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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1924

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Indictments Filed in Williamson County Riot Case

Federal grand jury returns indictments against S. Glenn Young and nine Herrin residents for impersonating officers during raids in Williamson county. Young sought in Atlanta for treatment of a wounded leg while warrants target his possible capture. Bonds posted earlier raise security concerns. A coroner's jury had just heard details after six men were killed in a Herrin shooting on a main street.

Tress Danville HS S. Glenn Young Herrin Williamson County Young Atlanta Okanville Danville W. C. Potter

Train-Wrecker Causes Fatal Central Train Crash

Nine year old Ralph Roberts of Toledo visited grandparents in Millfield Ohio. He rolled a large wood block onto the New York Central tracks and wired it to stay. A passenger train struck the obstruction, killing the engineer and fireman and injuring several passengers.

Ralph Roberts Toledo Millfield Hocking Valley New York Central

Britain outlines attitude at League assembly

The British prime minister Ramsey MacDonald spoke forcefully at the League of Nations gathering in Geneva. He urged arbitration as the path to security and disarmament, warned against relying on military alliances, and signaled Britain’s push to expand the league’s influence while blocking German membership. Observers noted US cooperation and hinted at possible American entry in time.

Associated Press Geneva Ramsey MacDonald Assembly of the League of Nations Germany MacDonald Europe America United States Great Britain France M. Herriot

Bloodworth defies resignation demand from Austin meeting

Mrs J T Bloodworth national committeewoman says she will ignore Austin Democratic convention's request for her resignation. She arrived from Austin and notes the resolutions committee did not consider the issue. She emphasizes loyalty to both state and national tickets and plans to work toward harmony.

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Receivership Sought for Major Oil Firm and Affiliates

Texarkana report says Joseph A. Phelan filed in U S district court for receivership of Middle States Oil Corporation and 23 affiliates with combined assets around 50 million dollars. He claims intermingled affairs endanger creditors including a 5 750 dollar claim and notes filings in New York already appointed a receiver there. The group controls oil properties across Arkansas Oklahoma Texas and Kansas.

Associated Press Texarkana Middle States Oil Corporation United States District Court Joseph A. Phelan New York Phelan Middle State Company Middle States Arkansas Oklahoma Texas Kansas

Davis Plans Western Wine Speech Tour Amid Invasion

Democratic nominee John W. Davis plans a Western speaking tour during his invasion of the West. He will address Omaha Denver Des Moines Cheyenne Topeka and other cities with tentative stops in Gary South Bend Fort Wayne and Topeka. A second Washington visit and eastern leg follow.

West Wichita Kansas John W. Davis Omaha Denver Des Moines Iowa Gary South Bend Fort Byaone Ind National Headquarters Washington Davis

Slayers of Boy to Know Fate in Chicago Case

Judge John R. Caverly has finished the digest of evidence in the Leopold Loeb case and will write an opinion on the punishment. He plans to depart soon to prepare two or three pages and expects to pronounce sentence on September 10. The defense reportedly weighs two surprise moves including an insanity plea and a change of plea before or after sentencing.

Associated Press Chicago John R. Caverly Nathan Leopold, Jr Richard Loeb Robert Franks Caverly Criminal Court Jacob Hopkins

Lovers Quarrel Ends in Girl's Death in Birmingham

In Birmingham Alabama Miss Imogene Lee aged 20 was shot five times and killed tonight by Raymond Edwards of Decatur. Edwards was arrested and officials say the shooting followed a lover's quarrel.

Associated Press Birmingham Ala Imogene Lee Raymond Edwards Decatur Edwards

Funeral Rites Held For Harness Driver Pop Geers

In Wheeling West Virginia a crowd of 50 000 gathered at the West Virginia State Fair to honor Edward F Pop Geers famed harness driver known as the grand old man of the trotting turf He died yesterday after a racing accident at the fair as Peter Manning was prepared to chase the half mile track record on the grandstand front.

Wheeling W. Va Edward F Pop Geers Peter Manning

Felt Hat Day Hype Fades Into Straw Night

Citizens on Polk Street watch for Felt Hat Day antics as straw hats endure until Friday’s noon. Merchants display winter looks in Amarillo shop windows while hints of spring calls join the local chatter about fashion shifts and early protection from cold.

Polk Street Amarillo Wheeler County

Two Extremes Vie in International Air Races at Dayton

The International Air Races at Wilbur Wright Field Dayton run the first week in Myers. The field features the veteran flyer aged 60 and a 17 year old prodigy from Diskin Hita Kas.

