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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1926

Page

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Delaney Captures Light-Heavyweight Title in 15-Round Thriller

Jack Delaney of Bridgeport defeated Paul Berlenbach in a unanimous decision at Brooklyn National League Ballpark to win the world 175 pound championship after a gripping 15 round bout. Delaney mounted a dramatic late surge, turning the fight with a fierce two handed assault that left Berlenbach exhausted.

Associated Press New York Jack Delaney Bridgeport Conn Paul Berlenbach Brooklyn Delaney Berlenbach James A. Farley Paul Bach Witiney

Burglars Active at McLean Cash Taken From Safes

Burglars broke into the Western Lumber and Hardware Company's store in McLean taking fifteen dollars from the safe. The Magnolia Petroleum station and the Texhoma Oil and Refining plant were entered but only papers were scattered. The Erwin Drug store had its back window screen removed and an attempt to pry the window loose failed.

Mclean Western Lumber and Hardware Company Magnolia Petroleum Company Texhoma Oil and Refining Company Erwin Drug Company

Weather Outlook Saturday Mostly Warm Across West Texas

The forecast for Amarillo and West Texas calls for partly cloudy skies and continued warm conditions Saturday with little temperature change. A high pressure system moves southeast while showers are reported in scattered central and eastern locations. overall, fair weather expected in New Mexico with temperatures around the mid 80s to mid 90s during the day.

Amarillo Texas New Mexico Lake Region Tennessee Californ

Keys proceed to Panhandle fair crowds set higher prizes

Directors at Amarillo hotel vote to run a fair campaign selling keys with 100 and 50 dollar rewards for top sellers. Secretary Amacker orders 20 000 keys and 4000 dollars in treasury with 14 000 dollars debt. Panhandle young women compete for rewards as Lee Williams posters sign boards Panhandle turnstiles gated entrances cars banned on grounds stellar attractions expected to break past records.

Amarillo C. H. Amacker Panhandle Amacker Treasury W. C. Gatton Lee Williams

Habeas Corpus Hearing Set for Leahy in Ramsey Case

Habeas corpus for H. J. Leahy of San Patricio county charged with murder of Dr. J. A. Ramsey will be heard before Judge W. W. McCrory in San Antonio on July 27 or another date set by the district judge. Leahy, free on $20,000 bond on four charges, faces a conspiracy to murder and extortion counts and a separate conspiracy to swindle Ramsey over a ranch. The proceeding centers on the extortion conspiracy bond and related charges.

Associated Press Austin Texas H. J. Leahy San Patricio County J. A. Ramsey Mathis W. W. McCrory San Antonio W. C. Morrow Court of Criminal Appeals Leahy Linton Dr. Ramsey McCrory

Wheat storage not harming Texas crop report

Fort Worth reports the northwest Texas wheat crop faces no serious damage from temporary ground storage. The Fort Worth grain and cotton exchange notes notional price gains of about 12 cents per bushel from July 1 to July 16 due to car shortages. If rains stay away, storage on the ground is expected to cause little actual damage.

Associated Press Fort Worth Texas

Explosion lashes Lake Denmark arsenal in New Jersey disaster

Eyewitness Viola McConnell recalls two Marine officers racing toward the powder magazine as blasts rocked the Lake Denmark complex. Captain Clarke and Lieutenant Commander Brown ran into danger to save others, their families fleeing but surviving the event. A NEA photographer captured the scene from 800 feet, while nearby towns hosted refugees in Newfoundland Hospital as debris and heat filled the night.

Dover N. J Morris R. Utter Lake Denmark Utter Jeft Arsenal Burwell FH. Clarke Marine Corps E. A. Brown Viola McConnell Brown Clarke Viola

Interstate Commerce Commission Denies Western Rate Increases

The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected a blanket five percent rate increase for western railroads and denied separate Southwest and Mountain-Pacific groups. It found no broad Western emergency and urged carriers to earn a fair return, while noting some lines did not meet the 5.75 percent target. The panel dismissed proposals to create regional rate groups to dodge potential increases.

