Blood transfusion after deputy shot in Phillips cafe scuffle
Deputy Sheriff C A McLaury, 45, of Phillips, was critically wounded by two bullets at the Alamo Cafe. Denver Evans, 31, jailed, faces no charges yet. McLaury received a blood transfusion as doctors fought to save his life. a bullet remains near his spine.
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Borger
C. A. McLaury
Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Company
Pantex Hospital
D. C
Denver
Blackie” Evans
Stinnett
W. M. McLaury
Jayton
Texas
W. W. Brooks
R. D. Gist
D. H. Loving
Amarillo
Henry Meyers
John Miller
Alamo Cafe
McLaury
Evans
Muller
Oil firms announce crude price cuts in tandem
The Texas Company cuts crude quotations by 50 cents per barrel, aligning with reductions by Union Oil Company and Standard Oil Company. The move is part of a broader industry trend reported from Los Angeles on March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Texas Company
Union Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Actress Alice Day Becomes Mother to 80-Pound Son
Hollywood actress Alice Day and husband Jack B. Cohn welcomed a son weighing about 80 pounds yesterday. The couple, married last summer in Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, announced the arrival via the Associated Press.
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Los Angeles
Alice Day
Miss Day
Jack B. Cohn
Hollywood
Santa Barbara
Law Mobilizes To Track Fiendish Slayer of Girl
San Diego authorities mobilize science and criminology to catch the killer of 10 year old Virginia Brooks. Governor Rolph and state investigators aid as two bureau men head to San Diego. A detained poultry salesman and a feeble minded boy are questioned, while hair and body analysis pursue suspects.
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Law
Slayer of Girl
Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
Science and Criminology
Virginia Brooks
Here
Clarence Morrill
State Bureau of Identification
Sacramento
Arthur Hill
James Rolph Jr
Bureau
Kirkland Lawyers Seek New Trial With New Evidence
Virgil Kirkland sentenced for the murder of his 18 year old sweetheart Arlene Draves at a drinking party. Defense chief Barratt O'Hara announced new witness evidence found by an investigator and to be used in the appeal for a new trial to spare Kirkland life imprisonment. He declined to name the witness or reveal the evidence.
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Associated Press
Valparaiso
Ind
Virgil Kirkland
Arlene Draves
Barratt O’hara
Kirkland
Man Hurt Here By Gun Mishap
S. H. Wright, 43, former Amarillo Furniture Company president, was critically injured by an accidental discharge of a .38 pistol in the Consumers Service Company yard at 403 Hayden Street. He was rushed to Northwest Texas Hospital after the weapon fired as he walked to his car. No witnesses. Wright’s bullet entered the abdomen left side and exited near the left shoulder. He leaves a wife and three children, residents of 1410 Madison Street.
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S. H. Wright
Amarillo Furniture Company
Consumers Service Company
Hayden Street
Service Company
Wright
Northwest Texas
Griggs
W. W. Mason
O. E. Logston
Claude
Mason
Mr. Wright
Herman
Charles
Amarillo College
Genevieve
Madison Street
Glazier Bert Allen Dies After 17-Story Fall in Dallas
In Dallas on March 11 Bert Allen a 43 year old glazier died after falling from the 17th story of the Republic Bank Building Annex under construction. He toppled while working near the top and landed near the Main Street bank entrance.
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Dallas
Bert Allen
Republic Bank
Banquet Honors Santa Fe Leaders in Amarillo Ties
In a Harvey House banquet staged by the Amarillo chamber of commerce, President W. B. Storey of the Santa Fe and associates were toasted by local leaders. Mayor Thompson praised the railroad personnel over investments, recounting Santa Fe history since 1900 and noting labor, credit, rate fixing, and regulation challenges faced by the industry.
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Amarillo
Santa Fe
Harvey House
Chamber of Commerce
W. B. Storey
Railroad
Storey
Chas. Fisk
Chas
A. Fisk
Ernest C. Thompson
Bledsoe
Wednesday Warmth Tops Since November 3 Weather Report
Wednesday was the warmest day since November 3 with a high of 75 and a low of 34. The forecast calls for generally fair conditions and little temperature change for Thursday.
Tack Roses Go On Sale Today Over Panhandle
The Tack roses go on sale this morning at $1 per five-rose bunch through Amarillo and eight Panhandle offices including Dalhart Memphis Shamrock Quanah Lamesa and Midland. Mail orders to Old Tack at The News Globe Amarillo. Ten thousand bunches available. sale runs until sold out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
News-Globe
van Buren Street
Dalhart
Memphis
Shamrock
Quanah
Lamesa
Midland
Power Trust Problem Big Issue at Meet
Washington March 11 Independent conference opens amid dissatisfaction with Republican and Democratic leadership. Senator Norris calls power problem the dominant issue and warns the power trust aims to control national conventions and future presidential candidates. A tariff committee backs rate revision and denounces the 1930 act as harmful to agriculture labor and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Norris
Nebraska Republican
Idaho
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Costigan
Colorado
Income tax rush in Amarillo ends Monday final date
Amarillo’s internal revenue office in the Federal Building tallies renewed income tax returns with March 15 as the filing deadline. Office hours 9 am to 4 30 pm through Monday except Sunday. Deputy collector M. D. Sloan leads. H C Gamble assists later in the week. Potter county filings surge. rates restore to 1928 levels. Tax reports may also be filed with the Dallas District Collector or the local deputy.
