Attorney Driver Jimmie Killian Fatally Struck Near Home
Five year old Jimmie Killian died after being hit by a car driven by Judge J E Anderson near the north highway and an extraction plant. Witnesses say the child ran into the road from behind a bus as Anderson traveled at a moderate speed. Anderson and a neighbor called for aid. the boy died before the physician arrived. His death followed head and chest injuries. He is survived by parents, twin brother, two brothers and three sisters. The body rests at Griggs & Sons funeral chapel as Sheriff’s deputies investigate.
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J. M. “Jimmie
Killian
George Killian
North Highway
J. E. Anderson
Monroe Street
Anderson
J. W. Renegar
Judge Anderson
Beverly Garf
W. N. Thompson
Farley and
Vanderpool
Trial Opens In Panhandle Liquor Ring Case
Prosecutors outline a broad circumstantial case against 16 defendants linked to a major Panhandle liquor conspiracy. Former Gray County officers are among those charged, with bonds forfeited for one defendant and four fugitives reported. The trial centers on testimonies detailing protection payments and operations from 1927 to 1928 tied to Roy Albritton and the Quaker Drug Store network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gray County
Panhandle
U.S. District Court
Ernest §. Graves
Granville Parrish
Pampa
O. T. Smith
Lee Banks
Scott Rheudasil
Weldon Wilson
Herman Wachendorf
C. E. Pipes
Graves
Roy Albritton
W. Murph Smith
Louie Baker
Ben Bolton
Scott Vincent
Arthur H. Cornett
William J. Bass
O. C. Williams
W. J. Evans
Robert Wade
Bert Long
Grady Baker
Arthur Wade
Russell Bartlett
Bartlett
Special Farm Aid Session Demanded in Washington
National farm groups urge a special session to push farm relief bills this summer. The Grange American Farm Bureau Federation and Farmers Union press Congress leaders and senators for timely action on the Goldsborough money stabilization measure and the three way bill with equalization fee export debenture and Farmers Union allotment plan. If Congress adjourns without relief, a formal campaign will be launched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
The
Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers Union
Watson
McNary
Dickenson
Goldsborough
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Tuesday fair and warmer for Amarillo and West Texas. For New Mexico skies remain fair with rising temperatures through the day. In Amarillo the noon temperature around 82, with 60s by afternoon and evening, and a high near 88 yesterday's record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Garner Jabs Hoover Again
Speaker Garner in Washington criticizes President Hoover in a press conference saying the people will lack peace as long Hoover remains in the White House. He references Senator Moses who accused Hoover of freezing public confidence and urges a united effort to complete the legislative agenda.
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Washington
Hoover
Garner
White House
Moses
N. J
House
Untamed Rioting in Bombay Leaves Dozens Dead
Three days of Hindu Muslim clashes in Bombay leave 60 dead and 700 injured after British troops fire to restore order. Today 22 killed and 150 injured as police fire on crowds looting and burning. hundreds flee the city.
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Bombay
India
Jafsie Advances Toward Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Suspect
Hopewell New Jersey May 16 Dr John F Condon the educator known as Jafsie stepped toward the extortionist in the Lindbergh baby case as police reopen a wide manhunt. He will attend daily lineups in New York in hopes of identifying the group behind the ransom. Colonel Lindbergh raised 50 000 for the ransom and the governor and state police head Schwartz kopf coordinate a federal cooperation offer from the Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Jamieson
Associated Press
Hopewell
N. J
Jafsie
Lindbergh
John F. Condon
Charles A. Lindbergh
Westchester County
New York
Bronx
New York City
Paes
Dr. Condon
John Hughes Curtis
Atlantic Seaboard
A. Harry Moore
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Moore
Schwarzkopf
Harold Bromley 10 try Pacific flight could span Pacific
Friends say El Paso aviator Harold Bromley may attempt a Seattle to Tokyo flight after tests near Dallas. The plane at Municipal airport has a 430 gallon fuel capacity and an oil burning engine. Backers expect a long distance flight and Bromley may try the Pacific span.
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Dallas
Harold Bromley
el Paso
Bromley
Seattle
Tokyo
Amarillo school board sets next year budget at 492850
The Amarillo school board ordered a maximum next year operating budget of 492850 with a saving of 108810 from a 33 1 3 percent salary cut for teachers after a 100 per month exemption. Other costs including janitors maintenance and supplies were reduced by 19000. An earlier motion stated no cut would be made.
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Amarillo
New Amarillo teachers salary schedule explained
The article outlines the upcoming Amarillo teacher pay plan converting nine month salaries to 12 month payments. It shows monthly figures from $100 to $300 with reductions after a protected first $100, and gives a worked example converting a $150 nine month salary to $133.33 per month for twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Budget plan outlines graduated pay cuts for teachers
The document describes a first hundred dollars per month not subject to reduction, with all above this amount reduced by 33 13 percent. The scale would produce no cut for some and as high as 27 percent for Supt. W. A. McIntosh, based on this year’s salaries.
