Texas Oklahoma rate case heard in Galveston hearing ends
At Galveston the Texas Oklahoma rate case concluded with next hearings set for April 1 in Oklahoma City and April 4 in Tulsa. Witnesses J J Johansen and Albert L Reed presented testimony on Texas rates versus other regions, Texas group impact, and potential realignments affecting Amarillo Waco Houston and Dallas areas.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
J. J. Johansen
Southwestern Freight Bureau
St. Louis
Albert L. Reed
Dallas
Johansen
Texas
Colorado
Her
Montana
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Kansas City
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Reed
Houston
C. E. Holloman
Holloman
Philadelphia
Mr. Reed
Million Dollar Nomination Deal Tied To Daugherty Payment Claim
Al Jennings testified before the oil committee about a supposed one million dollar deal tied to the 1929 Chicago convention. He named Harry M. Daugherty and Will Hays as receiving $25,000 each, and said money was used to influence Oklahoma and New York delegations.
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Associated Pr
Yawashington
al Dealer
Oil Committee
Congressional Inv
Chicago
Jake Hannon
Oklahoma
Hamon
Harding
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Harry M. Daugherty
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Qohio
Manning
Hannon
New York
Jennings
Saugherty
Hays
Rt Wew Ten
Public Lands
Hamnon
Spencer
Missouri
Penrose
Walsh
Associated Press
Sullivan
Ind
Will B. Hays
Republican National
al Jennings
Senate Oil Committee
Jake Hamon
Senator Ladd
Republican Committee
Refiners in City Back Oil Field Pipeline Plan
W M Priddy and W Silk of Wichita Falls announce personal $100000 investments toward a $500000 capital for a new pipeline line to Amarillo. They visit Amarillo after arriving from Wichita Falls and praise the proven oil field while urging local buyers to acquire acreage now as prices rise. Reese Allen, Amarillo refinery owner, meets with a Dallas capital partner about the project and expresses strong interest in a pipeline into Amarillo.
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W. M. Priddy
Cane Refi Company
W. Silk
Wichita Falls
Mr. Priddy
Sik
Amarillo
Reese
Allen
American Refining Company
Priddy
Burnett
Dallas
United States
Caravan Heads to Oil Fields From Amarillo Hotel
Early today a caravan of Amarillo citizens leaves at 9 30 from in front of the Amarillo hotel for oil fields near Amarillo. About 69 autos signed up with many more conditional. Real Estate Board urged full attendance and businessmen to send reps. Participants to bring lunches and a thermos. coffee may be served at the fields. Panhandle residents plan a reception as the caravan passes through.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Four aviators dead in Luke Field bomber crash
Late wire reports from Honolulu state four army aviators were killed and one injured when a Martin bomber taking off at Luke Field hit an air pocket, crashed to the earth, and burst into flames. Names listed include First Lieutenant W. G. Moore and First Lieutenant Oscar Monthan. Private Jetsinger and Private Baltice among the injured.
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Associated Pre
Honolulu
Army
Martin
Luke Field
W. G. Moore
Oscar Monthan
Jetsinger
Torres
Baltice
Banquet Held For Local Mrna Group Members
A modest banquet was held honoring a local group. Attendees dressed neatly as speakers praised community efforts and noted the group’s upcoming events.
Wisconsin Senator La Follette Stricken With Pneumonia
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin is ill at his Washington home with pneumonia. Attending physician Dr. C C Marbury reports a very comfortable day after ten days of bed rest. A late consultation confirmed pneumonia but described his condition as satisfactory and not seriously urgent.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator LaFollette
Wisconsin
C. C. Marbury
la Foliette
Marbury
Kentucky Solon Indicted by U S Grand Jury
Washington March 27 Indictments charging Representative John W Langley Republican Kentucky Millard F West former deputy commissioner of internal revenue and four others with conspiracy to interfere with government operations were returned by a federal grand jury Langley named in one indictment another against Sackett a Pennsylvania prohibition agent Ben L Moses and Harry Sattler partners of Union Drug company of Pittsburgh and Sidney Reis described as a procurer of liquor in large quantities
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Washington
John W. Langely
Kentucky
Millard F. West
Internal Revenue
Langley
Russell M. Sackett
Pennsylvania
Ben L. Moses
Harry Sattler
Union Drug Company
Pittaburgh
Sidney Reis
Weather Brief For Amarilla And West Texas
Fragmentary weather notes mention cloudy conditions in Amarilla and West Texas with unidentified details on timing. The unreadable text suggests a forecast region and partial phrases about temperature or precipitation not clearly stated.
Roxie Stinson Triggers Clash in Daugherty Probe
Roxie Stinson, estranged wife of Jeas W. Smith, tests before the Daugherty committee sparking another clash with the attorney general's counsel. She hints at naming former US president and Senator Chamberlain amid probe turmoil as Washington debates cabinet ties and access to War-time fraud prosecutions.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Roxie Stinson
Jeas W. Smith
Daugherty
Harding
Tie
Smith
The
United
Chamberlain
Tho
Bettee
Gothenee
Sale of Orient Railroad at Public Auction
The Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad, long promoted by Arthur Stillwell as a key coast to Midwest route, was sold at public auction for about $2,000,000 to Clifford Histad who represents a group of American and British investors. Only other bid came from E. Mullaney of Hillary Kansas at $4,764,000. The Orient owns 900 miles of track in the United States and 700 miles in Mexico.
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Associated Wichita
Ane
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad
Arthur EB. Stillwell
Kansas City
Pacific Coast
Clifford Histad
Orient
E. &. Mullaney
Hillary
Kansas
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
The
United States
Moxico
Federal
Dallas Prisoners to Hear Programs Over Jail Radio
Dallas inmates in the county jail may hear broadcasts from across the country. The Dallas Rotary Club arranged a long distance radio receiving setup to be installed without loudspeakers, letting inmates in both men’s and women’s wards listen to concerts.
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Dallas
Texas
Flags at Half Mast for Judge M E Rosser
Austin March 27 The capitol flag was placed at half mast today in respect to M E Rosser member of the thirty sixth and thirty seventh legislature whose death at Snyder Scurry county was announced today by Judge Bruce Bryant of the attorney general's department.
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Associated Press
Austin
Capitol
M. E. Rosser
Snyder
Scurry County
Bruce Bryant
Attorney General's Department
Farmers Come to Sales Day in Panhandle
Panhandle farmers and their families are invited to a free auction sale on Tuesday April 1. A large number of prizes will be awarded and participants may bid on and auction their products. The event promotes community participation and features items listed in Thursday's News advertisement.
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San Francisco
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Lawler
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Nting
Curt Jacobson
August C. Habicht
Secret Services
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Fredericksburg
Tex
James FB. Morrin
San Marcos
Mothers’ Congress
Parent Teacher Associations
Brownwood
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Bioux Falls, & D
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Mitchell Republican
Johnson
South Dakota
Daily News
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Daily News & Evening Post
Solon
U.S
John W. Langley
Amarilla
Marilla
Amarilla Pester
Robert Frank
Marion Christopherson
Grantsburg
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