Former Ranger Bates Among 20 Convicted in Prohibition Conspiracy
In San Angelo on May 5, twenty defendants including Carroll Bates former Texas Ranger and San Angelo police chief were sentenced to 90 days to 18 months for conspiracy to violate federal prohibition laws. Bates received 18 months and a 7500 dollar fine. others include J A Shield 18 months and 5000, A W Brown 16 months, and several with one year and a day or six months.
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Associated Press
San Angelo
Carroll Bates
Texas Ranger
Bates
J. A. (Curley) Shield
A. W. Brown
Jess Howard
Shield
Rickey Wells
Walter Lewis
Chillecothe
Ohio
T. J. Lewis
Bob Bates
Oscar M. Pratt
Frank Wilson
J. Wilburn Watson
L. M. Johnson
H. W. Taylor
Oscar Wilkerson
Jack Gorman
Virginia Gilmore
Federal Institution For Women
Alderson
W. Va
Kate Ashur
W. H. Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Mangum Fire Destroys Six Buildings In Port Mangum
A noon blaze in Mangum Oklahoma swept the south side of town destroying six buildings including Elk hall a music store a grocery and a confectionery. One fireman was seriously injured as Altus and Hobart fire departments gained control the same afternoon with damage initial estimates above 100000.
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United Press
Mangum
Okla
Elk Hall
Altus
Hobart
Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding regions
The bulletin projects a Saturday of fair weather for Amarillo and West Texas, with generally fair skies across New Mexico. It notes a shifting pressure pattern from an Ohio Valley low over New York to a Gulf-entering high over New Mexico, bringing warmer conditions to the Rockies and Plains.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Ohio Valley
New York
Gulf
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Plains States
Freighter on Lake Erie Now Out of Danger
The City of Buffalo, a Cleveland to Buffalo passenger steamer, drifted for hours on Lake Erie from noon to 8:30 p.m. before captain reports it out of danger. Tugs Filmore and Virginia returned to Fairport after repairs. Calcite and Franz assisted earlier. The vessel drifted about 18 miles east as rescue efforts continued.
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Lake Erie
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
City of Buffalo
Cleveland- Buffalo Transit Company
P. J. Schwartz
Ashtabula
Fairport
Filmore
Virginia
Calcite
Buffalo
Franz
City of
Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Company
Lefors Postoffice Upgraded to Presidential Grade
The Lefors post office will move from fourth class to presidential grade on July 1, with a salary set at thirteen hundred dollars. The announcement came from the post office department in Washington.
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Washington
Postoffice Department Today
Postoffice
Lefors
Hurley Confirmed as Assistant Secretary of War
The Senate confirmed Patrick J. Hurley of Oklahoma as assistant secretary of war. The confirmation occurred in Washington on May 3.
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Senate
Patrick J. Hurley
Associated Press
Washington
Oklahoma
Airplane aid used in Berlin anti communist siege
In Neukoelln and Wedding districts police battled communists amid three days of riots. Airplanes helped locate rebel positions as five were killed and six gravely wounded with total deaths 18 and 110 seriously injured. House to house searches and siege conditions warned residents to stay indoors. In Reichstag, communists clashed over suspending Die Rote Fahne as adjournment loomed to May 13.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Neukoelln
Wedding
Oppposite
Neukoell
Reichstag
Die Rote Fahne
Man charged with assault dies from courthouse shooting
Belton Frost dies of wounds after being shot by JL Wampler as Frost left the Sweetwater courthouse. A jury could not reach a verdict in Frost's assault on Wampler's young daughter, August 2. Wampler faces murder charges and a higher bond request.
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Associated Tress
Sweetwater
Tex
Belton Frost
VY. Wampler
Frost
Wampler
Roscoe
Texas Cattle Baron of Noble Blood Dies at Ranch
Adolph Marshall a 69 year old Texas cattle baron of German noble descent died at his Cherry Springs ranch home after years of ill health. He retired from the cattle business and is survived by his widow a son Ernst and a daughter Mrs Alfred Klinglehoefer, all of Cherry Springs. Funeral services are set for Saturday there.
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Associated Frees
Fredericksburg
Tex
Texas
Adolph Marshall
Cherry Springs
Marshall
Ernst
Alfred Klinglehoefer
Trinity College Close Contemplated in Texas College Merger
Delegates at the First Lutheran Evangelical Synod of Texas learned of a proposed merger plan to close Trinity College at Round Rock and move students and part of the faculty to Seguin College while using Trinity’s buildings as a charitable institution. The announcement came from Rev. E A Sagebiel, synod president.
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Associated Press
Austin
Trinity College
Round Rock
Seguin College
Seguin
Texas
Lutheran Evangelical Synod of Texas
E. A. Sagebiel
Jury Deadlock in Blunderbuss Printing Case
The county court jury failed to reach a verdict in the Frank W. Cook trial over printing and dissemination of the Blunderbuss UT All-Fools day sheet. Cook, fined $100 in justice court, appealed to the county court.
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Associated Press
Austin
Frank W. Cook
University of Texas
Jury Hung in Viola Mayes Manslaughter Trial
A Fayetteville jury failed to reach a verdict in the involuntary manslaughter case of Miss Viola Mayes of Rogers Arkansas. She faced charges over a March 24 automobile wreck that killed Maynard Jaynas of Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Viola Mayes
Rogers
Maynard Jaynas
Tulsa
Okla
Amarillo Student Wins Interscho Lasting Speech Contest
In Austin J. J. Deiss of Amarillo won first place in the nineteenth annual Interscholastic League contest with the best extemporaneous speech. He bested entrants from 27 districts while over 2,000 delegates attend. Deiss earns a gold medal cup and a UT scholarship. Journalism awards will be announced tonight.
