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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1928

Page

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Heavy rain and hail damage sweep Panhandle towns

A storm along the western edge of Oklahoma drenched Higgins Lipscomb County and Canadian with destructive hail and rain. Wheat losses reach about 150000 with substantial damage to homes and businesses. Rain totals include 2.72 inches at Higgins and 2.15 inches at Canadian. more showers expected.

Amarillo Panhandle Y N Canadian Perryton Higgins Oklahoma That City

Weather forecast for Amarillo and Southwest regions

The forecast covers Amarlio and vicinity through Saturday with partly cloudy conditions. West Texas generally fair. New Mexico fair with little temperature change. Pressure patterns show high over lower Michigan and low over southern Utah, showers reported from plains, Gulf and Atlantic coasts, and Northwest.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico Mississippi Valley Michigan Rocky Mountain Utah Plains States Gulf Atlantic Coast Northwest

Foul Play Feared In Amarillo Man Disappearance

Amarillo cement finisher John Goetz, 44, disappeared Tuesday while supervising concrete work on the Santa Fe office building. Relatives fear foul play, noting his routine departure from home at 1002 West Sixth Street and the likelihood of robbery linked to his sapphire ring and Swiss watch.

John Goetz Santa Fe West Sixth Street Mr. Goetz Amatillo Goetz

Prominent Oklahoman Files Divorce Suit

Dr. E E Darnell superintendent of the state tuberculosis hospital at Clinton Oklahoma has filed for divorce from his wife in Arapahoe Custer county alleging gross neglect of duty and cruelty He does not seek custody of their two daughters aged 11 and 13 The case promises sensational disclosures about hospital conditions to come at trial

United Press Clinton Okla E. E. Darnell Arapahoe Custer County Darnell Oklahoma City Dar

Blackmer Indicted by Denver Grand Jury in Tax Evasion

Henry M. Blackmer, noted oilman and Teapot Dome witness, indicted by a federal grand jury in Denver on six true bills with 14 counts. Charges include perjury and evasion of income taxes, with bonds set at 25 000 each and total 150 000, plus an assessment of about 8.5 million including interest and penalties.

Associated Press Denver Henry M. Blackmer Teapot Dome France United States Blackmer

Belgian flier Victor Gronen dies in midair refuel crash

Sergeant Victor Gronen Belgian army flier who set a duration flight record was killed when his airplane crashed 300 feet at Gossencourt air drome. The June 15 report from Brussels notes the fatal accident during a midair refueling.

Associated Press Brussels Victor Gronen Gossencourt Airdrome

Nobile Drifts East in Steady Search for Italia Crew

Kings Bay Spitzbergen June 15. General Umberto Nobile and five Italia crew marooned on an ice floe drift eastward to 8.38 N 27.49 E. Major Maddalena, Italian aviator, due tomorrow to help with a possible air rescue as Maligin sails to Nobile. Braganza heads to North Cape to relieve Hobby.

Associated Press Kings Bay Spitzbergen Umberto Nobile Maddalena Citta di Milano General Nobile Italia Maligin Braganza North Cape Hobby

Find Hammer and Axe After Slayings in Bristow

Bristow Oklahoma June 15 officers found an ax and hammer under a bed in the home where Mrs. Ashie Brown 56 and her two year old grandson were found dead Tuesday They report no connection between those deaths and Glen Childers 30 whose body was found about a mile away from the house.

United Press Bristow Oklo Ashie Brown

First Texas Cotton Bale Ginned Near Brownsville

The first bale of the 1928 Texas cotton crop was grown by W. Curtis two miles north of Brownsville. Weighed 537 pounds and graded good middling. It was ginned yesterday and shipped by express to Houston last night to be sold on the floor there today.

Associated Press Brownsville Texas W. ©. Curtis Here Express Houston

Nurses Charged in Oklahoma City Shooting Case

Criminal charges were filed against Ruby Renfro and Mary Atkinson in connection with the shooting of Paul Showalter in downtown Oklahoma City. Renfro said she wounded Showalter after a gun chase following an alleged assault earlier in the week.

Oklahoma City Ruby Renfro Amarillo Mary Atkinson Paul Showalter

Former Oklahoma State Chairman Seeks Legislature Seat

Oklahoma City June 15 R L Davidson former state senator and state Democratic chairman during Gov Trapp administration filed as candidate for the legislature from Tulsa county District Judge T G Chambers Oklahoma City filed for supreme court justice opposing Justice James I Phelps Arthur Fitzpatrick Bartlesville attorney filed for the criminal court of appeals against Judge Thomas Doyle veteran jurist

United Press Oklahoma City R. L. Davidson M. E. Trapp Tulsa County T. G. Chambers Supreme Court James I. Phelps Arthur Fitzpatrick Bartlesville Criminal Court of Appeals Thomas Doyle

Stolen Cushions Replaced With Old Ones In Dodge

W. W. Moore reports a meanest trick of the week as his Dodge touring car loses its new cushions and has them swapped for old ones. Moore lives at 401 North Wetzel avenue.

