07 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
1
A memorandum records President forwarding all data Johnson had requested to Senator Borah. The action formalizes Johnson's data request path and the transfer of documents to Borah for review. The note underscores executive handling of information flows between Johnson and Borah within the period.
President refuses to turn over 9 items to Senate Foreign Relations Committee citing acts as diplomatic understandings. Letter from Secretary Stimson to Chairman Borah clarifies that no negotiations or secret understandings led to the London naval conference. Senator Johnson and others question the propriety of withholding papers from the 1927 Washington naval conference. Continued on page 15.
Lamesa June 61. W. (Bua) Aiken, recently found guilty of the murder of DP Cox here and sentenced to 80 years, visited his mother’s grave near O’Donnell this week under guard of Deputy Sheriff A. M. Bennet and Granvil Aiken. The record reflects the third highest sentence ever given in the court logs.
June from the Ualt is to visit here via his tether. Mens tone NM Man is appointed to Sunapolin while tending the University of New Mexico at Albuquerque.
A man was found left dying hours after a shooting between two ranches near Portales New Mexico. A Winchester rifle was implicated in the attack. Neighbors describe a sparsely settled area as investigators search the scene and collect statements.
A historical photo caption notes November 1927 moments when then Secretary of Commerce Hoover weighed a presidential run. The grainy image hints at political tension and early signals of a future campaign, reflecting national interest in Hoover during his inquiry into a presidential bid.
A day of accidents in Texas left nine dead including victims from Wichita Falls and Dallas. It lists Doughton of Henrietta and Warren Fannin of Kentucky among the dead, with others injured or missing after car, plane, and fire incidents across the region.
Pantagesis, an Angeles theater owner, is freed on bond after health-related custody. Bond set under 100,000 dollars as he undergoes medical care for heart ailments. Continued on page 16. Population totals for the country show 16,404,060 with 5,338,305…
E C Nelson Jr declines to enter the county judge race. He states he has received many solicitations but prefers to remain at his law practice and continue in his present work. The announcement notes that he spoke to friends yesterday.
A court hearing on an injunction against picketing at the Lamar Cafe on Taylor Street was scheduled this morning after Union leaders denied charges of picketing. A temporary injunction had been granted, with the full court action to continue later, as details appeared in the ongoing case.
A Tulsa family suffered serious injuries in a car crash near Tucumcari on Wednesday night. A relative identified as EE escaped harm while other members were cut and bruised. W M Beay of Tales, Oklahoma, arrived to assist after the wreck.
A fragmented report describes a confrontation in Washington as Cannon faced Senate questions about his 1928 campaign. Senators and lobbyists warned he would have to face consequences for his actions and for the Siubs Snith campaign, highlighting a bitter stand in the capital.
In Austin Gov Moody refuses to confirm rumors and says a political ally has talked too much. He will not discuss a Monday executive meeting or upcoming plans. Representative Betsch and others push speculation about Moody running or not in the July 26 primary. Cont on Page 15.
Delegates at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Denver confront opposition to the prohibition resolution at the opening session. An amendment, reportedly to be offered tomorrow by Mr. Lindsay of Texas, was anticipated. The debate centers on perceived forces seeking to undermine the Eighteenth Amendment.
A new weather force is due here on July 1 to support air mail service. The installation will involve large stations in the Southwest to bolster meteorological support for aviation operations.
Four people died in a street car and automobile crash in Duluth with reports of two others injured. The incident affected a local observation system and weather-related safety notes as officials discuss the new three event feed system and Sunday observations. The dead include Violet Hanson, 20, and others named as Manson, Stewner, and Hartman.
Vance Swinburn of Memphis was elected president of the Epworth League for the coming year. Other officers named include Wesley Dest, Shirley, Braddax, Erwin Siay, and more. The session included business votes, with a large turnout and a memorial event held by the Wag Hes-Caper Memorial group.
In Fort Worth a man known as Alsup receives two to years for murder tied to the robbery at the First State Bank of Patewise. The trial disclosed a pistol amid claims of deception as nine defendants faced charges. Separate state census figures show Anderson County up 34,786 and Brazos County up 24,010 with various increases and decreases across numerous counties including Houston and Madison.
Graf Zeppelin completes an extensive flight circumnavigating the globe with stops in Europe and across Africa. The airship faced atmospheric disturbances and rough seas but landed safely near its base in Germany after a long voyage that included tracking over the equator and handling weather challenges reported in the dispatches.
A payroll thief linked to a $1 scheme was recaptured in Borger near Pesveteria building. Police say Joequeeris Spier hid inside the structure as officers closed in, tightly watched by Constable Bob Rees. Spier was seized one block from the city hall after a pursuit through bars nearby.
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