Four men charged in abduction of Liewellen near Castle
S A Liewellen a 43 year old farmer living near Castle was found unconscious tied to a tree with his body lacerated after being abducted and whipped. Four neighbors J H Munroe Roy Pierson F W Lewis and Matthews were jailed on charges from the incident.
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Roy Pierson
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Peru avoids Plea for Tacna Arica Plebiscite Safeguards
Washington March 30 official statements say Peru has not submitted any memorial or communication to President Coolidge or the State Department regarding Tacna Arica award terms. The Peruvian embassy and arbitration commission say work on the award and its terms is still in progress and no final memorandum has been delivered.
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Grand jury probes prison cruelty at Fort Bend Farm
Nine months after W H Krahl died at Harlem Farm Richmond Texas the grand jury began a probe into alleged cruelties at the Fort Bend County state farm. Alfred Chance who warned of danger and Krahl's death are to be investigated. T K Irwin aided the probe and provided testimonies and stenographic reports to the grand jury. District Attorney Bob Bassett noted the acts had not previously reached the grand jury in four south Texas counties. Mrs King plans to appear and bring records as witnesses are expected.
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W. H. Krahl
Harlem
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Alfred Chance
J. B. King
T. K. Irwin
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Bob Bassett
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Five School Boys Get Drunk in Kansas City Garage
Kansas City March 30 A teachers note that five Central junior high students looked tipsy led police to 80 gallons of corn whiskey stored in a garage. George Kennedy and wife, residents nearby, were arrested. A student who noticed the smell and peeked inside confessed to taking a pint and helping four others drink it, then hiding the liquor in a cave.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Central Junior High School
George Kennedy
Man Killed Rushing Employer To Hospital
A patrol wagon carrying Frederick Munroe, coal company proprietor, to a hospital in Chicago struck a truck, killing Munroe and injuring three policemen and another man, with some injuries possibly fatal. The incident occurred at night as they attempted to rush Munroe’s employee to care.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Frederick Munroe
Munroe
Matricide to be subject of sanity trial
Sixteen year old Dorothy Ellingson, a jazz devotee, will undergo a sanity trial after her defense won to halt the murder case. If sane, the trial resumes. if insane, she is committed to an asylum. Judge Harold Louderback ordered a new jury to hear the insanity issue.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Harold Louderback
Louderback
Jan Don Ball
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Women Candidates Lead Glenwood School Board Rally
Residents of Glenwood gathered at the local school last night to back women candidates for the Amarillo Independent School District board. Only Mrs. J I Kendrick and Mrs. R L McMeans attended from the slate, while no one from the Ray Cotten Rogers ticket appeared. Mrs Kendrick spoke of her open record and dedication to Amarillo, and Mrs McMeans described her civic focus and love of education.
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Amarillo Independent School
J. I. Kendrick
R. L. McMeans
Ray Cotten-Rogers
A. N. Olver
W. N. Durham
H. W. Blackburn
Omer
I. B. Hammond
Kendrick
McMeans
Amarillo
A. J. Crow
East Amarillo
Retirement pressure on Jarres in German election
Post-election analysis shows scholars dispute Jarres share of the vote amid nationalist and conservative bloc hopes. Calls grow to retire Jarres and back Luther as standard bearer. Some back Gessler but fear cabinet turmoil. Bavarian People’s Party refuses support due to Evangelical League ties.
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Berlin
Karl Jarres
Jarres
Otto Gessiler
Hans Luther
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Dr. Gessler
Ministry of Defense
Dr. Jarres
Bavarian Peoples Party
Evangelical League
Bible Puzzle Coming With Two-Column Grid
The Daily News will publish an ordinary two-column Bible crossword puzzle tomorrow morning. It centers on a famous Bible history incident shown as a sketch. A larger four-column puzzle arrives Sunday, pleasing fans who enjoy substantial challenges. The News-Post "Home Owned, Toys Edited."
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Fire Hits Yellow Stone Park Complex in Massive Blaze
A blast from an oil furnace in Mam moth Springs started a fire swept by high winds in Yellow Stone National Park. The blaze destroyed the park transportation headquarters, 100 buses, machine and paint shops, employee homes, and a large office. No deaths. some firefighters burned. Rebuilding buses planned before June 18 opening.
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Livingston
Mont
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Yellow Stone National Park
National Park
Kemmereyer
Thirty two bodies recovered from Merisbach mine disaster
From Alsace report, 32 of the 64 miners killed or dying from injuries in the Merisbach mine cage accident in Lorraine were buried today. Caskets were moved to the cemetery by army wagons as about 40,000 attended the funeral procession.
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Weather Forecast for Amartos and Vicinity
Amartos and vicinity forecast calls for a generally fair Tuesday with a high temperature around one ahead and warmer afternoon. Local United Weather Service reports expect calm winds and dry conditions with temperatures easing into the evening hours.
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Amartos
New Mexico
Amarillo
Jas Max
Erasm Max
Church Leaders Urge Birth Control Backing At Meeting
Clergymen from several denominations at the sixth international Neo-Malthusian and birth control conference praised birth control as a means to improve mankind both physically and morally and urged churches to support the movement. Rabbis Wise and Potter warned churches must adopt the issue or risk losing moral authority and influence. A resolution called on churches worldwide to back birth control as a moral force for human betterment.
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New York
Stephen A. Wise
Charles FP. Potter
Your Dictionary Is At The News
The News announces a newly enlarged Universities Dictionary now distributed by the newspaper office. Save three coupons from The News and post to receive the dictionary, or mail the required amount plus 9d to have it sent. Home owned and edited.
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Boy Missing from Chicago Millionaire Home
Eight year old Robert Jr. adopted son of Robert W Champion a Chicago feed manufacturer vanished from home wearing a black sweater with red collar and corduroy trousers. Foster parents think he wandered away in a childish bout of wanderlust.
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Robert Jr
Robert W. Champion
Chicago
Texas Cooperation Promised in Rate Structure Probe
Texas will cooperate fully in the sweeping rate structure inquiry planned by the Interstate Commerce Commission under the Hoch-Smith resolution. Clarence E. Gilmore says a committee of state commissioners will assist the industry, and Conference attendees expect the probe to be the most far reaching ever by a tribunal. All states would be affected by any changes in rates.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoch- Smith
Congress
Clarence E. Gilmore
Railroad Committee
Washington
Hoe
Gilmore
Atchison
Eastman
United Confederate Veterans Reunion Fund Raised in Dallas
Dallas reports a popular subscription raising 11805 dollars for the thirty fifth annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans to be held in California. The fund supports reunion entertainment and related activities for attendees.
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Dallas
The
United Confederate Veterans
Cal
Pull Together for United Amarillo editorial plea for harmony
An editorial urges a united Amarillo with Lee Bivins as mayor and C A Fisk and J H Harris as commissioners. It touts Bivins’ integrity and experience, calls for water delivery and civic projects, and asks voters on April 7 to back cohesive leadership for growth.
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Amarillo
Lee Bivins
C. A. Fisk
J. H. Harris
North Plains
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