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Potter County
Internal Revenue
Dallas
Harrah bank robbery ends with fatal escape attempt
Unidentified bank robber is shot dead by Walter Folwell in Harrah Oklahoma after a daylight robbery at the First National Bank. A companion with $250 in silver escaped as authorities link the case to a Hastings Nebraska heist and another at Earlsboro. Jimmie Creighton believed involved.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
First National Bank of
Harrah
Here
Walter Folwell
Folwell
A Ling
George Miller
State Bank Association
John Bramble
Hastings
Neb
Earlsboro
Jimmie Creighton
Oklahoma
Priest’s Body Sent From Joplin to Rockford Church
The Rt. Rev. John J. Flanagan was found dead in his Herring Hotel room and died on the way to California for health. Coroner’s verdict was death by natural causes. His body was sent to Rockford Illinois, where he served as diocese chancellor, per Bishop Hosgin’s instructions.
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John J. Flanagan
Herring Hotel
Rockford
Ilinois
Flanagan
California
Lorenzo Young
Joplin
Missouri
J. W. Minter
Griggs & Sons
Hosgn
Coroner rules death of W F Moore accidental or self risk
Levelland coroner returns verdict that W F Moore aged 55 died from personal safety related gun wounds either accidental or with self crisis intent. He was found shot in his bedroom with clothing on fire and a pistol with a single discharged chamber on the dresser.
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United Press
Levelland
W.F. Moore
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas areas
Amarillo and vicinity Thursday partly cloudy with warmer south portion in West Texas and New Mexico. Hourly temperatures show highs around mid seventies and lows near mid thirties with variable day and night conditions pasted from the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Pantages Arraigned On Charge Of Love Bazaar Patronage
Alexander Pantages and John Mills were arraigned in San Diego on charges of patronage of the Love Bazaar, alleged to have procured girls for weekend parties of wealthy men. Preliminary hearing set for March 30. other defendants charged include Jesse Shreve, William Jobelmann, and Mrs. Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
Alexander Pantages
John P. Mills
Los Angeles
Pantages
Eunice
Pringle
Mills
Jesse Shreve
San Diegan
William Jobelmann
Oliva Clark Day
Thomas Whelan
Love Mart
Whelan
Jobelmann
Mrs. Day
Mart
Helen Livingston
Shreve
Lydia Nitto
Santa Fe 10 Start Track-Laying At Hereford
Santa Fe 10 will begin track-laying Monday on the line between Canyon and Hereford. 110pound steel will replace the existing 90 pounds. All material is at Hereford, and work was delayed three weeks by weather. Roadmaster J B Raymond says enough men are hired. 140 to 150 will be used, with a large waiting list of applicants.
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Santa FE
Hereford
Canyon
J. B. Raymond
Raymond
Six New Counties On Seed Loan List in Texas
Fort Worth March 11 The Agriculture Department expanded the seed loan program in Texas adding Ellis Johnson Kaufman Marion Harrison and Panola counties to the list Fifteen counties now have been added this year bringing Texas total to 63 counties Farmers have filed 1 467 loan applications with 853 approved totaling 129 165 Checks have been mailed to 564 farmers worth 74 860.
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Associated Presa
Fisher
C. W. Warburton
Seed Loan, Committee
Washington
Fort Worth
Limitation Pact Sets 1926 Naval Cap on France Italy
London March 11 The British Franco Italian accord limits French and Italian naval programs through 1926 and moves Europe toward Geneva disarmament talks. It permits France and Italy to complete two capital ships by 1936 with up to 23,533 tons and 12 inch guns. Big cruisers are capped after the 1930 class and new small cruisers must not exceed replacing tonnage.
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Frank. H. King
London
France
Italy
Land Owners: New Act Funds Mineral Rights Fight
The House passed Small of Wellington bill by 108 to 21 to validate surface owners rights to fifteen sixteenths of minerals on school mineral and grazing land. Graves substitute defeated 102 to 28. Peteach amendment failed 85 to 44. Passage followed heated debate and suspension of the constitutional rule amid cheers.
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House
Small
Wellington
Graven
Georgetown
Petechot
Fredericksburg
Supreme Court
Petech
Representative Satterwhite
Odessa
Graves
Akins
Alsup
Bounds
Brice
Carpenter
Cox
Paris
Grosebeck
Dodd
Farmer
Farrar
Hanson
Hughes
Hoskins
Holder
Hines
Harman
Hatchitt
Grogan
McGee
McCombs
Long
Lockhart
Lemens
Lassiter
Kennedy
Johnson
Omaha
Carrizo Springs
Rogers
Jay
Petach
O'Quinn
Westbrook
West
Brownsville
Weat
Jonesboro
Veateh
Vaughn
Terrell
Alto
Stewart
Stephens
Texas
Snowden Improves Slightly. Britain’s Finances Leader Suffering
London March 11 Philip Snowden Britain's chancellor of the exchequer showed a slight improvement today while recovering from cystitis. Medical bulletin notes his condition and ongoing treatment as government keeps financial plans on track.
Breckenridge to vote on gas business election
Breckenridge residents will vote on April 14 to decide if the city enters the gas business. The call came after a petition bearing 860 signatures asked commissioners to set the election.
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United Press
Breckenridge
Mayor seeks voluntary gas rate cut in Denton
Denton Mayor B W McKenzie urged the local gas company to reduce rates voluntarily. The firm was authorized in 1920 to charge 75 cents per thousand feet, and the price has remained the same since.
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United Presse
Denton
B. W. McKenzie
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Love Bazaar
Agua Caliente
Marie de Janko
Ahmed Zogu
Albania
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Geneva
Austin
Bailey W. Hardy
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