Reward Offered in Assault to Murder Case in Texas
Miss Wilma Jones of Buffalo, Texas, awoke tied to a blazing bed after a lace curtain was torn from a hotel window. G Moore of Oakwood faces assault to murder charges as authorities pursue leads and a $250 reward is posted by Gov Moody. Moore was arrested at his Oakwood home after a forged check incident, while Miss Jones received medical treatment at the Cook hotel in Freestone county. Buffalo and Oakwood lie ten miles apart on the International and Great Northern line.
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Buffalo
Leon County
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Oakwood
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Moore
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Cook Hotel
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Cold Wave Expected To Sweep Past City
Weather observer H T Collman says the cold front will move through the Kansas and Mississippi valley region. Amarillo will see only a slight drop while last night’s low was 30 to 32 and today should be cooler than yesterday. The northern Texas Panhandle is expected to be cold early today.
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Sub-zero Temps Halt Northwest Spring In Rapid Cold Snap
Sub-zero temperatures and heavy snow halted spring in the northwest with precipitation driving temperatures down. Thief River Falls posted 11 below, while Moorhead saw a 60 degree plunge to zero in under a day, marking a dramatic weather shift.
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Thief River Falls
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Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity
Partly cloudy Friday across Amarillo and West Texas with cooler conditions. New Mexico expected mostly fair overall with unsettled northeast portion and colder extreme east. Temperature readings show a high around 65 and a low near 40 in yesterday’s data.
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World's largest Jersey owner dies at Ardmore Okla
Ed C Lasater a Texas and southern Oklahoma cattle man dies in Ardmore Oklahoma at age sixty nine after a three day illness The body will be sent to San Antonio for burial Lasater owned the world s largest herd of pure bred Jerseys and was a Republican leader in Texas He resided in San Antonio and had business ties to oil development east of Ardmore
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Belgium
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Food Conservation Committee
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Hoover
Governors urged to plan education on dry laws
Washington March 20 The House judiciary committee heard five witnesses urging President Hoover to summon a council of governors and prominent citizens to educate Americans on enforcing dry laws. Daniel C. Roper proposed federal state and local talks with wets and drys to solve prohibition issues. Martha Beasley Bruere criticized a wealthy class for illicit liquor markets. Ella A. Boole of the National WCTU opposed repeal efforts claiming suffrage keeps the 18th amendment in place. Other witnesses included James L. Kennedy and Oliver W. Stewart.
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New York
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Greensburg
Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago, Press
Lubbock Reports Two Gases Paralysis Cases
Lubbock physicians report two partial paralysis cases where leg use was impaired. Doctors link symptoms to those seen elsewhere as Jamaica ginger may be the cause. One patient admits drinking about three bottles daily until cases appeared weeks ago.
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Lubbock
Texas
Jamaica
Prisoners Escape Potter County Jail by Damaging Walls
Two inmates, Jack Green and L B Hardboiled Smith, escaped Potter County Jail by sawing through quarter inch steel walls to reach door levers. time of escape uncertain, sheriff believes noon yesterday, other reports place it before 8 p m. Dallas Randall remained jailed. one inmate claimed Green and Smith told him they were leaving during the night.
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Fail
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Smith
Thompson
Franco-Italian deadlock stalls five power naval talks
London reports the five power naval conference remains stalled as France and Italy refuse to yield. Prime Minister MacDonald presses Dino Grandi in a brief Commons meeting after Aristide Briand's Paris departure. King George had earlier urged delegates from Britain France Italy Japan and the United States to pursue peace.
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Italy
Japan
United States
Aristide Briand
Paris
Dino Grandi
House of Commons
Rome
Fire Rips Knoxville District. Four Die and Eight Hurt
A blaze in Knoxville Tennessee killed a family of three and two others, injuring eight as four buildings burned and several more damaged. Police said early estimates put property damage at $250000 or more with three bodies identified from the Arcade building. The cause was under investigation.
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Arthur Sharp
Carl Melcher
Jones Says Press Not In Sympathy With Prohibition
Senator Wesley Jones asserts newspapers publish anything unfavorably interpreted hindering enforcement. He calls the press main factor in enforcement difficulties and says the public no longer relies on papers for accurate information.
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Wesley Jones
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Annual Spring Window Style Show Promises Fashion
Downtown merchants join in a Monday night event unveiling spring windows at 7 30 PM featuring living models and new apparel displays. The News Globe sponsors Dave Derden band on a truck for concerts before shops and invites out of town visitors with a forthcoming fashion contest offering cash prizes.
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Bandits to plead guilty in deputy slaying case
Three bandits who held up a Manter Bank last Friday and killed Deputy Sheriff Carl Hickman told Pueblo District Attorney J. Arthur Phelps they would plead guilty to first degree murder. Claude Ray John Walker and Andrew Halliday acknowledged understanding the death penalty and cited lack of funds for counsel. Investigators checked Ray for tattoo marks but found only scars from a prior escape attempt.
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Manter
Colorado
J. Arthur Phelps
Pueblo
Carl Hickman
Phelps
Yeu
Claude Ray
John Walker
Andrew Halliday
Roy Best
Hounston
Tex
Ray
Missouri Penitentiary
Federal Reserve Chief Urges Business Confidence
Washington March 20 Jey A Young governor of the Federal Reserve Board urged business leaders to take more initiative and reduce hesitancy noting the stock market experiences of 1928 will stay fresh in memory to prevent a repeat of speculative hysteria.
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Washington
Jey A Young
Federal Reserve Board
Corpus Christi Named 1051 Convention City
Delegates traveled from San Angelo to attend the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convention. Officers were re elected at the final session and Corpus Christi was chosen as the 1051 convention city.
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Texas
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Corpus Christi
Fire devastates Pleasant Valley school in Tyron Oklahoma
Three children died and eighty escaped as a kerosene explosion ignited a stove at Pleasant Valley district school near Tyron Oklahoma. Victims Lawanda Doddrill Freddy Eaton and Granville Murray were among the dead. Teachers Reese Carpenter and Mina Vinit a Smith stayed inside to help evacuate pupils as flames engulfed the building.
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Tyron
Okla
Pleasant Valley
Lincoln County
Lawanda Doddrill
Mra
Sam Doddrill
Freddy Eaton
Tom Eaton
Granville Murray
Connie Murray
Eaton
Reese Carpenter
Mina Vinita Smith
Texas Judge Betsed For Supreme Bench Before Hoover
Senator Sheppard formally placed Judge Estes from Texarkana as a candidate for the Supreme Court seat left by Justice Sanford. The letter cites Estes’s record as a federal judge and superior judicial temperament. Hutcheson of Houston has also been mentioned as a possible candidate.
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Washington
W. Lee Betes
Texarkana
Texas
Morris Sheppard
Hoover
Sanford
Sheppard
Judge Estes
Growing Joy From a Little Garden at Home
Plan a prettier home with rose bushes lilac shrubs and small trees to flank the porch. Find nurseries advertising daily in the Globe-News want ads for seeds and nursery stock.
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