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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1934

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Mrs. Dolores Miller Held Insane In Murder Case

Dolores Miller 34 was adjudged insane by a county court jury in the murder case involving her husband Lee Miller. The verdict followed testimony from physicians and neighbors, with Dr. Castner urging commitment to the Wichita Falls state hospital. The trial was to proceed but will be continued after the insanity finding.

Dolores Miller 47Th District Court Lee Miller J. M. Simpson Miller J. C. Montgomery Rock Island Etta Mansfield Reese Wilson Roy Brewer Gib Landis Charles W. Castner State Hospital For the Insane Wichita Falls

County Judges Told To Take Bigger Hand In Relief Problems

Governor Miriam A. Ferguson signed a bill extending the Texas Railroad Commission powers to close market outlets for products refined from illegal crude oil. The extension was approved but the commission’s authority was denied for 90 days due to lack of a two thirds legislature vote. Effects start December 25 as C V Terrell and E N Stanley travel to East Texas field to inspect the oil trouble spot.

Austin Texas Railroad Commission Miriam A. Ferguson C. V. Terrell E. N Stanley East Texas Texas Oil

Phone Your Want Ad Before Big Sunday Football Game

A newspaper notice urges readers to call the Want Ad department at 6262 before attending today’s football game. Ad staff stay open until 6:30 PM for regular classifications and until 9:00 PM for too late to classify ads.

Big Sunday News Globe Want Dial

Ex convict Wells captured after jail escape attempt

Jack Whitey Wells a Chicago ex convict who shot his way out of the county jail was wounded and captured by a posse twelve miles southwest of Kankakee Illinois after the escape attempt authorities reported today

Kankakee Ill Jack (Whitey) Wells Chicago Here

County officials urged to lead in relief work at semiannual meeting

West Texas county judges and commissioners at a semi annual convention were told by FE L Harwood of Austin that they must take greater responsibility in relief programs. He urged establishing work projects and excluding ineligible persons from relief rolls, outlining the new relief setup after the Legislature transferred administration to the Board of Control.

Plainview West Texas FE. L. Harwood Austin Texas Relief Commission Harwood Adam Johnston Board of Control

Reserve Board Rejects Gold Standard Demand

The Federal Reserve Board dismissed a call from the Federal Advisory Council for a return to the gold standard a balanced budget and an end to monetary experimentation saying such matters are none of the council or board business J J Thomas acting governor replied to council secretary Walter Lichtenstein in Chicago with a formal statement and a resolution outlining the board perspective that the topics are not delegated for discussion Receipts of the council statement Wednesday surprised officials and the report notes the issue was not previously discussed Continued on Page Col 1.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Federal Advisory Council Advisory Council J. J. Thomas Reserve Board Walter Lichtenstein Chicago

Halt suit 10 keep nominee off of ticket contingency in Texas

A San Antonio suit seeks to bar James W Allred from the November ballot as the Democratic governor candidate. The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals halted district court action and certified Allred after Secretary Heath noted the injunction. Burkett vows to appeal to the Texas Supreme Court and to rehear the San Antonio ruling.

Austin James Wallred Allred W. W. Heath Fourth Court of Civil Appeals San Antonio Heath Burkett Joe Burkett Texas Supreme Court

Miner al Wells Man Injured in Conway Crash

Co. F Bowers of Mineral Wells was critically injured in an automobile crash at Conway yesterday evening. I D Yoder of Laverne California sustained minor injuries. Bowers was driving north across Highway 66 when the wreck occurred about 5 30 P M. Stone Funeral Home ambulance transported him to St Anthony's Hospital. Both cars were badly damaged.

Co. F. Bowers Mineral Wells St. Anthony's Hospital Conway I. D. Yoder Fifth Street Laverne Calif

Big Texas cotton grower Beasley dies at home

Robert J. Beasley 41, operator with his brother J. D. Beasley of a large South Plains cotton farm, died unexpectedly at his Ropesville home. He will be buried in Merkel, Texas, his former home, on Sunday.

Lubbock Robert J. Beasley J. D. Beasley South Plains Ropesville Mr. Beasley Merkel Tex

Amarillo Weather and Vicinity Forecast

Partly cloudy conditions prevail in Amarillo and western reaches of West Texas with a chance of showers. Cooler temperatures expected in the late afternoon and evening. New Mexico forecast shows fair skies with little temperature change. Hourly readings from yesterday indicate a high near 76 degrees and a low around 40.

Amarillo West Texas 100Th Meridian New Mexico

King George Limited in Kitchen Visits and Cooks

London report recounts King George showing interest in ward kitchen work as told by Philip Inman in Oil and Wine. The monarch reportedly said he enjoys cooking but is rarely allowed to practice, revealing a rare glimpse into royal domestic life.

