Tornadoes Bring Deaths in Oklahoma and Arkansas
Reports from May indicate a deadly tornado sweep through Haskell County Oklahoma killing Bodges and his son and injuring at least 13 others. Nearby Bartlesville Arkansas also logged two fatalities as the storm moved southwest of the city with additional damage at a Southland Oil Co plant venue.
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Obi
Bodges
Haskell County
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Ollo
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Mallee
Here
Celock
Southland
Uelock
Bishop's Son Indicted for Slaying Elder in Drunken Brawl
James Matthew Maxon, son of the Episcopal bishop of Tesmesses, was indicted for second degree murder in the death of Paynter, 73, during a drunken brawl at a boarding house in New York.
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James
Matthew Maxon
Jefl
Tesmesses
Mur Paynter
Robberies Charge Stuns Court In Ring Theft Case
Looney Roberts faced grand jury indictment for stealing a ring valued at 1,500 dollars. The theft allegedly occurred August 23 in the afternoon as he examined the item. The trial concluded with an acquittal by a steleternic ial court jury yesterday.
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Looney Roberts
Roberta
Owen J. Roberts Selected by Hoover for Supreme Court
President Hoover nominated Owen J. Roberts for the Supreme Court, with public cheers and support voiced as a major political moment. The Associated Press report notes Roberts’ height and poised appearance as he prepared to join the high court, signaling a pivotal appointment in the administration.
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Owen J. Roberts
Hoover
Supreme Court
Grand Jury to Hear Evidence in Hjakings Case
A special Potter County grand jury convened to hear evidence on two recent armed robberies in Amarillo. Sheriffs said statements were taken from Ed Smithers and ALM Blrelaon regarding the West Sixth Pharmacy hold up and a Bradford Grocery robbery. Morrison faces a prior firearm robbery indictment. Sommers, tried before and failed, is indicted again.
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Potter Monty Grand Jury
Amarillo
Lea
Lle
Bradford
East Texthsi
Thompson
Miller Pharaaey
Morrison
Sommers
Trefe
Arzopa
Season Opens Straw Hat 1930 Today
Local shoppers flock to stores as the 1930 straw hat season begins. Vendors expect early visits by patrons seeking light headwear ahead of warm weather, with retailers promoting early-season discounts and assortments.
Winter wheat production forecast shown at five million
A forecast estimates winter wheat output at five million bushels, compared with 570,336 bushels in 1980. The projection implies a notable increase, with figures around 762 per acre cited in the report.
Born of God Statement Triggers Lobby Hearing Row
Washington May 9 senator Blaine clashed with P Scott McBride general superintendent over the Self Salvationist claim that the organization is born of God. The exchange occurred before the committee as McBride defended his view while Blaine vowed to continue the fight.
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Washington
Anton
P. Scott
McBride
Anu-Sal Nee
Blaine
Republi Metride
Noted Doctor of State Killed in Car Crash
Dr David Retien, past president of the Texas Medical Association, died this afternoon near Dallas when an automobile steering mechanism failed. He was en route home from a medical convention and had recently earned a Baylor teaching distinction.
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Davin Retiien
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Population Boom Transforms Hutchinson County
Hutchinson County posts a two thousand percent population surge, centering on Borger and surrounding areas. Nearly twelve thousand residents now live within two miles of Borger, reflecting rapid growth since 1920. The Borger area dominates county figures with Borger city housing about six thousand three hundred residents.
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Hutchinns Sounty
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Borger Sod Snanea
Lad Stingete
Moody to Seek Third Term as Texas Governor
Special Correspondent reports Gov. Dan Moody intends to run for governor again. Moody stated at noon Friday that he plans a candidacy aimed at continuing administrative changes. He cited public utilities, state board control, and education reforms as his priorities.
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Austin
Dan Moody
Bo Ronatt
Toma i
Frnat Moody
Dublic Utilities
State Board of Edsestion
Silvert on Baby Drowns in Tank
A Silverton infant of Mr and Mrs man drowned in an earthen tank several miles west of town. Parents missed the child and began a search. They spotted the surface and found the baby’s remains. Attempts to resuscitate failed. the baby was buried thereafter.
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Sraman
Talia
Scarface Trapped Behind Estate Walls in Miami
In May 9 reports from Miami, notorious gangster Al Capone was taken into custody, escorted by police to a palatial Palm Avenue mansion. Officials urged him to stay off the streets, with Capone resisting and swearing at arrest, as city detectives, under Police Chief Guy Reeve, moved to detain him.
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Tasit Beach
Walla
Scarface
Capone
C. AL. Reeder
Guy ©. Reeve
Mami
City Fstective
Biscayne
Jury Gives One Year Sentence In Jake Case
In Lamesa a man received one year for an alleged fake scheme. The case involved joint ownership and was described as a theft-related matter.
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Lamesa
Jake
Tamesa
Alex Sider
Pipeline construction to start on 725 mile line to Minneapolis
Dallas reports that construction on a 725 mile oil pipeline from the Tellar Pangabdie to Saint Paul and Minneapolis will begin within the next few days under a contract award to a company from the Sie for-Kanaans firm.
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Say
Tong
Tellar Panbapdie
Sminneapolis
SU Paul
Eig Wit
Siefoar-Kanaas
Oday
Assault trial opens as mob clashes at Sherman court
The assault case against George Hughes, a Black man, opens amid a riot after a white woman’s attack report. Texas Rangers deploy tear gas to clear the courthouse crowd that vandalized a $60,000 building, set it ablaze, and destroyed records. A vault fire follows with a cremation and a dynamite attempt. National guard and police are called in from Vallax and Fort Worth as thousands mob troops. gunfire wounds several leaders and troopers.
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Associated Press
Sherman
Texas
Geor Hughes
Ay Sherman
George Hughes
Court House
George Ho Iwalter
Poder
Texas Rangers
Vallax
Fort Worth
Fragmentary Radio Ad Text Mentions Purchases
Scattered OCR fragment hints at a radio promotion urging listeners to buy or greet others. Mentions "Tables" and "fezit" unclear but suggests a sales pitch with call to action. No clear persons or organizations identified.
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