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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1929

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Legislature authorize probe into highway board and control board

The Texas legislature voted toappoint a 7 member committee to investigate 22 charges against the highway department and four against the board of control. The move, approved 105 to 24 in the house and 19 to 6 in the senate, is the session's third investigative effort and follows inquiries into land office oil and gas leases and textbook contracts.

Associated Press Austin State Highway Department Board of Control House Senate Highway Department Control Board Elwin Gerron Waxahachie Land Office Attorney General’s Department Texas University Regents Dallas Roy Tennant Wallace Teague Gibb Gilchrist Gerron Petsch Fredericksburg Highway Commission

Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding regions

Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for partly cloudy and colder conditions through Tuesday. West Texas expects partly cloudy to unsettled skies with probable snow in the north and rain in the southeast, colder in the north at daybreak and Tuesday night with livestock warnings. New Mexico looks unsettled Tuesday, especially the east.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico Montana Rocky Mountain Plains Colorado Nevada Mies

Aimee Declares Texas Inquiry Judge's Check a Love Offering

Aimee Semple McPherson testified before a state legislature committee that a $2,500 check to Superior Judge Carlos S. Hardy was a love offering for radio talks church work and financial advice. She denied it was for legal advice as impeachment questions loom. The report notes the matter sparked broader patronage inquiries and mentions Texas officials subpoenaed for hearings.

Associated Press Los Angeles Carlos S. Hardy Aimee Semple McPherson

New Schedule Announced for Branch Lines on Santa Fe

A new schedule reduces overnight service on mail freight and express from Amarillo to South Plains towns. The list includes Canyon Happy Tulsa Finney Kress Plainview Hale Center Abil Cantata Amathubpoek Burris Posey Slaton Southland Post Justiceburg Fullerville Aiken Lockney Wilson Tahoka O Bon nell Lamesa Shallow Water Littlefield Amherst Sudan Anton Muleshoe Floydada Ropes Meadow Brownfield Wellman Seagraves Smyer Levelland Whiteface Lehman Bledsoe Idalou Lorenzo Ralls Crosbyton.

South Plains Santa Fe Amarillo Canyon Happy Tulsa Finney Kress Plainview Aben Cantata Amathubpoek Burris Posey Slaton Southland Post Justiceburg Fullerville Aiken Lockney Wilson Tahoka O'Bonnell Lamesa Shallow Water Littlefield Amherst Sudan Anton Muleshoe Floydada Ropes Meadow Brownfield Wellman Seagraves Smyer Levelland Whiteface Lehman Bledsoe Idalou Lorenzo Ralls Crosbyton

Amarillo Plans New Morning Trains to Boost Trade Area

Amarillo officials and local businesses announce a major schedule shift for branch line trains. The Floydada band train runs Plainview to Floydada at 6 30 a m, while the Lamesa band train travels Slaton to Lamesa at 7 45 a m and Seagraves band train from Lubbock to Seagraves at 8 15 a m. Crosbytown band train departs Lubbock at 8 30 a m to Bledsoe arriving 11 15 a m. These trains will no longer run terminal to mainline and back in the afternoon, a change seen as boosting Amarillo’s trade outreach.

Ture South Plains Amarillo Floydada Plainview Lamesa Slaton Seagraves Lubbock Crosbytown Bledsoe

Girl 17 Plans Dawn Takeoff For Endurance Record

Miss Elinore Smith, 17, announced at Curtiss Field New York that she will take off at dawn tomorrow in a biplane to attempt a new endurance record for women.

Girl Associated Press Curtiss Field N. Y Elinore Smith

Moonlight duel in Eastland leaves blood pools

Five pistol shots and two falling forms were reported in a moonlight duel near Eastland Texas early Sunday. Only five blood pools found. Grand jury investigates as officers consider Mexican dance ongoing nearby and wounded possibly carried away by friends.

United Press Eastland Tex

Young Worker Falls 12 Floors on New Santa Fe Building

Jacob Tolk a 24 year old carpenter died after plunging from the twelfth floor of the Santa Fe office building at Ninth Avenue and Polk Street. He toppled head first after leaning from the wall to guide a steel beam, struck a scaffold on the third floor, and died on the operating table at a local hospital. Survived by his mother two brothers and two sisters all in Amarillo. Funeral at Polk Street Methodist Church. A venire of 100 men was summoned for the assault trial of Henry Long amid a heavy criminal docket and ongoing cases.

