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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1929

Page

2

Law Against Creager Plan Predicted

Washington report notes Senators Brookhart and McKeller near San Antonio to probe Texas campaign fund methods. They expect a federal law to curb coercive collections from federal employees by Creager Republican org. Creager campaigns plan to raise about $100000, despite opposition.

Bascom N. Timmons Washington Scate Creager, Republican Texas Brookhart McKeller San Antonio Creager Texas System of Collection Mec Keller Brockhart

Tea Party comments from Texas officials spark race debate

In Dallas, June 21, Texas figures react to the Hoover era tea party incident. Jed C. Adams says it shows social equality advocacy. W A Collins calls it noise, noting Democrats and Republicans cater to Black voters. Renfro condemns Creager for pressuring Moody over the resolution condemning Hoover. The South resents the move as the legislature records its stance.

Hy United Press Dallas Jed C. Adams Democratic National Committeemant Texas Oscar DePriest Oteur W. A. Collins Hoover Democratic Collins United States Hoover C. C. Renfro Moody Smith Republican National

Governors Call Conference on Oil Policy Initiatives

A delegation led by independent oil operators urges Governor Holloway to convene a conference of oil producing state governors in Washington. They aim to press tariffs on oil and revoke Interior land withdrawal orders hindering oil prospecting. The Ardmore leader Tate cites support from Franklin and other independents.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Dane Ernor W. J. Holloway Washington Wirt Franklin Ardmore Tate Franklin Ufder

Private craft fired on at Detroit reported

A privately owned pleasure craft was fired upon in the Detroit River by U S customs border pest agents a few days ago. Alfred F E Cuddy deputy commissioner of the Ontario provisional police investigated after the owner refused to reveal his name. The incident surfaced today as authorities probe the shooting.

Wby Vately United States Customs Detroit River Alfred FE. Cuddy Provisional Police Detroit Lowman Carey D. Ferguson Internal Revenue FE. R. Norwood Seymour Lowman Prohibition Buhl

Prohibition Sweep Clamps Detroit River Run

June 2 report says 500 agents and coast guard units patrol Detroit River, halting run ners. Bribery arrests follow undercover probe as smugglers shift cargo to Windsor and Lake St Clair routes, while Detroit speakeasies close and Purple Gang escorts dwindle.

Coast Guard Petroit Seymour Lowman Bejng Jons Thetroit United States Detroit Chicago Lake Erie Michigan Toledo Lake St. Clair Huron River Lowman Windsor Cuba Mexico Coast Guards Canada

Convicted in Death of High School Girl

Daniel Larsen formerly of Herrin Illinois convicted of manslaughter in the death of Lorene Morris a high school girl. The trial traced the death to an illegal operation performed by Dr John Huff of Cartersville at Larsen’s urging. Huff awaits murder trial in the same case.

Associated Press Marion Ill Daniel Larsen Forestville Wis Herrin Lorene Morris John P. Huff Cartersville Larsen Dr. Huff

Ford to Receive Edison Glass Blowing Shed

The original Edison glass blowing shed where the carbon filament lamp was developed will be presented to Henry Ford tomorrow in Parsippany New York. General Electric officials will make the presentation and both Ford and Edison are to attend the ceremonies.

United Press Parsippany N. Y Thomas A. Edison Henry Ford General Electric Company Mazdabroox Ford Edison

Gibson Will Visit Dawes on Arms Talk

Ambassador Hugh S. Gibson, head of the American delegation to the League of Nations disarmament talks, is authorized to travel to London to discuss naval disarmament with Ambassador Dawes. He will brief Dawes on his proposed method to gauge battleship strength and on Geneva conference outcomes to aid talks with Prime Minister MacDonald. Some officials doubt an early US Britain naval conference will occur.

Associated Press Washington Hugh Gibson Belgium League of Nations Hoover London Dawes State Department MacDonald United States Great Britain

Cisco Man Killed In Instantly By Electrical Switch

Cecil F. Stephens a 37 year old night engineer at the West Texas Utilities plant in Cisco Texas was electrocuted when he failed to pull a safety plug before switching off the street light system. He was found slumped near the switch panel and died from a 2,380 volt shock. Stephens had eight years of service and is survived by his widow.

United Press Cisco Texas Cecil F. Stephens Stephens West Texas Utilities West Texas Company

Police 10 Radio Safety Program Broadcast Today

Amarillo police announce a 12 to 12 30 pm safety radio segment on KGRS to curb auto accidents. Chief W R McDowell and Traffic Captain M W Turner will speak as the department intensifies efforts after 45 city accidents this month, including one death and several serious injuries.

