Four Bills Returned by Grand Jury Here
The grand jury returned four bills late yesterday afternoon. Sheriff Less Whitaker and Deputy Charles Davis checked the county jail, which held seventeen prisoners. Otis Hill faced an indictment for saddle theft, Sam Jones for liquor sale, Henry Jacobs for driving while intoxicated and Corby Gott for insulting a 15 year old girl at his Pampa restaurant. Gott was brought to Amarillo and jailed. authorities in Pampa claimed innocence.
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Less Whitaker
Charles Davis
Otis Hill
Sam Jones
Henry Jacobs
A.W. Hill
Corby Gott
Pampa
Amarillo
Gott
Trott
Honorary Fellow Named for Prof Charles Fef Munroe
Honored Prof Charles FEF Munroe of the National Research Council and George Washington University has been chosen honorary fellow of the American Institute of Chemists. A noted explosives authority and inventor of smokeless powder he has made serious charges against Gott which the institute claims are true.
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Charles Fef, Munroe
National Research Council
George Washington University
American Institute of Chemists
Czarist Officers Sentenced to Death in Kuban Trial
In Moscow August 29 a district court sentenced twenty five Czarist officers to death for counter revolutionary activities linked to anti Bolshevik schemes from Constantinople and Paris. Forty others were jailed, five were acquitted and named defendants included Colonels Nazaroff Orioff Kaslnin. The case alleges railway bombings robberies and killings.
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Moscow
Kuban
Wuban
Nazaroff
Orioff
Kaslnin
Orloff
Constantinople
Paris
Associated Press
Boris Savinkoff
Revolutionary War Tribunal
Savinkoff
Petrograd
Kerensky
Executive Committee
There, There and Everywhere Note From Dickson Drug Store
The item notes an imported toilet article line at Dickson drug store and urges ladies to visit. Dr H W Duke reports harsh conditions in Jones County due to a prolonged drought. Miss Hazel Wilson mails a two week vacation from Amarillo post office to visit her mother in Hereford and then go to Austin.
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Dickson Drug Store
H. W. Duke
Jones
Hazel Wilson
Amarillo
Kereford
Austin
Local notes from Amarillo and surroundings yearn for progress
A scattered Amarillo bulletin reports on fresh drugs at a Dickson store and active pharmacists, ongoing kindergarten construction for Mrs. Palmer, and Miss Roberta Tudor chosen to represent Plainview at the Tri-State fair. It notes rumors of a three story Santa Fe office in the 400 block on Taylor and various regional movements and visits, including reunions, travel to Lubbock, and multiple Amarillo residents traveling or ill.
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Dickson
W. A. Palmer
Roberta Tudor
Plainview
Santa Me
Taylor
J. L. McCarty
Kennelky Street
Lubbock
Buford Oliver
Abernathy
Canyon
Santa Fe
Abernathy High School
A. D. Payne
R. H. Ragland
J. U. McCarty
Globe Staff
Johnnie Wooten
Milt Campby
Buddie Campbell
Chickasas Okla
Tneumeari
B. O. Bertrand
Amarillo
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Judge Trulove
New Mexico
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Clarendon
P. BoGentry
M. E. Bell and Sons
Saunders
Lelia Lake
Fred Elliston
John Whatley
Groom
F. Chilcott and Son
Robert Channing
Woodward
Oklo
Tucumeari
N. M
United States
Chitcott
U.S
M. J. Crum
Luella
Mayola
Dallas
Colorado
W. J. McClenny
Panhandle
Yeesterday
Edward
Moran
North Bucharian Street
Dr. Dawson
Tyler Street
Helen Naumann
Chicago
Marybelle Davis
Naumann
Willoughby Walling
Morris Plan Bank
Mr. Walling
Dorset Carter
W. L. Douglas Shoes
W. L
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