Body of News Girl Is Found in Indiana Incident
In Terre Haute April 8 a country school principal ends a search for a missing news girl. The Associated Press reports the body was found, details and cause pending investigation and officials stated.
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The
Associated Press
Terre Haute, Ind
Edith Mae Dierdorf
Terre Haute News
Busseron Creek
Paxton
Ind
Nimrod Slaven
Pleasantville
School
Princ
Liquor charges face Austin High faculty members
In Austin Texas two Austin High School faculty members face liquor charges to be filed before U S Commissioner Trenckmann upon arrival of a federal prohibition agent from San Antonio. Ranger Captain Frank Hamer said the charges follow a raid on a shack described as a nest by rangers. Three men two of them teachers and three girls were present. One ranger drew a pistol to quell resistance. None of the girls were pupils.
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Austin
Texas
U. S
Trenckmann
San Antonio
Frank Hamer
Rangers
Aldrich
A. N. McCallum
Air Features Tonight Radio Schedule Highlights
Radio listings show air time blocks featuring Rudy Vallee orchestra at 6 00 pm and 7 00 pm programs with choristers gypsies and family party segments across WEAF WGY WTAM WWJ and others. Grand Opera closes the night on WWI KSD WFAA WKY WOC WHAS and related stations.
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Rudy Vallee
WEAP
WOW
WSM
World Today
WEAF
NTMI
WFAA
WKY
Soprano
Vaughn de Leath
Franklyn Baur
WGY
WTAM
WWJ
KYW
WDAF
WIOD
KSTP
WTMJ
WEBC
WHAS
WMC
WSE
KOA
KPRC
WOAL
KWOO
Gypsies
WGN
KSD Wharf
Family Party
KSD
WTMI
WSB
Empire Builders
Mutiny and Skirmish Edge Ojinaga Across Border
Rebels kill their commander in Ojinaga and flee to ceasefire. Mexican forces turn loyal, skirmish lasts about two hours near the border. American cavalry at Fort Bliss protects civilians, while Mexican commanders report forced allegiance. United States fliers stationed at Fort Huachuca under orders to shoot any Mexican aircraft.
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United States Army
Naco
Tty United
EL Paso
Antonio Cardenas
Arturo Jimenez
Fort Bliss
van Horn Moseley
Associated Prensa
Presidio
Tex
Ojinaga
Mexico
Raul Cardenes
Quitanilla
Cardenes
Customs House
United States
del Rio
Villa Acuna
Associated Press
Naco, Ariz
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Why Swelled Heads and The Color of Prohibition
Arthur Brisbane notes 16 prohibition-related deaths in 15 months and questions enforcement as New York saloons swell to 382 000 speakeasies. He cites Coolidge on eight-year presidency and Hoover's sore hand after a mass greeting. The piece contrasts attitudes and foreign events with the federal reserve and Borah urging recognition of the Russian government.
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Wha Jen
New York
Ilinois
Calvin Coolidge
Hearst
International Cosmopolitan
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Panhandle Hardware Dealers Hold Twentieth Annual Convention
More than 100 dealers and salesmen register as the Panhandle Hardware and Implement Dealers association opens its 20th annual convention at the Amarillo hotel. Clarence M. Williams outlines a profit program for the average dealer and urges participation in the three day sessions and the auto caravan to the Oklahoma City national convention.
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The
Panhandle Hardware and Implement Dealers Association
Amarillo
R. Thomson
W. H. Matthews, Jr
Jim Hagan
P. H. I. T. Club
Clarence M. Williams
Williams Hardware Company
Williams
Oklahoma City
C. M. Williams
B. Inerrod
Lubbock
C. Watson
Retired Minister Attacks Wife With Axe In Terrell
The Rev. Jim Roberts a retired Baptist preacher became suddenly insane and attacked his invalid wife with an axe at their Terrell home this morning nearly severing her head. Roberts in poor health for some time is jailed awaiting examination. Mrs Roberts survives a son and a daughter both in Terrell.
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United Press
Terrell
Tex
Jim Roberts
Roberts
Wheeler urges withdrawal of most Marines from Nicaragua
Senator Burton Wheeler arrives aboard the Ancon and says all but four Marines should be withdrawn from Nicaragua at once. He also opposes a new canal across Nicaragua, arguing the Panama Canal suffices for the next forty years and noting the monthly cost of maintaining the force at two hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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United Press
New York
Nicaragua
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Ancon
Wheeler
Panama Canal
Sinclair conviction upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today upheld the conviction of Harry F. Sinclair for contempt for refusing to answer questions during the Teapot Dome investigation by the Senate oil committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Senate Oil Committee
Supreme Court
Flood suits against city continued in Amarillo cases
Suits filed against Amarillo by River Road and Pleasant Valley residents seek more than 90 000 in damages from flood waters poured into Amarillo creek via storm sewers. The cases were continued until the spring term by agreement of counsel and will be heard by the new city commission after April 15.
