Diplomacy Sought to Settle U S British Vessel Search Dispute
London report details Marquis Curzon telling the House of Lords that Britain will not allow U S authority to search ships within the twelve mile limit. He said diplomacy is needed to resolve the tense issue over treatment of British vessels in American waters and international law governs.
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Associated Press
London
Marquis Curzon
Foreign Affairs
House of Lords
Lord Birkenhead
United States
Lord Curzon
United States Supreme Court
Butt
Great Britiany
Texas Bad Check Law Puzzles Lubbock Cowhand
Special to The News Lubbock June 28 a lanky cowboy asked about Texas bad check laws after receiving 35 dollars for mileage and witness fees for thirteen days. He learned his script cannot be cashed in Lubbock banks even at a discount while wanting quick money from a trial.
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Lubbock
Texas
Louie A. Moore
Ranges
Harding proposes shorter path from producer to consumer
President Harding in Idaho Falls calls for a cooperative approach, partly funded by building and loan style principles, to reduce distribution costs. He argues the current system favors tolls and that a coordinated effort could boost producer shares and keep prices fair for consumers while preserving individual opportunity.
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Idaho Falls
Harding
Save Bank of the Building and Loan Society
Tax Judas Will Remain in Dallas Says Tax Collector
Dallas June 28 the delinquent tax payer obligations and the service of the tax collector to the public were destroyed by the Tax Collectors Association of Texago at its thirty first convention today. The speaker paraphrased a biblical reference noting the liar and delinquent in tempestuous times and praised a man named Juday for steadfastness through all time.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tax Collectors’ Association of
Texago
Christ
John
Prisoner Escapes From Potter County Jail
Federal prisoner Dick Canaday, jailed since last January on a Volstead Act charge, reportedly escaped Thursday after freeing bars from an upper window during the night. Sheriff Less Whitaker and Deputy Marshal B J Harper were notified. Canaday, who claimed illness, had requested to use a run-around area near the windows. He has not been found.
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Dick Canaday
Potter County
United States
B .J
Harper
Less Whitaker
Canaday
Wheat Officials Say Texas Crops Better Than Usual
In Dallas on June 28 Judge L. Gough president of the Texas Wheat Growers Association stated the wheat outlook across Texas and Oklahoma is better than in long time. East Texas reports favorable weather with high temperatures and rain needed for crops and business. West Central Texas notes good conditions and Quanah marketing the first wheat at 83 cents per unit. Central Texas farmers join in pest control and Bell County agriculturists meet for a preparedness campaign.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
L. Gough
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
Quanah
Bell County
Aged San Antonio Citizen Drowns in Corpus Christi
The body of A. H. Rosenthal, a 68 year old San Antonio oculist visiting Corpus Christi for health, washed ashore at a local resort. His clothes were found at the bath house last night, triggering a search that failed to locate the body until this morning.
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Associated Press
Corpus Christi
A. H. Rosenthal
Antonio
Sao Y Bo
Rosenthal
Bathouse
DeMolays Meet in Greenville Summary
DeMolays gathering in Greenville brings together members from nearby areas. Attendees include leaders and youth participants forming a regional youth organization for boys. The event showcases the group’s activities and aims within the community.
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Greenville
North
Jsp
Youth Injured In Auto Crash Dies At Denver Crossing
Edwin Davis Sellars, 16, of 801 Buchanan Street, died Thursday at 6 PM at St. Anthony's sanitarium from injuries sustained May 24 when a Fort Worth & Denver crossing crash at Buchanan Street left him with spinal and internal injuries, a fractured arm and bruises. He was the fourth casualty of the incident.
