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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1934

Page

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Man Confesses Murder After Police Grin

Houston police said E. H. Stuart 28 admitted killing his four year old daughter Dortha for a $400 life insurance plan. He strangled the child then drove to a hamburger stand and could not eat. The surviving twin girl, unaware, tried on shoes.

Houston E. H. Stuart Dortha Stuart Cypress Creek A. C. Thornton Police Henryetta Okla B. W. Payne Kern Stuart

Amarillo Area Weather Forecast and Readings

Forecast for Amarillo and area calls for fair conditions with some high cloudiness. West Texas shows generally fair to partly cloudy weather with unsettled western fringe, while New Mexico expects fair conditions with little temperature change. Yesterday's Amarillo temperatures reached a high of 46 with trace precipitation in the prior 24 hours. record highs and lows noted for historical context.

Amarillo West Texas 100Th Meridian New Mexico

Vote for Small Is Vote for West Texas

Editorial in Fort Worth Star Telegram argues West Texas should back Clint Small for governor. It contrasts his record defending West Texas land and interests with candidates Hunter McDonald and Allred, urging trust in Small's proven public service.

Fort Worth West Texans West Texas Tom Hunter Wichita Falls Hunter C. C. McDonald McDonald James E. Ferguson Ferguson James V. Allred Allred Tle Mr. Allred Texas Alfred Clint Small Amarillo Small Senator Small Clint Smail

Centenarian Brown Dies in Brown County Texas

Alfred E. Brown who would have turned 102 on September 18 died at his home in May community Brown County. Funeral services were set for this afternoon. A Confederate Army veteran, he served under Gen. Robert E. Lee and was present at Appomattox when Lee surrendered.

Alfred E. Brown May Community Brown County Robert E. Lee Appotomax Lee

Elevator official Jule G. Smith dies in Fort Worth

Jule G. Smith, about 65, president of the Smith Ingraham Grain Company and of the Fort Worth Elevator and Warehouse Co., died here today after a week in hospital with kidney ailment. He had not fully recovered from an automobile accident a year earlier.

Fort Worth Jule G. Smith Smith Ingraham Grain Company

Democratic candidates speed campaign as vote nears

Six Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls pressed ahead with rapid schedules as election nears. Edgar Witt spoke in Austin after stops in Brownwood and Bryan, challenging Attorney General James V. Allred's record and his school fund payout claim. Allred defended his record and urged lobbying reforms. Maury Hughes blasted radical ideas while Clint Small highlighted a limited legal practice serving small ranchers and farmers.

Edgar Witt Austin Brownwood Bryan Travis County Witt James V. Allred Travis Allred Supreme Court Jimmy Allred Texas Gonzales Seguin San Antonio Hughes Maury Hughes Longview Franklin D. Roosevelt Greenville Clint Small

No Pain Reported At Plains Points

The Panhandle saw cooler conditions after scattered showers on Monday with a high of 92 degrees. No Panhandle location reported rain as thunderclouds built but moisture did not materialize. Meteorologist H. T. Collman said no more rain is expected and today’s forecast calls for a fall with little temperature change. Water use dropped to 5.3 million gallons from 8.4 million during the heat wave.

Panhandle H. T. Collman United States Weather Bureau

Break From Texas Death House Shocks State

Figures in the Huntsville penitentiary death house escaped Sunday afternoon, leaving three wounded and one dead. Raymond Hamilton Joe Palmer and Blackie Thompson led the break, Whitey Walker was killed, while Charlie Frazier and Roy Johnson were wounded. Five of the six men are pictured in the accompanying photos.

Raymond Hamilton Joe Palmer Blackie Thompson Texas State Penitentiary Death House Huntsville Whitey Walker Charlie Frazier Roy Johnson Penitentiary Death House

Freak Texas wind storms injure one, damage many towns

Sudden wind storms swept Central Texas injuring a Wortham man, Walton Stubbs, as flying debris damaged homes and shuttered plate glass. The storms damaged Kaufman County and struck Jefferson, with a twister near Franklin and Busby area. Temperatures near Waco soared to 107 to 112 degrees in the afternoon.

Associated Press Texas Wortham Gulf Coast Walton Stubbs Franklin Robertson County Busby Waco Hillsboro Belton Corsicana

Bombers Arrive at Weeks Field Alaska

Ten U.S. Army Air Corps bombers completed a 4000 mile training flight from Washington to Alaska and landed at Weeks Field Fairbanks at 13 15 local time. The crossing covered the United States and Canada in a single training mission.