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Amarillo
River Road
Pleasant Valley
Amarillo Creek
New City Commission
Park Schoolhouse Riddled With Shots Exposes Rural Turmoil
Farmers near Randall county line south of Amnerillo report vandalism on Harding ranch road as gunfire strikes the Park schoolhouse. A maroon sedan fled after more than 200 shots fired from a .32 revolver. Local officials offer a $25 reward for arrest and conviction, with potential raises from trustees and residents.
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Park
Randall County
Amnerillo
Harding Ranch
Randall
Potter Counties
Thompson’s pledge to drive out bootleggers praised
Col Ernest Thompson pledged as mayor to remove bootleggers and moral elements and to demand sobriety from city officials. Dr Clark Buckner read the pledge to First Christian Church amid strong applause and urged support for Thompson’s administration. Buckner called the election hot and noted the overwhelming vote for Thompson.
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Col
Ernest Thompson
Clark Buckner
First Christian Church
Col. Thompson
Dr. Buckner
Buckner
Thompson
G A Gosser Pioneer Dies In Amarillo
G A Gosser 69 pioneer resident and cigar manufacturer died in a local hotel at 5 30 this morning after over a month of illness. Survived by two sons Ernest A El Paso and Harold B Tulsa and a daughter Loretta of San Francisco. Body held at N B Griggs & Sons until relatives arrive. Widely known for years in Amarillo for hand made cigars and trade.
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G. A. Gosser
Ernest A
el Paso
Harold B
Tulsa
Okla
Loretta Gosser
San Francisco
California
Griggs & Sons
State Fish and Game Official Visits Amarillo
W. J. Tucker Texas fish and game commissioner visits Amarillo with his son and continues praise for Panhandle hunting. He notes Texas as a premier game state and supports stronger enforcement with farmer and hunter cooperation. Prairie chicken season opens September 1 for four days with a ten bird limit. Wheeler and Colingsworth counties remain closed.
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W. J. Tucker
Amarillo
Tucker
Austin
Mr. Tucker
Texas
Bob Ames
Panhandle
Globe
Jow
Wheeler
Colingsworth
Eight Texans Die in Sunday Tragedies
Dallas reports eight deaths from Sunday accidents. Bob Griffin of Dallas drowned in Lake Dallas in a leaky boat. Joe Lopez and sons aged 14 and 11 drowned in the San Gabriel river near Rockdale as the father and elder brothers are believed to have drowned trying to save the younger. W W Hatcher and wife 50 killed when their buggy was struck by a freight train near Moody. Frank Fryar 25 of Elkhart died in a car overturn. A man believed to be J H Baird of Childress about 60 perished in a separate automobile crash.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Bob Griffin
Lake
Griffin
Joe Lopez
San Gabriel River
Rockdale
W. W. .Hatcher
Moody
Frank Fryar
Elkhart
J. H. Baird
Childress
Reeder Moves Office After 26 Years in Amarillo
Judge C. R. Reeder of Reeder & Reeder has moved his law offices for the first time in over 26 years from the National Bank of Commerce area to a fourth floor suite in the Fisk building. The firm includes Alton Cortie Reeder and marks a long tenure in Amarillo with a new downtown location.
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C. R. Reeder
Reeder
Texas
Amarillo
6Yearold Falls Into 20Foot Well Rescued By Firemen
In Tulsa Oklahoma on April 6 a six year old boy Harry Fisher Jr fell into a twenty foot well and was pulled out by a crew of firemen standing in water up to his neck. He fell while playing near the well and survived the incident with a successful rescue.
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United Press
Tulsa
Okla
Harry Fisher
Harry
Bomb addressed to Roosevelt found in New York post office
Police searched for the sender after a bomb addressed to Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt was found in the New York General Post Office. Porter's accidental hit triggered a hiss and smoke. he stepped on the device, likely saving lives.
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Associated Press
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
General Post Office
F. D. Roosevelt
Sion House
Albany
N. Y
T. Bup
Twenty-Ninth Street
Thomas Callegy
Callegy
Eleven Await Texas Chair on Death Row in Huntsville
Eleven condemned men crowd a small death row at Huntsville Texas, two to a cell in a former convict school. Among them is 21 year old Robert Blake awaiting execution for Tulsa Swisher County murder and Ofilio Herrera newly moved here for safekeeping as his murder case awaits appeal. Governor Moody has granted stays in this ongoing death row situation.
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Huntsville
Texas
Texas State
Ofilio Herrara
Mason County
Herrara
Blake
Robert Blake
Tulsa
Swisher County
Moody
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