Victim Claims Four Shots Went Home in Limb in Texas
Testimony in a Dallas trial shows V Hall seeks 51000 in damages from Garza County peace officers and others for 37 gunshot wounds to leg and knee on January 10 1928 near Justiceburg Curra County. Key and Browning faced questions as Hall sped away thinking he was being robbed while a Sylvester bank robbery suspect pursuit was underway.
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Associated Tress
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V. Hall
Tow Green County
Garza County
Hall
Justiceburg
Curra County
J. G. Key
Perry Crowly
Otto Nance
Elton Nance
Harve Browning
Iurve Browning
Carl Wood
Charles Bargsley
Corda County
Schuy- Marshall Jr
Dallas County
Roon W. Kenney
Sylvester
Fishes County
Key
Marshall
Kenney
Martin Jensen to attempt solo endurance flight
New York dated Jan 29 Martin Jensen famous for the San Francisco to Honolulu flight announced he would take off from Roosevelt field on Wednesday morning in a Bellanca monoplane named the Green Flash in a bid to set a new solo endurance record. The current mark is 35 hours 5 minutes 8 seconds set last June by the late Royal Thomas. The aircraft carries 500 gallons of automobile gasoline.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Roosevelt Field
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Jensen
Forecast Brighter Weather After Cold Missed Monday
The forecast notes a missed snow storm yesterday with light morning rain and fog followed by clearing skies. Temperatures ranged from 21 to 45 degrees as today’s outlook calls for unsettled to partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions.
Weather forecast for Amarillo and region
Wed unsettled to partly cloudy and warmer for Amarillo and West Texas. New Mexico mostly fair with little temperature change. Northern Montana high remains over eastern South Dakota bringing colder air to the upper Mississippi valley. Colorado low has faded but a moderate low persists from Utah northwestward. warmer trends noted in the northern Rocky Mountains. Sunrise 7 47, sunset 6714 details.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Montana
South Dakota
Mississippi Valley
Colorado
Utah
Rocky Mountain
Col Thompson urges city to probe water costs here
Col E O Thompson urged the city commission to reexamine the water contracts and bids for three new wells amid comparisons to Santa Fe costs. He cited Santa Fe paying about 4.5 cents per thousand gallons and the city paying roughly 38 cents, noting $60,000 spent on tests without a decision. An emergency auto crash injured Cana dian Gas employee C Crant 35 miles out on the North Highway. he was taken to St. Anthony's sanitarium after a ditch overturn.
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Crant
Bivins
Dalhart
City Water Works
City Commission
J. H. Harris
W. H. Brymer
Jeff Bartlett
Miss Jewell. Davidson
H. B. Jones
Ray Edinburg
Commission
Col. E. O. Thompson
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railroad
Col. Thompson
Harris
Edinburg
Jury Deliberation Begins in Coast Guard Shooting Case
Elmira New York January 20 United Press reports Surfman Glenn Jennings of the U S coastguard faced a murder charge in the fatal shooting of Jacob D Hanson a Niagara Falls figure. The jury retired at 1 45 pm for deliberations after a noon lunch break.
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Glenn Jennings
U. S. Coast Guard
Elmira
N. Y
Jacob Hanson
Niagara Falls
Hanson
Jennings
Frank L. Beck
Coast Guard
Chris Dew
U.S
Richard H. Templeton
Buffalo
Elka
Coast
United Press
U. S. Coastguard
Jacob D. Hanson
Madrid reports suppression of Spain revolt in Ciudad Real
Premier Primo De Rivera announced in the assembly that the revolt in Ciudad Real was suppressed and tranquility was restored across the country according to the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Primo de Rivera
Ciudad Real
Endurance Crew Heads to New York Banquet
Four members of the crew of the army endurance plane Question Mark left Bolling Field at 1:45 p.m. for New York to attend an aviation dinner under the National Exchange club. They flew in their famed plane that recently set a new endurance record in California.
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United Press
Washington
Bolling Field
New York
National Exchange Club
California
Pampa Plumber Helps by Quick Rescue Then Loses Car
E Carney a Pampa plumber was assisted by three young men who pulled his car from a ditch near Tampa but then beat him, stole the vehicle, and drove away. His injuries were not serious.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Jan
E. Carney
Pampa
Pleasant chat between Hoover and Smith in Miami
In Miami Beach on January 20 Alfred E. Smith wearing his brown derby visited Herbert Hoover at No 8 Belle Isle. They talked for 25 minutes sharing stories of their presidential contest and exchanged good wishes for the White House. The meeting occurred in the sun room at the James C Penney home, with coffee and cigars as they recalled campaign episodes and gifts from supporters.
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Associated Press
Miami, Beach
Fila
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Belle Isle
Mr. Hoover
James C. Penney
Raskob
Stith
John J. Baskob
Democratic National Committee
William F. Kenney
New York
Lawrence Rickey
Miami
Penney
El Paso Customs Slayer Identified After Officer's Shot
Claremore Oklahoma January 29 John Q Hancock Jr lies in a hospital in critical condition after being identified as the slayer of El Paso customs officer Thomas Morris. Oklahoma City reports fingerprint identification confirmed Hancock as the suspect. Hancock was wounded by Hugh Larimer during an attempted escape. Larimer says the shooting was in self defense.
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Associated Press
Claremore
Okla
John Q. Hancock, Jr
Thomas Morris
el Paso
Oklahoma City
Hancock
Hugh Larimer
Larimer
Morris
Oklahoma governor impeachment votes widen charges
Three additional articles of impeachment faced suspended Oklahoma Governor Henry Johnston as the House adopted an incompetency charge by 72 to 26 and two more charges over the issuance of deficiency certificates. Rumors swirled about a confidential secretary, Mrs O O Hammond, with Hammond denying she was asked to resign amid the process. Dr John Black Hudson, 48, pastor of Victoria First Presbyterian Church, died after an operation.
