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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1928

Page

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Moody urges affirmative instruction on delegates at Dallas dinner

Gov. Dan Moody tells Dallas county Democratic women to instruct delegates by name on principles and to back prohibition. He attacks Republican graft and warns against disunion, urging unity for a pro prohibition slate at the national convention. The gathering includes Mrs. Zahner and other leaders stressing women’s political influence.

Associated Press Dallas Dan Moody Reed Smith Ritchie Dallas County Moody White House Wilson Texas A. C. Zahner Tammany Hall Tammany J. H. Brower G. G. Pierson Women’s Organization Olive A. Davis C. C. Selecman

Weather Forecast For Amarillo And Surrounding Areas

The forecast covers Amarillo and vicinity with Friday partly cloudy conditions. West Texas is expected partly cloudy and colder in southern areas while New Mexico remains fair. An upper high over the Missouri valley and a mid level system over south central Texas bring rain to central and northern Texas and Oklahoma and snow or rain with colder air to Kansas Colorado Nebraska and Wyoming. Temperatures in Amarillo ranged from 39 to 86 over the reported period with a 24 hour precipitation totaling .68 inches ending at 4 p.m. yesterday.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico Missouri Valley Texas Oklahoma Kansas Colorado Nebraska Wyoming South Dakota

18 Arrested After Dalhart Boxcar Fire Tragedy

Special to The News Dalhart March 15 Eighteen suspects were jailed by Dalhart police and railroad officers after three box cars burned and two more were damaged costing over $2000 An adjacent plating mill owned by Home Wise was destroyed Several hoboes and tramps have loitered around stations prompting a crackdown Sheriff Alexander and local police coordinated with railroad officers to move trespassers along Some suspects released others held for further inquiry

Dalhart Home Wise Alexander

Stewart Resigns as Dixie Oil Chairman

Robert W. Stewart, chairman of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, resigned as Dixie Oil chairman in Shreveport after pleading not guilty to an indictment linked to the Liberty bond oil profits. The move followed his defiance of the senate Teapot Dome committee. He had been given 20 days to decide on his legal strategy.

Washington Senate Teapot Dome Committee Liberty Bond Continental Trading Company Robert W. Stewart Standard Oil Company of Indiana Dixie Oil Company Standard Oil Company of Indiana Shreveport

Prohibition Administrator for New Mexico Named

Washington March 15 Prohibition Commissioner Doran announced a civil service appointment John F Vivian as prohibition administrator for Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico with headquarters in Denver Colorado.

United Press Washington Doran John F. Vivian Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Denver Colo

Cowboys Arrive Early for Texas-Southwestern Cattle Raisers Meet

Amarillo hotels report an influx of cowboys with big hats and boots as the advance guard for the Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers association convention descends. Local cattlemen anticipate record attendance and set up at the round-up ground ahead of next Tuesday’s start.

Amarillo Texas-Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association

Seats on Sale Today for Old Fiddlers Meet

Seats for the Old Fiddlers contest at the city auditorium go on sale this morning at the Tri-State Fair association office 308 1 2 Polk Street. Secretary manager Bob Emmett says most seats are reserved and expects a sellout. Panhandle Livestock association has reserved 500 seats for visiting cattlemen attending the Tuesday convention. Emmett notes a strong response and warns early buyers to secure good seating as demand runs high.

City Auditorium Tri-State Fair Association Polk Street Bob Emmett Panhandle Livestock Association Emmett Amarillo Mr. Emmett

Gus Johnson Trial At Vega Is Continued

The Gus Johnson assault and attempted robbery case in Vega district court was adjourned to the next term after the defendant failed to appear. He had recently undergone surgery in a Borger hospital and posted 1500 bonds in two charges, alleging involvement in the fall crime at the Dorado Grain and Mercantile store where Roy Harmon was killed by a night watchman. Johnson was wounded during a prior incident between Borger and Pampa and was hospitalized.

Vega Gus Johnson Johnson Borger Potter County Wildorado Grain &, Mercantile General

Minnesota Delegates Pledge to Smith at State Convention

Minnesota’s 24 Democratic delegates pledged today to vote for Gov. Alfred E. Smith of New York for the presidential nomination. The state convention adopted a resolution instructing the delegates to vote as a unit for Smith until he is nominated or releases them, amid thunderous applause.

Associated Press Minneapolis Minnesota Alfred F. Smith New York Smith

Bank Robbers Weigh Paper For Exact Loot Amount

In a weary getaway the two robbers decide to wait for the next paper to reveal the exact sum stolen. The bit about classified ads from Theo News-Globe urges readers to use daily notices for buying selling and renting with contact phone 4676.

