Arguments at Lubbock Will Begin on Friday
Testimony in the Mill Good case finished at 6 pm and court adjourned until 10 am when argument likely starts. Many witnesses testified all day with about forty taking the stand. State and defense used fewer witnesses than in the Ross case. Notable testimonies included Roberson and Allison reputations as above reproach from multiple officials and residents. The trial adjourned with jury to hear continuing testimony soon.
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Elmer Norton
Sierra Blanca
Ross
Harry. Moore
Hudspeth
Roberson
John Sartin
Seagraves
Gaines County
Good
Ansell
Bert Ansell
Ross Ranch
Tom Ross
Milt
Hazel Gassoway
Felton Childress
Church
Ben Bourrom
del Rio
Didge Jas. Cornell
Sonora
D. R. McCormick
San Antonio
Bert McDowell
United States
United States Custom
W. E. Connell
First National Bank of
Fort Worth
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Allison
J. P. Helps White
Littlefield
Roswell
N. M
White
Ranger
John R. Hughes
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A. D. Harwick
Texas Cattle Raisers Association
Ozona
J. M. Jackson
Motley
Neff urged to look into 1 WW. affair by official
John Shuskie secretary of the transport workers urges Governor Jyeff of Texas to investigate Port Arthur brutality and alleged mob murder of IWW members James Holland and two others. The telegram questions oath keeping and calls for protection against mobs amid police brutality claims.
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Neff
Associated Press
New York
Jyeff
Texas
Industrial Workers of the World
LW. W.'s
Port Arthur
John Shuskie
Transport Workers
Tuskegee Talks Move to Settle Hospital Control
Tuskegee residents form a three member committee to meet with War Veterans Bureau director Frank E Hines to resolve hospital control for disabled African Americans. The group seeks a plan with white or black officers and doctors acceptable to all citizens and to avoid racial friction. Committee members are Dr L W Johnston W W Campbell and State Senator R H Powell.
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Associated Press
Tuskegee
Frank E. Hines
The
War Veterans Bureau Today
Tuskegee Ctizens
Hines
L. W. Johnston
W. W. Campbell
R. H. Powell
Johnson
Dredging bids asked for along Houston channel
Federal engineers will call for bids July 20 on 800000 dredging projects between Clinton and Manchester on the Houston ship channel. Awards will be made in Washington. The channel will be deepened to thirty feet in the Clinton district and will bring deep water to within two miles of the turning basin.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Clinton
Manchester
Houston
Washington
Clinton District
Saturday Grocery Pages Bring Amarillo Housewives Home
Saturday is the big day in Amarillo for Sunday dinner groceries as The Daily News invites merchants to advertise heavily. The feature includes market listings and recipes with timely household tips to help Amarillo women compare, choose, and plan.
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Amarillo
Daily News
Five Die in Freight Train Wreck Near Rockford
Five workers riding a freight train on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line were killed near Fairdale east of Davis Junction in Rockford Illinois. Reports later raised the death toll to as many as twelve with several injured as ambulances rushed to area hospitals. A derailment wrecked the train cutting communications and a relief train was expected from the scene after nine PM.
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Rockford
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Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Fairrdale
Davis Junction
Fairdale
Rangers to Probe Lange Killing in Somerville
Austin July 5 Ranger Captain R W Aldrich and Sheriff Clint D Lewis head to Somerville to lead Texas ranger investigation into the fatal shooting of Otto Lange a farmer and railroad employee. Acting Governor T W Davidson announced a court of inquiry and a $500 reward for Lange's killers and for Ed Thuber's Caldwell shooting last November. The move follows calls for action amid claims of conspiracy and threats of military force if resisted.
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Austin
R. W. Aldrich
Clint D. Lewis
Burleson County
Somerville
Otto Lange
Aldrich
T. W. Davidson
Davidson
Somarville
Lewis
Keeling
Adjutant General's Department
Lange
Ed Thuber
Caldwell
Day
California oil field fire causes $500000 damage
A large blaze at the Signal Hill oil field north of Long Beach destroyed two derricks and tools, with losses placed at 500000 dollars. Union Oil Company of Southern California and Petroleum Midland Company reported the derricks and rigging burnt, while Marine Direction and Henderson Petroleum were saved by workers who battled the fire for two hours after oil escaped from a broken line.
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Long Brrach
Calif
Signal Hill
Fielda
Here
Union Oil Company
Southern California
Petroleum Midway Company
Marine Direction
Henderson Petroleum Company
Kidnapped Port Arthur Men Reported In Galveston
No direct word from James Holland and a companion since their Friday night kidnapping. An anonymous call claims they were punished and chained on the Beaumont road before release. Holland had been jailed on IWW allegations, resisted fingerprinting, and was released by Habeas Corpus in Beaumont after a district court judge ordered his release.
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Port Arthur
A. KE. McDowell
Beaumont
Texas
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Holland
Grand Jury
Associated Press
Galveston
Industryal Workers of the World
Bureau of Identification
RE. A. McDowell
Local exhibits move between fairs in Texas region
The Board of City Development decided to send Potter County's Amarillo Tri State Fair exhibit to the South Plains Fair in Lubbock for display. Lubbock fair promises broad regional representation at Amarillo, with cooperation. A. Benard named industrial engineer unpaid. board to decorate the Coliseum for Tri State fair.
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Potter County
Amarillo
Lubbock
Dallas
Lubbock Fair
Tri-State Fair
A. Benard
Beaumont
Chamber of Commerce
O. Thompson
Tech College
Harry Locke
Los Angeles
Locke
T. L. Driscoll
Allen Early
T. M. Bruner
National Association of Real Estate Boa
Cleveland
Ohio
Murder Confession Stuns Springfield NL as Youth Admits Killing
Authorities in Springfield Newfoundland and Labrador confront a baffling murder case. Ivan Wooten, 16, allegedly confessed to slaying his wealthy benefactress and foster mother, Mrs. Mary Seals, 70, who lived near the city. Initial claim: a tramp shot her. Wooten had previously been confined at Edgar County School for Boys in Illinois.
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Springfield
Ivan Wooten
Mary Seals
Edgar County
Illinois
School For Boys
Legality Question Raised Over Amendment Proceeding
The debate centers on whether the proposed constitutional amendment slated for vote July 28 met the required three months notice. Lee Satterwhite suggests the attorney general could rule soon, potentially saving funds if the current election is deemed illegal. The Jacksonville Daily Progress editorial argues the submission procedure violated constitutional timing, risking nullification despite possible passage.
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Lee Satterwhite
Jacksonville
Balloon passes over Erie in national race
A balloon believed to be among those released yesterday at Indianapolis in the national balloon race passed over Erie at about six pm heading southeast.
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Erie
Associated Press
Indianapolis
First Chief Executive to Visit Territory
President Harding sails from Tacoma aboard the Henderson to Alaska, becoming the first sitting president to visit the territory since it joined the United States fifty six years ago. The voyage includes Ketchikan Wrangell Juneau and Anchorage with the golden spike at Nenana and a return via Cordova Sitka and Vancouver before Seattle.
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Associated Press
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Harding
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Henderson
White House
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Arctic Circle
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Nena
Interior
Richardson
Copper River
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Cordova
Sitka
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Sneed Improves After Paducah Shooting
John Beal Sneed, a rancher shot in Paducah Monday noon, was reported improving at a Quanah Sanitarium Thursday, according to relatives.
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John Beal Sneed
Paducah
Quanah
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