Editor Carl C Magee Freed By New Mexico Supreme Court
Santa Fe NM AP report states editor Carl C Magee of Albuquerque was released on 2500 bond by order of the New Mexico Supreme Court during deliberation on the governor’s power to pardon in a direct contempt case. Magee is jailed in San Miguel County Las Vegas pending outcome. defense argues lack of due process and seeks ruling on pardon authority.
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Death Penalty Rounds on Leopold Loeb Case
Chicago July 24 Associated Press: details of the Leopold Loeb murder case are presented as prosecutors press for the death sentence. Evidence includes a bloody boot, a rope, a bottle and a ransom note, with expert testimony on blood stains and the crime scene. Twenty-two witnesses have testified. prosecutors expect to close their case by Monday.
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Labor board report on Magee libel trial in New Mexico
The joint legislative board of organized labor of New Mexico released attorney Neill B. Field of Albuquerque's report on Carl Magee's libel trial before District Judge Leahy in Las Vegas. Field says the case was a public scandal born of a press freedom violation and Magee lacked a fair trial.
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Italian flier to accompany Americans on polar expedition
Lieut Locatelli, the Italian flier slated to fly toward Spitzbergen as prep for a North Pole attempt next year, will accompany the American round the world fliers when they depart for Greenland. Supplies and landing facilities will be provided along the route from England by American authorities who will grant every possible assistance.
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Colonel Eckhart Named Assistant Treasurer for Gop
CHICAGO July 24 Colonel Bernard A Eckhart of Chicago has been appointed assistant treasurer of the Republican national committee announced tonight by William M Butler chairman of the committee.
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Union Miners Not Responsible in Mine Disorder
The McGarry Ferns report states union miners did not cause the three week unrest in McAlester and Wilburton coal fields. It pins the violence on operators plans to incite state intervention to hire non union workers at lower wages. Bulletins signed 100 per cent Americans spurred actions at the Kali Inla mine. Local officials say bullets prompted an uprising though union members were not at fault.
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Girls Lead in Getting Tickets for News Picnic Aug 7
Amarillo youths under 16 lead in ticket qualifications for The News and Post picnic at Tri-State Fairgrounds on August 7. A limited 600 attendees will join a morning Mission Theater event then travel to the race track enclosure for lunch. Subscriptions secure tickets. prizes and contests promise a lively day with local sponsors providing treats.
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Jeff Potter Named Tulia Postmaster in Texas
Postmaster General announces two acting postmaster appointments in Texas with Jeff Potter named for Tulia and Pearl Vernon for Hermleigh. Potter will oversee Tulia postal operations while Vernon serves Hermleigh. The moves reflect ongoing staffing changes in the U S Postal Service across the state.
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Three Drownings From Mississippi River Towboat Sinking
Three men drowned and another is expected to die after the towboat Climax of Barker Barge line sank in the Mississippi River off Jackson Avenue, near New Orleans, late today. The incident occurred as the vessel encountered trouble while on the river, with rescuers rushing to reach the crew.
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Hear Election News Saturday Party At The News Office
Hear election returns Saturday night as guests at The News office. Two leased wires will bring returns, one wire devoted to election news. Be our guests at this big election party. Arrive after 6 to get a good place. Returns shown on screen for thousands.
Our State Ticket Endorses A Broad Texan slate
The News offers recommendations for state offices listing endorsed candidates across U S Senate Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General State Comptroller Agriculture Commissioner Lane Commissioner Railroad Commissioner and Supreme Court Justices. It praises Morris Sheppard Thomas Barton Will Edwards John Wall Dan Moody Tom Bell George Terrell J T Robison Clarence Gilmore Lon A Smith C M Cureton V Terrell M Marrs Walter Splawn and Lattimore asserting a safe, reliable ticket.
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Workers Party Announces Aug Speaking Tours
William Foster and Benjamin Gitlow, Workers Party ticket for president and vice president, will open tours mid August per party headquarters. Foster to address steel workers in Avon Park near Youngstown Ohio on August 17 and then tour the West. Gitlow to tour the East, out on bond pending appeal from his Sing Sing sentence for circulating a left wing manifesto.
