OIS Drilling Delivers Speech on State Freedoms
OIS Drilling frames its address as a push for state freedom as the meeting closes today. Officials and attendees note the speech highlights economic and political reforms.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1929
Page
1
Cureton and Lawther Speak At Texas and New Mexico Bar
Chief Justice Cureton urged a nine member Texas supreme court saying current justices overworked themselves to death. Wm A Keleher of Albuquerque discussed the Law of the New Mexico Land Grant, calling Spanish and Mexican grants a hindrance to regional development and proposing federal action to open grants to public domain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas and New Mexico Bar Association
M. Cureton
Austin
Supreme Court of Texas
Wm. A. Keleher
Albuquerque
Cureton
State Supreme Court
Keleher
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Mexico
Constitutionality Only Question for Court in Title Suit
Texas Attorney General Claude Pollard said the state supreme court will decide early this fall on the constitutionality of Senator Clint Small’s bill affecting navigable streams and river bed titles. He noted the Bradford case was reframed to allow demurrers and that no further suits would be filed unless the law’s validity is determined. Pollard also declined to say whether he would run for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Small
Texas
Supreme Court of Texas
Claude Pollard
Amarillo
Texas Bar Association
Bradford
North Fork
Red River
Gray County
Supreme Court
General Pollard
Weather Forecast For Amarillo And Vicinity
Weather outlook shows Saturday fair for Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas partly cloudy with little pressure change. New Mexico generally fair with possible unsettled northern areas. Temperatures near current norms, with slow pressure movement guiding mild weekend changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Sanford Hurt In Car Wreck Near Vaughn
J. M. Sanford, a longtime southwest cattleman, and his son Elliott were injured when their car overturned after a tire blew on Highway about ten miles west of Vaughn New Mexico. Passersby freed them and rushed them to a Vaughan hotel for treatment. J. M. Sanford suffered two fractured ribs and severe bruises while Elliott’s back injuries were described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Sanford
Elliott
Vaughn
N. M
van Buren Street
Hot Springs
Vaughan
Sanford
Elliott Sanford
Plane Propeller Fatality At Vernon Airport
Six year old Harriett Shaner died in Vernon Texas after being struck by an airplane propeller at the Vernon airport opening event. She had ridden with her parents and ran under the propeller when alighting. The incident occurred during the opening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Vernon
Tex
Harriett Shaner
Vernon Airport
G. M. Shaner
Moody seeks adventurer's return to Amarillo
Governor Dan Moody issued a requisition for the return to Amarillo of C. H. Boyles a 68 year old Texan held in New York City after escapades with wealthy widows. He faces bigamy and swindling charges tied to a $10000 bail and a Brooklyn romance that ended as a widow spent nearly $7000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Dan Moody
Amarillo
C. H. Boyles
New York City
Moody
Allen S. Johnson
Day
Ralph Kane
Indiana
Boyles
Blanche Degan
Panhandle
Senter to enter Texas governor race
Senator E. G. Senter of Dallas announces candidacy for Texas governor at a Texas Bar association meeting. He backs a constitutional amendment to enlarge the Texas Supreme Court and will formally launch on August 14 at the Old Settlers Reunion in Alvarado, where he will discuss his reasons for running against Senator Tom Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Senter
Dallas
Texas
Texas Bar Association
Supreme Court
Old Settlers
Alvarado
Tom Love
Senter
Woman Loses Arm In Highway 66 Wreck Near Here
A heavy sedan overturned 12 miles east of the city on Highway 66. Mrs Jimi Hughes of Coyote and her daughter Mrs John Kirby of Sabens were hospitalized. Hughes had a forearm crushed and was amputated. Kirby had minor bruises. La Fern West received minor injuries but was sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 66
Jimi Hughes
Coyote
John Kirby
Sabens
Violence Flared on Canal Street During Car Strike
Two union men were killed and hundreds injured as striking street car workers clashed with non union workers and police in New Orleans. Mob violence destroyed street cars, damaged a company trouble car, and blocked tracks as authorities struggled to regain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Canal Street
New Orleans Public Service, Inc
Public Service
Grand jurors quit without making report in Potter county
The Potter county grand jury for the spring term adjourned yesterday without a report. Over 30 indictments for felonies and one misdemeanor were returned during the ten week term. Foreman M. W. Lemons said 24 of 28 indictments tried led to convictions. Five bills were returned at final session four felonies and one misdemeanor. Indictments included theft of property from Amarillo area and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
District Criminal Court
M. W. Lemons
Bascom Brazil
Forest Simpson
Clarendon
Amarillo
Eddie Davis
B. Beebe
Becie
Santa Claus bandit given death by jury
Henry Helms one of four men in the Cisco bank robbery on December 23 1927 and the killings of two officers was sentenced to electrocution on September 6 An insanity plea may be filed by his attorney J L Dearly Helms was convicted of robbery with firearms in February 1922 Marshall Ratliff who wore a Santa Claus suit led the gang is under the death penalty for killing Cisco police chief Bed ford and officer Carmichael A third robber Robert Hill faces a 99 year sentence and L E Davis died of wounds on Christmas Day 1927 El Campo Texas heavy rains feared crop damage totaling seven inches in 26 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eastland
Henry Helms
First National Bank
Cisco
Helms
J. L. Dearly
Marshall Ratliff
Santa Claus
G. E
Bit) Bedford
George Carmchael
Robert Hill
L. E. Davis
Car Shortage Eases in South Plains Grain Haul
Farmers across the South Plains face a easing but ongoing car shortage that hindered grain transport to elevators. Rush shipments reveal continued strain as shortages limit loading capacity and disrupt marketing timelines.
