Youth Tragedy Claims Foy Cazzell 13
Foy Cazzell son of Mrs. Ada Cazzell and the late W E B Cazzell was accidentally killed at 2 15 in the afternoon while riding on the Killian side. He died nine weeks after his father as he moved to rest a gun on the ground and the weapon discharged into his heart. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist Church with pallbearers and honoring friends listed. A coroner's inquest returned an accidental death verdict. The youth, described as a hunter and schoolmate, left behind four sisters and three brothers. The body was prepared for burial at Blackburn Panera Home. A continuation note references further details on page eleven.
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Foy Cazzell
Ada
W. EB
Bill) Cazzell
C. C. Killian
Killian
Methodist Church
C. T. Davis, Jr
Marion Bruce
Rex Sanders
Will Dickerson
Walter Goddard
Eugene West
Albert Randall, Jr
Lee Amerson
Gale
Watters- Gober Lee Mitchell
Foy
Marion
Landis
Blackburn
Blackburn Panera
Cazzell
Cliff Side
Walton Place
Charley Killian
Waco Leader One Opposed Vote On Foot and Mouth Deficiency
In Austin on October 3 the majority of 68 responding legislators backed Governor Ferguson's request for about 400000 to compensate cattlemen and dairymen killed in the foot and mouth campaign. Only D W Bartlett of Waco opposed the measure, while R Poage and Senator Edgar Witt supported it. Lieutenant Governor Barry Miller and Speaker Lee W Satterwhite pledged support for the deficiency.
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Associated Press
Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
James E. Ferguson
Barry Miller
Fortieth Senate
Lee W. Satterwhite
House
Bartlett
Waco
D. W. Bartlett
Ferguson
Robert Poage
Edgar Witt
Gulf States projects official resigns over shipping board plan
Frederick E. Thompson of Mobile, Alabama resigns from the Shipping Board effective November 1, after opposing proposals to abolish the board. Thompson cites loss of regional voice in maritime policy, noting 88 percent of last year’s exports came from southern and southwestern states. He was appointed by Wilson, and served under Harding and Coolidge.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Shipping Board
Frederick E. Thompson
Mobile
Ala
Gulf States
Coolidge
Thompson
Wilson
Harding
Fleet Corporation
Department of Commerce
Plana
Commerce Commission
Legislative Branch
Pony express revival rides 312 miles from Houston
Houston reports Hiram Craig, 71, a veteran trail driver, began a 312 mile ride from Galveston to San Antonio at 10 05 a m continuing the pony express revival. Separately President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge will quietly mark their 20th wedding anniversary with church attendance and travel plans, including a Midwest stop in Omaha and a return to Washington.
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Associated Press
Houston
Pony Express
San Antonio
Hiram Craig
Galveston
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Largest West Texas well cash deal as Baker No 1 sells
Amerie Press reports up ton county’s George SecOhanis Baker number 1 well sold to Republic Oil Company for 760000 dollars. The deal includes a thousand acres of lease and marks the largest cash oil sale in West Texas. The well tested about 200 barrels daily since pumping began Wednesday while Texan Oil and Land no 22 produced 3185 barrels this weekend.
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Amerie Press Ngela
George SecOhanis Baker
Upton County
Republic Oil Company
West Texas
Texan Oil and Land Company Number 22
Fink Released on Bond in Assault Case
Houston Oct 3 Max Fink orchestra leader formerly of New Orleans is free on 5000 bond after a hung jury in criminal district court Judge C W Robison discharged the jury this morning Fink faced an indictment charging assault on a fifteen year old girl A prior similar case ended with a not guilty verdict after 45 hours of deliberation A change of venue was to Montgomery County Texas with no date set for a new trial.
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Fink
Associated Press
Houston
Max Fink
New Orleans
Liberty
C. W. Robison
Criminal District Court
Montgomery County
Texas
Beers and jail fate for Druggan and Lake in Illinois
Chicago October 3 Terry Druggan and Frank Lake famed beer runners face renewed jail terms as deputies Walter Zippman and A O Pollack are fired after reports of drinking during a seven hour trip to Sycamore jail. Beary of Sycamore cites liquor odor. Druggan claims injury from an auto accident delaying the party.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Terry Druggan
Frank 0. Lake
United States
Walter G. Zippman
A. O. Pollack
Druggan
Sycamore
Ills
U. S
Palmer G. Anderson
Edwin Crawford
Liam Beary
Kho
Anderson
Lakes
Dekalb County
Ill
Lake
Dupage County
Wheaon
Wilkerson
Governor Ferguson Urges Funding For Hoof and Mouth Crisis
In a telegram to House Speaker Satterwhite, Governor Ferguson seeks support to cover rising cattle disease costs in the gulf region. He cites $150,000 already spent and $250,000 expected, notes constitutional limits on new appropriations, and frames funds as backing for Houston and Galveston bankers. Satterwhite counters that the 77 percent cap remains intact and notes potential three million dollars net forthcoming.