Wilbur Wright Field Dayton Myers Diskinhita Kas

Clarendon Men Buy Childress Post News Paper

Sam M. Braswell and Fred Story acquire The Childress Post from J. C. Thomas due to ill health. Braswell, publisher of Clarendon News and ex Texas Press Association president, and Story, former editor of Clarendon News, will run the paper as Braswell Story Publishing Company with no name change. Story relocates to Childress to manage operations.

Childress Post J. C. Thomas Sam M. Braswell Fred Story Clarendon Panhandle Braswell Clarendon News Texas Press Association Story Childress Thomas Mineral Wells Braswell-Story Publishing Company Richardson Texas Christian Advocate

Wichita Man Killed In Colorado Turnover

Pueblo Colo Sept 4 A H Larson 21 of Wichita Kans was killed and Harvey Sleeth of Pueblo was seriously injured when the automobile they rode in near here turned over on a curve Authorities said Larson had been arrested on a state highway speeding charge and ordered to Pueblo Sleeth was driving the car Larson is survived by his widow who left for Wichita a few days ago His father is said to be a Kansas oil operator.

Associated Press Pueblo Colo A. H. Larson Wichita Kans Harvey Puebo Larson Sleeth Kansas Oil

Weather Summary for Friday in New Mexico and Texas

Partly cloudy in the north and west with generally fair conditions in the southeast. Cooler in the north, warmer in the south. Temperatures near Amarillo yesterday reached around 68 degrees.

New Mexico Amarillo Yester

Control of Shanghai Hsiang Military Action

Chekiang forces under General La Yung Hsiang report maintaining positions near Shangai Nanking railway and Yangtze river amid ongoing battle with Kiangsu forces. Reinforcements arrive as refugees flood Shanghai and two American nurses assist patients wounded by shellfire at a hospital in Liuho.

Associated Press Shanghai la Yung Hsiang Chenkiang Chi Shich-Yuan Kiangsu Shangai-Nanking Yangtze River Liuho Chekiang Wing Seventh Day Baptist Mission Hospital Grace J. Crandall Susie M. Burdick Hangchow Ningpo Chekiang

World Birdmen to be greeted in Washington

The army around the world fliers are due in Washington at noon on Monday September 8 and will depart the next morning for Dayton Ohio on their way to the Pacific coast. An escort of Bolling Field aircraft will meet them over Baltimore and the party will drop flowers on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington Cemetery. They will then land at Bolling Field and meet Secretary Weeks and General Pershing, with a dinner hosted by Major General Patrick in the afternoon.

Washington Army War Department Dayton Pacific Coast Bolling Field Baltimore City Arlington Cemetery State Navy War Weeks Pershing Patrick Air Service

Sell Groceries to Housewives in Amarillo Papers

Advertises placing grocery ads in Friday Post and Saturday Daily News to reach Amarillo women for Sunday dinner. Promises wide newspaper coverage and low cost for stores, meat markets, and bakeries. States contact telephone 88 to reserve space.

Amarilo Amarillo Post Daily News

Handsomest Man in Washington Crowned John Clark

John Clark won the title after thirty nine suitors were eliminated. He is married and his wife acts as chaperone whenever he goes downtown, as the judges announced the winner.

Washington John Clark John Wfe

Land deal nets 8,579 acres in Castro County sale

R B Masterson of Amarillo sells 8579 acres eight miles west of Happy in Castro County to F C Richcreek of Weslaco for about 159000. Richcreek plans to subdivide ranch into small tracts for farmers on long terms with low interest. Land is prime Panhandle farmland, near schools, and may soon be cultivated.

R. B. Masterson Amarillo Castro County Happy F. C. Richcreek Weslaco Hidalgo County Masterson Riehcreek Panhandle C. T. Ward

Booze Charges Dismissed in Texas Court

Austin reports that intoxication charges against a prominent state official will be dismissed in corporation court after Governor Neff suggested similar charges against a prominent Texas judge be dismissed. Assistant City Attorney Harriman Hart announced the action.

Associated Press Austin

Prince Threatened With Death Letter From Syosset

A three page incoherent letter postmarked Syosset warned the Prince of Wales of a violent death if he remained in the United States. The French consul general’s office received it and police sent an investigator to Syosset to locate the sender.

Associated Press New York Prince of Wales United States Socce Voice

Coolidge Finishes Baltimore Speech and La Follette Plans

President Coolidge completed work on his Baltimore speech for the La Fayette statue unveiling and received positive European debt and reparations news from Mellon and Reid. La Follette, planning advisers, postponed a campaign committee meeting to next week with expected attendance by John M. Nelson and Ekern to review campaign funds and strategy.

Preav Washington Coolidge Mellon Reid Pennsylvania Baltimore Harold Oklahoma Senator Reid Associated Press la Follette John M. Nelson Ekern of Wissconsin

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