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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1923

Page

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Milt Good murder case heads to jury in Seminole

Lubbock dispatch reports Milt Good faces a jury in Gaines County for the death of W D Allison and H L Roberson in Seminole on April 1. Tom Ross testified and received 35 years. self defense cited for Good. Over 250 witnesses, long sessions, verdict hoped before Sunday.

Lubbock W. D Dave) Allison Seminole Clark M. Mullican Gordon B. McGuire Tom Ross Dave Allison Tony Ross H. L. Roberson Milt Good MecGuire Vickers Vickers & Campbell Dayton Moses W. H. Bledsoe Attorney Lockhart Tohoka Percy Spencer H. L. Robertson Milt

Negro killed in fight with Texas Rangers near Brackettville

A Semi no le negro named John Daniels was killed and his brother Phillip Daniels captured after a clash with Texas Rangers and customs officers while pursuing liquor smugglers near Brackettville. Four horses a pack mule and several tequila bottles were seized. Phillip Daniels was arrested for violation of customs laws.

Associated Press San Antonio Texas Rangers Brackettville Ed Cotulla Bracketville John Phillip Daniels

The Yellow Seven fiction feature premieres in Daily News

The Daily News will debut Edmund Snell's The Yellow Seven as a six week, 86 installment summer thriller starting Friday July 20. Twelve big episodes unfold in three installments each, with the feature promised as a knockout for readers.

Edmund Snell Daily News The

Firebearer Oil Well Fire Rages In Corsicana Texas

Fire at the Mitchell Jones Seay Cranfill Christian number 1 oil well in Corsicana continued tonight with flames from three Christmas tree openings. Plans to use a French .75 gun were abandoned as hazardous. A giant excavator with a crane will attempt to pull fittings off the burning well tomorrow after earlier efforts with guns and wire cables failed. The blaze began Monday.

Associated Press Corsicana

Investigation To Be Made in I W W Organizers Case

Austin July 6 An inquiry is to be conducted into alleged brutality by Port Arthur police against three I W W organizers The specific nature of the probe remains undecided The governor's office indicated a grand jury inquiry in Beaumont may be requested based on reports from Port Arthur officials and Judge A E McDowell

Associated Press Mexico City United States Conference of Mexico Charles B. Warren United Sates Washington Warren John Payne Austin Port Arthur Governor's A. E. McDowell Beaumont

Investigation Ordered Into Damon Bank Killing

Austin July 6 two examiners of the State Banking Department were sent to Damon to investigate the Damon State Bank after the death of W P Mullcahy president and cashier who was found with a gunshot wound yesterday. No report on the bank’s condition had been received by the department today.

Associated Press Austin State Banking Department Damon Damon State Bank J. L. Chapman W. P. Mullcahy Banking Department

Chicago Fires From Brief Electrical Storm

Fifteen fires broke out in ten minutes as an electrical storm flooded streets and basements in Chicago. Telegraph and telephone services were impaired and property damage ran into thousands of dollars.

Chicago Associated Press

Greeks Attempt to Land Forces Repulsed Near Dardanelles

A July report from Constantinople says Greek troops tried to land a regiment at Kara Buran near the Dardanelles. Turkish forces repulsed the landing after severe fighting. Many casualties occurred on both sides, and a Turkish torpedo boat sank a Greek ship with many drowned.

Associated Press Sofia Constantinople Kara-Buran Dardanelles

Hamer to Assist In Investigation Of Lange Killing

Ranger Captain Frank Hamer left Austin for Somerville to join the Lange killing inquiry. He is the third ranger under acting Governor Davidson to investigate. No report from Captain Aldrich yet. a preliminary report was expected tomorrow with Burleson County officials for further action.

Associated Press Austin Frank Hamer Somerville Otto Lange Farmer Hamer Davidson Aldrich Burleson County

Banker Farmer Meet Planned at College Station

Plans for the Texas Banker-Farmer conference in College Station on December 10 and 11 were made at a Texas Bankers Association meeting with American Bankers Association and A and M officials. The event expects about 1,000 representatives from state banks and farming sectors to discuss cooperative marketing and intermediate credits.

College Station Texas Banker-Farmer Texas Bankers’ Association American Bankers Association A and M. College

Austin Resident Praises Local Daily News Growth

Miss Williams from the Panhandle writes from the state capitol in Austin praising The Daily News as a real newspaper that covers regional news in an engaging way. She notes she plans to subscribe and calls the paper fast growing toward becoming a top state publication.

