Manuevers In Sham Battles Claim Victim
An army pilot Floris W Shade of Hays Kansas was killed when his plane DH 15 of the first pursuit group crashed near Yellow Springs Ohio. He trained at Kelly Field and was a recent graduate of the advanced class. The joint air ground maneuvers begin tomorrow with 800000 imaginary soldiers dug in along Darby creek near Columbus. Major General Dennis E Nolan leads the Blue army and Colonel W I Waldron commands the Red army.
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Associated Press
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Floris W. Shade
Hays
Kansas
Here
Kelly Field
Texas
Selfridge Field
Wright Field
Dayton
New York
Atlantic City
Atlanticity
Uncle Sam
Darby Creek
Columbus
Geneal Dennis E. Nolan
Blue Army
Col. W. IT. Waldron
Fort Thomas
Red First Army
English author and statesman Lord Rosebery dies in England
ENGLISH AUTHOR AND STATESMAN IS DEAD EPSOM England May 21 Tuesday Lord Rosebery stateman author and sportsman died at 2 42 am today The Earl former premier had celebrated his 82nd birthday two weeks ago His physician and family remained at his bedside He had a meteoric career as prime minister in 1894 95 later retiring from politics for thirty years devoting himself to literary labors orations and public functions He was the only prime minister to win the derby while in office and had three Derby wins
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Associated Press
Epsom
England
Lord Roseberry
Earl
Rosebery
Weather forecast for Amarillo and region Tuesday
Weather outlook for Amarillo and vicinity shows unsettled conditions with possible showers through Tuesday evening. West Texas and New Mexico expect cloudy or shower chances with little temperature change, as a moderate low pressure area centers over Alabama and a trough spans the Rocky Mountains.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Alabama
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Eel
Missippi Valley
Lake Region
Start Of Clinic Fire at Cleveland Clinic
Buffery Boggs, a steamfitter, was in the basement storeroom when a fire broke out causing explosions and the deaths of 123 people. He searched for the engineer to shut off steam, returned to find the basement filled with yellow poison gas, and found the door to the storeroom open with x ray films and chemicals exposed.
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Buffery Boggs
Cleveland Clinic
Boggs
Women plead not guilty in murder case
Arraigned before Judge Henry 8. Bishop in district criminal court yesterday, one week after Mrs Grace Morrison was shot to death near a downtown hotel. Mrs Levi P Stallworth and her daughter in law face murder charges as accomplices with a 200 man venire summoned for the trial. The Stallworth women, calm, deny the charges and await trial in Potter county jail two weeks prior to the proceedings.
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Bishop
District Criminal Court
Grace Morrison
Plainview
Levi P. Stallworth
North Polk Street
Tyne O
FE. M. Stallworth
Fort Worth
Stallworth
R.H. Hamilton
Tom Walton, Jr
Hamilton
Grady Hazlewood
Morrison
Jefferson High Youth Shot Dead In Corridor Conflict
In Portland Oregon on May 20 Herbert Beem, 17, a Jefferson High School student, was shot and killed in a school corridor after an argument over a girl with classmate Walter J. Finke Jr., also 17. Finke then shot Beem three times and turned the gun on himself, with authorities fearing he will die.
