Testimony Begins in Lubbock on Thursday
In Lubbock Texas on June 21 witnesses including Mrs W D Allison and Mrs H L Robertson testified about the night of the Seminole shooting that killed W D Allison and H L Robertson Tom Ross stands trial in the case with Sheriff Frank L Brittan detailing scene and hotel lobby locations as the case moves toward continuation on page eleven
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Lubbock
Texas
Tom Ross
Frank L. Brittan
Gaines County
W. D. Allison
H. L. Robertson
Seminole
Allison
Frank J. Britian
Britian
Gaines
Milt Goode
MacQuire
Udge Morgan
Dave Allison
H. S. Robertson
Judge Lockhart
Will Cunningham
Thompson Reappointed to U S Shipping Board Post
Frederick I. Thompson, publisher of a Birmingham Alabama newspaper, is reappointed as a commissioner of the United States Shipping Board. A Democrat, he was first named by President Wilson in 1920, reappointed by President Harding in 1921, and now resumes another term under President Harding.
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Frederick I. Thompson
Birmingham
Ala
United States Shipping Board
Mr. Thompson
Wilson
Harding
President Harding Pleads for World Court Reform in St Louis
President Harding used a St Louis address to urge adherence to the permanent court of international justice as the sole peace agency. He outlined two paths to reform the tribunal and pressed for clear terms, insisting nations must show sincerity. He also highlighted domestic gains under his administration, claiming unemployment has been banished and finances stabilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
League of Nations
World Court
Maher
Magee Found Guilty of Libel in New Mexico
Carl C MaGee editor and publisher at State Tribune Albuquerque was found guilty of libel by a 12 member jury in San Miguel County East Las Vegas N M June 21 Judge J D Leahy cited MaGee for criminal contempt to be heard July 10 The case stemmed from an editorial Who's Being Tried published during the libel trial A fund to cover MaGee expenses is said to be raised and a reception is planned for him in East Las Vegas before his departure to Albuquerque with a band and Good Government League event scheduled there tomorrow
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United Press
Las Vegas
N. M
Carl C. MaGee
New Mexico
San Miguel County
J. D. Leahy
MaGee
The
State Tribune
Albuquerque
Matteee
Matee
Mattee
Good Government League
Government to Seize Beverage Rum at Sea and Ports
Washington June 21. Beverage liquors arriving under foreign government seals will be seized. When the liner Berengaria docks at New York, customs agents will break British seals guarding beverage liquor stores and take charge. Any other attempts to bring intoxicating beverages within the three mile limit will be dealt with similarly.
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Associated Preas
Washington
The
Treasury
Berengaria
New York
Customs Agenta
Egg from Henley hen weighs 84 ounces and is unusual
An egg measuring 9 inches long and 7 inches in circumference was laid by a B Hinton hen in Henley England. The egg weighs 84 ounces and is noted as unusually large for a hen.
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Henley
Eng
B .Hinton
Amarillo Firms urged to back annual trade trip
Amarillo's trade excursion aims to surpass prior years with broader firm participation. The trade extension committee seeks more wholesale firm reps and reservations to cover expenses, urging every wholesaler and branch to join or sponsor a reservation to demonstrate loyalty and support Amarillo's growth. Call No 722 to reserve today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Board of City Development
Harding Completes First Stage of Continental Journey
President Harding wraps up the first leg of his States-Continental tour in St. Louis. He speaks to Rotarians, lays a cornerstone for a City Club building, attends crowds at the hotel, delivers a world court address, and attends minor events before boarding the train for Kansas City.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Harding
International Rotary
City Club
World Court
Rotarians
Rotary
President Harding Arrives in St Louis for Rotary Talk
President Harding's special train reached St Louis at 4 p m and he led an automobile procession seven miles through the city to the Coliseum, where he spoke to Rotary International. Thousands cheered as mounted police cleared the way and Rotary bands played patriotic airs. Mayor Kiel gave Mrs Harding a bouquet of rare orchids from seven tropical nations, a arrangement prepared by the Missouri Botanical Garden.
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Forest Park
Harding
St. Louis
Associated Presa
St, Louis
Coliseum
Rotary International
Rotary
Henry W. Kiel
Chamber of Commerce to Fight Interstate Freight Plan in Texas
The Austin Chamber of Commerce opened a campaign against the Interstate Commerce Commission plan to split the Texas freight common point group. Dallas and Fort Worth would gain advantage over south and central Texas, with South Texas bodies ready to protest at the ICC hearing likely to be held in Austin.
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Associated Proas
Austin
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas Freight Common Point Group
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Texas
South Texas
Asieady
Governor Neff Signs Three Bills in Austin
Signs Bills in Austin as Governor Neff signs three enacted measures from the recent Legislature. The package includes reorganizing the state Insurance and Banking Department, creating a new delinquent land redemption commission, and related amendments.
