Dismissal of Other Cases Probable in Amarillo Murder
Prisoners Nicholas Troeter and Ellery Roberts from Leavenworth plead not guilty to the murder of Leo J. Laley, a Amarillo druggist. Trial set for March 14, with Davis and Tontz trials earlier. witnesses include two Illinois girls. Indications point to possible dismissal of the earlier indictments as prosecutors shift focus.
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Ellery Roberts
Leavenworth
Leo J. Laley
Amarillo
Henry Bishop
Jack Davis
Clayton Tontz
Davis
Tontz
Illinois
el Paso
Cleo Clayton
W. J. Flesher
C. B. Reeder
Leo J. la Jey
Berger
Earl McGrew
Mildred Stringer
Troeter
Roberts
Margaret Mitchell
United States Attorney General
Robert
Santa Fe Plans Parmerton Olton Rail Link in West Texas
Olton plans the Santa Fe line from Parmerton to Olton and Hale Center 66 miles, seeking ICA permit after securing ROW funds. Hale Center reports J W Stewart of Santa Fe met locals and says ROW may be easy in Hale county, opening rich undeveloped agricultural West Texas.
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Santa Fe
Parmerton
Clovis
Hale Center
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lubbock-Texico
West Texas
J. W. Stewart
Santa Fe Railroad
Lamb County
Palmerton
Canyon
Hale County
J. Stewart
Borger
Skellytown
Judge Grants Conditional Sentence Reduction for Cook
In Toledo on March 8 a federal judge told Arctic explorer Dr Frederick A Cook that his Leavenworth sentence could be cut by 11 months if he pays a $12000 fine and $8000 in court costs. Cook sought credit for time spent in jail during oil fraud trial in Fort Worth Texas.
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Toledo
Ohio
Frederick A. Cook
Leavenworth
Kan
John M. Killits
Cook
Ort Worth
Texas
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas Friday
Fr iday rain possible with warm trend across the region. Disturbance moving east from New Mexico and Kansas brings showers to Texas Panhandle and neighboring states, with higher pressures northeast and in Nevada. Temperatures near 50s to upper 60s. no significant precipitation expected beyond the 0.02 inch yesterday.
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Nevada
Kansas
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Nebraska
He Banda
Great Irish tenor backs Amarillo airport fanfare
John McCormack, amid a Texas tour, declares he favors Amarillo Airport though unsure why noting sunny skies and open spaces. He enjoys films, horse racing, baseball, prize fights, dislikes dining out, and predicts Al Smith may win the Democratic nomination. He plans to sing at the auditorium tonight with a large expected crowd.
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Amarillo
Mr. McCormack
Borger Birthday Parade Draws Panhandle Crowds
Borger marked its second anniversary with a two mile parade featuring 66 floats and 1,861 school children. Tens of thousands watched as Lions Rotarians and officials led the parade down Main Street. Miss Borger Thelma Arnold received the crown at a Tokio club banquet.
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Texas Panhandle
Berger
Amarillo
Pampa
Panhandle
Delhart
Clarendon
W. R. Dickson
Glen Pace
Borger American Legion Post
Rotarians
Thelma Arnold
Tokio Club
Lions Clubs
Isom Christian Church
Lions
Hutchinson County
Spencer
Man of
Fort Worth
Texan Killed in Crash Near Marlin
Robert Rector aged 27 was killed when the car he drove overturned near Marlin Texas today. His companion Claude Massey escaped injury Both men resided in Lott Texas located about 14 miles west of Marlin.
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Marlin
Robert Rector
Claude Massey
Lott
Beefsteak Fed Baby By Sister Causes Death
An 11 year old girl left alone with her baby brother in Parkin Ark fed him beef steak peas and buttermilk when he cried. The infant grew ill and died after being taken to a Memphis hospital.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Parkin
Ark
Billy
Amarillo approves plan for new sewage plant site and river discharge
Final contracts signed by Mayor Lee Bivins and city commissioners give Amarillo a 90 acre site and right of way for a disposal plant costing about 158000 plus housing for workers. The first unit aims to remove 85 percent of solids and serve 60 000 to 75 000 people, with four Dorr clarifiers and three sludge beds, delivering discharge into Amarillo creek and the Canadian river.
