Amarillo poised to host 1924 Texas Press meeting
Amarillo is nearly certain to land the 1924 Texas Press Association convention. J. Nunn told the Board of City Development directors that about 400 Texas editors would be brought to Amarillo next year. Secretary O. S. Vernon to Galveston next week to invite the association. A Panhandle press caravan will depart for the Galveston convention to push the bid. Other actions included allotments for highway marking funds and efforts to secure reduced tourist rates via Palo Duro Canyon.
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Board of City Development
the Plains
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O. S. Vernon
Galveston
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Vernon
Ark
Palo Dupo Canyon
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Officers Find No Clue to Shooting of Mexican Girl
Dallas May 31 Officers said after twenty four hours investigation no clue had presented itself about the identity of American youths accused of shooting and wounding Rosalia Beltram a Mexican and firing at Pancho Garcia another Mexican Mexican consul S Barrero Guerra expressed confidence the difficulties will end soon
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Associated Press
Dallas
Rosalia Beltram
Pancho Garcia
S. Barrero-Guerra
Clara Phillips Defends Image On Sunset Special Journey
Clara Phillips tells an Associated Press reporter she is not a tiger woman and claims Peggy Coffee bought the hammer used in the Meadows death. She vows innocence and hints at undisclosed evidence as she travels by guarded Pullman toward the west coast, having suffered two nervous breaks.
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Associated Press
West Coast
el Paso
Peggy Coffee
Sunset Special Traveler Faces Possible Reopening Fight
A Southern Pacific line train bound for Los Angeles stopped as the sun faded. The traveler Clara pleaded guilty to weariness from great strain after a broken sleep. She met relatives in Texas and hoped her case might be reopened for another freedom bid amid a cheering crowd at the station.
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Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Clara
Texas
Judge Sends Boys to Different Places and Breaks Up Bad Gang
Santa Fe May 81 United Press reports Judge Hollo man released six boys accused of burglarizing a hardware store to relatives out of the city saying they are headed for the penitentiary and perhaps the gallows. He sent one to Albuquerque two to Los Angeles one to Denver and one to Alcalde.
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United Press
Santa FE
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