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Oklahoma City
Henry
Johnston
Oklahoma
Senate
House of Repsentatives
House
O. O. Hammonds
D. M. Logan
Okmulgee County
Logan
Victoria
Associated Press
Texas
John Black Hudson
First Presbyterian Church of
Dorothy Dix Columns to Debut in Daily News Monday
Modern Girls Dorothy Dix urges women to embrace femininity and reject the notion of imitating men. She argues old-fashioned girl myths lack foundation and compares mothers day standards with those of today. Known as The Big Sister, Dix will write a daily advice column for readers worldwide.
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Dorothy Dix
Daily News
Dead May Die in Fort Riley Army Plane Crash
A Fort Riley plane crash killed Private Sydney Blackwood 28 and left Lieutenant Percy Wright critically injured. The unnamed crewman perished when the craft nose dived about 300 feet near Marshall Field after takeoff. Blackwood hailed from Cabot Arkansas and Wright from Denver Colorado.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Edo
Marshall Field
Sydney Blackwood
Percy Wright
Blackwood
Cabot
Ark
Ene
Denver
Col
Army Flying Field
Army
Rockefellers Retain Hughes In Coming Row
New York Dan 2% Charles Evans Hughes and Henry Hornbrook were retained by the Rockefeller proxy committee in the fight to oust Col. Robert W. Stewart as chairman of Standard Oil Co of Indiana. Hughes to act as general. Hornbrook as Indiana law expert. The group says proxies are being gathered from major stockholders to secure a majority of the 9,900,000 shares held by 58,000 investors.
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New York
Dan
Charles Evans Hughes
Henry H. Hornbrook
Indiana
John D. Rockefeller
Robert W.W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Rockefeller
Hughes
Hornbrook
Thomas Debevoise
Rockefeller Group
Indiana Company
Rankin hotel hold up ends in street shooting
William Campbell once of Fort Worth, living at Best, is jailed in Rankin Texas after a hotel clerk was robbed of a pistol and valuables. Campbell sustained two bullet wounds in a gunfight with Deputy Sheriff Clarence Shannon during the Rankin Yates hotel incident.
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United Viece
San Angelo
Tex
Rankin
West Texas
William Campbell
Fort Worth
Clarence Shannon
Yates Hotel
Ruth will leaves Babe Ruth's wife estate to Dorothy Ruth
The will filed for probate in New York on June 29 outlines that the $50,000 estate of Mrs Helen M Ruth goes to her ward Dorothy Helen Ruth, once Marie Warrington, while Babe Ruth, Mrs Ruth's mother, and her four brothers and three sisters each receive $5.
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Associated Press
New York
Helen M. Ruth
Babe Ruth
Dorothy Helen Ruth
Marie Warrington
Hereford 10 Auction Noted Stock Today
Hereford January 29 breeders from across the United States arrive for the second annual Anxiety Fourth Herefords auction. Col. Fred Reppert will conduct the two day sale in the heated pavilion beside the business district. Nearly 100 cattle, many from Panhandle breeders within ten miles, are expected to set new sale records.
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United States
Fred Reppert
Anda
Hereford
House Favors Bill Deport Gangsters
Washington January 29 The house immigration committee reported favorably the undesirable alien bill to deport foreign gunmen and bootleggers. The measure would deport any alien who re enters after deportation if convicted of two or more federal law violations or one or more offenses carrying a two year sentence.
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United Press
Washington
House Immigration Committee Today
United State
Texas Botlters Elect Officers At Dallas Convention
Henry McGredge of Sulphur Springs was chosen president of the Texas Bottlers' Association. Hugh T. Latham of Brownwood was elected treasurer in the convention's final session held in Dallas.
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Texas Bottlers
Associated Prest
Dallas
Texas
Henry McGredge
Highway bond plan rejected by Texas House committee
In an executive session the Texas House constitutional amendments committee gave an unfavorable report on the 175 million bond plan for highways. The vote was 19 against and the panel also rejected a separate 225 million proposal and a prior 226 million idea. San Antonio led opposition as lawmakers debated referendums and new constitutional language to fund a permanent highway system.
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Austin
Dan
House Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Committee of Seven
Moody
San Antonio
Prendergast
Marshall
W. C. Huggins
Houston
Hubbard
New Boston
Highway Commission
Beck
Fort Worth
Clarence Ousley
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Huggins
Anderaoi
Big Judgment Allowed Against Stinnett Townsite
Special to The News Borger Texas Jan 22 One of the largest tax judgments rendered by a district court in Hutchinson County has been announced by Judge Newton P Willis in the case for the county town site company The judgment is in excess of 9000 The action was brought by Judge C D Works when he was county attorney Last year Judge Works with Joseph H Aynesworth of Stinnett handled the case in cooperation with Henry D Meyers new county attorney Judgment was personal and allows sale of any property of the townsite company to satisfy the judgment.
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Borger
Texas
Hutchinson
Newton
P. Willis
Stinnett Townsite Company
C.D. Works
t+ torney
Judge Works
Joseph H. Aynesworth
Stinnett
Henry D. Meyers
New County
Dollar Day in Amarillo Announces King Dollar Tribute
Amarillo gears up for Dollar Day with stores offering bargains and extended savings. Downtown will crowd as locals and out of town shoppers hunt for discounts, making Amarillo a hub for money saving opportunities tomorrow.
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King Dollar
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