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Associated Press
Austin
Chename
State Insurance and Banking
Inauguralance Department
Sion
Bonham
Empty Bottles Mark Anchorage of Rum Runner
Galveston June 21 A rum runner reported by incoming captains to be anchored near Healds banks light ship eight miles off Galveston has pulled up anchor and departed. Chief Customs Inspector Binkenhofer and reporters observed only empty bottles and cases at the site. The vessel was a lake type similar to ships off New York.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Carso
Heald's Banks
Binkenhofer
New York
Costs of Dope Drive Crime and Death in Cities
A San news feature argues drugs drive robbery and murder as addicts pay high street prices. It describes peddlers and addicts colliding at corners, a signaling girl, and rapid exchanges turning money into bindles. Cocaine and morphine average $600 an ounce, with costs unfolding from $2.50 to $3-6 per dose, fueling crime and a chain from amuager to retailers.
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Red V. Williams
San
Fred V
P’aMs
America
Red Raven
Hopeful Plea on Bootleg Addiction and Segregation
The piece argues bootleg liquor harms cities by wrecking nerves and sleep. It notes addicts relapse after hospital care due to contact with old cronies and calls for segregation of known addicts. It suggests confinement on reservations and shipment away from regular prisons to isolate problem drinkers.
Halbert Indicted at Lubbock for Murder
Special to The News. June 21. John T. Halbert deputy constable of Lubbock was arrested after a grand jury indicted him for murder for the fatal shooting of Alvie Hooper in Lubbock on June 16. Hooper was accompanied by his wife and a neighbor when Halbert, who was wounded, followed and fired after mistaking him for a man with white women. Hooper was shot and Halbert fired multiple times.
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Lubbock
John T. Halbert
Alvie Hooper
Brittain
Seminels
Tom Ross
Halbert
Hooper
Varied Weather Across United States Reported
Chicago July 21 heat wave continues with over 17 deaths and 20 prostrations while central states show extreme temperatures from hot to near winter. Superior Wisconsin reverses to woolens as 40 degree drop hits overnight. Mobile reports heat not yet reached, East Coast cities endure scorching heat with cooler relief forecast. Western New Mexico suffers cold wave harming crops. McGaffey stock water blocked by thick ice.
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Chicago
Atlantic
Superior
Wis
Mobile
Alabama
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Weather Bureau
New Mexico
McGaffey
Governor Reappoints All Members of State Board of Examiners
Governor Neff reappointed all members of the state board of medical examiners for two years. The board, conducting examinations in Austin, was in conference with the governor when the announcement was made. Dr. W. J. Crosthwait of Waco is chairman and Dr. T. J. Crowe of Dallas is secretary.
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Associated Prose
Austin
Neff
State Board of Medical Examiners
W. JL. Crosthwait
Waco 1
T. J. Crowe
Dallas
News Still Leads Writes Emmett Amarillo News
Fragmentary OCR text shows a rural or local newspaper snippet mentioning Emmett, Amarillo News, and scattered names like Wixcelstor Borings and Leeds Xt. The legible portion hints at a local reporting style and partial headlines but lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize clearly.
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Amarillo News
Dempster
Wixcelstor Borings
Wmott
Leeds
Amarillo Police Break Up Boy Thief Gang
Chief of Police John Snider reports a gang of boys in Amarillo has been broken up with about eighteen arrests after a month of thefts and felonies. Most detainees have been paroled to Juvenile officers. a notable case involved a boy who rode a train, stole food, then burglarized a service station before being paroled to a farmer.
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Amarillo
John Snider
Snider
New State Board of Chiropody Named at Austin
The newly created State Board of Chiropody was named today in Austin. Three members from the State Board of Medical Examiners join the chiropody board under the new law. Doctors T J Crowe of Dallas, L S Mayo of Belton, and J B Batley of Waco were named. The other two members are Dr J S Kroenig of Austin and Dr J R Harris of Waco. Mayo elected president, Crowe secretary. First examination set for Waco August 21.
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Associated Proas
Austin
State Board of Chiropody
State Board of Medical Examiners
Chiropody
T. J. Crowe
Dallas
L. Mayo
Belton
J. B. Batley
Waco
Medical Board
J. R. Harris
Mayo
Crowe
Deaths From Heat in Ohio Total 27
A concise report notes that twenty seven fatalities in Ohio are linked to extreme heat. Officials urge caution during heat waves and remind residents to stay hydrated and seek shade or cooling centers when temperatures soar.
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Ohio
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Nearby Areas
Amarillo and vicinity expect a mix of thundershowers and cloudy periods Friday with varying temperatures. Eastern New Mexico should see showers, while the rest of the region may stay fair at times with brisk northwest to north central winds.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
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Henry A. Anslep
Permanent Court of Arebitration
League
Court of Justice
Chamber of Commerce At
Anchorage
Adeta
Newa
Vernice Ford
Clark Mullican
United States
State Board of Examiners
Emmett
James F. Shaw
Knauth, Nachod and Kahne
Wall Street
NEW State Board OF Chiropody
Nn Columdt
Denthord
Vreseg Beet
Aivereon
Srseeeneet
Bnedentnene
Sete
Bbee
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