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Satterwhite
Lee Satterwhite
House
Ferguson
Gulf Country
Houston
Galveston
Amarillo Masonic Temple Opens with Open House
Amarillo’s new Masonic Temple at Fifth and Fillmore Streets, three stories plus basement, is accepted by the Masonic Temple Association and an informal open house will be held this afternoon from 2 to 6 o’clock. The building is praised as one of the finest in western Texas and invites citizens from Amarillo and nearby towns to inspect it.
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Amarillo
Masonic Temple
Fifth and
Fillmore Streets
Masonite Temple Association
Texas
Offers Kiss To Stranger In Daily News Oct 1
In a bold, unusual piece titled Too Much Efficiency the Daily News reports a strong, provocative scenario where a person offers a kiss to a stranger. The exclusive NBA-starting angle frames entertainment as a metaphor for social risk.
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NBA
Daily News
Divers Raise Bodies From Sunken Sub S-51 Hull
Commercial divers Harry Reinhartsen and William Reid are pulled from the sunken submarine S-51 as water streams from their grotesque uniforms. Lieutenant Rodney H. Dobson, commander of the 8 51, perished in the craft. Reinhartsen brought up the first body.
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Harry Reinhartsen
William Reid
Inset
Reinhartsen
Rodney H. Dobson
8 51
Texas Railroads Report 1925 Six Month Income Rise
Texas railroads posted net operating income of 11 894 765 for the first six months ending June 30 1925, up 3 550 060 from the prior year a 42 55 percent increase announced by the railway commission in Austin.
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Austin
Texas
Railway Commission
Paper delivery prompt numbers and boy stationed at News-Poat
Amarillo Daily News and The Evening Post urge timely delivery with a morning schedule by 6 46 a m and Sunday 7 a m. An on duty boy at the News-Poat building delivers papers to late recipients from 9 a m to 7 p m daily. Customers are asked to phone 883 to ensure prompt service and resend the paper.
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News-Poat
Entombed Miners After Shaft Explosion Reports
In Lakes Superior Coal Company No 2 mine at Superior McDowell county a shaft explosion at 70 o clock tonight left two workers, William Smith and Dick Sanders, unaccounted for. The rest of the crew in the east section were brought to the surface unharmed. Early reports claimed fourteen entombed.
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Associated Press
Bluefield
W. Va
Lakes Superior Coal Company
Superior
McDowell County
A. Welch
William Smith
Dick Sanders
Jewel heist in St Paul nets over 160000 in gems
Three men robbed the Jager Berg Jewelry Store in St Paul and escaped with gems valued at more than 160000 dollars. The New York diamond merchant and several others were targeted in the daytime hold up as police begin investigations.
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Associated Presse
ST. Paul, Minn
New York
Jagerberg
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity
Sunday brings fair skies around Amarillo with mild temperatures. A Kansan low pressure area moves eastward, bringing cooler air tonight. Showers have occurred in South Dakota, Nebraska, and Louisiana with temperatures moderating across districts east of the Rockies.
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Forcon
Amarillo
Texas
Missouri Valley
Kangas
Rockies
South Dakota
Nebraska
Louisiana
Kansas
Armarillo Guaterae Saeco
Amaril loan driver completes journey in horse wagon
J H Witt, 72, left Amarillo Texas on June 27 driving a one horse wagon. He arrived in Bluefield West Virginia on October 3 and says his horse wore out four and one half sets of shoes on the long trip. He is returning to make Bluefield his home.
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Associated Preas
Bluefield
W. Va
J. H. Witt
Amarillo
Texas
Witt
West
Mitchell to be centerpiece at Omaha meet
Associated Press reports Omaha hosts events as Colonel William Mitchell draws attention at the convention. Dispute over invitation to attend and role of the Forty and Eight fan group stirs controversy. Supporters like Alvin Owsley push for a resolution backing Mitchell on naval efficiency and a separate air service.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Legion
Navy
Junius Peyser
Alvin Owsley
Texas
The
Air Service Department
Secretary Wilbur Dedicates Lexington Carrier as National Defense Implement
Secretary Wilbur dedicates the aircraft carrier Lexington proclaiming it a tool for government maintenance and national defense. He cites Congress support for aircraft in navy function, praising modernization from wood to steel and electric propulsion as proof of unwavering naval spirit.
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Wilbur
Lexington
Associated Press
Quincy
Masa
Mare Department
Laun
Tt Ia
Congress
Navy
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Terry
Federal Building
Zippman
Pollack
Constance Brooke
Constance
Amarillo Daily News
Evening Post
Nebraska City
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Boston
Lansdowne
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