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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1928

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Many Seek Position At Hoover Backed Convention Bid

Republican leaders press to name a voice for the nomination as Hoover signals openness to Tilson and others. Tilson of Connecticut seeks vice presidency and calls Hoover to confirm support while a strategy group gauges delegates and potential votes.WASHINGTON, June 14—Groups of Republican leaders conference to name a presidential running mate with Tilson’s bid gaining tacit Hoover backing and other names such as Dawes Curtis Fess Hyde and Maccnider under consideration.

Associated Press Kansas City Herbert Hoover Connecticut Hoover Tilson Dawes Moses New Hampshire Curtis Kansas Fess Ohio Deneen Illinois Fuller Massachusetts Arthur M. Hyde Missouri Roysi Johnson South Dakota Veterans’ Bloc Hanford Maccnider Iowa Washington

Convention Hotel Damaged by Fire in Kansas City

Fire tore a top floor at the Hotel Baltimore where Hoover headquarters are housed in Kansas City. Fire units contained the blaze after 8 PM, with reports of little damage.

Associated Press Kansas City Baltimore Hoover Valles

Oklahoma Man Slashes Throat and Wrist in Courthouse Death

Charles Mackay a 98 year old salesman was found dead on the first floor of the Tulsa courthouse. Relatives said despondency led to the act. The incident occurred June 13 with United Press reporting from Tulsa Oklahoma.

United Press Tulsa Okla Charles Mackay

Farmers Storm G. O. P. Convention Hall in Kansas City

On the second day of the Republican convention in Kansas City, several hundred farmers stormed Convention Hall doors to protest Herbert Hoover and press for a strong farm relief plank. Police reserves blocked entry as banners voiced anti Hoover sentiment.

G. O. P. Convention Hall Hoover Kansas City Convention Herbert Hoover NEA

Nobile Stranded on Ice Suffering Injuries in Polar Wasteland

General Umberto Nobile and five companions marooned near Foyne Island after a crash cannot move due to injuries to Nobile and Ceccioni. They request snow spectacles snow shoes medicines and gum boots as sun glare and melting snow worsen conditions while polar bears keep watch.

Associated Press Kingsbay Spitzbergen Umberto Nobile Foyne Island Nobile

Mexican Rebels Forge Loan Upon Town Raid

Dispatches from Tixtla Guerrero report insurgents entered the ungarrisoned town looting the jail and government offices and forcing a loan upon residents during the raid.

Associated Press Mexico City Tixtla Guerrero

Pecos County Plans $500000 Road Bond Election

Fort Stockton Tex June 14 The Pecos County commissioners court ordered a $500000 road bond election on July 21 after a petition signed by 500 voters. The funds would finance a network of highways across Pecos county.

Associated Press Fort Stockton Tex Pecos County Commissioners Court Today

Christian Endeavor Delegates Parade Through Amarillo Morning

Delegates from the Christian Endeavor convention stage a 10 o'clock parade from the Central Presbyterian church with bands, colors, and marching honors. Rev H A Shaw and H G Wilson lead the event, then more than 400 visitors head to a barbecue at Harding Ranch in Palo Duro Canyons.

Christian Endeavor Convention Central Presbyterian Church Christian Crusaders H. A. Shaw First Christian Church Amarillo H. G. Wilson Christian Endeavor Harding Ranch Palo Duro Canyons Everts Mr. Everts Dr. Thomsen

Bandits Rob Bank in Kansas City Heist

Seven gunmen staged a bold holdup at Home Trust in downtown Kansas City amid a traffic jam from a Republican convention. They seized about $16,000 then retreated as tear gas exploded. five people were wounded and one man died of heart failure.

Kansas City Home Trust Company James H. Smith Darrell Capishaw Charles Monaco Kenneth Knickerbocker Monaco Alvin Faeth

Arrest of Amarillo student nurse linked to Enid case

Mary Atkinson, a student nurse from Amarillo, freed of poison murder charges in Enid death of a minister's daughter, is jailed for investigation after a confrontation. Attorney Paul Showalter was shot and slightly wounded by Ruby Renfro, Renfro held for investigation, Showalter recovering.