W. W. Moore Moore North Wetzel Avenue

Coolidge Bids Hoover Welcome In First Endorsement

President Coolidge approves Herbert Hoover as Republican nominee in a formal act at his Superior Wisconsin summer home. He and Mrs. Coolidge greet supporters after a 36 hour Washington to Superior journey and send telegrams praising Hoover.

Associated Press Superior Wis Herbert Hoover Coolidge Brule River Washington Cedar Mrs. Coolidge Edward Clark Hoover Kansas City Mr. Coolidge

Hilton Hotel to Rise in Plainview Eight-Story Center

Special to The News Plainview June 15 The Hilton Hotel company of Texas headed by C N Hilton will build and operate an eight story hotel at Plainview The project will be financed mainly by Hilton and the site lies in the best business section A group of Plainview citizens led by PF J Wooldridge Ro A Underwood and Guy Jacob will oversee the venture The hotel will be the first eight story structure in West Texas south of Amarillo and will include brick business houses on the grounds The plan starts immediately with plans and construction work to begin at once The Hilton company expresses pride in the venture and aims to symbolize South Plains development.

Plainview Hilton Hotel Company of Texas C. N. Hilton Dallas Abilene Wichita Falls San Angelo PF. J. Wooldridge Ro A. Underwood Guy Jacob Hilton R. A. Underwood West Texas Amarillo Wichita South Plains Texas

Republicans Turn Back on East as Hoover Curtis Nominated

Clem Shaver, chairman of the national Democratic committee, said in Houston on June 15 that the Republican ticket of Herbert Hoover and Senator Charles Curtis marks an unprecedented western tilt. He warned the farm issue may have misled Republicans and hinted Democrats expect a stronger pairing.

Houston Texas Clem Shaver Democratic National Committee United Press Associated Presa Herbert Hoover Charles Curtis National Democratic Committee Mr. Shaver Shaver

Levee Breach Forces 200 Families to Flee Arkansas Towns

The Stephens levee on the White river near Newport Arkansas broke, sending floodwaters toward Tupelo Auverne Shhoffner and Weldon. Over 200 families fled to higher ground as engineers tried to release water from a nearby levee to check the surge. Three hundred men were on the levee when it failed. equipment was swept away and crews were moved to safety.

Associated Press Newport Ark Stephens Levee White River Here Tupelo Auverne Shhoffner Weldon Stephers Cache River Cotton Plant

Curtis of Kansas Named Hoover Running Mate at Convention

Kansas Senator Curtis was selected unanimously as vice presidential candidate beside Herbert Hoover at the Republican national convention. The choice, approved 1,052 to 44 for Dawes and others, marks a strategic move toward farm policy unity and a radio driven campaign. Curtis, from a Raw Indian reservation lineage, is praised as a steady, agrarian ally before a potential front porch campaign.

Charles Curtis Topeka Kansas National Republican Convention Herbert Hoover Curtis Associated Press Kansas City Republican Party Hoover Poth Charles Curtin United States Senate Charles G. Dawes Herman L. Ekern Wisconsin Hanford NaeNider Law Coolidge Mr. Hoover Middle West McNary-Haugen Pennsylvania New York John Q. Tilson Connecticut House Fuller Massachusetts Charles E. M. Osborne Michigan Sam Baker Missouri Moses National Committee

Utility Probe Adjourns With McKay Testimony

The Federal Trade Commission utility investigation adjourned until next Tuesday after Edward F. McKay testified about the Oklahoma Public Utility Information bureau and its dissemination of articles and speeches favoring private utility ownership. He described pulpit speaking tours by William L. Crittenden and alleged influence by Insull and Bullesby interests over Oklahoma Electric utilities.

Associated Press Washington GCriti+ clem Oklahoma Oklahoma Public Utility Speakers’ Bureau Edward F. McKay Oklahoma City Oklahoma Public Utility Information Bureau Federal Trade Commission McKay Robert EB. Healy Commission Tami Bixby Muskogee Okla Phoenix Boulder Canyon William L. Crittenden Haskell Bureau Crittenden Insull Bullesby Oklahoma Electric Utilities Oklahoma Corporation Commission Information Bureau Muscle Shoals Boulder Dam

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