Shallow grave claim in Reynolds disappearance case unfolds
The Gainesville Sun notes a Gainesville citizen saw missing Reynolds at a Florida-Southern game with a woman last Saturday. Reports from New York describe a hotel registration under Reynolds and a possible arrest in St Louis for kidnapping and blackmail, though St Louis police deny any arrests. Investigators trace Reynolds to St Louis and Chicago for a Dempsey Tunney fight, with a woman calling Majestic Hotel rooms to inquire after “Dick Reynolds.” Carter Tiffany of Reynolds Airways calls the situation thoroughly alarming.
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Associated Press
Gainesville
Fla
Associates Press
New York
Richard J. Reynolds
Reynolds Airways, Inc
Leonard M. Holland
White
Lexington Avenue
37Th Street
Val O'Farrell
St. Louis
O’farrell
Reynolds
United Press
Richard Reynolds
Reynolds Tobacco
C. C. Rutson
Majestic Hotel
I. D. Reynolds
Chicago
Rutson
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Majestic
Dick Reynolds
Amarillo Weather Outlook and Conditions
Amarillo and vicinity expect partly cloudy skies on Wednesday with warmer temperatures. West Texas trends show rising daytime highs, while New Mexico east portion forecasts clarify fair, warmer weather. High pressure across Plains and Rockies drives general rains eastward with colder Texas interior. low northwest pressure brings warmth and partly cloudy conditions. Precipitation totals near 0.05 inches in the last 24 hours.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Plains States
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain Region
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Goebel Believes Cole Fliers Dropped in First 1 000 Miles
Pacific flight hero Art Goebel, dubbed the Lindbergh of the Pacific, and his plane Woolaroc are shown after spending a night in Amarillo due to fog from El Paso. The accompanying photo, taken August 16 in San Francisco, shows Goebel preparing to begin the Dole race to Hawaii.
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Goebel
Cole
Art Goebel
Lindbergh
Pacific
Amarillo
el Paso
San Francisco
Hawaii
Mrs Rogers Tries to Prove Alibi in Arson Trial
Mrs Rebecca Bradley Rogers stands trial in Georgetown Texas on arson charges. Six state witnesses identify her as the rounds Rock fire figure while her mother testifies she was in Austin. State says she posed as Grace Lofton and reporter for the Waco Times Herald before the fire. A lender and others place her at the bank before the blaze, purchasing kerosene and matches and visiting a vacant house nearby.
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Associated Press
Georgetown
Texas
Rebecca Bradley Rogers
Grace Bradley
Austin
Rogers
Round Rock
Grace Lofton
Waco Times-Herald
G. R. Lundbing
Exhibits at Hall County Fair Stand Out This Year
Special to The News Memphis Sept 27 Intermittent rain and muddy roads reduced attendance at the Hall County District fair opening Yet exhibits across all departments are above average with twelve communities represented compared with two last year The booths and individual agricultural entries attract strong attention as ribbons will be awarded to winning booths today.
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Memphis
Flight Winner Here For Night
Art Goebel, winner of the $25,000 Honolulu derby, arrived from California to Bartlesville Oklahoma, discussing the fog that doomed Dole Hawaii flight planes. He said the burial ground lies within a thousand miles of San Francisco and cited the worst fog of his seven years as an aviator after taking off from El Paso yesterday morning.
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Joe Cannon
San Francisco
Dole
Hawaii
Art Goebel
Honolulu
California
Bartlesville
Okla
Frank Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Company
Goebel
el Paso
Banquet Honors Art Goebel After Pacific Derby Victory
A banquet at the Amarillo hotel honored Art Goebel winner of last August’s Dole Pacific derby. Attendees included C C Spangenberger, Bob Lynn, Jim Duon, Bob Taylor, Col. Ernest O Thompson, Jude Bivins, Lieut Robi H Gray, Don Emery, Bob Kay, and Gene Howe. Goebel spoke briefly as fog hindered flight plans and the Woolaroo monoplane prepared for a dawn departure toward Bartlesville via Enid whileNavigator-like guidance and weather concerns shadow the expedition.
