Reed charges bootlegger actions by U S officials
Former Senator James A Reed accuses federal agents and a U S judge of creating traps to catch bootleggers and aiding wine smuggling in northern New York. Albany court calls Reed claims wet propaganda and cites 1927 impeachment attempt as refutation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James A. Reed
Missouri
International Cosmopolitan Magazine
Reed
California
United States
Frank Cooper
United States District Court
Treasury
Federal
Canada
Troy
Albany
N. Y
United States District Court of
New York City
Washington
Cooper
Courts Finished at San Jacinto Park
Two tennis courts have been completed at San Jacinto Park but players cannot use them until backstops are erected. Engineering crews finished the concrete work and shrub beds valued between 400 and 500 dollars will be protected. A drinking fountain is planned and the courts are modeled after Ellwood Park facilities recently completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Park
Engineering Department
Temple Robinson
Park Executive
Ellwood Park
Park Department
Pierre Awakens and Sheriff Declares Hope Dims in Tale
In a fragment from a 1930 issue, Pierre stirs as if waking while a woman and Father Tony reassure him. The sheriff voices skepticism about aid, but Pierre’s breath shifts and a renewal of life appears as old Tony nods in approval. Separately, Potter County calls for bids on court house furniture with conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Ann
Tony
D. Argigton and Co
Commissioners’ Court
Potter County
Texas
Potter County Court House
Townes, Lightfoot & Funk
Amarillo
Page Brothers
Austin
Sam
Motlow
Townes
Chocolate Desserts From FRENCH CHOCOLATE CREAM
Classic chocolate desserts with milk eggs sugar cocoa and vanilla. IncludesFrozen Chocolate Meringue and Cocoa Cream Tapioca plus Chocolate Fudge Pie with egg whites folded in for light texture. Recipes specify scalding milk, thickening mixtures, and folding in beaten whites. Serves five or six for the first dish.
Mystery Hike Planned For Scout Session
Scoutmasters and leaders in Amarillo Area plan a mystery hike at a Round Table on Monday evening. Leaders will meet at the Baptist church at 6 30, receive sealed instructions, and food will be served during the evening. Attendees are urged to wear old clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
The
Baptist
Kill Kills Insects With KILL-KO Blue Bottle Spray
A health ad promotes KILL-KO insect spray as essential to prevent summer illness by eradicating flies mosquitoes ants roaches and moths. The copy claims the product kills all insect life without harming humans or goods and urges purchase in 50c or 75c blue bottle sizes from druggists or grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigo
Texas Seeks Return of Battle Flag From Mexico
Corpus Christi Texas negotiates through Dale Miller to recover the battle flag of the first Texas volunteer company. Governor Ross Sterling ordered Miller to confer with President Ortiz Rubio about returning the flag from Mexico City’s national museum. The flag was captured by Mexican troops in the Mexican War.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Texas
Mexico
Dale Miller
Company of
Texas Volunteers
Ross
Sterling
Miller
Ortiz Rubio
National Museum
Mexico City
Negro Given Death In Kempf Murder
Ernest Johnson, a Black dairyman, was sentenced to death by a Caldwell County jury for the slaying of Frank W. Kempf in Kempf’s dairy near Devine. The verdict followed a brief deliberation after the trial moved from Devine on change of venue. Johnson is the second Black man to receive the death sentence in this case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart
Frank W. Kempf
Devine Dairyman
Ernest Johnson
Caldwell County
Devine
Kempf
Johnson
Guiding Your Child Eating Alone
A guide by Mrs Agnes Lyne advises serving meals for children under six separately from the family table. It argues dinner is too late and adult dishes overwhelm young eaters. Breakfast remains best shared, while midday meals can be adapted to ease the child’s eating.
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Agnes Lyne
Social notes on visits and travels in Shreveport and Dallas
Capt and Mrs M A Lively returned to Shreveport after visiting Dr and Mrs W N Lemmon on Tyler Street and Dr and Mrs J R Lemmon on Van Buren Street. Mrs S F Rose left Tyler Street for a Dallas visit with her sister Miss Morrin. Mrs H N Wheeler and her son Kenneth just returned from a Colorado vacation.
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Sam L. Allen
Gladys Allen
Waco
Texas
Colorado
Jno. A. Stalcup
Melrose
M. A. Lively
Shreveport
W. N. Lemmon
Tyler Street
J. R. Lemmon
van Buren Street
S. F. Rose
Dallas
E. E. Morrin
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U.S
Pierre Sunday
William Bloom
H. V. Robertson & CO
Accountants and Auditors
Amarillo Bidz
Stanford
Montana
U.P
Jefferson National Forest
Riigo
E.R. Martin Cash Grocery
West Sixth Ave
Surar the
Peetee
RED Star
P.zi
Wheaties
Taylor St
N. Fillmore St
West 6Th
Arkansas
Fancy Elbertas
Crisco
CERTO
NAVY
Rex
Hamburger
Fryers
Ginger
Loving Printing Co
G. J. Witt Palmer
K. Western Bldg
G. C. Bruce
Amarillo Independent School District
Amarillo Junior College
Geo. M."waddill
Grocers
Lut
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