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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1929

Page

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Martial law debated as Borger unrest tested

Brig. Gen. Jacob T. Wolters, Houston National Guard commander now in Borger, will report to Governor Dan Moody whether martial law should be proclaimed and Guardsmen deployed to restore order amid a shooting death in Hutchinson County. Moody will act on the report, with a special investigator unidentified publicly.

Austin Jacob T. Wolters Houston National Guard Borger Dan Moody Moody General Wolters Associated Press Texas Hutchinson County John A. Holmes Texas National Guard Frank Hamer Brownsville

Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding regions

A mixed forecast notes Wednesday fair conditions for Amarillo and West Texas partly cloudy skies for New Mexico. A broad weather system shows pressure changes from the Mississippi valley to the Rockies and Plains with cooler air in the central Rockies and northern Plains and rising temperatures locally. Temperatures and times for Amarillo and nearby cities are listed with highs and lows for the day.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico Mississippi Valley Rocky Mountain Region Plains States Abilene Texas Boise Idaho Brownsville Chicago Ill el Paso Eureka California Galveston Montgomery Alabama Nashville New Orleans St. Paul Cincinnati Ohio Corpus Christi Dallas Od del Rio Denver Colo Florida Kamloops Canada Kansas City Los Angeles Cal Minnedosa Modena Utah New York North Platte Nebi Oklahoma City Okla Phoenix Arizona Portland Oregon Pueblo Rapid City South Dakota Roswell New Mexico St. Louis San Papacisco Santa Fe Wyoming Ingfield Ichita Kansas Williston North Dakota Ylmington North Carolina Aces Nevada Rss

Swisher County Farmers Win Master Dairy Titles

Swisher county residents 8 J Payne and John Adams were announced as first and second place winners in the News-Globe Master Dairy Farmers Contest during a banquet at the Herring hotel last night. The county had two additional farmers among the ten Master Dairy Farmers of the Panhandle.

Swisher County 8. J. Payne John Adams News-Globe Herring Hotel Panhandle

Texas Leads In Gas Output For Year 1929 Despite Oklahoma Drop

Bureau of Mines data show Oklahoma 320 861 millions of cubic feet and Texas 301 990 millions in 1928 with Louisiana and California close behind. nationwide gas production rose 8 percent from 1927, domestic gas consumers grew to 4.366 million, and the average price paid by households rose to 62 cents per thousand cubic feet.

Washington Oklahoma Texas Bureau of Mines Louisiana California Colorado Texas Panhandle Denver Monroe-New Orleans

Jury Chosen in Pointer Murder Trial in Texas

In Memphis Texas Judge A J Fires moves the Virgil Pointer case along after 75 jurors are examined and a .22 rifle murder is described. Witnesses say Virgil fired on his brother John Pointer at close range after a quarrel, injuring him. John later died in a Plainview hospital.

Memphis Tex A. J. Fires Virgil Pointer John Pointer Turkey Quitaque John Ovil Robbing Virgil Robbins Plainview

Hurricane Storm Warning to Florida

Washington reports a tropical disturbance centered near latitude 26 north longitude 76 west moving toward the East Florida coast between West Palm Beach and Daytona. Forecasters say winds near the storm center may reach hurricane strength as it approaches late Wednesday afternoon.

Associated Press Washington Weather Bureau Florida West Palm Beach Daytona

Midways Jammed as Big Fair Features Play Out Today

Crowds packed the Tri State fair enjoying a record throng. Today highlights include Hereford Cattle Association Day with $5,000 in prizes, special trains from Eastern New Mexico, and performances by visiting bands from Plainview, Wellington, Claude, Paducah and Roswell.

Tri-State New Mexico Hereford Cattle Association McLean Claude Plainview Wellington Paducah Ros

World record oil flow set at Yates No 30 A well in Pecos

The Mid Kansas and Transcontinental No. 30 A Yates well in eastern Pecos county yielded 8,529 barrels in one hour and 204,696 barrels daily, a possibly world best initial flow. With 160 pounds pressure from 1,070 feet depth via multiple lines, the well had earlier set a 3,065 barrel rate in 80 minutes before new lines were installed. The operators predicted it would reach higher flow.

