Press declares war on Chicago gangsters after Lingle killing
Chicago newspapers unite in a war on gangsters after the killing of Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle. Rewards totaling 55000 are posted for his slayer as editors call the act a challenge to the press and to public resolve against crime.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Press of Chicago Tonight United
Alfred
Jake” Lingle
Tribune
The
Lingle
the Tribune
the Herald
Aniiner
Herald and Examiner
United States
Evening Post
Daily News
Missing Boy Scout Raymond Pascoe Sparks Texas Search
Raymond Pascoe, 14, has been missing since Monday afternoon after leaving home on an errand. Police and family appeal for information as heavy Panhandle rain and a double homicide in Wichita Falls dominate the day’s news.
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Raymond Pascoe
Raymond. Pascoe
W. A. Pascoe
Johnson Bt
Tol. A. firm amount not included in notice
The record notes that the Tol. A. firm amount is not specified in the notice. No further details are provided about the sum or related parties.
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TOL. A
Construction award for Santa Fe line Amarillo to Boise City
Sharp & Fellows Construction of Los Angeles won the contract for 24 miles of the Santa Fe line from Amarillo to Boise City Oklahoma. The project, awarded in Chicago, excludes the Canadian River bridge, and is part of a 122 mile stretch toward Las Animas Colorado. Start of work expected soon with right of way secured in Potter County. Estimated cost near five million dollars.
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Amarillo
Boise Gity
Oklahoma
Sharp & Fellows Construction Company
Los Angeles
California
Wow
Rochester
Santa Fe
Chicago
Canadian River
Boise
Las Animas
Colorado
Potter County
W. W. Chilton
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Railway Company
Chilton
Weather Cast for Amarillo West Texas and New Mexico
Weather outlook for Amarillo and West Texas shows Wednesday partly cloudy with little change in temperature. New Mexico expects generally fair Wednesday with light winds. The report notes scattered shower potential in southeast West Texas and lists hourly readings and yesterday’s precipitation of 0.81 inch.
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Amarillo
Stocks Rally From Slump With Broad Gains
Wall Street staged a broad recovery as traders covered short positions and pushed most pivotal shares higher. Gains ranged from 1 to 6 dollars with some up 8 to 18 dollars, led by improvements in United States Steel figures and relief across amusement issues including Radio Keith and Warner Bros.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
United States Steel Corporation
Keith
Warner Bros
Paramount
Pistol Duel Causes Injury In Lamesa Farm Family Feud
In Lamesa, Bill Snow a Dawson county farmer is hospitalized with a broken leg from a pistol duel with A A Smith following a family quarrel over a marriage between their children. Twenty shots were fired with one hit. Smith surrendered to officer B L Parker and posted $1 000 bond. This is Dawson county’s fourth shooting this year ahead of Ira McKee murder trial.
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Lamesa
Bill Snow
Dawson County
A. A. Smith
Snow
Randle
Smith
B. L. Parker
O’donnell
Was
Parker
Ira McKee
House Set to Adjourn by End of Next Week
Washington June 10 Speaker Longworth said the House would be ready to adjourn by the end of next week The House has set aside Saturday to dispose of the tariff measure while the Senate votes Friday He added the timing depends on the Senate and called the plan contingent on its actions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Longworth
House
Senate
Lightning claims Dalhart area farmer in field death
Dalhart Texas June 10 Tom White a well known Dallam county farmer was found dead in his truck in a field near Conlon after a late afternoon lightning strike. The bolt ripped his left sleeve and shoe as he plowed during a storm that dumped 1.45 inches of rain. Funeral services expected in Dalhart.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Texas
Maudie Dyer
Dena Childress
Joe Dyer
Dyer
Childress
Abilene
Dalhart
Tom White
Dallam
Conlon
Charles Paul
Duncan
Road bonds sold for 60,000 to Dallas firm
Road bonds totaling 60 000 were sold last week to Geo L Simpson & Co of Dallas for financing roads from the Hutchinson county line to the Ochil tree county line. Work will begin in three weeks.