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Associated Press
Portland, Ore
Herbert Beem
Jefferson High School
Walter J. Finke, Jr
Finke
Beem
Enforcement Board Is Announced by Hoover Wickersham
President Hoover named eleven members to head the National Law Enforcement Commission with George W. Wickersham as chairman. The panel includes Newton D. Baker Frank K Loesch Roscoe Pound William I Grubb Monte M Jemain William S Kenyon Kenneth R McIntosh Paul J McCormick Henry W Anderson Ada L Comstock and others. The group will meet this week to map a two year program focusing on enforcing the eighteenth amendment and a full survey of law enforcement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
National Law Enforcement Commission
George W. Wickersham
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Wilson
Frank K. Loesch
Chicago
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
William I. Grubb
Northern
Alabama
Monte M. Jemain
New Orleans
William 8. Kenyon
United States
Kenneth R. McIntosh
Washington State Supreme Court
Paul J. McCormick
Southern
California
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
Ada L. Comstock
Radcliffe College
White House
Wickersham
Commission
New Orleans Fires Fresh Bid to Fight Santa Fe
Washington scene as New Orleans merchants urge IC C to reopen hearings on Santa Fe bid to control Kansas City, New Mexico Orient Railway. They accuse Santa Fe traffic policy of bias against Texas gulf ports and favoring New Orleans, warning of a bitter contest if hearings resume.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Washington, D. C
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
South
New Orleans
Texas Gulf
Santa Fe
Kansas City, New Mexico & Orient Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Orleans Board of Trade
New Orleans Joint Traffic Bureau
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Orient
Texas
New Orleans Group
Orient Company
The
River threat grows as flood breaches levee near Kennett
Memphis report notes 50 000 acres in Dunklin county Missouri flooded as St Frances river levee near Kennett fails widening a gap over 200 feet. Two score homeless with time to reach high ground. Mississippi levee commission meets in Greenville urging emergency steps at Mounds Landing. Gov Bilbo offers 300 Parchman convicts to bolster the dyke. president Hoover urged to lift wage work ban.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Dunklin County
Kennett
Board of Mississippi Levee Commission
Greenville
Miss
Mounds Landing Levee
Mississippi
St. Frances River
Hoover
Bilbo
Theo. G. Bilbo
Parchman
Mounds Landing Dyke
Dalhart Mexican Abduction Victim Found After Shootings
Adolph Asquibel, a Mexican railroad worker abducted by a bootlegger gang last weekend, was found near Las Vegas New Mexico badly wounded and exposed. He was taken to a sanitarium where his recovery is expected to continue though weakened. Authorities believe they are closing in on the gang leaders with arrests anticipated soon.
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Dalhart
Adolph Fiquibel
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Las Vegas Sanitarium
Asquibel
Rock Island Railroad
Esquibel
Sheriff's Department
Rome Air Hoppers Land Safe In Maine
In Orchard Maine on May 20 Roger Q Williams and Captain Lewis A Yancey arrived in the monoplane Green Flash to begin a planned flight to Rome. Williams said they would hop off at daylight tomorrow if weather conditions permit and rely on late tonight weather bureau reports from Dr Kimball in New York for takeoff advice.
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The
Associated Press
Alps Orchard
Maine
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Rome
Williams
Dr. Kimball
U.S. Weather Bureau
New York
New Texas Bill Would Muzzle Barber Talk
In Austin on May 20 Senator Tom Deberry of Red River county proposed amending the state barber bill to revoke a barber license if he talks religion baseball or politics to a customer.
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Dy United Press
Austin
Tom Deberry
Red River County
Senate
Suspects Held in Slaying of Two Officers in San Diego
Three suspects were captured after a machine gun robbery on the National City pike near San Diego. Officers say the men attempted to flee in an old car with a Texas plate. Victims were Jose Perez Borrego, 43, and Nemesio Monroy, 24. The money belonged to Agua Caliente company operating near Tijuana.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
la Jolla
National City Pike
Jose Perez Borrego
Nemesio Monroy
Borrego
Tiajuana
Mexico
Agua Caliente Company
Tia Juana
Senate confirms thirteen appointments of Governor Moody
The Texas Senate confirmed thirteen governor appointments in Austin on May 20. The batch included nine appointees to the College of Arts and Industry at Kingsville with six year terms for R. M. Kleberg Lamar Gill Mrs. W ip Stoner, the four year posts for Sam Fore Mrs Gordon Boone Gus Wortham, and two year terms for C. W. Killam Mrs Lorine Spoonte Ed Lasater. Additional confirmed were R. K. Townsend of Dawson and Frank A. Walter of Bexar to the state board of pharmacy, M. Grider of El Paso to the board of public accountants, and W. A. Paddock of Harris to the state prison board.
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Austin
Senate
Board of Regents
The
New College of Arts and Industry
Kingsville
R. M. Kleberg
Nueces County
Lamar Gill
Willacy
Wi P. Stoner
Victoria
Sam Fore
Wilson
Gordon Boone
Nueces
Gus
Wants To Know Who He Wed In Tucson
The Tucson clerk received a request from Eugene W. Smith of El Paso for the name of the woman he married here a year and a half ago. Smith says he wed November 16, 1927, and asks who performed the ceremony and the bride’s name. Records show a license issued November 14, 1927 to Smith and Madelin Dusseau of Covington.
