Texas jails to be cleared of insane persons
A plan announced in Austin calls for removing all insane inmates from Texas jails within a year. Old Austin asylum buildings will serve as a temporary facility while the Wichita Falls asylum expands. The move, tied to bond votes for water projects in Amarillo, will affect state funding and local tax considerations.
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Higher Court to Award Insurance in Rosier Case
The U S circuit court of appeals upheld a Philadelphia ruling granting $35 536 to the estate of Oscar W R Rosier and his stenographer killed by Rosier s wife under a double indemnity policy. The decision ruled statements by Mrs Rosier after the shooting were inadmissible and she is entitled to one third of the award.
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Wife of U. S. Minister at Guatemala Is Buried
Imposing funeral services were held today for Mrs. Geissler wife of Arthur H Geissler the American minister to Guatemala who died days ago French minister to Guatemala and a Guatemalan foreign office representative delivered orations
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Anti masking bill headed to governor for signature
Austin March 5 mask in public by any secret organization banned as House concurred with Senate amendment to Mankin anti masking bill after four bitter parliamentary clashes. The measure targets masked public appearances and private spaces. it carries an emergency clause and seeks to curb Ku Klux Klan influence.
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Panhandle area Boy Scout council formed in Amarillo
Supporters from Panhandle towns convened at the Amarillo Hotel to form the Panhandle area Boy Scout Council with Amarillo as headquarters. J N Riggs was elected president, a $360 regional/National quota pledged, and 27 counties represented. Budget around $9,000 with two field staff planned.
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Weather summary for Amarillo and Texas region note
Fragmentary weather bulletin reports warmer conditions in Amarillo and parts of Texas with unsettled skies and higher temperatures tonight. It references hourly temperatures and mentions a late evening pattern, though many words are garbled.
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Louis Anthony Dies Sudden at Home in City
Louis Anthony 72 a Panhandle rancher since 1888 died suddenly yesterday afternoon in the yard at 1200 Tyler Street Heart disease was the cause He was a Logan County Kentucky native married in 1883 to Fanny Price Funeral at Polk Street Methodist Church with pastors including Stanley W Hayne and B F Jackson Burial in Llano Cemetery He is survived by his wife and several relatives. many friends honor his pioneer status and church service.
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Virginia university president to chair Woodrow Wilson shrine drive
Edwin A. Alderman of the University of Virginia, a lifelong friend of Woodrow Wilson, accepted the chairmanship today as initial steps began to organize national Woodrow Wilson birthplace memorial committees. The drive aims to establish Staunton as a national shrine and permanent memorial to the late president.
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Late wire items reflect varied 1930s topics across regions
The batch reports daily king’s health progress in London. a U S Senate trip to Fort Monroe for anti air craft tests. New Mexico House approves mandatory disease clearance for marriage licenses with inclusive gender rules. Alberta bachelor farmers hire a matchmaker to bring wives from abroad. California Senate limits issuing marriage licenses to five days after application with court approval for minors.
Universal cotton standards meeting set for March 9
Washington reports that officials from the Department of Agriculture and European and American associations will decide on universal cotton standards for the crop year starting August 1. Delegates from England have arrived in New York for the discussions.
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Sentences Handed Down for Murder in Penryn Case
Auburn March Calify and I C Saver were sentenced to death for the murder of Mrs Ninimoya, a Japanese woman in Penryn last November. Attorneys for the defendants filed notices of appeal, suspending execution automatically.
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Saenger Drug Group Denies Narcotic Indictment Charges
A. D. Saenger and J. H. Saenger of Saenger Drug Company filed general denials and motions for bills of particulars in federal court at Shreveport. They contest the Harrison narcotic act indictments alleging offenses tied to officers’ conduct, noting they have not run the firm for years and were not present when alleged offenses occurred. Judge Ben C. Dawking will hear arguments Friday.
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Bishop Murrah of M. E. Church South Dead
William B. Murrah long served Millsaps College in Jackson Miss founded and he will be buried there after services in Jackson and at Millsaps chapel with notable bishops conducting the rites. He died after a fall at his Memphis home following long illness from a stroke. Mrs Murrah and their son were present at his passing.
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Plane Squadron Returns to Langley Field in Uneventful Flight
A squadron of 12 army planes that departed Augusta Georgia at 12:59 p m today arrived at Langley Field Norfolk Virginia at 6 20 p m this afternoon no aircraft reported trouble and the flight was uneventful confirming a smooth cross state journey through the day NORFOLK VA March 5
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Coolidge seeks Senate confirmation for Warren as attorney general
President Coolidge asks the Senate to confirm Charles B Warren of Michigan as attorney general to complete his cabinet. Harry New’s nomination for postmaster general is also sent and quickly confirmed. Kellogg and Jardine have taken office, while Hughes and Gore’s moves reshape the cabinet amid confirmations and refusals.
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