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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1923

Page

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Great Oil Operator to Visit Local Oil Fields

Colonel A E Humphreys, noted oil operator and philanthropist, arrives in Amarillo for a twelve hour visit to inspect local oil holdings and two active wells. A city holiday is declared 8:30 to 6:30 as merchants close for a mass welcome at the auditorium with speeches and music.

Col. A. E., Humphries Amarillo Guy Humphreys Corsicana Mexia Keine Unitedates Otlock Auditoria Colonel Humphreys Moxta Denver Board of City Development Blasdel C. J. Blackburn Charleston W. Va Reunion Grounds A. B. Humphreys Col. Humphreys

Smiths Hearing on Enactment Act in Albany

Governor Smith listened for four hours to arguments pro and con the repeal of the Mullan Gage state prohibition enforcement act. He left the room inscrutable as aides weighed briefs and his decision was awaited tonight or by midnight Sunday on whether he would sign or veto the repeal bill.

Albany N. Y Smith Alden Austin Senate Judiciary Senate Finance Committee Davis A. and M. College and Technological College Senator Rice

Murderess serenaded by 169 Los Angeles policemen in Texas trip

In Marfa Texas Mrs Clara Phillips alleged slayer of Alberta Meadows was serenaded by 169 Los Angeles policemen en route to a Buffalo convention. The Sunset Limited connected with Chief Oaks and other officials at El Paso, her spirits buoyed by the news she would not be sent to San Quentin. She denied Juarez ties and warned against sensational reports as she claimed a possible route to freedom remains. The caravan's reception drew hundreds as the train departed.

Associated Press EL Paso Los Angeles Buffalo N. Y Clara Phillips Alberta Meadows Marfa Texas Louis D Oaks Sunset Limited Juarez Mexico St. Louis Salt Lake City New Orleans Jack Miller William Cousins The Miller Cousins Clara

Burial Today For Representative Claude Kitchen

Claude Kitchen dies after a long illness and funeral services are planned for today at his Scotland Neck home. Residents of the town pause for reflection as schools and businesses close. burial will be in a nearby Baptist cemetery beside his father, who also served in Congress.

Associated Press Scotland Neck N. C Claude Kitchen Wilson Kitchen Scotland Neck Mr. Kitchen Congress Washington

Cowan gasoline tax bill passes finally in House

The House passed the substitute Cowan gasoline tax bill after amendments changed the tax. An occupation tax of one third cent per refined gallon was adopted by a 68 to 49 vote, with final passage 92 to 11. The measure is expected to raise about 8.6 million dollars annually for Texas.

Austin Senate House Pullman Texas Baldwin Wilmane Dallas Genera Chitwood Et al Quaid Jaesalon Quaid

Eight Race Horses Die In Ohio Stable Fire At Track

Eight thoroughbreds and a pony perished as five barns burned at Ohio State Jockey Club tracks in Maple Heights near Bedford. About 150 racers were trapped. heroes among spectators freed horses to run free. The named victims Susiana Huron II Shortst Long Island Portlight Mambi Thealster were owned by J A Parsona and Eastman of Toledo. Portlight died after being cut loose and returning to flames.

Prensa Cleveland Ohio State Jockey Club Maple Heights Bedford Ohio Susiana Huron II Shortst J. A. Parsona Cheyenne Wyo Long Island Portlight Mambi Thealster Eastman Toledo America Lortlight

Riots in Durango City Leave Ten Dead and Seventeen Hurt

In Durango City a religious riot ended with ten killed and seventeen wounded as a mob attacked the provincial palace and disarmed mounted police. Federal troops concentrate to prevent further disturbances. amusements were ordered closed and soldiers patrol the streets.

Mexico City Durango City Prov Ederal

Supreme Court Clerk liable for bank loss in capital case

United Press reports Santa Fe May 81 The State Supreme Court found Clerk Jose Banaie liable on his personal bond for $1500 lost from the defunct Capital City Bank which was not protected by bond.

United Press Santa FE State Supreme Court Capital City Bank Jose Banaie Lable

Court Seizes Control of Ku Klux Klan in Atlanta Case

Fulton County Superior Court assumed temporary control of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and halted expenditures as petitioners led by David M. Rittenhouse alleged mismanagement by Imperial Wizard H. W. Evans and Emperor William Joseph Simmons. A receiver was sought as the Klan faced internal threats and possible secession of realms.

Atlanta Fulton County Superior Court Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Dune 9 Oreer David M. Rittenhouse Philadelphia Klan H. W. Evans Wiliam Joseph Simmons Evans Washington, D. C Gay Dr. Evans Washington Imperial Palace Peachtree Road Emperor Simmons Gutzon Borglum Stone Mountain William Joseph Simmons Fred J L. Bavage H. K. Ramsay H. C. Mont J. Norris John D. McDonald Little Rock F. C. Duggan A. Alley George Perry Itoroope Tenn R. O. Dunning Columbue C. M. O. Dunning Sanford Fla L. Ebers Charleston T. Gth

Neely Named Director of Federal Land Bank Houston

J. M. Neely secretary treasurer of the Amarillo National Farm Loan Association was appointed a member of the Federal Farm Loan Bank at Houston and director for district No 8 covering the Panhandle and West Texas. He will attend the meeting in Houston June 6 for initiation and reorganization efforts. Neely has directed loans totaling over 860000 and has resided in the Panhandle 24 years and Amarillo 18 years.

J. M. Neely Amarillo National Farm Loan Association R. A. Cooper Washington Federal Farm Loan Bank Houston Federal Land Bank Neely Amarillo Association Panhandle Amarillo

Roswell Cotton Carnival Planned To Be Big Affair

Roswell plans elaborate pageant for the Chaves County Cotton Carnival set for October 4 to 6 with a regular fair accompanying the event. Local organizers predict it will be the biggest fair of its kind ever held in Eastern New Mexico.

Roswell United Preas Chaves Coun Ita New Mexico

Government presents witnesses in Lee oil fraud trial in Fort Worth

The day-long Fort Worth trial featured witnesses who bought stock in General Lee interests companies and received no returns. Elderly investors from across the country, including a clergyman, testified that promotional literature portrayed General Lee as a miracle geologist and Confederate descendant. One holder, William J. H. Chaney, bought about $10,000 of stock and later recovered only $3,106 in bonds and securities. most witnesses reported no gains.

Fort Worth General Lee Interests Lee Interests Gray Robert A. Tee Stotoaine General Lee Lee Robert F. Lee Confederacy United States William J. H. Chaney Clinton New York Liberty David ii Willia Stromberg Cinci . C Full Western W. Va

Weather forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity

Amorphous weather data for Amarillo and surrounding regions shows a Friday outlook of partly cloudy conditions in West Texas and Eastern New Mexico with minimal changes. Temperature readings include hours from early morning near 62 to 89 degrees, with maximums near 89 and minimums around 63, plus humidity and moisture figures scattered through the day.

Amarillo Texas New Mexico

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