Amarillo KGRS W. R. McDowell M. W. Turner Tal

Air Race Rivals at Los Angeles Ready

Lee Schoenhair and Captain Frank Hawks prepare for a transcontinental flight race from Los Angeles to New York and back. Schoenhair plans a 1 a.m. departure aiming to beat Hawks 18 hour 21 minute 59 second record set earlier. Hawks will attempt to top his own best time on Monday in the same nonstop route.

Associated Press Los Angeles Lee Schoenhair Frank Hawks Schoenhair Hawks New York

Grief in Hollywood and the World’s Most Famous Rhymster

In Hollywood movie queens shun rich dishes while salaries soar. Fannie Fay, once unknown, now earns a million bones in three years living on Easy Street. She watches her weight, fearing loss of status, and longs for rich meals she cannot have.

Hollywood Filmland Fannie Fay Fannie

Interest Delays in House on Robison Impeachment Case

The Texas House postponed impeachment hearings for Land Commissioner J. T. Robison as lawmakers favored delaying actions on gasoline tax and penitentiary bills. Testimony was paused after two resumption attempts, with a key witness, Dr. J. M. Robison, called to testify when a motion to postpone again passed 53 to 48. Evidence shows a $1000 check issued on the 1 cent an acre reappraisement fund while Robison Sr. was ill in 1925.

Associated Press Austin House J. T. Robison Robison J. M. Robison Houston Robison, Sr San Antonio

Street Views on Chamber Stand in Railroad Fight

Amarillo business leaders split on the Chamber of Commerce backing the Rock Island line from Shamrock to Paducah. Some favor the Rock Island for market reach, others oppose, while a few urge neutrality like Fort Worth.

Street Chamber Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Rock Island Shamrock Paducah Fort Worth Denver J. R. Gant C. P. Atwood

Funeral for Ralph Jordan Fuqua Held in First Baptist Church

The 13 year old Ralph Jordan Fuqua son of Mrs L H Fuqua 1619 Monroe died Thursday evening. The funeral was yesterday at First Baptist Church with Rev G L Yates officiating. Survived by mother two brothers Gordon Amarillo and L H Houston. Interment at Llano Cemetery. Pallbearers were J A Kirkman J W Collings Jr Frank Wilson Clifton Oliver Charles Lawrence and W M Dickson.

Ralph Jordan Fuqua L. H. Fuqua Monroe Street First Baptist Church G. L. Yates Ralph W. H. Fuqua Gordon Amarillo L. H Houston The Baptist Church J. A. Kirkman J. W. Collings, Jr Frank Wilson Clifton Oliver Charles Lawrence W. M. Dickson Llano Cemetery

Outstanding banker eyed for federal farm board post

White House reports indicate a prominent banker or business leader may join the eight members who will run the new federal farm relief act with its $500 million revolving fund. Inquiries among farm groups and top agricultural colleges support a strong candidate from finance or industry.

Associated Press Washington White House Federal Farm Board

Dallas Reports Sudden Throat Disease Outbreak

Eight cases of a virulent throat disease were found in a single block in Dallas after the death of Katherine Sherman aged 19. Three homes were quarantined as physicians described the illness as resembling the 1918 flu throat infections, though officials said no further cases had been reported and no epidemic danger was present.

Associated Press Dallas Katherine Sherman

Notice to paving contractors Amarillo Texas 1929 bids

The City Commission of Amarillo Texas will receive sealed bids at 7 30 p m on Tuesday July 16 1929 for paving on g6th Street from E P L Harrison to the city limits including curb and gutter and excavation plans and specifications are on file with the city engineer A cashier s check of a percent of the bid is required with each bid The successful bidder must furnish a performance bond by a surety company authorized to do business in Texas with a local Amarillo agent The city may accept or reject any bids City Manager W N Durham June 21 1929

City Commission Amarillo Texas G6th E.P. L Harrison

W C Evins Dies in Abilene Hospital

W C Evins 45 of Amarillo died yesterday morning in an Abilene hospital. The body will be returned to Amarillo tonight for funeral services likely Sunday from N S Griggs & Sons chapel. He is survived by his father W M Evins of Amarillo a brother H A Evins of Bowie and two sisters Mrs Dan Cooley of El Paso and Mrs C E Sage of Amarillo.

W. C. Evins Amarillo Abilene N. S. Griggs & Sons Evins W. M. Evins H. A. Evins Bowie Texas Dan Cooley el Paso C. E. Sage

Frances Pau line Sims Infant Daughter Rites Held

Funeral services for Frances Pau line Sims, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sims, were conducted at 207 Arthur Street with Rev. Johnson of Glenwood Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. N. S. Griggs & Sons Funeral chapel directed arrangements.

Frances Pauline Sims J. J. Sims Arthur Street Rev. Johnson Glenwood

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