The Associated Press San Angelo Tex Yates Pecos County North American Yates Pool

Jury weighs testimony on Mrs Pantages in murder trial

Five women and seven men jury begin deliberations in the Lois Pantages second degree murder case after Judge Carlos Hardy completes the charge. Deputy DA Costello urges guilty verdict and prison term for the collision death of Japanese gardener Juro Rokumoto on June 16.

Associated Press Los Angeles Lois Pantages Carlos Hardy James P. Costello Juro Rokumoto Hardy

Delegation to view eastern New Mexico exhibits at Tri-State fair

Governor R C Dillon of New Mexico State Land Commissioner Austin D Cile and Mayor Clyde Kingsley of Albuquerque head a delegation of about 100 cars to arrive around noon Saturday to view exhibits at the Tri-State fair, reported to Wilbur C Hawk, president of the fair, last night.

R.C. Dillon New Mexico Austin D. Cile Clyde Kingsley Albuquerque Doe Howard Portales Wilbur C. Hawk

Portales Clovis Join Special Train For Fair Day

Crowds gather at the grounds as Portales and Clovis visitors arrive by special train. Free noon and evening concerts accompany Hagenback-Wallace circus acts and the Wortham midway. A tri motor plane hauls sightseers while Hereford judging for 5000 dollars prizes begins at 10 AM. Old settlers recalled.

Portales Clovis Hagenback-Wallace Circus Wortham

Three Men Charged With Assault On Santa Fe Conductor

Three men named J Somers Bill Gray and Charles Hail are jailed in Clovis N M after threats and assault with deadly weapons against C R Patterson Santa Fe conductor on a Tiaban N M freight run Sheriff Witherspoon and Deputy Lamison rounded them up. Phil Lyons was found guilty of assault on Jack Stallings with sentence deferred to September 28.

Clovis Santa Fe J. Somers Bill Gray Charles Hail C. R. Patterson Tiaban N. M R. M. Witherspoon Jack Lamison Phil Lyons Jack Stallings Jack Stalling Antlers

Youve Got to Be Author Actor Producer to Be a Clown

Interview with Earl Red Shipley head clown of Hagenbeck Wallace Circus touring the Tri State Fair. He explains clown life from childhood dreams to daily routines and the range of personalities among clowns. The piece notes clowns often hold sober or lively demeanors away from the ring. Continued on Page 19 Col 4.

Garford Wilkinson Mother Dad Earl Red) Shipley Hagenbeck-Wallace Tri-State Fair Red

J Payne Tops 899 Points in 1000 Swisher Circle Meet

J Payne amasses 899 point total in the 1000 event at Swisher Home of First Bull Circle. The report says Payne leads by two places, anchoring the standings.

Payne Swisher First Bull Circle

Master Dairy Farmers honored at Amarillo banquet

S. J. Payne of Tulsa won first prize in The News Globe Master Dairy Farmers contest. The banquet at the Herring hotel hosted by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce drew over 200 people from the Panhandle dairying community. Swisher county, home of the first bull circle, won both first and second honors with John Adams, of Swisher County, among the winners.

S. J. Payne Tulsa Globe Master Panhandle Herring Hotel Amarillo

Local names and numbers listed for Tulia and surrounding towns

A list of names and figures appears from Tulia and nearby towns including Tulia residents J Payne and John Adams, Plainview figures Luther Griffin and J B Rigler, Amarillo’s Hales, Canadian George Locke, Wellington firm Greer and Geesey, Tulia names Nichelle and Sons and J T Corder, and Hereford resident O Wilson with various figures.

J. Payne Tulia Tohn H. Adams Luther Griffin Plainview H. B. Hales Amarillo J. BE. Rigler George Locke Greer & Geesey Wellington Nichelle & Sons J.T. Corder O. Wilson Hereford

Talia Wins Second Prize in Panhandle Dairy Contest

Payne earned 899 of 1000 points to take first prize 250 dollars and a gold medal while Adams received 200 dollars and a gold medal. Luther Griffin and H B Hales won lower prizes with silver medals. many others earned medals. Judges praised record keeping and Panhandle dairy efficiency with Master Dairy Farmers producing 2638 pounds butterfat per cow annually.

