Daugherty Not Embarrassed by Booze Deal Evidence
A $200000 whiskey deal, the largest yet, was uncorked by the Daugherty investigating committee. John Goroni testified that Jess W. Smith and Howard Mannington shared in the split during whiskey withdrawals for bootleggers, amid heated exchanges over witnesses and evidence.
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Daugherty
Associated Press
Washington
John Goroni
Alps Drug Company
Jess W. Smith
Howard H. Manington
Green House
K_ Street
Iad
Brough
Dauberty
Geroni
New York
Daughoe
Reigoft
Goroni
Mal
Ashurst
Arizona
Howard Mannington
Paris
Wheeler
Mannington
Prohibition
L’esperance
Orr
Murphy
Gorant
George B. Hayes
Hayes
Hart
Jess Smith
Columbus
Denver Church Janitor Admits Hiring Mexican Killer
Fred Janssen, a Denver church janitor, told Pueblo police he hired a Mexican to kill his wife Bella Janssen. He allegedly confessed that he placed her body in a trunk later found by railroad workers in Ogden Utah.
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Fred Janssen
Denver
Pueblo
Cole
Bella Janssen
Ogden
Utah
Pittsburg
Pueblo (Cole
Sinclair Faces Ouster From Stand Over Oil Scandal
Washington March 21 Associated Press reports Harry F Sinclair fights to avoid the oil committee witness stand as Will H Hayes faces questioning about a 1.6 million deficit remedy funded by oil stock. The committee will decide tomorrow whether Sinclair testifies while Hayes, former Republican National Committee chair and Harding era postmaster general, is questioned.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Oil Committee
Will H. Hayes
Sinclair
Republican National Committee
New York
Hayes
Harding
Adams
Congress
Martin W. Littleton
Teapot Dome
Senator Walsh
Montana
Mr. Littleton
Hearing on Rates 10 End Next Week
The Texas-Oklahoma western rate hearing before Examiner William A. Disque resumed with railroad representatives defending the current Southwest rate structure. Witnesses from the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, Missouri Kansas and Texas, Santa Fe, and St Louis San Francisco testified on commodity vs mileage groupings and Dallas rate discrimination claims. Disque said the hearing would probably close Thursday.
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Associated Prese
Galveston
Southwest
Texas-Oklahoma
Willian A. Dis
Interstate Commerce Conv
J. E. Johansen
Southwestern Freight Bureau
St. Louis
E. L. Bothwell
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad
R. D. Williams
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe
Mr. Johansen
St. Louis San Francisco Railroad
Dallas
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Examiner Disque
Naming of Harding Cost Big 30 Mi
Al Jennings former train robber and ally of Jake Hamon claimed in a published statement he would reveal a 1.9 million dollar payment that secured Harding's 1929 nomination. He said the deal involved an eastern Republican leader and oil interests, with details to be disclosed before the Senate oil investigation committee. Dr Zea Wilkins osteopath feared a life threatening plot by Charles Wilkins and another man, Jesse James testified at her inquest in Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Long Beach
Calif
al Jennings
Senate Oil Investigation Committee
Harding
Jennings
Jake Hannon
Oklahoma
Hamon
Senate
J. R. Worley
Washington
Cileaga
Associated Presa
Kansas City
Zea Wilkins
Charles Wilkins
Jesse James
Charlies Wilkins
Wilkins
Nebraskans Buy Four Thousand Steers from Panhandle Ranch
John W. Puckett Amarillo cattle man sold 4 126 head of yearlings and two year old steers to Kilpatrick Brothers Beatrice Neb for May delivery at private terms. Estimated total around 176 000 dollars, third consecutive sale, largest Panhandle deal in recent years, signaling improved industry conditions. Kilpatrick Brothers, Panhandle and West Texas cattle traders, long tied to Omaha market, with a director involved in Union Stockyards, aiding demand for Panhandle cattle.
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John W
Nebraska
Panhandle
Kilpatricks
Northwest
Texas
Kilpatrick Brothers
Union Stockyars Company of
Omaha
West Texas
Sweep of graft charges hits Internal Revenue Bureau
Associated Press reports sweeping graft and unfair methods alleged in the Internal Revenue Bureau as witnesses to a Senate inquiry name Mellon companies and warn that amortization allowances were mishandled. F. F. Adams testifies of worst cases and faces questions on specific cases. Senator King questions a $105 million tax refund item, calling it a guess and votes to cut it to $30 million fail.