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Denver Crossing
Buchanan Street
Fort Worth & Denver
Edwin Davis Sellars
St. Anthony’s Sanitarium
J. A. Sellars
Military rule may be lifted in short time
OKMULGEE Okla June 28 With a Henryetta military hearing on charges against Sheriff John F Russell concluded indications point to lifting martial law in Okmulgee County within a day or two The Harmony committee work reduced mob tensions and diminished Ku Klux Klan activity while Governor Walton stressed the order targeted lawless elements not any group The accident report over the city involved Frances Belk Merton Tomlinson and Caroline Belk with two survivors Raymond Weather and Findna Weatherly among the injured and dead
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Okmulgeer
Okla
Henryetta
John F. Russell
Okmulgee County
Walton
Committee On Communiy Harmony
Ku Klux Klan
Harmony Organization
True Blues
Oklahoma City
Okmulgee
Edwin Sellars
Griggs
Taylor Street
Breeding
East Side
H. R. Airheart
Justice of the Peace
Merton Tomlinson
Two New District Judges Appointed by Neff Thursday
AUSTIN June 28 The two standing appointments for newly created district courts were made by Governor Neff today Al Lattimore was judge of the new district court at Fort Worth and J B Crumpton Texarkana judge of the Bowie County court at law Lattimore is son of Judge O B Lattimore of the Court of Criminal Appeal Crumpton was appointed on recommendation of the Bowie Court Bar Association
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Associated Press
Austin
Neff
al Lattimore
Fort Worth
J. 8
Crumpton
Texarkana
Bowie
Lattimore
Court of Criminal Appeal
Bowie Court Bar Association
Weather forecast reads mixed regional conditions
A weather synopsis reports a light atmospheric disturbance over the southwest and Ohio valley region followed by high pressure. Cooler temperatures arrive across the Plateau and Rocky Mountain areas with light rain across the Plains and Ohio Valley regions.
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Marinlo
Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Amarillo
Ohioalley
Middle Atlantic States
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Ohio Valley
George George Murder Case Put Over For This Term
The State of Texas v. Ed George charged with the February 17 killing of Wint Vaughn on Lubbock streets was postponed for the term. Trial set for July 2 has been delayed due to Milt Good’s trial, with ten days seen as the new estimate. One hundred special veniremen and the regular jury were instructed not to appear.
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Gectal
Chicago Firm Seeks Prison Labor for Shirts
Austin June 28 Representatives of Reliance Manufacturing Company of Chicago met with the state attorney general department on a tentative contract with the State Prison Commission to use prison labor for manufacturing shirts to be sold to the firm. The conference was not completed and it remains unclear if the contracts, awaiting Governor Neff's approval, will go into effect. The contracts were part of a legislative inquiry.
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Associated Press
Austin
Reliance Manufacturing Company of
Chicago
Attorney General'a Department
State Prison Commission
Neff
American Business Club Meets Today Luncheon
The American Finance Club invites every member to attend a regular luncheon program at the Amarillo hotel at 12 10 today. Officials say important matters will be considered and a special program is prepared for members and their guests.
Record Flight Continues Amid World Record Attempt
In San Diego on June 24 at 1 45 pm, nine hours after takeoff from Rockwell Field Captain Amith and Theut were continuing their flight to set new world records for speed endurance and distance. The plane remained airborne and functioning as the clock counted early this morning.
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Preas
Jury Selection Opens in Milt Good Case in Lubbock
In Lubbock on June 28 two jurors were chosen in the State versus Milt Good for the killing of W D Allison at Seminole on April 1. The sixth and fifteenth veniremen were accepted. The court heard 17 veniremen that afternoon as the Tom Ross jury report interrupted proceedings.
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Lubbock
Milt Good
W. D. Allison
Seminole
T. J. Richardson
Slide
Methodist Church
T. R. Kincaid
Lubic
Tom Ross
Tom Rosa
Mullican
Tom Ross Found Guilty in Seminole Killing Case
After a 27 hour 40 minute deliberation the jury in Texas vs Tom Ross found him guilty of killing W D Allison at Seminole on April 1. The judge sentenced Ross to 35 years in the penitentiary and jurors expressed perceived fairness. The trial began June 18 with two and a half days for jury selection and evidence.
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Ross
Moore
Good
Bud Johnson
Tom Ross
W. D. Allison
Neff Heads West Texas Chamber Tour to Cuba
Governor Neff departed Austin for New Orleans and a 17 day tour with a West Texas chamber of commerce group through Cuba and Central nations. He cleared his desk of over 20 appointments before leaving and will announce picks for the state law codifying commission tomorrow. Lieutenant Governor Davidson expected to fill the governorship during his absence.
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Associated Press
Austin
Neff
New Orleans
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Cuba
Panama
Davidson
The Daily News Delivers Panhandle News Daily
Panhandle readers are urged to subscribe to The Daily News the only leased wire paper delivered the day of publication. Printed at 2 a.m., it carries Amarillo Panhandle and world news via Associated Press until press time. Regular readers should ask for it at stands or trains and subscribe if not already.
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Panhandle
Nowa
Amarillo
World
Associated Prona
Daily
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Frances Belk
C. A. Belk
City Light & Water Company
Elmer H. Tomlinson
Santa Fe General
Caroline Belk
Chicago Company
American Business Club
D. W. Davis
Reclamation
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W.D. Allison
State of Texas
W. PD. Allison
L. Wiley
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