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Art Goebel
Amarillo
C. C. Spangenberger
Bob Lynn
Phillips Petroleum Company
Jim Duon
Gibson Oil Company
Frank Phillips
Philips Petroleum Company
Bob Taylor
Ernest O. Thompson
Jude Bivins
Special Train to Lubbock Fair Draws 100 Reservations
More than 100 reservations were made for a special Amarillo to Lubbock South Plains fair train on Amarillo Day. Officials expect many more, with 126 needed. Auto dealers led bookings, and a 30 piece high school band will accompany the party. Lubbock plans welcome for Amarillo delegates and the band will ride the train. Judging in cattle was postponed to allow visitors to attend.
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Lubbock
Amarillo
Bob Emmett
Tri
Emmett
Ages Nearsily Tally Missing Wife is 16 and Esti
The mutilated body of a young girl found in a shallow grave near Fredericksburg on September 19 may be the wife of a Childress man, J. Lo Marsden, visiting his brother, left for Fredericksburg to view the body. Marsden, from Childress, had no contact with his wife since arrival. The dead girl is estimated at 14, the wife about 16. Marsden believes a mistaken identity could be possible.
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Junior
Childress
Clew
New York
Fredericksburg
J. Lo Marsden
Jesse Marsden
Marsden
German Flier Safe Still at Angora
Paris reports indicate Lieutenant Otto Koennecke has not left Angora by last Sunday morning due to engine trouble. Angora dispatches say the advertised departure was an error, identifying the actual flight as another plane that left for Eskihissar, with Anatolian agency offering the mistaken identity explanation.
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Associated Press
Paris
Otto Koennecke
Angora
Anatolia
Koennecke
Eskihissar
Anatolian Agency
Warrant Issued for Widow's Friend in Lilliendahl Murder
A warrant for Willis Beach, Vineland poultry dealer and friend of Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl, widow of Dr William Lilliendahl, was issued in Hammonton New Jersey as Beach had been missing since police attempted to detain him. Beach had been released on 5000 dollars bail as a material witness after the physician was shot on September 15. The widow was held on 25000 dollars bail as a witness amid claims two negroes robbed and killed the doctor.
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United Presa
Hammonton
N. J
Willis Beach
William Lilliendahl
Vineland Poultry
Margaret Lilliendhal
Lilliendahl
Your Carrier's Smile Card Prompt
A brief note praising a carrier's friendly demeanor and asking for exact change to support independent merchants. The message emphasizes courtesy and cooperation when the carrier calls for delivery.
Flogging Case Ends as Osborne Pleads Guilty
Dewitt Osborne of Marshall pleaded guilty to violating the state anti mask law in the Harrison county flogging case. He agreed to a one year penitentiary sentence after the jury had been seated. The case involved J H Richardson and others who testified about the flogging at the Anderson farm in Marshall vicinity.
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Associated
Gilmer
Texas
Dewitt Osborne
Marshall
Harrison County
Osborne
J. H. Richardson
Warren
Cain Anderson
J. WH. Richardson
W. A. Strapps
Anderson
Richardson
Tyler
Married couple in spooning case awarded $3000
In Cleveland Ohio on September 27 a jury awarded Mrs. Lillie Mack 23, $3000 in damages after she and her husband were arrested for petting in their car and spent a night in jail. She claimed the arrest was a false public nuisance and the verdict trimmed the requested $15000 to $3000.
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United Press
Cleveland
Lillie Mack
Odell Murder Trial Opens With Alleged Robbery Motive
Jury heard Lee Junior testify he shot Kevin Odell on August 21 claiming self defense as Odell held a meat cleaver and menaced him while Mia Odell’s affair and motive were explored. State pressed robbery theory though witnesses noted Odell kept little cash. defense outlined events leading to the shooting and rebuttal testimony was anticipated.
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Lee Junior
Kevin Odell
Lfe
Odell
Mia
Junior
More
Rolbery
Suburban Day to Be Unusual Event in Amarillo
Tomorrow Thursday Suburban Day in Amarillo aims to be the greatest sales day yet. The Globe News and local merchants promote deep discounts across all stores from ready to wear to furniture and hardware, inviting residents of surrounding towns to shop in Amarillo with the slogan If your home merchant doesn't have it buy it in Amarillo.
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Globe-News
Globe News
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