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I Internal Revenue Bureau
Associated Tress
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Senate
Mellon
F. Adams
Bureau
Watson
Indiana
Adams
King
Utah
130 Tourists Marooned in Kansas Snow Storm
130 automobile tourists including women and children are stranded in Kendall Kansas on the Santa Fe trail amid heavy snow. Kendall lacks a doctor or drug store and several are ill without medical help. Governor Davis was alerted by telegram. attorney general Griffith ordered county officials to assist and the state highway commission to clear roads east of Kendall.
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Associated Press
Pmeka
Kans
Kendall
Kansas
J. M. Davis
Davis
Bourbon County
C. B. Griffith
Griffith
Hamilton County
State Highway Commission
Weather Forecast For Amarillo And West Texas
Amarillo and vicinity expect Saturday to be cloudy with possible rain or snow and a drop in temperature. West Texas should see showers south and rain or snow in the north, colder conditions overall. Eastern New Mexico reports snow in the north with possible rain or snow further south, colder southward. Temperature readings and hourly forecasts for Amarillo appear garbled in the source.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
B. Mcceceeeeneve i
Ceveseevers OD
MIR
Ss Eseeen
Ieee Magack
Wheeler Nominated White Deer Postmaster
Washington March 21 President Coolidge today nominated Harryoe to be postmaster at White Deer.
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Wheeler
Whitedeer
Washington
President Coolidge
Harry Oe
Whiteeer
Famous Comedian Barney Hernard Dies of Pneumonia
New York reports Barney Hernard famed comedian and creator of Abe Potash in Potash and Perlmutter died tonight of pneumonia. The death ends a long career with stage and screen appearances acknowledged by peers and fans.
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Associated
New York
Barney Hernard
Abe
Potash
Perlmutter
Be Sure to Read Classified Ads
Classifieds invite hundreds of readers to trade or sell through Want Ads in Daily News and Evening Post. Ads cost a small fee and connect buyers with sellers, fulfilling the newspapers’ advertising service. Many readers will see your message in Sunday editions.
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Daily News
Evening Post
Reading
News and Post
Texas No 1 well flow figures cause local oil fuss
Local oil men claimed the Texas No 1 well produced 146 and 1872 barrels over two days and 1015 barrels in the last 12 hours as a 65000 barrel tank filled. A Texas company official disputed these figures saying the well never exceeded 800 barrels and questioned the higher claims while noting No 2 was being cleaned and swabbed with uncertain output. The forecast is to let No 1 continue to flow to fill the tank amid sharp disagreement over exact production.
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Texas No. 1
The
Texas Company
Daily News
Bobbed Hair Bandit Held On Large Bond In NYC
New York March 21 The bobbed hair bandit calling herself Betty Santos of Riverside Drive or Mrs Alfred Guimares is held on 7600 bond after arraignment for allegedly being the accomplice of two men in a St Nicholas Avenue tailor shop robbery. Prosecutors sought 20000 bond. she was released on 3000. Detectives compare the seized sable coat to lists of stolen goods as Brookly n victims view photos to identify the suspect.
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Agpseciated
New York
Betty Santos
Riverside Drive
Alfred Guimares
St. Nicholas Avenue
Brooklyn
Miss Santos
Guimares
New Mexico Republicans Endorse Coolidge for Nomination
In a convention held in A for FE, N M, March 21, New Mexico Republicans endorsed President Coolidge for the Republican nomination. Delegates to the national convention were not instructed. convention adjourned after naming delegates and alternates to the national body.
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Associated Press
N. M
New Mexico
President Coolidge
Fire destroys women's prison at Jacksonville
A dormitory at the state prison farm for women in Jacksonville ten miles from Little Rock was destroyed by fire. Many inmates escaped in their night clothing, with sixty women confined in the institution. Deputy sheriffs headed to the scene with blankets, as a disturbance had earlier prompted officers to bring inmates to Little Rock for order.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
State Prison Farm
Jacksonville
Sunday News Reserve for Early Copies
Reserve Sunday's Big News Today to ensure a copy of the Sunday Daily News. The paper often sells out. advance orders help dealers plan. The issue promises eight pages of the magazine section four page colored comic section four page pink section and local Panhandle and telegraph news.
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Associated Press
Panhandle
New Mexico
Panandie and Telegraph
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