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Austin
Dallas mayor abolishes film censor and appeals board
New Dallas mayor J Waddy Tate says public morals and tastes have advanced, abolishing the motion picture censor paying position and the censor appeals board. He projects annual savings of 2990 dollars as the city relies on public standards.
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Dallas
J. Waddy Tate
Board of Appeals
Tate
Texas Tech presents requests to Senate in Austin
Texas Tech and the College of Industrial Arts asked the Senate Finance Committee for educational appropriations. W P Horn, president of Texas Tech, testified about the institution's funding needs as the panel prepared to draft the measure. The hearing covered state schools and their requests.
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Austin
Senate Finance Committee
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
W. P. Horn
Texas Tech
Rescue Tale Of Goyo Maru Crew From Kronotski Gulf
Radio messages from the steamer Hachiro Maru recount a dramatic rescue of over 400 people from the Japanese steamer Goyo Maru after a deadly snowstorm. Hachiro Maru saved 360 fishermen at first, then recovered 20 more sailors and 88 percent of the crew as dawn broke, leaving the Goyo Maru a total loss with a 2048 ton register.
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iHy
Associated Press
Tokyo
Kronotski Gulf
Escobar Flees In Airplane Toward Canada Rumor
Report from El Paso and Agua Prieta claims General J G Escobar the Mexican revolutionary leader is flying toward Canada in an airplane. Lieutenant Colonel Jesus Triana official messenger of President Portes Gil reports to United Press of a surrender by Colonel Triana’a ally at Chihuahua.
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United I'rewe
Kl Paso
J. G. Becobar
Canada
Jesus Triana
Portes Gil
Agua Prieta
United Press
Marcelo Carayco
Chihuahua
Trianawaid
Douglas
Arizona
Mis
Escobar
el Paso
Los Angeles
Two Dead as Stove Explosion Destroys Lebanon Home
Two small Carder children died and another was seriously injured when a kitchen range exploded, destroying the Carder family home in Lebanon Ohio. Parents were severely burned in the blast, and the incident is under investigation with no immediate motive released.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
Frank Carder
Lebanon
Army Sergeant Dies From Beating at Fort McIntosh
Sergeant William A. Perrin, 50, of Londonderry England was found badly beaten on the barracks porch and died after 24 hours. Private Lee R. Main, 35, is in the guard house as Fort McIntosh officers weigh whether to turn the case over to civil authorities.
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Laredo
Fort McIntosh
William A. Perrin
Londonderry
England
Lee R. Main
Flood Devastates Kidderville as Dalsan Dam Breaks
Heavy rains flood the Mohawk and Connecticut rivers in New Hampshire. Kidderville residents flee to higher ground after Dalsan Dam on the Mohawk breaks at 6 40. No loss of life reported. Fire sirens warn others to seek safety as houses and barns are carried away by the torrent.
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Colebrook
Kidderville
Mohawk Valley
Dalsan
Highlands
Mohawk River
Connecticut River
Balsam
Lake Abbenack
Mohawk
Vermont
Two Directors Replaced in B.C. D. Board
City Manager J B Patterson announced the appointment of Lawrence Nobles and Bill Lamapeag to the new City Development Board to replace Frank Butler and John Cowan who resigned. Butler and Cowan stepped down after a mass meeting elected 15 new directors to form the executive committee of the Gr amb er of Commerce. The board schedules its first meeting at 3 p m with Fred Bone as chairman.
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Lawrence Nobles
Bill Lamapeag
Board of City Development
J. B. Patterson
Frank Butler
John Cowan
Butler
Mr. Cowan
Gramber of Commerce
Fred Bone
Prohi Officer Promoted In Ohio District
John E. Wright, longtime chief prohibition investigator in this territory, is named head of prohibition enforcement in northern Ohio. Agents credit Wright with helping convict Carroll Bater, former San Angelo police chief, and 19 others for conspiring to violate liquor laws.
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Associated Press
San Angelo
John E. Wright
Ohio
Wright
Carrol Bater
Bill passes to relocate state prisons
The Texas House approved a measure to relocate the state prison system to lands now owned by the prisons with 106 members voting yes and only two against. The bill allows disposal of other parcels while reserving 62 000 acres in Harris, Brazoria and Fort Bend counties. Debate touched on mineral rights and a cement plant contract with the highway department.
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Associated
Treva
Austin
State Prison Board
Harris
Brazoria
Fort Bend
Par
Deller
Seb
Vurl
Young Wellington
Thekuuro
Barron
Tillotson
Sealy
McGill
el Paso
House
Prison Board
State Highway Department
Young
Indictments Target Chicago Heights Alcohol Syndicate
Federal court charges name fifty one defendants including postmaster and former Chicago Heights police officials in a conspiracy to violate the prohibition law. The syndicate allegedly operated from January 1925 to March 1929 distributing millions of gallons of liquor with protection from officials and officers.
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Associated Trend
Chicago
Fighty
Chicago Heights
Lolmy Che
United States
Daniel Anderson
Thomas D'Amico
John Castabile
William Wickman
John Giannoni
William Witehinohy
Paul Frodianelli
Calumet City
Mike Picci
Fish Dealer From Eagle Nest Dam Is Arrested Here
Lucas Trabelhorn was fined 60 dollars and costs after police arrested him while attempting to sell a 1500 pound load of mullet on city streets. Two other truckloads from Eagle Nest Dam in New Mexico were also sold locally. Warden Sam Turner warned Amarillo residents to buy only from local markets that require inspection.
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Lucas Trabelhorn
Gama
Sam Turner
Trabelhorn
Eagle Nest Dam
New Mexico
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