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Associated Tress
Tucson
Ariz
Superior Court
Eugene W. Smith
el Paso
Texas
Smith
St. Joseph’s Sanitarium
Madelin Dusseau
Covington
Bequest to Irish Culture Goes to Royal Irish Academy
In Sydney on May 20 a bequest of 100000 dollars was left under the will of Australian High Court Judge Justice Higgins. The funds will go to the Royal Irish Academy to support Irish culture and heritage.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Australia
High Court
Justice Higgins
Royal Irish Academy
South Plains Gains Highlight North Area Farm Output
Estimates show total crop yields near 22 million bushels in the region last season with the South Plains noting gains and the North Area reporting comparable progress. Strong production reflects broader agricultural growth across districts and signals improved demand prospects for local markets.
Groom Man Named President At Panhandle Grain Meet
At the Panhandle Grain Dealers association convention in the Legion Home Groom man C Le Ludwig was elected president. Other officers named were R L McClellan Spearman vice president R I Yearger Arminville secretary J T Patton Higging George Roach Lubbock and Jess Riffe. Crop talks estimated Panhandle wheat at conservatively 22 to 30 million bushels with potential up to 36 million under favorable conditions. More than 160 grain men attended and most expected a crop at least as large as last year with the North Plains similar and South Plains higher.
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Panhandle
Groom
C. le Ludwig
Legion Home
R. L. McClellan
Spearman
R. I. Yearger
Arminvillo
J.T. Patton
Higging
George Roach
Lubbock
Jess Riffe
Rodeo Star Held on Murder Charge After Memphis Killing
Special to The News Memphis May 20 John "Big Booger Red" Rogers rodeo star charged with murder in the Sunday night shooting near Memphis that killed Bert Deshayer of Wichita Falls. Rogers posted $20,000 bond as an 18-year-old suspect was held for investigation. Deshaver was shot twice at a filling station while unarmed after a poker game. 18 gallons of whisky were seized from the station.
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Memphis
Here
Bert
Deshayer
Wichita Falls
John
Red” Rogers
Deshavor
Deshaver
Rogers
Browder
John Browder
Memphis Water System
Hall County
Sid Christian
Fort Worth Still Grinds On Endurance Flight
Fort Worth pilots Reg Robbins and James Kelly continue a long endurance flight aiming to beat the Army’s Question Mark record. The craft logged 116 hours 40 minutes plus weeks and was still aloft near 10:39 p.m. Robbins requested parachutes for himself and Kelly as a precaution during refueling, with lights and airport support maintained.
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Vrennaport
Kelly
Fort Worth
Ft. L. Robbins
James Kelly
United States Army
Jilarea
Repairs Under Way on Graf Zeppelin
In Cuers France on May 20 engineers and the Graf Zeppelin crew labored around the clock to ready the German airship for the return flight to Friedrichshafen. Captain Lehmann said preparations hinge on Dr Hugo K enecker expected back from Friedrichshafen by Wednesday. The Zeppelin will head home once cleared from the hangar.
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Cuers
France
Friederichshafen
Lehmann
Hugo Kekener
Freidrichshafen
Change Ahead Expected Soon With Substantial Boost
Officials anticipate a notable policy shift in the coming days delivering a substantial boost to the program. The move aims to accelerate progress and widen impact across multiple sectors.
Oil price hike announced for Kansas Oklahoma and North Texas
On May 26 Trame OM and Gag Co raised crude oil prices in Kansas Oklahoma and North Texas around Wichita Falls. Prairie Oil and Gas posted higher rates effective May 20 with gravity based increments up to 1.60 for certain ranges. Tulsa’s Sinclair Oil and Empire Oil followed suit after Oklahoma production restrictions and the move cascaded toward Amarillo and other markets.
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Trame OM and Gag Company
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
North
Prairie Colony
iMralia
Bay
Oklahoma Civy
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company of
Tulsa
Emepire Ol and Refining Company
Little piece of greater Amarillo ad promise
A brief real estate pitch touts small down payments on land in Amarillo with prospects of rising value. It notes $500 lots bought ten years ago now fetch around $5,000, argues land values grow over time, and urges consulting The Globe-News Classified Section for best buys.
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Amarillo
Pew Secure
Globe-News
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