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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1929

Page

8

Solon Assured Special Term Seat Belief Held

United Press reports Hidalgo county election suit favored Gordon Griffin of McAllen for district judge. Result does not threaten Texas Representative W. R. Montgomery’s seat. S. E. Barnett says Montgomery is assured at the special session after regular session contest refusal. Judge Calhoun’s verdict could prompt an appeal. Weslaco vote disputed. Montgomery defeated E M Smith for Hidalgo county representative. A 400-strong Rio Grande motorcade urged the house to hear Montgomery contest in January.

United Press Austin Tex Hidalgo County Gordon Griffin McAllen W. R. Montgomery Texas S. E. Barnett Greenville Montgomery Barnett 53Rd District George Calhoun Griffin Weslace J. E. Leslie Qird District Court Weslaco E. M. Smith Fdinburg Rio Grande Valley House of Representatives

Beaumont Enterprise and Journal Move to New Three Story Plant

Beaumont Texas April 1 The Beaumont Enterprise and Journal begin publishing from their new three story building at Mulberry and Main street. The modern facility houses separate editorial offices with shared telegraph access and added composing room equipment. W P Hobby presides as president J L Mapes is publisher Alfred Jones editor. Beginning today they receive full leased wire service from United Press.

United Press Beaumont Tex Beaumont Enterprise and Journal Mulberry and Main Street Telegraph Department Enterprise Company W. P. Hobby J. L. Mapes Alfred Jones Enterprise John W. Leonard New York Enterprise and Journal

Plane Damaged In Landing At Sherman

A tri motored monoplane from Golden State Airways of Los Angeles crashed during a three point landing in a stiff wind at Sherman Texas. The rear fuselage collapsed but all twelve passengers escaped injury. The craft was being prepared to challenge the Question Mark endurance record.

Associated Press Sherman Tex Golden State Airways Los Angeles

Iowa Passes Air Traffic Laws With Airport Tax Measures

Iowa's legislature approved two bills establishing air traffic rules and pilot and aircraft operations. The measures authorize taxes to promote municipal airport acquisition and development.

Iowa International News Service Des Moines General Assembly

New Zealand Sees Sheep Population Rise by 1.5 Million

New Zealand reports an increase of 1.5 million sheep compared with the previous year. The rise reflects broader livestock growth and farm industry conditions across the country.

New Zealand

Solon Sought in Liquor Case Still Missing

Congressman M Alfred Michaelson of Chicago remains missing three days after a warrant was issued on charges of smuggling liquor into the United States. Authorities expect him to surrender after a $2000 bond was set, though no manhunt is reported.

Associated Press Chicago M. Alfred Michaelson United States Michaelson

Congressman's Home Visited by Deputy Marshal Regarding Warrant

Federal officials said a deputy marshal went to Congresssman Michaelson's home to inform him a warrant had been issued and that officers intended no harsh treatment. The deputy returned to the Federal building after finding no one home.

Congressman Michaelson

Indiana Raises Lid on Country Driving

Indianapolis April 1 You can drive through the country districts

Indiana International News Service Indianapolis

Speed Limit Reform Applies to Rural Roads

Indiana law removes speed limits in rural regions while enforcing penalties for avoidable accidents. Drivers face restrictions of no more than 20 mph in business districts and 30 mph in residential districts, with slow driving deemed as troublesome as speeding.

Indiana

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