Theo News-Globe

Dismissal in Amarillo murder case for Ellery Roberts

Ellery Roberts, 23, an inmate from Leavenworth, was sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty in the murder of Leo J. Laley, a druggist in Amarillo, with Troeter dismissed as a witness after turning state’s evidence. The case follows a two hour jury deliberation on the second day of trial after limited testimony.

Ellery Roberts Amarillo Leo J. Laley Nicholas Troeter Roberts Troeter Laley Mildred Stringer Margaret Mitchell Ilinois el Paso Joe Laley Mildred Jack Davis Clayton Tontz Earl McGrew Troetter Olmsted Illinois Los Angeles St. Louis Joplin St. Joseph Elk City Okla Oklahoma City Amar

Borah Starts Raising 160000 to Repudiate Sinclair Donation

Idaho Senator Borah launches an independent drive to raise 160000 to repay Harry F. Sinclair for his 1920 campaign contribution. He appeals to Republicans nationwide after asking the national committee to return the funds, citing urgency and moral obligation.

Borah Sinclair Associated Press Washington Harry F. Sinclair Teapot Dome Republican Campaign Fund Senator Borah Idaho Idahoar Republican National Committee William M. Butler National Committee Riggs National Bank Washington, D. C Hays Will Hays Seive Committee Ulegal Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve Senate

Wedded Bliss Ends For Kaiser's Sister and Russian

Cologne Germany March 11 Four months of marriage for Princess Victoria of Schaumburg Lippe and Russian emigre Alexander Subkoff ends with his expulsion from Germany for permit lapses. Victoria denies divorce plans and says she is happy while monarchy quarters fear his departure will spare her fortune from further interference.

Associated Press Cologne Germany Victoria of Congo Lubhoff Victoria Princess Victoria Subkoff

Lost Endeavour Flight Fails to Reach America

Slender hope remains for the missing Endeavour monoplane and its crew after a March 1 recovery of rumors and sightings failed to confirm landings. The craft, carrying Mrs. Hinchliffe and Capt. Walter Hinchliffe, disappeared after departing England for the United States following earlier attempts by Nungesser, Coll, and the St Raphael pilots.

New York England Old Orchard Beach Maine Coast Guard Charles Nungesser Francois Coll North Atlantic France Lowenstein-Wertheim St. Raphael Flala Mackay Walter Hinchliffe

Four Marine Airmen Die in Midair Collision

Four United States Marine airmen were killed when two De Havilland planes collided in formation over Mahoney field in San Diego California. The pilots were Lieutenant Lawrence C DeWine and Lieutenant J D Swartwoyt and Lieutenant H C Chappell with mechanic H C Dailey. Both aircraft were destroyed in the crash about 300 feet above ground.

Associated Press San Diego Calif United States Marine Mahoney Air Field Marine Corps Marine Air Corps Lawrence C. DeWine J. D. Swartwoyt H.C. Dailey H. C. Chappell de Haviland

Panhandle Weather Brings Mixed Freeze and Rain to Wheat Area

Rain and snow settled over the Panhandle with a 30 degree low noted at 4 PM. The cooler spell checked fruit budding and shaded trees with earlier blossoms, while a near 78 degree daytime high threatened damage if warmth persisted.

Panhandle

Cold Texas Front Brings Rain and Snow Across Panhandle

A broad cold snap hits Texas Thursday night with rain and snow from the Panhandle to central and east Texas. North Texas sees moisture aiding wheat, while Amarillo reports 0.68 inches of rain and Canyon over half an inch. Fort Worth and Dallas record around an inch of rain, with subfreezing temps possible in Lubbock by morning. east Texas and Louisiana experience heavier rain, Galveston light rain, and Austin a day trace.

Texas Associated Press Panhandle Amarillo Lubbock Plainview-Lockney Canyon Abilene Fort Worth Dallas Waco

Panhandle wheat crop set for record as rains ease

The Panhandle region reports widespread precipitation turning to snow with only minor damage from hail and sleet. Officials say winter wheat acreage across Amarillo trade territory totals 2 650 000 acres, with Texas Panhandle planting 1 700 000 acres and Oklahoma and eastern New Mexico contributing 700 000 and 250 000 acres respectively. Farmers anticipate strong yields despite recent storms.

Texas Oklahoma Panhandle New Mexico Southwest Panhandle Amarillo Oklahoma Strip

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