Fairbanks Alaska United States Canada Washington, D. C United States Army Air Corps Weeks Field

GOP Primary in Amarillo Saturday Held by Potter County Republicans

Potter County Republicans set a Saturday primary from 8 A M to 7 P M at the Kenyon Green Company offices 93 North Polk Street. A district committee of S E Fish W C Kenyon and W H Woodlief will vet candidates before election judges J R Keeling W S Williams J O Gifford and Mrs Pauline Kenyon. J M Kernan Amarillo attorney named for U S congressman.

Potter County Kenyon Green Company North Polk Street S. E. Fish W. C. Kenyon W. H. Woodlief Kenyon Grain Company J. R J. M. Kernan Amarillo United States H. E. Exum U. S. Goen el Piso Supreme Court

Dillinger Death Rumors Followed By Public Funeral

Chicago reports reveal Anna Sage and Rita Keele linked to Dillinger case as authorities recount the outlaw's death. Dillinger’s father accompanies the hearse through Indiana toward Mooresville, with questions about who identified him and how his funeral will be funded.

Chicago Thomas Duffy Sheffield Police Tonight Anna Sage Gary John Dillinger Polly Hamilton Fargo N. C Sage Anna Miller Dillinger East Chicago Ind Indiana Harbor

West Texans Back Small on Radio Tonight

West Texans go on air tonight to back Amarillo candidate Clint Small for governor. Speakers from Abilene, Lubbock, Wichita Falls, Amarillo, and Wellington will urge Panhandle support on WBAP Fort Worth from 10 to 10:30 PM.

Clint Small Abilene Wichita Falls Lubbock Amarillo Wellington Panhandle Ross Rogers WBAP Fort Worth J.D. Sandefer Hardin and Simmons University Charles A. Guy Avalanche Journal W. B. Hamilton West Texas Chamber of Commerce Jay Taylor Panhandle Livestock Producers Association Rogers Deskins Wells Small

Board clears prison heads after break from death house

The Texas prison board absolved Lee Simmons general manager and W. W. Wald warden of the state penitentiary system of blame in the death house breakout. It found no evidence of negligence or collusion with convicts while noting guard carelessness and plant defects. A formal report will follow. Ward announced a new picket box will start construction tomorrow.

Huntsville Texas Prison Board Lee Simmons W. W. Wald Stele Penitentiary System W. A. Paddock Houston Simmons and Ward

Hopkins Talks With Italy's Mussolini

Rome July 24 Premier Mussolini received Harry L Hopkins United States relief administrator in a 15 minute audience Hopkins said he gained several good pointers from Mussolini Pope Pius also greeted Mr and Mrs Hopkins and discussed United States recovery programs expressing hope for success The pope showed intimate knowledge of American affairs

Rome Mussolini Harry L. Hopkins United States Hopkins Il Duce Pope Pius

Chicago Sizzles as Heat Pushes City to Break Sweat

Chicago endures sweltering heat with high temperatures and humid conditions. Officials warn residents to limit outdoor activity while preparing for a new citywide agreement on cooling programs and energy conservation.

Ban on Shipments Amid Chicago Stockyards Strike

The Farm Administration ordered a temporary suspension of cattle purchases in the growth area due to the Chicago strike and market congestion. Chicago's stockyards halted as 800 Livestock Handlers' Union members walked out, leaving tens of thousands of cattle stranded and deteriorating in the heat. Federal officials urged withholding further consignments of death-stricken cattle as conditions worsened.

Washington Farm Administration Grouth Chicago Death Valley Commission Union

Box Seat Tickets For Tri State Horse Show On Sale Today

Tickets for box seats at the Tri State Horse Show on August 6 7 go on sale today. Boxes for six to eight seats cost 50 cents each while general admission is 50 cents. Orders through the Tri State Fair grounds office or by calling Mise Eva Lewis at 9811. First come first served.

Mise Eva Lewis

New 3000 Barrel Well Boosts Moore County Oil Output

Moore County reports a 3,000 barrel oil well from the Shamrock Oil and Gas No 1 Robertson B in section 165 block 3-T T&NO survey eight miles northeast of Dumas. The well flowed 130 barrels per hour after reaching pay at 3,372 feet, following a 3,368 foot birth. Local tests south and east were disappointing, while the Shamrock pool lies three miles southwest.

Moore County Robertson “B Shamrock Oil & Gas Company T&no Dumas Jones Sunray Oil Com John Sheerin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tex The Hamilton Palmer Thompson Walker Frazier Nab Dillinger Moll Kaufman Kaufman County Jefferson U.S GOP BOARD Ward Irvin “Biackle Italy Federal By N. D. Bartlett
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