Interstate Commerce Commission Northwestern Trunk Line Southwest Arkansas Oklahoma Texas Kansas Missouri Missouri River Louisiana Mississippi Mountain- Pacific Southern

Georgia Banks O K Outlook Improves Statewide

Georgia's economic outlook improves with banks in good condition. Governor M B Wellborn of the Sixth Federal Reserve District says many small country banks that closed this week can reorganize and reopen soon.

Georgia O. K Associated Press Atlanta M. B. Wellborn Sixth Federal Reserve Bank District

Fight at Canadian River borrows Borger area hijack tale

A gun battle near the Canadian River north of Borger left Bull Weevil Blaylock dead and Baldy Bradley wounded. Police say several hijackers robbed two teamsters and fled, pursued by the victims who fired back, with Bradley later admitting involvement in the alleged deal.

Canadian River Borger Tween Mignin Boll Weevil Clark Cain Bolt Weevil Blaylock Baldy Bradley J. F. Daniels B. L. Millhison Plemons

Famous Sculptor Borglum Receives Governor in Texas

Gatson Borglum, famed sculptor of the Stone Mountain memorial, met Governor Miriam A. Ferguson in Austin. He plans memorials for the Alamo, Goliad, and San Jacinto, designs a trail drivers monument in San Antonio, and weighs a Texas Rangers carving while noting Georgia’s banking failures.

Associated Press Austin Gatson Borglum Stone Mountain Memorial Miriam A. Ferguson Texas Union Borglum Alamo Goliad Battle of San Jacinto San Antonio Texas Rangers

Amarillo Salesman Held Up by 3 Youths on Clarendon Highway

traveling salesman L. D. Evans from Amarillo was robbed of about $6000 by three youths aged 18 to 21 on a highway four miles southwest of Clarendon. Evans was plying repairs when a rifle was forced to his side and he was ordered to run. the trio fled, later arrested near Hedley by deputies W. E Whitefield and H. P. Aufill after confessions.

Amarillo Clarendon Highway Clarendon L. D. Evans Amarilo Vans Evans Brumiey Hedley Memphis North Road Lelia Lake W. E B. Whitefied H. P. Aufill Hugh Glass Harrington McNurl Ft. Worth J. E. White Dallas

Urge Irrigation of Small Farms in West Texas

The West Texas Chamber of Commerce Conservation Committee urges irrigation of two to ten acre plots on individual farms. They propose three to five person local committees to plan financing, including two year interest free loans for substantial farmers, with no cotton irrigated from reservoirs. The plan aims to prove feasibility and encourage crop diversification.

Conservation Committee West Texas Chamber of Commerce Abilene Chambers of Commerce of West Tex West Texas

Youth to be plea of man held for road side slaying

Leon Majorwitz, 16, charged with murder in the roadside slaying of Charles John Carter, 27, in Houston. An examining hearing is set for next Wednesday to determine if he qualifies for Juvenile Court. Carter was killed by buckshot from a 12 gauge shotgun after a feud-related encounter.

Associated Houston Leon Majorwitz Justice of the Peace Campbell R. Overstreet Mharles John Carter Criminal District Court Leon Justice Overstreet Carter Mike Majorwita Albert Majorwitz John Majorwitz T. A. Binford

Davison sworn in as aviation assistant secretary of war

Truebee Davison is sworn in as assistant secretary of war in charge of aviation. Contracts are awarded for Italian Carrara marble crosses over American graves in Europe. Campaign subpoenas against Senator McKinley are delayed by illness. Interstate Commerce Commission rejects blanket easing of western freight rates. Mellon says no other creditors gave France such debt terms. Boston and Maine railroad reorganization plans win ICC approval.

Washington Truebee Davison Europe Iilness McKinley Ullnois Interstate Commerce Commission Mellon France America Boston and Maine Railroad Interstate Commmerce Commission

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