Posse Seeks Slayer After Church Slayings in Kentucky
In Morgantown Kentucky evangelist Rev W A Moss and choir singer Mrs Jerome Robinson were killed during a revival service as shots were fired through a schoolhouse window. Sheriff and a posse pursued two suspects including Clifford Wilson who was arrested. a 14 year old girl aided the report. Moonshiners blamed for the attack.
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Morgantown
W. A. Moss
Jerome Robinson
Bary School
J. D. Young
Wilson
Flashes of Life and Speculation Across Cities
Ten year old Eva Lowy collects autographs for grandchildren with letters to Governor Moore, Coolidge, and Dawes. Gene Tunney arrives in Speculator for training as he eyes a million dollar heavyweight crown, amid a market balloon from a preprint interview.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Eva Lowy
Moore
Coolidge
Dawes
Eva
N. Y
Gene Tunney
Pampa Amusement and Oil Talk In Amarillo Voices
A collection of quick interview snippets from Amarillo and surrounding towns features remarks by John W. Robinson and others. Topics include local journalism memories, traffic humor, courthouse clocks, oil prices, drilling plans, and public health remedies, with lively hints of western Texas life.
Typhoid Fever Cases Rise in Amarillo Health Watch
Amarillo reports many cases of typhoid fever with authorities uncertain of exact totals. Health officer Dr. M L Fuller cites poor garbage disposal and unsanitary conditions as factors in the outbreak. Further reports indicate illness spreading locally with limited death data available.
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Amarillo
M. L. Fuller
Puller
Tanita
Bond validating work to be canvassed Thursday
The Texas Highway Commission plans to canvass bond validation actions this Thursday to arrange plan for validating Texas road bonds. Secretary-manager William T. Wheeler said districts must advertise the bill thirty days before the September 15 special session or risk repudiating public debts. The coordinating committee includes R. M. Hubbard, Robert A. Stewart, Claude Teer, ULD. K. Martin, and L. W. Kemp.
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Texas
William T. Wheeler
Wheeler
R. M. Hubbard
New Boston
Robert A. Stewart
Fort Worth
Claude Teer
Granger
Uld. K. Martin
San Antonio
L. W. Kemp
Houston
Train Wrecked on Bridge in City Injures Few
A Bar Harbor express from Washington and New York parted on a city bridge, six cars left the rails, two plunged down a 60 foot embankment, three mail clerks were badly injured, passengers mostly escaped with minor bruises, Maine Central tracks damaged 800 yards.
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Maine
Bar Harbor Express
Washington
New York
Maine Central Railroad
Marston
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