London King George Philip Inman Charing Cross Hospital

Vanderbilt Custody Fight Over Heiress Continues

In New York a court heard claims from Gloria Vanderbilt and her family over custody of heiress Gloria Laura Morgan Vanderbilt. The Morgan and Whitney factions accuse Vanderbilt of neglect, while Vanderbilt seeks habeas corpus to regain guardianship. The hearing adjourned for Monday with tensions high.

New York Gloria Vanderbilt Vanderbilt-Morgan-Whitney Biarritz Gloria

Marvin Jones to Speak on NBC Tonight About Farm Issues

Representative Marvin Jones of Am arillo will address NBC network listeners next Monday at 9 45 Texas time. He has not fixed the topic, but expects remarks on Amer ican farm problems.

Washington Marvin Jones Amarillo National Broadcasting Company Texas Jones NBC

Ruby Britain Convicted in Seymour Slaying Case

Ruby Britain, 40, was found guilty of staying Horace E F Nichols, 39, while he sat in a parked car with another woman on August 15. The jury imposed 12 years and she was released on $10,000 bond pending appeal. a new trial motion was denied.

Nichols Seymour Willie Mae Couch Portales N. M Britain

Half Million More Cows to Be Bought

The farm administration extended the drought area cattle purchase program to buy about 522000 head in addition to quotas expiring Sept 29. Total expenditure rises to about 92000000 and total cattle bought to about 7000000. Purchases include 475000 in Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North and South Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, Wyoming. 47000 in Arkansas, Minnesota, Oregon, Wisconsin and Louisiana.

Washington Farm Administration Drouth Colorado Kansas Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico North South Dakota Oklahoma Texas Utah Wyoming Arkansas Minnesota Oregon Wisconsin Louisiana

And Here's Why George Can't Cook

Urbana Illinois column notes Gladys J Ward of the University of Illinois urges housewives to avoid kitchen accidents. She cites a survey showing about half of home accidents occur in the kitchen due to equipment and utensils capable of causing serious or fatal injuries.

Urbana Gladys J. Ward University of Ingols

Pampa banker B F Finley dies suddenly at game

B F Finley 65 a pioneer Panhandle banker and 15 year president of the First National Bank of Pampa collapsed at Harvester Field during a football game. He arrived late, died instantly of a heart attack. He helped bring railroads and highways to Pampa and was active in civic and church affairs. Funeral arrangements pending.

Pampa B. BF. Finley First National Bank of Finley Malone Funeral Home Panhandle Amarillo Tucumcat First State Bank First National Bank Ccivic Plains Presbyterian Church

Goodnight Trail's Building Stopped for Funds

Special correspondent reports the Goodnight Trail from Canyon to Palo Duro State Park halted this week after relief funds ran out. Calicheed sections stretch to the park with about two miles built up to withstand summer traffic and wear.

Canyon Palo Duro State Park Park

No Sweeping Changes Planned By NRA Leader Say Richberg

Washington dispatch reports Donald R. Richberg announcing from a press conference that the National Recovery Administration will pursue gradual policy shifts with no sudden changes. He notes the President will decide policies and that the NRA board and advisory committee will ensure deliberative action and public input. Clay Williams is named to head the new National Industrial Recovery Board.

NRA Richberg Washington Blue Eagle Administration Donald R. Richberg Roosevelt Clay Williams Industrial Recovery Board Hugh 8. Johnson

Spoon honed to a keen edge by Hauptmann in cell

A metal spoon found sharpened to a knife like edge in Bruno Hauptmann's Bronx jail cell prompts guards to double outside protection. District Attorney Foley questions Hans Kloppenburg as Hauptmann’s defense to call a psychiatrist for possible insanity plea.

New York Bruno Richard Hauptmann John Hanley Bronx Hauptmann Hans Kloppenburg Samuel Foley Tray Kloppenburg Kloppenburg Charles H. Mitchell New Jersey Mercer County Associated Press Hopewell N. J Whrld Foley James Fawcett Fawcett

Four of seven tubercular convicts recaptured in Oklahoma

Four of seven tubercular prisoners who escaped the Oklahoma penitentiary were recaptured. Charley Points serving life for murder and Earl Williams serving 30 years for a Potawatomi County robbery were seized at Stuart. Earlier, Jack Capps and Coney Coffey were taken at Haileyville while three others led by J. P. Crowley remained at large.

Mcalester Okla Oklahoma Penitentiary Charley Points J. D. Gates Oklahoma City Earl Williams Pottawatormine County Stuart Grady Anderson Anderson Jack Capps Coney Coffey Haileyville

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Carl A. Morlock Lansing Mich Edna Sarah Wilma Helen Bill ACT HIGH Big Texas Vanderbilts Juby Miss Couch Miss Britain C. McDonald Horace George B. F. Finley Harvester Field Goodnight Trail's
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