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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1930

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Amnestys Law Repeal Affects Ferguson Ballot Fight

In Austin on May 22 the Texas Supreme Court postponed ruling on James E. Ferguson's mandamus to put his name on the Democratic primary ballot for governor. The case centers on whether the amnesty law repealed in 1927 allows an impeached officer to hold office again, given the constitutional ban on such eligibility. Ferguson was impeached and removed as governor in 1917. the amnesty law, enacted under Miriam A. Ferguson, was repealed by the 40th Legislature in 1927 after Moody took office.

Associated Press Austin Special Supreme Court James E. Ferguson Texas Democratic Executive Committee Ferguson Texas Senate Miriam A. Ferguson Moody

Small to focus campaign in east and south Texas

Special to The News Austin May 22 Senator Clint C Small of Wellington will spend most of his gubernatorial campaign in east and south Texas with one central Texas tour. He plans to canvass the Rio Grande valley and reports positive early response. He will speak in Gainesville Thursday Greenville Friday and Wichita Falls Saturday, then Seymour Stamford and Big Spring next week before a west Texas week. He named Lee Satterwhite as campaign manager and opened state headquarters in Fort Worth. He also welcomed Thomas B Love's name on the Democratic ballot.

Austin Clint C. Small Wellington South Texas Texas Rio Grande Valley Small Gainesville Greenville Wichita Falls Seymour Stamford Big Spring West Texas Lee Satterwhite House Satterwhite Fort Worth Thomas B. Love

Oklahoma bank loses last money to hold up men

The thrice robbed Alluwe Bank in Nowata County loses its final 2000 dollars to three armed robbers as officials prepared to move cash for liquidation. A fourth man drove the getaway car. The bank recently closed after earlier robberies.

Associated Press Nowata Okla Bank of Alluwe Nowata County State Bank J. B. Parks Chelsea Patton Bank of Chelsea Rogers County Allune Bank

Graf Zeppelin Arrives in Brazil at Dusk to Wild Welcome

The Graf Zeppelin crossed the Equator for the first time, gracing Pernambuco with a dramatic arrival. Thousands cheered as the airship docked at 8:05 p.m. local time after circling Cape Giquia, with Brazilian soldiers securing the mooring mast amid a roaring crowd.

Associated Press Pernambuco Brazil New World Cape Giquia

Verdict Today in Puntney Mail Fraud Case

A sealed verdict will be opened in federal court this morning in the case of B G Puntney Amarillo attorney charged with using the mails to defraud Farmers Life Insurance of Denver. Deliberations lasted about two and a half hours after a day and a half of trial with closing arguments by Assistant District Attorney Alex Mood and Defense Attorney William H Burnett.

B. G. Puntney Amarillo Farmers Life Insurance Company of Denver Alex Mood William H. Burnett

Name Address CLASS II I employ the services of an ex pert gardener.

Mail to assistance requested for an expert gardener service inquiry at the listed name and address. The note specifies CLASS II and directs correspondence to the named recipient for further instruction.

Scattered Showers Forecast By Bureau No Frost

A norther last night dropped temperatures from 77 to 57 by 9 pm. Weather observer H T Collman noted rising pressure signaling no frost and forecast an unsettled day with light scattered showers. Derver reported high winds on the north Plains with 42 degrees at Texline and Dalhart. no precipitation reported in the Panhandle.

H. T. Collman North Plains Texline Dalhart Panhandle

Oklahoma Needs No Additional Harvest Help Warning Issued

United Press reports Oklahoma labor commissioner W A Pat Murphy issued a warning that no outside labor will be needed for the annual wheat harvest. A survey found fewer than 1,000 men required beyond local workers, and they can be supplied from unemployed Oklahomans.

Oklahoma City Okla Oklahoma W. A Pat) Murphy Murphy

Texas Negro Pays Supreme Penalty in Huntsville

Jordan Scott, 82, a Moody Texas farmer, was executed at 12:15 a.m. in Huntsville for the March 7, 1929 murder of neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pedigo after a debt quarrel. He stated I’m sorry I did it but it’s too late now and told his baby he would meet her at the gates.

Associated Press Huntsville Texas Jordan Scott Moody Waco Robert Pedigo Pedigo

Poison incident at Creager dinner party in Dallas

Mrs. R. L. Works, 25, wife of a Brownsville doctor, drank a small amount of a disinfectant while at a dinner party hosted by Rene B. Creager, Texas Republican national committeeman. She was rushed to a hospital after falling ill, with Creager stating the liquid was swallowed during an attempt to gargle the throat.

Associated Press Dallas R. L. Works Brownsville Tex Rene B. Creager Texas

Population up 210 percent in Dawson County since 1920

Lamesa May 22. Dawson County population reached 13,491 per census official I E Barr district supervisor of Lubbock. The 1930 figure marks a 210 percent rise since 1920 when 4,309 lived there. 1,188 lived in Lamesa in 1920. There are 2,217 farms listed. Eastland County totals 33,981, Biloxi 14,668 with strong percentage gains.