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J. H. Harris
W. H. Brymer
Amarillo
W. W. Kiersted
Kansas City
Amarillo Creek
Imhoff
North Highway
Endorse Air Route From Abilene to Bartlesville Route
Tulsa officials report support for a proposed 462 mile air route from Bartlesville Oklahoma to San Angelo Texas via Tulsa Oklahoma City Wichita Falls and Abilene. About 30 city representatives backed forming a $100000 corporation and appointing two member committees to study financing demand and other questions before launching the line.
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Tulsa
Okla
Bartlesville
San Angelo
Texas
Oklahoma City
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Qualified Voters Cannot Be Barred From Conventions
Texas Attorney General Claude Pollard ruled that any qualified voter may take part in precinct conventions and cannot be barred for not subscribing to a party pledge. He said the state Democratic Executive Committee overstepped its power by tying participation to a national convention pledge.
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Associated Press
Austin
Democratic Party
Claude Pollard
Democratic Executive Committee
Pollard
Houston
Federal Supreme Court
Texas
Nto
Voters Decide Gray County Capitol Relocation Today
Voters in Gray county vote today to decide moving the county seat from Le Fors to Pampa. Previous attempts included McLean as a contender. Pampa and LeFors appear on the ballot. turnout is anticipated to be close as the county’s population grows.
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Gray County
le Fors
LeFors
McLean
Standard Oil Chairman Accepts Service in Senate Charge
Chicago March. Col. Robert Stewart chairman of the board of Standard Oil Company of Indiana today accepted service on a warrant charging him with violating section 102 of the criminal code for refusing to answer questions of the senate Teapot Dome investigating committee. He posted $5,000 bond for his appearance in the District of Columbia court at its next session.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Senate
Teapot Dome
District of Columbia
Galston Delights City At Music Festival Concert
Gottfried Galston, eminent Viennese pianist, thrilled local music lovers with a performance during the festival’s second concert under Emil F Myers. The famed artist offered an evening of refined piano works aligning with the event’s World famous musicians series.
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Gottfried Galston
Emil F. Myers
Galston
Seats On Stage For John McCormack Concert
In an effort to accommodate all who wish to hear John Mc Cormack tonight extra stage seats are arranged and on sale today. Emil F Myers, director, announced last night. Practically all other seats have been sold and he dislikes the idea of a sold out sign on the doors.
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John McCormack
Emil F. Myers
Mr. Myers
Outstanding concert pianist wows with Chopin and Liszt selections
The renowned pianist delivers a masterful program featuring Chopin works, operatic arias, and Galston transcriptions. A Bel Canto quartet sings Strauss, Gilbert, Verdi with Lila Austin Myers as accompanist. Encore includes a Brahms waltz.
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Paris
Helena
Sgambati
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Durante
Galston
Scarlatti
Madeira Manchester
Charles F. Smith
Emil F. Myers
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Bonnie Sweet Bessie
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Verdi
Lila Austin Myers
Liszt
Texas druggist killed in crash near Fagle Pass
John Van Nieuwenhuyse Carrizo Springs druggist died when his car overturned near Fagle Pass due to a blowout. Arthur Wildenthal former mayor of Carrizo Springs was seriously injured. They were en route to a Winter Garden chamber of commerce meeting. Wildenthal remained in critical condition as rescuers freed them.
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Associated Press
Fagle Pass
Texas
Winter Garden
van Nieuwenhuyse
Wildenthal
Marines Fliers Killed in Nicaragua Plane Crash
Captain William C. Byrd and Sergeant Rudolph A. Frankforter were killed when an American observation plane crashed near Esterli, 40 miles northwest of Matagalpa, Nicaragua. Byrd's widow lives in Orangeburg, D. C., Frankforter's in Quantico, Virginia. Body transport to Managua planned.
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Managua
Nicaragua
William C. Byrd
Rudolph A. Frankforter
Estell
Matagalpa
Byrd
Orangeburg
D. C
Frankforter
Quantico
Palenville
Green County
New York
Esterli
News Globe Offers Capons For Sunday
The Globe-News will sell thirty two capons raised by the Boys' club for Sunday dinner. Capons weigh eight to ten pounds and dress at 35 cents per pound. Reserve by calling 6262 before 6 PM Friday. Proceeds aid the club project.
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Globe-News
Club Boys
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