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W. A. McIntosh
Jones Urges Immediate Economy Measures in Congress
Rep. Marvin Jones of Amarillo urged the House to set partisan politics aside and enact swift government economy. A telegram from Amarillo businessmen demanded early action to cut costs, with Jones supporting drastic economy legislation and proposing bureau abolitions and curtailment of others. He backed salary cuts for members, which failed to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Congress
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
House of Representatives
Rep. Jones
House
Jones
Swope Victorious In Albuquerque Clash At Clovis Conclave
A bitter inter party fight over delegations from three counties delayed the state Democratic convention at Clovis for hours. Seligman supporters held the majority on rolls while Ed Swope led a new Albuquerque slate replacing Tingley men. Contests also came from Las Vegas and Raton as personal attacks erupted over alleged dismissals. Election of a national committeeman and delegates will wait until county delegation disputes are resolved.
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Clovis
Arthur Seligman
Central Committee
Albuquerque
Clyde Tingley
Ed Swope
New Mexico, Penitentiary
Swope
Seligman
Las Vegas
Raton
Tingley Committee
Unite for Victory Delegates Urged at New Mexico Convention
At the New Mexico Democratic state convention in Clovis on May 16 Clinton B Anderson urged unity for victory in upcoming national and state elections. The meeting was called by State Chairman William J Barker after Seligman and Hanna factions agreed to forego a temporary state chairman and roll call. Judge John Simms of Albuquerque questioned Barker on the procedure for seating contested delegations.
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Clovis
N. M
New Mexico
Clinton B. Anderson
William J. Barker
Seligman and Hanna
State Central Committee
John Simms
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
Barker
Lindy of Japs Hurt in Crash
Seiji Yoshihara hailed as the Lindbergh of Japan was badly injured when his seaplane crashed off the Oakland Channel near Municipal Airport during a test flight. His flying companion was also aboard. the aircraft was demolished and Yoshihara is reported in serious condition.
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Oakland
Calif
Seiji Yoshihara
Japan
Oakland Channel
Municipal
Yoshihara
Tokyo
Seattle
Alaskan
Iy Flying Companion
Capt. Dollar Dies at 88 in San Rafael Home
Robert Dollar shipping magnate dies of bronchial pneumonia at his San Rafael residence in his 89th year. Public flags drop to half staff in tribute. Funeral services set for Wednesday at the First Presbyterian Church, San Rafael, with church bells tolling in memory of his daughter.
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San Rafael
Cal
Robert Dollar
San Francisco Bay
Pacific
First Presbyterian Church
Captain Dollar
Grace Dollar Dickson
Smith Backs Sales Tax in Democratic Feud over Soak the Rich
Alfred E. Smith urged enactment of a manufacturers sales tax as part of a 10 point financial plan amid criticism of the soak the rich slogan. Owen D. Young, chairman of General Electric, said he would not accept the Democratic nomination if offered, clarifying rumors of a possible candidacy.
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Associated Press
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Owen D. Young
Smith
Tax Bill Over First Hurdle
The billion dollar compromise revenue bill passed its first Senate test with bipartisan support. An attempt to restore wartime income tax rates was rejected as Chairman Smoot pushed for a night session to complete the income tax schedule. Senator Couzens proposed higher rates but was not adopted.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Finance Committee
Couzens
Mich
Roads Dry After Sunday Showers in Panhandle
Clear skies dominated the Panhandle with fair and warmer conditions today. Overnight showers left roads drying and mostly passable. rainfall amounts reached up to one inch at Canadian Higgins Shattuck in Oklahoma Woodward Black Hereford Clovis New Mexico and totals of about one inch at Clarendon Lelia Lake Hedley Memphis Estelline and Childress.
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Panhandle
Canadian
Higgins
Shattuck
Okla
Woodward
Black
Hereford
Clovis N. M
Clarendon
Lelia Lake
Hedley
Memphis
Estelline
Childress
Barbecue King and Aides Feted in Washington Visit
John Snider and party arrived in Washington six hours early and dined with the National Press Club board. The group set up camp at Chesapeake Beach as preparations begin for a May 21 barbecue honoring Texas Representative Bascom N. Timmons with War Secretary Hurley, Senator Kendrick, Speaker Garner and Texas lawmakers in attendance. Governors Ritchie and Gardner have accepted invitations.
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John Snider
Washington
D. C
James Beverley
Amarillo
Porto Rico
Bascom N. Timmons
Jones
Snider
Chesapeake Beach
Timmons
Press Club
Hurley
Kendrick
Wyoming
Garner
Texas
Ritchie
Maryland
Gardner
North Carolina
Grand jury indicts 18 in Gregg County oil theft probe
The Gregg County grand jury returned 158 indictments alleging oil theft and proration violations in East Texas. It named about a dozen suspects, urged citizen aid, praised Governor Sterling for military support, and estimated up to 1,000,000 barrels stolen in a few months amid collusion with land and royalty owners.
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Longview
Gregg County
Texas
John E. Taylor
W. ©. Hurst
East Texas
Sterling
East
Grand Jury
Texas Actor John Boles Starts East Tour
Texas actor John Boles left Hollywood to begin a personal appearance tour in the east starting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Hollywood
Calif
John Boles
East
Farm Hand Ad Brings Quick Help for Spring Work
A farmer orders a short Want Ad to hire a farm hand for three days. The response yields a capable worker aiding Spring plowing. Berry picking soon, and he can source extra help via mail phone or wire to the Want Ad Department of Globe-News.
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Want
Want Ad Department
Globe-News
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Albritton
Lindy
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T. E. Johnson
Channel
California
Capt. Dollar
Robert
John
Francis M. Stephenson
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