United Press Oklahoma City Mary Atkinson Enid Oklahoma Paul F. Showalter

Nurse Released from Amarillo Hospital Under Unspecified Reason

Ruby Renfro, a student nurse, was released from an Amarillo hospital on the first of the month for an undisclosed reason. Attorney Paul V. Showalter, once connected with Misa Renfro in Amarillo, later moved to Borger and then Oklahoma City. Miss Atkinson was in Amarillo recently but not on staff. all are from Gainesville, Texas, where their parents reside.

Ruby Renfro Amarillo Paul V. Showalter Misa Renfro Borger Oklahoma City Miss Atkinson Gainesville Texas

Defense witness details chase involving Miss Renfro and Miss Atkinson

Paul Showalter testifies that he faced harassment allegations from Miss Atkinson and describes a pursuit by Miss Renfro through streets and past railroad tracks where a shot was fired. He claims Miss Renfro later fled, while Miss Atkinson’s previous arrest over Mary Jane Bailey’s death was dismissed after a poison test. Miss Renfro says she will present her own story with legal counsel.

Santa Fe seeks to buy Orient railroad control

An application to purchase control of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad was filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad.

Associated Press Washington Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Interstate Commerce Commission Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad

Curtis Declines Vice Presidency Bid

Friends of Senator Curtis of Kansas said he was instructed not to have his name proposed for vice president. Rumors tied Hoover and Representative Tilson to a ticket, but no official confirmation emerged as leaders conferences continued. Curtis’ aides indicated he would not entertain the VP notion while seeking the presidency. Governor Fuller and Arthur M. Hyde were also mentioned as prominent possibilities.

Associated Press Kansas City Curtis Kansas Hoover Tilson Connecticut Fuller Massachusetts Arthur M. Hyde Missouri Capitol Palo Alto California

Coolidge on way to Wisconsin aboard special train

President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge travel toward Superior Wisconsin to assume a temporary summer White House on the Brule River. Crowds greet the passage and officials keep schedule secret for safety as the couple view countryside from the train.

United Presa Chicago Mra. Coolidge Mrs. Coolidge

Deaf Smith to vote on road bond issue in July election

Deaf Smith county voters will decide Saturday July 7 on an additional county road tax. A special election was ordered at a commissioners court session after a petition signed by more than 300 qualified taxpayers urged the vote.

Hereford Deaf Smith County Commissioners Court

Prominent British suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst dies

London June 14 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst renowned as England's most militant suffragette died in a nursing home today at age sixty nine.

Associated Press London Emmeline Pankhurst England

Hoover Confirmed as Republican Nominee for President

At the Kansas City convention Hoover secures the Republican nomination after a swift national roll call. The near-unanimous victory follows a day of hostile secondaries with Lowden stepping aside on the farm relief plank. Donald McNab’s speech lauds Hoover’s World War I relief work and Americanism as delegates erupt in applause.

Associated Press Kansas City Herbert Hoover Lowden Illinois Coolidge Moses Wergent At Arms Stars and Stripes McNab Hint Hoover Commerce Sec

Kentucky Democrats back Smith for president

Louisville area dispatch reports Kentucky Democrats decide to cast all 26 votes for Governor Smith of New York at the national convention. The move solidifies Smith’s front runner status among Kentucky party delegates.

Associated Press Lexington Kentucky Smith New York

Ballot Totals Show Hoover Leading Across State Delegations

The roll call lists vote totals by state delegations with Herbert Hoover leading in most blocs. Several states split votes among Dawes Lowden Curtis Watson Norris and Coolidge, while some entries show non voting or mixed results.

Lowden Alabama Hoover Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Curtis Georgia Curtin Idaho Illinois Coolidge Watson Dawes Indiana Iowa Kansans Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Charles Evans Maghes Lowdon Montana Nebraska Norris Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Hand

Weather Brief for Amarillo and Nearby Areas

The report notes Friday clouds in Amarillo and vicinity with generally fair conditions in west Texas and New Mexico. Showers persist in the central Rocky Mountain region and Missouri Mississippi valleys with warmer conditions in eastern districts and lower Mississippi valley.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico Mississippi Valley Plaine States Rocky Mountain Atlantic Pacific Missouri Mississippi Plains

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