Trene Williams State Capitol Austin Daily News Panhandle Reliable Associated Press Amarillo Daily News

Corsets and Long Hair Ultimatum At Hospital

Mussogee federal soldiers hospital workers ordered to return to corsets and high neck dresses. Miss Alice Robertson, welfare chief, denounces laughter in halls and urges staff to dress and behave professionally, saying women must earn respect.

Associated Press Muskogee Okla Federal Soldiers Hospital Miss Alice Robertson Alice

Texas Wool Shipped to Boston Manufacturers

A San Angelo wool storage firm completed shipment of 600000 pounds of wool to Boston marking the first large lot consigned, with only scattered prior consignments. Most northern and eastern buyers have left the state.

San Angelo Boston

Weather Summary for Amarillo and Vicinity

Weather data shows fair conditions with Saturday’s forecast mostly dry in Amarillo and eastern New Mexico. Temperature readings include maximum around 11M and minimum near 68 with scattered showers over the northwest and west Gulf States while the Plains and central valleys stay warm. A notable atmospheric disturbance over the Plateau region is noted with continued warm weather across the Plains.

Borecant Amatillo Texas New Mexico Amarillo Iccschcacs Wiss Ieee Plateau West Gulf States Plains States

Court decision limits liquor prescription powers in Montana

Federal Judge George M. Bourquin ruled that Congress cannot dictate doctors on whiskey prescriptions. He invalidated prosecutions of Dr. J. B. Freund for writing over 100 prescriptions in ninety days and limiting one patient to more than half a pint in ten days. The ruling invalidates sections of the Prohibition Enforcement Act that set prescription numbers and quantities.

Associated Press Helena Congress cGorge M. Bourquin Bourquin J. B. Freund Butte Knox New York Samuel W. Lambert Montana

Cotton Rate Case Postponed Until September Fourth

AUSTIN July 6 Hearing on the Texas Railroads readjustment and increase of uncompressed cotton was postponed by the railroad commission until September 4 on carrier request. The Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association and other petitioners agreed. The association also seeks a cotton rate decrease, to be heard September 4.

Associated Press Austin Texas Railroad Commission Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association The Cotton Association

Cotton Condition 75 Per Cent Normal in July Report

The Texas July crop report shows cotton at 75 per cent normal, covering conditions up to July 1. Other crops marked: corn 75, oats 78, wheat 77, hay 84, kafir 80, sorghums 71, sweet potatoes 76. Central and North Texas have the best cotton, with boll weevil damage reported across all regions except the west and northwest.

Austin State Department of Agriculture Central North Texas

Investigation into Lange murder sparks Somerville meeting

In Somerville Texas July 6 a mass meeting with over 100 citizens urged full cooperation with Ranger Captain R W Aldrich Sheriff Cline Burleson County and Sheriff Parker Washington County in the Lange case. They pledged support for the widow cared for by a municipal fund and condemned masked violence while noting no court inquiry has begun and state officials will determine next steps.

Associated Press Somerville Texas R. W. Aldrich Cline Burleson County Parker Washington County Otto Lange Lange Aldrich

Boy Killed by Auto On Fort Worth Highway

Denton July 6 six year old Robert Bush Jr died today after being struck by an automobile on the Fort Worth highway this morning.

Associated Press Denton Robert Bush, Jr Fort Worth

Goldfield Fire Destroys Town Amid Bootlegger Feud

Nov 6 Goldfield nearly wiped out by flames with six buildings spared. One man dead from fire related causes, a missing woman feared dead, several injured by burns and flying glass. Fire suspected incendiary amid bootlegger feud. Hospital patients evacuated as Tonopah supplies reach the town.

Associated Press Tonopah Goldfield I. N. Galliac Blake

Fire Rips Goldfield Camp Destroying Nine Blocks

Reno dispatches report a massive blaze at the Goldfield boom camp, established in 1904, burning nine blocks north from the Brown-Parker Garage. The fire caused an estimated 509000 in damage, severed telegraph and telephone wires, and overwhelmed the town as dynamite spread flames and water failed to stop the blaze. Several key structures were destroyed while the Gold Field Hotel and other eastern side buildings along Columbia Street were saved.

Reno Tonopah Tenderloin Brown-Parker Tonopah and Goldfield Gold Field News Elks Building Columbia Street

Staples Enjoined Over Texas Refining Permit Cancellation

The American Refining Company seeks an injunction in Travis County to block Secretary of State S. L. Staples from cancelling its Texas operating permit. The Delaware firm argues it paid franchise tax on net assets, while the secretary demands payment on gross Texas assets for the year.

Associated Press Austin S. L. Staples Texas American Refining Company Delaware Corporation Travis County

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