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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1931

Page

5

Yardberry Freed on Bond in Texas Murder Case

Newton Yardberry 24, linked to the death of Dorothy Doris Symons 18, was released on $3500 bond after a preliminary hearing. Witnesses placed Yardberry with Symons the night she vanished and her body later found near the Nueces County line. The case drew heat and a courtroom scare as the defense pursued secrets about a mysterious car.

Sidney Fowler Frank Hunt Hunt Yardberry San Patricio Neuces Aransas Pass Tom Connor Dorothy Doris Newton Yardberry J. J. Jenkins M. C. Nelson

Oklahoma farmer Bates gets two life terms in Lenapah slayings

W R Bates, 66, farmer of Nowata Oklahoma, was sentenced to two life terms for killing T C Huffman and W H Owings near Lenapah last Saturday. A third killing of Bill Ray had a sentence deferred. Bates said I stood it as long as it could.

Nowata Okla W. R. Bates Lenapah T. C. Huffman W. H. Owings Bill Ray Bates

Dusty Rhodes Seeks More Land Settlers for New Mexico Sojourn

W C Dusty Rhodes of Amarillo returns with 75 ex service men from a Northwestern New Mexico open range settlement 80 miles from Albuquerque. He reports a growing community with a school and tiny town. land sagebrush to be cleared for corn oats hygenia potatoes and beets. Veterans with 180 to 200 dollars may file on a land section with 19 months war service and obtain title after seven months residence amid politics Indians and ranchmen.

W. C Rhodes

Tells of Work of U S Job Service

Washington August 5 The recently reorganized Federal Employment Service is expected to help unemployment this winter Secretary Doak said from April 1 to July 31 the service found jobs for 281769 unemployed people. He noted cooperation with state and city services produced 638689 placements and offices increased from 279 to 332 since April 1.

Washington Federal Employment Service Doak Hoover Secretary of Labor

Havana strike ends after clashes and arrests in Cuba

Havana ends a 24 hour general strike with over 100 arrests, four wounded, and threats of another walkout. Bombs injure a photographer near Heraldo de Cuba. police clash with about 40 000 strikers across major cities.

Havana Sree Cuba Heraldo de Cuba Review Bohemia Enterio Zorrillo

Edison Shows Amazing Power of Recovery

Thomas Edison, at 84, feels better and stronger and directs attention to studying chemical actions of his medicine as his physician forbids work for now. Dr. Howe says his recuperative powers over the past 48 hours are amazing but improvement will be slower. He was able yesterday to go for an automobile ride locally.

West Orange N. J Thomas Alva Edison Howe

Hotel Perla de Cuba Incident Brief

Damage in both cases was slight and involved the Hotel Perla de Cuba. No injuries reported and authorities investigated the incidents.

Perla de Cuba

England's oldest practicing doctor turns 90

Dr. John Henry Salter of Tolleshunt Darcy England is celebrated as England's oldest practicing physician. He recalls delivering more than 17 000 babies in his long career and remains active at age 90 while a family trip includes Mrs. Edison and their son Charles.

Tolleshunt Darcy England John Henry Salter

Navy declares policy of a strong ready-to-fight fleet

Washington reports the Hoover administration's first naval policy statement signed by Secretary Adams. It envisions a balanced fleet built up to London treaty units, maintained by a replacement program. Separately, archaeologists cite three signs on broken pottery from Gezer as evidence of early alphabet writing in the nineteenth century B C.

Washington Erica Secre Tary Adams Naval Establishment Curtis D. Wilbur Romain Butin Catholic University of America Gezer B. C

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