Jacob Tolk New Santa Fe Ninth Avenue Polk Street Tolk Polk Valla Bealford Blackburn-Boxwell Santa Fe J. A. Brennan Nicholas Tolk Amarillo Canyon Taylor Street N. Tolk John Rayland Cornelius Tolk Walter Elder Elizabeth Tolk L. N. Stuckey Frank McClain W. K. MccCaskill C. W. Carter Lee Brown Wr. Bartlett HW. A. Venable Llano Cemetery Henry Long Henry Bishop W. W. Lowrey

Colorado man yields to her pleas then kills wife and himself

J H Kirkbride 40 a former Boulder district attorney shot his wife in the left ear then killed himself in their home after letters reveal her fears she was going insane and begged him to kill her. The couple’s sisters and the secretary found the bodies and a note inside the door directed responders to call the coroner.

United Press Boulder Colo Jan J. HK. Kirkbride Inte Kirkbride Hin Mra. O. M. Gilbert Mero Mary Boyd Charles Snively Denver Psychopathic Hospital

Dallas Man Drunk in Bath for Twelve Days

A Dallas man, drunk in a downtown Turkish bath for twelve days, was taken to a hospital for rest after doctors gave first aid. He had frequented the bath parlor since arriving, keeping himself supplied with liquor and losing weight at more than a pound daily.

Dallas Tex

Seattle Girl Who Married Maharaja Reports Daughter

The Maharanee Devi Sharminta Ilol kar, formerly Nancy Ann Millet of Seattle, and her newborn daughter, born Saturday night in St. Germain, are reported well. The birth was registered at the city hall, with Maharaja and wife receiving congratulations from around the world. No name has been given yet. naming will follow Indian custom after 12 days. The Maharanee plans travel to the Riviera once able.

ST. Germain France Maharanee Devi Sharminta Ilolkar Nancy Ann Millet Seattle Indore Thora Clare Riviera Mley

Truck Driver Captures Bank Robbers Near Mt Morris

Flint, Jan 28 The quick action of truck driver F. Kritlow led to the capture of two bandits who robbed the State Bank at Mt. Morris of 19000 dollars. Kritlow pursued the robbers in his truck after they fled in a coupe, forcing the car into a ditch. One robber was injured, the other escaped but was later trapped under a lumber pile. All the money was recovered.

Flint Mich F. Kritlow Mt. Morris Kritlow

Amarillo Stop On Coast Air Route To Kan sas City

Los Angeles June 26 Special to The News. Western Air Express plans a new cross country air line from Los Angeles to Kansas City via Albuquerque with a possible Amarillo stop. Survey completed and southwest route chosen as all weather suitable. Service expected within 60 days, says Harris M. Hanshue.

Los Angeles Kansas City Albuquerque N. M Amarillo Texas Western Air Express Harris M. Hanshue New Mexico Hanshue

Texas Pacific to inaugurate rail air service via Dallas

Dallas January 28 Texas and Pacific railway will inaugurate the Transcontinental Rail Air passenger service between California and the East via Dallas on February 4. Frank Jensen, general passenger agent for the road, announced the plan today.

Associated Press Dallas California East Texas and Pacific Railway Frank Jensen

Cold Wave Predicted For Amarillo And Panhandle

Weather officials forecast a sharp cold spell for West Texas with early morning temperatures around 14 degrees or lower. Snow was possible late last night or early today and livestock warnings were issued for the Panhandle as readings fell from the mid 20s to near freezing.

Amarillo Panhandle Weather Bureau West Texas

Negro Shot After Arrest in Armstrong County Affray

Rous Johnson lies seriously wounded at Northwest Texas hospital after an affray with Armstrong County sheriff near Claude. Police say Johnson resisted handcuffing, grabbed the sheriff’s revolver, a 44 calibre special, which discharged, penetrating his left side and passing out the right. Johnson’s recovery is uncertain.

Rous Johnson Northwest Texas Armstrong County Claude Johnson

Blind Kansas City man dies from gas heater fumes

The Associated Press reports that Williac Moore, 50, a blind man, was asphyxiated today by fumes from a gas heater in Kansas City. His wife, also blind, is in dangerous condition.

Associated Press Kansas City Williac Moore

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