Dawson County Lamesa I. E. Barr Lubbock Eastland County Texas Biloxi Miss

Lamar County Boys Die in Creek Flood Tragedy

In Paris Texas on May 22 J W and D L Trapp two Lamar County boys aged about to be unnamed were swept from a horse by swollen creek waters while searching for a missing mule team. Their bodies were recovered and buried today with authorities noting a washed out ford hole likely caused the tragedy.

Associated Press Paris Tex J. W D. L. Trapp Biardstown Lamar County

Panhandle grain dealers hear crop and market outlook

J N Beasley estimates Panhandle wheat will yield about 40 percent of normal in 1930, with 18 to 20 million bushels after sand storms and drying winds. The Panhandle Grain Dealers at Amarillo elect officers, note strong turnout, and hear reports from Kansas City, Chicago and Santa Fe officials on crop conditions and Farm Board affairs. District reports predict varied yields from Texline to Gruver, with Dalhart and Stratford-Hooker area crops hovering around modest outputs.

Panhandle J. N. Beasley Amarillo Panhandle Grain Dealers Annual Association R. L. McClellan Spearman Harry L. Kearns J. L. Morris McClelland Earl Mugg Channing Luke Bagwell Claude Blake Hankine Tulsa Tom King EM Balderston Canada Amarillo Country Club Federal Farm Board Southwest J. J. Kraettli Kansas City Board of Trade Fred G. Smith Department of Agriculture Chicago Charles Quinn National Grain Association Toledo Ohio T. B. Gallaher Santa Fe C. D. Ferguson Fort Worth Panhandle Grain Dealers Association Texline Dalhart Hartley Stratford Hooker Gruver

Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas

Unsettled Friday with local thundershowers in Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas mostly cloudy with thundershowers likely in north and east areas, cooler in the south. New Mexico generally fair and cooler in the southeast. Temperatures by hours show highs around 77 and lows near 53 in Amarillo with earlier readings around 64 and 50 at midmorning.

Amarillo Vicenity West Texas New Mexico St Armarillo Mivsesesones

Blind Rage Is Ex Ranger's Defense Plea

Tom B. Stowe a former Texas ranger testifies he killed Alvin Marshall in a loss of self control after learning of his wife’s affair. He recounts drinking to drown troubles and an ensuing confrontation as his wife Vertille Smith Stowe and her parents join the case. The defense seeks a five year term instruction, denied. Stowe and wife were brought from Detroit after bond forfeiture.

Associated Press Victoria Texas Tom B. Stowe Alvin Marshall Stowe Marshall Vertille Smith Stowe Detroit

Boy says other car forced auto into ditch in Edmond

In Edmond Oklahoma May 22 a small boy in a car carrying Mrs J P Culver of Kalamazoo Michigan and Mrs C F Kohler of Amarillo Texas said another auto forced the machine into a ditch. Mrs Culver was fatally injured and Mrs Kohler dangerously hurt. Officers sought the other driver while hospital attendants reported Mrs Kohler had a slight chance for recovery. No further information about Mrs Kohler could be obtained.

Associated Press Edmond Okla J. P. Culver Kalamazoo Michigan C. F. Kobler Amarillo Texas Mra. Kohler Mra C. ¥. Kohler Oklahoma

Panhandle land patent move seeks Supreme Court action

Gus Wortham of Houston asked the Texas Supreme Court on May 22 to allow mandamus proceedings against Land Commissioner J H Walker to force patents on about 28 000 acres of land recovered from Oklahoma along the 100th meridian east of the Panhandle The filing traces to 1910 efforts by the late John Wortham for title to land in Texas between Collingsworth Childress and Wheeler counties and west of the true meridian.

Austin Gus Wortham Houston Supreme Court J. H. Walker Oklahoma Panhandle John Wortham Texas Collingsworth, Childress Wheeler Counties

Plan Approved to Spend at Fort Bliss Texas

Washington May 22 The Hudspeth bill to authorize the secretary of war to expend 281,305 for land purchase to be used with the Fort Bliss military reservation in Texas was approved today by the House military committee.

Associated Press Washington Hudspeth Secretary of War Fort Bliss Texas House Military Committee

Soloes Plane At 73 Near Los Angeles

Walter Upward aged 73 completed an 18 hour solo training session and made his first solo flight near Los Angeles. The retired importer said he planned several long solo aerial trips.

Los Angeles Walter Upward Upward

MacDonald wins Labour Party meeting victory

London May 22 Prime Minister MacDonald won an overwhelming victory at a meeting of the parliamentary Labour Party to discuss the governments unemployment policy. Sir Oswald Mosleys motion of censure was defeated 210 to 29.

London MacDonald Labor Party Oswald Mosely

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