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Spearman
Dallas
Hutchinson County
Ochiltree County
Near Ballot Test Draws Two Pennsylvania GOP Support
A report notes two Republicans from Pennsylvania offered help as a ballot test neared the vote. The item cites political maneuvering behind the test and GOP involvement in the process.
Connally Noted For Voting On Tariff Proposals
Washington June 10 A dispatch notes Senator Connally of Texas was active in tariff voting as the Senate prepared Friday to decide the fate of the measure. Robinson of Indiana analyzed Democratic votes, stating Connally supported 20 increases, opposed 12 decreases, and backed a broad toll on petroleum products. Text reports also highlight Republican reactions and calls to recommit the bill to conference amid close debates.
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Senate
Watson
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Pennsylvania
Reed
Grundy
Blaine
Wisconsin
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Mississippi
Republican National Committee
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Kan‘sas
Connally
Texas
United States
Senator Shertace
Hail Wipes Out 8000 to 10000 Acres of Wheat Near Amarillo
Hail damage across the St. Francis area destroys 8000 to 10000 acres of wheat, with losses estimated around 76000 dollars. Farmers report yields of 10 to 15 bushels per acre and insurance rare. R J Lewis loses 1200 acres entirely. several farms incur significant structural and livestock damage amid scattered survey limits.
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Amarillo
St. Francis
R. J. Lewis
Lewis Farm
W. G. McDaniel
Armarillo-Pampa
W. A. Holden
McDaniel
Williams
Pete Klinke
Wheat crop on June 1 shows 32,000,000 bushels produced
The June 1 winter wheat crop estimated at 32,000,000 bushels, far below last year’s 578,009,000, with 1924 average near 551,000,000. State conditions listed for Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Texas, Washington, Oregon, California, and others.
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Associated Press
Washington
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
Texan
Colorado
California
Rock Island Arguments Set for July Hearing in Washington
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hear July 9 in Washington on Denver and Rock Island rail claims. B. Davis of Rock Island and S. J. Cole of the Chamber of Commerce received notice. The hearing covers Denver’s bid to build from Childress to Pampa and a reopened Rock Island case from Shamrock to Quanah after a denied permit and IC C order.
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Rock Island
Fort Worth
Shamrock
Quanah
I.C. C
Bank closes Cosmopolitan Bank amid embezzlement probe
Cincinnati police and state banking officials disclose A W Shafer former Doherty Cincinnati branch head is charged with embezzlement and held to the grand jury after bank losses exceed a million dollars Shafer faced bond conditions and is under investigation for cashing checks and stock irregularities tied to Doherty Company deposits and client losses
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Associated Preps
Cincinnati
State Banking Department
Cosmopolitan Bank & Trust Company
A.W. Shafer
Henry L.doherty Company
New York
Examiners
Shafer
Doherty Company
Doherty
Doherty Cincinnati
Liberty
Dudley M. Outcast
Cities Service
Pampa Woman Seeks $50,000 in Oil Company Suit
Mrs. Pauline Dandridge of Pampa sues Gibson Oil for $50,000 claiming her husband died in an explosion last November due to employer negligence. Jurors deliberated hours and were sent home last night, to return at 2 a.m. for further proceedings.
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Pauline Dandridge
Pampa
Gibson Oil Company
James ©. Wilson
Dandridge
Fair contracts to be decided today at state fair grounds
The letting for enlarging and improving the hog barn and two cattle barns at the state fair grounds was postponed to today to allow bidders more time. Bids received Monday ranged from 2100 to 6100 dollars, and another attempt to shape a satisfactory contract is expected.
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Tric
Bida
Must Be Some Mistake in This Report
In Austin Texas on June 10 United Press reports Dr H Benedict president of Texas University predicted in his commencement address that one third of the graduates of the class of 1930 will never be heard from again one third will go to the devil and one third will be of service to the world More than 100 master and doctor degrees were awarded
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United Press
Austin
Texas
Texas University
H. ¥. Benedict
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