Talia Payne Adams Luther Griffin Hale County H. B. Hales Amarillo J. E. Rigler Plainview Greer and Geesey Wellington R. C. Nicholls Tulia J. T. Corder 8. O. Wilson Hereford Swisher County Panhandle Thorughout Dd. T. Simons Texas Jersey Cattle Club C. N. Shepardson Dairy Texas A. & M. College A. L. Darnell Dairy Department Texas A. & M Texas D. T., Simons Marvin Jones Clark Buckner First Christian Church

Treasury chief says tax cut decision not yet reached

Treasury Secretary Ogden Mills told United Press that the department has not yet reached a point where it can decide the likelihood of a tax reduction during the December congressional session.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Ogden L. Mills The United Press Today Treasury Congress

New York Curb Exchange Membership Sells for Record

The curb exchange member ship in New York sold for 254000 dollars, a new record high and four thousand dollars above the prior sale. The announcement came from the New York curb exchange authorities.

CURB New York New York Curb Exchange

Borger Liquor Cases Delayed in U S Court

In U S district court Borger prohibition law violation cases were postponed as a Dyer Act case extended beyond expectations. Five Texas rangers testified from Amarillo as attorneys battled through nearly the entire day. The jury found Ollin Braidfoot of Birmingham, Alabama guilty of transporting a stolen ...

Borger U. S. District Court Texas Rangers Amarillo Ollin Braidfoot Birmingham Ala

Russian Plane Reaches Unalaska on Way to New York

The Russian plane Land of the Soviets landed at Dutch Harbor Unalaska Island at 5 13 p m PST today after departing Attu earlier. The craft en route from Moscow to New York faced bad weather and provided no flight details.

Associated Press Seattle Wash Dutch Harbor Unalaska Island Naval Radio Station Bremerton Attu New York Moscow Condi

Lumbermen Arrive for Hoo Hoo Convention in Amarillo

The Snark of the Universe M. M. Riner of Kansas City leads prominent lumbermen from the United States and Canada into Amarillo as the vanguard of hundreds of dealers attending the annual convention of the Consolidated Order of Hoo Hoo. Delegates arrive and business meetings are set for Thursday with widespread attendance anticipated.

M. M. Riner Kansas City United States Canada Amarillo Order of

Thirty-eighth annual Hoo Hoo gathering agenda listed

Registration and official opening mark the thirty-eighth Hoo Hoo meeting in Amarillo with Melvin M. Riner as Snark of the Universe and ceremonial welcomes from city and club leaders. The program includes prayers, reports, committees, a ladies tea, Osirian Cloister events, a banquet with entertainment and dancing, and a note about the recurring nine as a symbol.

Melvin M. Riner Kansan Mr. Riner Gaines D. Whitwitt Amarillo Snark of the Universe Kansas City John E. Hill City of Ernest O. Thompson Hoo Hoo and Lumbermen Texas Dwight Newby Amarillo Hoo Amarillo Hoo Hoo Club. Response, Hon. Adelard Beaudette Supreme Arcanoper Montreal Quebec Henry R. Isherwood P. A. Simpkin Supreme Nine James M. Brown Isiris Spokane Wash Herring Hotel Harry ¥. Kendall Utah

Amarillo Hosts First International Lumbermen Convention

The meet’s delegate roster is estimated at 350 to 600 with lumbermen within 100 miles attending over three days. Early arrivals found Amarillo ready as Black Cats insignia and Tri-State Fair decorations set a hearty welcome. Officials present include Snark Riner, Franklin A Hofbeins, Bojum, and Adelard Beau.

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Hoo Hoo Wolters Ranger Hamer Holmes Ownbey Bascom N. Timmons Hall Cheerpul Cherub East Pecos Mrs. Pantages Congressman Jones U. S N.Y Snark Riner Lumbermen’s Fraternal Order Franklin A. Hofbeins Tonawanda N. Y. Bojum Adelard Beau Globe News
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