Echo of Hyde Murder Case in New Book
United Press reports a new book on murder trial procedure contains extensive Hyde case material provoking protest from Dr. B Thomas Hyde defense counsel Frank P Walsh. The book claims Hyde was tried and convicted for poisoning Col Thomas H Swope. Walsh demands corrections and recall of copies.
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United Press
Kansas City
Hyde
B. Thomas Hyde
Robbs-Merrill Company
Asher L Cornelius
Detroit Bar Association
Frank P. Walsh
Col
Thomas H. Swope
Col. Swope
Lexington
New Money Slogan Banknotes Redesign Will Change Size and Portraits
The U S Treasury plans a nationwide redesign of currency with smaller notes about two thirds the size of current bills Each denomination will feature a single portrait and back designs to deter counterfeiting The one dollar bill shows Washington on the front and the word one on the back The ten will feature Hamilton with the Treasury on the back The five Lincoln with Lincoln Memorial on the back The twenty Jackson and the White House on the back The fifty Grant with the Capitol on the back The hundred Franklin with Independence Hall on the back The five hundred thousand and ten thousand bills will carry McKinley Cleveland Madison and Chase respectively The new notes will be harder to counterfeit and easier to memorize The printing process uses multiple engravers and precise borders to prevent forgery The change also introduces different sizes and serifed spelling of denominations on the back The transition will remove most older notes by fall and the new paper will be tougher and longer lasting.
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Sam
Salmon P. Chase
U.S
Secret Service
Federal Reserve
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Monticello
Lincoln
Lincoln Memorial
Hamilton
Treasury Building
Secretary of the
Ben Franklin
Independence Hall
McKinley
Grover Cleveland
James Madison
Mr. Chase
the Treasury
Treasury Department
China
Jackson
White House
Capitol
Franklin
Cleveland
Madison
Chase
United States
National Bank
Visiting judge hints at hot Texas governor race
Fort Worth attorney Marvin J Brown, Amarillo visitor, predicts an interesting campaign for next year. He says many possible candidates exist and politics will be heated. Brown was a guest of Dr B M Puckett and noted the governor race as starting to take shape.
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Texas
Trace
Marvin
J. Brown
Fort Worth
Brown
Amarillo
Court of Civil Appeals
B. M. Puckett
Mr. Brown
New US Paper Money Rolls Out in July Bold New Designs
The government prepares to issue new paper currency starting in July the first redesign since the 1920s. Denominations include $1 $2 $5 $10 $20 $50 $100 with distinct color backings and seals. Silver certificates blue seals gold certificates yellow green National Bank notes brown and multiple security features. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing has produced the new notes for citizens.
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Zens
Washington
Bureau of ' Printing and Engraving
Wooste 10 to be given to visitors via city offices
Window stickers promoting Amarillo are being prepared by the Chamber of Commerce for tourists. Stickers will be distributed at the Panhandle Auto Club office the American Automobile Club city manager office and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle Auto Club
American Automobile Club
Big Spring City Manager To Take Office On July 1
Big Spring Texas June 26 V Smitham recently elected city manager for this city will take over the duties of this office on Monday July 1 according to city secretary Mrs M Chestnutt Smitham was formerly city manager at Lufkin Texas
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Big Spring
V. Smitham
M. Chestnutt
Ecity
Smitham
Lufkin
Texas
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Arthur Hartman
Neill Pumphrey
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Goef Refining Company
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Bea Kirnan
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City Drug Store
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