West Texans Pass River Bed Law Over Veto
Judge Calhoun sustained demurrers in suit to recover title to about 75 miles of the north fork Red river bed in Gray and Wheeler counties. The Small bill aimed to place title in navigable stream beds in original purchasers, now under appeal to the third court of civil appeals and possibly the Texas Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
Austin
Moody
Supreme Court
George Calhoun
C. Wi
Wheeler
C. C. Small
Wellington
Capitol
Attorney General's Department
Bradford
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Alleged Killer Held by Borger for Oklahoma Officers
H A Buie alias Bill Moore alias Hal Bouy alias H Marrie is held in Borger awaiting transfer to US marshal from Tulsa or Pawhuska deputy. He reportedly admitted killing Kennedy Moore, 17, at Hominy Oklahoma. He was captured after a county pursuit near a canyon and has waived extradition.
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Borger
Oklahoma
Tex
H. A. Buie
Bill Moore
Hal Bouy
H. Marrie
United States
Tulsa
Pawhuska
Buie
Kennedy Moore
Hominy
Okla
Cal Beard
James Boran
Brie
Amarillo Area Weather Drafted For Tuesday Outlook
Weather forecast calls for thundershowers and cooler conditions across Amarillo and vicinity Tuesday. West Texas expected partly cloudy with possible showers except southwest areas. Panhandle north portion may stay cooler. New Mexico unsettled with showers north portion and cooler east and south portions.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New. Mexico
Mississippi
Canadian
New Mexico
Manitoba
Canada
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Captain Miller Fired After Office Fight With Chief
Amarillo police captain Lee Miller was dismissed after a reported fist fight with Chief H. L. Gaither during a city hall court of inquiry on a beer raid. The dispute occurred in City Manager W. N. Durham’s office in the presence of Mayor Ernest Thompson and other officers.
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Capt. Miller
Lee Miller
Amarillo
H. L. Gaither
W. N. Durham
Ernest Thompson
Miller
Bassett and Corbet
San Jacinto
Durham
Thompson
Gaither
Bassett
Corbett
Chief Gaither
Kansas Woman Arrested With Big Bank Haul
A Hutchinson Kansas widow Mrs Minnie Rayl was arrested in Oklahoma City after $19207 of a $75000 bank messenger holdup loot was recovered. Suspects include C W Doc Thompson and Bob Thompson. Detectives traced the crime to an apartment house via ashes found in a stove and a car with Kansas plates.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
American First National Bank
Minnie Rayl
Hutchinson
Kansas
C. W. “Doc” Thompson
Seminole
Oklahoma
Rayl
W. D. Criss
Charles H. Vowell
Bob Thompson
Charles Becker
Becker
Rays
Davis Confirmed for Philippines Governor General
The Senate confirms Dwight F. Davis to be governor general of the Philippine Islands. Also approved is the nomination of Charles Evans Hughes Jr. to serve as solicitor general.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
Dwight F. Davis
Philippine Islands
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Reorganization of Princeton Seminary Under One Board
The 141st General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States acted late today to reorganize the Princeton Theological Seminary management, consolidating control under a single board for Princeton, New Jersey.
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Princeton
Associated Press
ST. Paul, Minn
Princeton Theological Seminary
N. J
141St General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church of the United States of America
School Girl Buried After Accidental Shooting
Loretta Jenkins, 16, died from a bullet wound in the abdomen after a pistol carried by a high school youth discharged while he tried to remove it from his belt during a dance. The youth had intended to use the pistol in a class play.
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Associated Press
Big Spring
Texas
Loretta Jenkins
Miss Evangeline Booth Recovering After Auto Crash
Miss Evangeline Booth, commander of the Salvation Army in America, was reported slowly recovering in Hartsdale New York after injuries from a Friday automobile accident. Her physician noted progress through the day.
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Hartsdale
N. Y
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
America
Hour session sparks ten percent hire on free list
A tense session prompts removal of commodities from the free list for years, with HUD strong on higher rates. Hudspeth presses for steeper measures, while lawmakers weigh the impact on prices and procurement policies.
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Hudspeth
Senate Clears Tariff Bill With Hides and Leather Duties
Washington reports the House approved multiple Ways and Means committee amendments to the tariff bill in a six hour session. A 10 percent duty on hides and 12 to 80 percent on leather plus 20 percent on boots and shoes was adopted, amid tense debate. Additional amendments raise flaxseed, broom corn, rice straw, tobacco, and onion rates while many items remain on the free list for now.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Today
New York
New England
Nudspeth
Texas
Ways and Means Committee
Garner
Iowan Guilty of Plane Theft in Guthrie Court
W. W. McBoyle of Dubuque Iowa was found guilty by a federal court in Guthrie Oklahoma of aiding and abetting in transporting a stolen airplane. Jury did not recommend a sentence and a sentencing date was not set.
