Breach Case Seeks 300000 From Oil Man
Miss Lena M. Warner of Amarillo sues George A. Whittenburg for breach of promise seeking 306000 in damages alleging premarital agreement and that he refused to marry after learning he was married. The suit lists Whittenburg net worth at 2 million and notes his 1927 acquaintance in Plemons.
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Lena M. Warner
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Whittenburg
Plemons
J. A. Whittenburg
George A. Whittenburg
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Husband Claims Divorce Over Sleepless Studio Life
Olive Hatch of Southern California and her husband Hubert L. Voight, a studio publicity manager, clash over different work rhythms. Voight sues in Los Angeles alleging his sleep was ruined by Hatch typing at night.
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Hubert L. Voight
Voight
Los Angeles
Spicer posts bond on liquor charge in Texas case
Larry M. Spicer of White Deer posted 500 bond on a Texas liquor law violation tied to alleged transport of 14 cases of bonded whisky. He admitted a mix up in billing while working for Distilleries Distributing Co of Denver. Spicer was arrested in Amarillo after a highway stop. he says the whisky was originally consigned to an Amarillo drug store and held for orders.
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White Deer
L. T. Keffer
Co. FE. Pavillard
Spicer
Distilleries Distributing Company
Denver
Amarillo
Clayton
Globe
Senator Clint Small Attacks Gambling Lobbyists in Texas Governor Bid
Special to The News Stamford June 28 Senator Clint Small denounced “wire walking” politicians and urged opponents to speak on controversial issues. He outlined his anti gambling plan and reiterated his call to repeal pari mutuel betting, saying he voted against the bill when passed.
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Texas gambling law sparks economic moral debate
The passage of the law reaches beyond race tracks with bookmakers settling in cities and widespread effects on clerks stenographers and other workers. Opponent James V. Allred is cited for failure to enforce gambling laws as attorney general creating a heated campaign issue. In Wisconsin the church organist Josephine Shockel marks 51 years at St John’s Episcopal as hymns shift from reed to electric organs.
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Texas
Small
James V. Allred
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150000000 Fish Rescue Planned In Upper Mississippi
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries estimates 150 million fish will be rescued in the upper Mississippi River district this season. Superintendent C. F. Culler says the fish left stranded in landlocked lakes lagoons and sloughs will be taken out in seines.
Great Britain Tours France as Tourism Recovers
A 190 man crew begins work in July for about 100 days. Britain accounts for most foreign visitors to France last year with the United States in second place. Scotland also launches many eir-ferse services this year.
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Great Britain
France
United States
Scotland
Farm animal shifts sweep North Carolina farms
A report notes a 3000 mule increase and a 3000 horse decrease on North Carolina farms within a year, signaling changing livestock trends and agricultural adjustments across the state.
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North Carolinas
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