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Six Wheel Bus Project Announced by Schwab Company
Charles M. Schwab announced the formation of the Six Wheel company to manufacture six wheel motor buses and trucks. The firm will unitize the four rear wheels, a distinctive feature in automotive engineering, with headquarters in Philadelphia.
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Bessie B Seized After Docking Rum Fleet Crew Arrested
The fast motorboat Bess ie B released by customs officials earlier was seized again near Rockaway Point after bringing ashore Dr Royston Foulks and an injured man from the rum fleet. Two hundred cases of whiskey were found on board and the crew of three were arrested.
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Ruth Hobart Remains jailed as bond not yet posted
Mrs. Ruth Hobart, charged with the murder of her husband Edward W. Hobart, remains jailed with a $4,000 bond not yet posted. Attorney J. W. Culwell said the bond is prepared and will be presented soon. Hobart, progressing and spirits revived after habeas corpus proceedings, has been in jail since July 14 as Sheriff Less Whitaker previews new developments expected today.
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McLaren Reaches Petropavlovsk Kamchatka on World Flight
British aviator A. Stuart McLaren and his companions have arrived at Petropavlovsk Kamchatka during their round the world flight, the latest leg of their journey.
Weather summary for Amarillo and nearby areas
Weather forecast for Amarillo area and vicinity shows Wednesday partly to mostly cloudy with a risk of showers in the extreme west. North portions of PiBantern New Mexico expect partly cloudy skies with local thundershowers and a temperature rise later in the day. Hourly temperatures are noted for Amarillo, with highs around 1023 and other figures referenced in the fragmentary report.
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U S Demands Explanation In Death Of Major Imbrie
The State Department in Washington demands a precise statement from Persia over the death of Major Robert Imbrie vice consul in Teheran. Imbrie was killed by locals who claimed he wore a Persian fez and tried to photograph religious ceremonies. His wife Katherine Gillespie Imbrie, once director of Near East Relief in Teheran, testified from New Rochelle New York.
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Jurisdiction Challenge Felt in Western Railroad Dispute
The railroad labor board faced a challenge to its authority in a wages and rules dispute between western carriers and their employees. About 90 employee chairmen refused to answer summons as the board met in executive session to decide next steps while Richberg argued the board illegally assumed jurisdiction and witnesses would not testify.
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Fatal Ranger Hotel Fire Kills Guests and Ranges Missing
A major blaze in Ranger Texas destroyed the McClosky Hotel and nearby Southland hotel, trapping guests. Two are dead and at least two injured, with George Parkson and M. D. McKimmon missing. Billy Wallace perished after returning for a pet. Firefighters from Eastland aided, but many victims remain in debris.
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Silver Named Head of Grain Concern
Gray Silver of West Virginia was elected president of a $26 million grain marketing company formed by five large grain firms. The merger aims to create a farmer owned and controlled organization, with Washington representative and affiliated with the American Farm Bureau federation.
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Norton Nominated to Succeed Bryan for Governor
John H. Norton of Polk was nominated by the Democratic state central committee for governor on the seventeenth ballot. He will succeed Governor Charles W. Bryan, who declined the nomination to pursue the vice presidency after the April primaries.
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British Schooner Francis and Louise Seized for Alcohol Cargo
Federal officials filed libels against the British schooner Francis and Louise and its cargo of 42,000 gallons of alcohol. The vessel was seized near Cape Cod after authorities captured a motor boat alleged to be distributing alcohol.
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Deadlock in Inter Allied Conference over German loan
London reports that despite efforts by Premier Herriot and Belgian premier and American reps, a deadlock remains between France and British and American financiers on the loan safeguard formula for Germany. Talks continue between M. Kennis and Thomas W. Lamont, with cautious optimism about Europe’s Dawes plan and future unity.
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