Panhandle Wheat Belts Stockpiles Surge Amid Embargo Threats
A Panhandle region report shows over 100 million bushels of wheat stored in fields and shipping points with daily additions exceeding 100000 bushels. Analysts warn two day embargoes loom as merchants push for market stability amid the surplus.
Chief Justice Cureton Voices Need for Nine Member Supreme Court
Chief Justice C. M. Cureton told the bar convention that Texan law requires a nine member supreme court. He is celebrated as an outstanding figure in the Southwest and spoke on the proposed constitutional amendment with wide knowledge of Texan resources and regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Cureton
Supreme Court
M. Cureton
Cureton
Southwest
FIRE DESTROYS WHEAT STACKS NEAR SHATTUCK OKLA
Special to The SHATTUCK Okla July 1 Fire today wiped out Miller farm wheat stacks four miles southeast of Shattuck destroying about two hundred bushels of grain. Wind spread flames badly and Miller saved four stacks. Grain movement to town is hampered by car shortages but harvest yields and prices are above expectations as the peak harvest nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shattuck
Oklo
Oscar M. Miller
Here
Miller
Nome Setlionx Yeaterby
Floyd County
Houth Plains
Farmer Held in Old Murder at Clarendon
Altus Oklahoma July 5 A farmer near Olustee named B Scriggins was arrested by Jackson county officers and held for Clarendon Texas authorities on a murder charge. Sheriff Sam Banks and Deputy Lugher Bush made the arrest after receiving word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altus
Okla
B. Scriggins
Olustee
Jackson County
Clarendon
Texas
Sam Banks
Lugher Bush
Young Texas Cowboy Heads East To Meet Hoover
Boyd Jones of Amarillo rides 1700 miles on his pony Molly from Amarillo to see President Hoover. The 15 year old caravan bearer carries invitations to the Tri State Fair and letters from the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. He has previously met President Coolidge and plans stops through Oklahoma and Missouri before Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Texan Park
Boyd Jones
Amarillo
Mre
Hoover
Tri- State
Boyd
President Coolidge
Brule
Wisconsin
Amarills Chamber of Commerce
Molly
Washington
Conway
Groom
Alameed
Clinton, Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Tulan
Joplin Missouri
St. Louis
Governor splits on Hoover hospitality resolution
Governor Moody approved in part and disapproved in part a Texas Legislature resolution condemning Mrs. Herbert Hoover for inviting the wife of a Black congressman to a White House tea. He praised the section condemning social mingling but rejected any personal criticism of the president’s wife and any official upbraiding of citizens’ votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Moody
Texas
Herbert Hoover
White House
United States of America
Secretary of State
Fort Worth Ends Night Flight Endurance Record Attempt
Cleveland reporters note a new world endurance goal for refueled flights by pilots Roy L Mitchell and Byron K Newcomb aboard the City of Cleveland. They aimed for 200 hours after surpassing the prior 172 hour 32 minute record set at Fort Worth Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Roy Ts Mitchell
Byron KK
Newcomb
City of
Byron
Newcombs
Roy L. Mitchell
Kart Worth
Texas
James Kelly
Reginald Robbins
Mitchell
Weather Bureau
Panhandle to Chicago Natural Gas Line Proposed
Tulsa reports a plan to build a 12 inch Texas Panhandle to Chicago pipeline led by the Skelly Oil Phillips Petroleum and Columbian Carbon groups with J E Phillips confirming formation in Bartlesville. Rumors say Insull interests may buy at the Chicago gate for industrial use as seven Panhandle gas lines feed the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Chicago
Texas Panhandle
Texas Company
Skelly Oil Company
Phillips Petroleum Corporation
Columbian Carbon Company
J. E. Phillips
Phillips Company
Bartlesville
Insull
City
Empire Companies
Cushing Field
Oklahoma
Texas-Empire Pipe Line Company
Panhandle
Classified advertising prospects in Amarillo papers
The Amarillo Daily News and Amarillo Evening Globe promote the classified columns as the ideal advertising medium for buyers and sellers. It notes a directory listing with phone number 6262, inviting readers to visit J ust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Evening Globe
Also Mentioned on This Page
OIS Drilling
Rogers
Lawther
Hoover's
Alexander Legge
International Harvester Company
SON
Gorman
Basslake
Gertrude Parr
New York
Bill
Ellis
Los Angeles
Anne Wrightman
Elkettes
Foreman
Bry
EL Campo
South Plains
Mid-West
Panhandly
Faringay
Chief
Col U
Farmer
Old Murder
Rodeo Park
Mrs. Hoover
Fort Worth
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