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Guthrie
Associated Press
Guthrie, Okla
W. W. McBoyle
Dubuque
Molly Finds Afternoon Job To Boost Wardrobe Budget
Molly Brownells adopts a strict budget with one suit for her husband and herself. She picks up an afternoon job to fund more clothes, starting today in The Daily News.
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Molly
First Air Liner In Amarillo On Western Air Schedule
The Fokker monoplane from Western Air Express will arrive at Amarillo Municipal Airport around 2 pm tomorrow marking the city’s first daily passenger service. Mayor Thompson and city officials will host a ceremony and a banquet for Western Air Express officials.
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Western Air Express
Amarillo
Ernest O. Thompson
Los Angeles
Thompson
W. N. Durham
Lenter Stone
J. N. Vernon
O. V. Vernon
Board of City Development
H. L. Gaither
Dalton McCarthy
McCarthy
Kansas City
Amarillo Chamber Aims 1,000 Members In Campaign
Amarillo's newly formed Chamber of Commerce reports 219 members on the first day of a drive for 1,000 plus memberships. Campaign chairman John K. Boyce, with T. E. Johnson and Howard Ferguson as committeemen and O. V. Vernon as manager, led the effort. About 30 volunteers were ready at the Round-Up Room hotel for another city wide canvass at 10 o'clock this morning.
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Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
John K. Boyce
T. E. Johnson
Howard Ferguson
O. V. Vernon
Vernon
Federal Oil Board Accepts Colorado Conference Invitations
The Federal Oil Observation Board has received invitations acceptance to attend a Hoover called oil conservation conference in Colorado Springs on June 10. Governors from New Mexico Kansas Wyoming Colorado Oklahoma and Texas will attend. Arkansas Utah Montana and Louisiana have not indicated participation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Oil Observation Board
Hoover
Colorado Springs
New Mexico
Kansas
Wyoming
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Utah
Montana
Louisiana
Pair escape after looting Seguin safe
Two burglars escaped with 850 dollars from the Schulze garage safe in Seguin Texas as they fled under shotgun fire. August Schulze woke and alerted Reinhart who fired a shotgun at the getaway men but missed. the robbers fired twice.
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Associated Press
Seguin
Texas
Schulze
August Schulze
Reinhart
Willebrandt to quit job as attorney general aide
Washington May 27 Miss Mabel Walker Willebrandt the first woman named to a high federal post plans to resign as assistant attorney general in charge of prohibition narcotic and internal revenue law violations She may leave next month to return to private practice and seek eastern firms after a Baylor University degree in Waco Texas
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Associated Press
Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Hoover
Friends of
Miu
Willebrandt
Justice Department
Waco
Texas
Baylor University
California
Coolidge
Department of Justice
George Parr Dies Suddenly at Hospital
George Parr Panhandle contractor and civic leader died at St Anthony's hospital after a two day illness. He was 44 and a longtime Amarillo resident active in Lions Club Woodmen of the World and Presbyterian church. Survived by wife six children four brothers two sisters. Body at Blackburn Mortuary. funeral expected Wednesday.
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George Parr
Amarillo
George Perr
Panhandle
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mr. Parr
The
Panhandle Lumber Company
Parr
Lion's Club
Woodmen of the World Lodge
Central Presbyterian Church
Amarillo Investment Company
Panhandle Building and Loan Asociation
Palo Duro Furniture Company
Ray
George
Bobby
William
Helen
Kathryn Parr
J. B
Walter
John
Joe Parr
Ben W. Sory
Cleveland
Ohio
Fred M. Wolfe
Blackburn Mortuary
Amarillo police switch to eight hour shifts
City Manager W N Durham issued an order reducing patrolmen shifts from twelve to eight hours effective today. The change applies to walking beats with reorganization planned for traffic and detective divisions later. Chief H L Gaither endorses the move as improving protection over a wider area.
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Amarillo
W. N. Durham
Durham
H. L. Gaither
Surprise Englewood Wedding Joins Lindbergh and Miss Morrow
Miss Anne Morrow and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh wed at the Morrow home in Englewood New Jersey in a simple ceremony attended only by close family. The couple left for an undisclosed destination after the ceremony. The same day Lindbergh ordered his Blue Falcon plane serviced for a possible eight o clock takeoff at Roosevelt Field.
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Anne Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Prince of Aviation
Dwight W. Morrow
Englewood
New Jersey
Associated Prensa
N. J
Col
William Adams Brown
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Ambassador Morrow
Washington
Anne
Lindbergh
Morrow
Ambassador
Mra. Morrow
Elizabeth
Constance
Evangeline Lindbergh
Harless
Associated Press
Roosevelt Field
Want Ad Drafting Help Offered for Efficient Listings
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