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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1930

Page

2

Recluse confesses killings over gate left open in Illinois

Jons Powell tions admits shooting Floyd Bell 19 and Marion Kendall 20 after gate left open. He also killed Deputy Sheriff Ed Hartwick and wounded Assistant County Attorney Louis Raba during the ensuing raid. Powell says neighbors provoked him and describes motive in a confession to County Attorney Ed Waite Clark. Police followed a mob to Powell’s farm, using tear gas before entering. Powell escaped. He faces two murder charges and is held for safekeeping.

United Press Pawnee Chila Jons Powell Floyd Bell Dowell Ed Waite Clark Bell Marion Kendall Ed Hartwick Hartwick Powell Clark Ralston Louis Raba Allen Jones

Services for Claude Man at 2 Today

Funeral services were held at 2 oclock for C J Adkins 41 of Claude who died Monday from a 22 rifle wound while placing a gun in a closet. Rev M T Tucker officiated at the Baptist Church. Survived by widow and seven children Kathryn 18 Sam 16 Co J 12 Hazel 8 Glenn Dee 6 Koleta 4 and stepdaughter Betty Rae plus parents and siblings. Adkins lived in Claude three years. married Grace Holland in Memphis in 1911 who died 1928, then married Elizabeth Lee September 10 last.

C. J. Adkins Claude Baptist Church M. T. Tucker Kathryn Sam Co. J., Jr Hazel Glenn Dee Koleta Betty Rae J. B. Adkins Hamlin Sam Adkins Sant Angelo Lige Adking Grand Saline Roy M. Stine Vernon Ira Clements Garland Cooper Sweetwater Oscar Owens Lily Adkins Adkins Memphis Grace Holland Elizabeth Lee

Mrs Haight Dies at 80 in Son's Home in Oklahoma

Mrs. Hattie Elizabeth Haight, 80, died today at her son A. W. Haight’s home at 1400 Madison Street. She was a former Rebekah assembly president in the Indian Territory in 1902 and 1903 and was a Methodist. She is survived by a sister in New York and a brother in St. Petersburg. The body lies in state at Boxwell Bros. Funeral Home pending arrangements.

Hattie Elizabeth Haight A. W. Haight Madison Street Haight Rebekah Assembly Indian Territory Oklahoma Methodist Church O. M. Bongham Tonawanda N. Y Harrison C

Black defendant Arthur Johnson Convicted of Murder

A jury found Arthur Johnson guilty of murder in the October 20 killing of Joe Ford. Johnson, described as a one armed Black man, claimed self defense and was sentenced to two years.

Arthur Johnson Joe Ford Johnson

Tack Letters Reflect Civic Strife And Social Decay

A biting Tack letter condemns contractors and local corruption, recounting a long unmoving mule figure and a disparaging tale of a Sunday visitor seen by children. It contrasts charity with high crime and social neglect, urging action and accountability in Amarillo.

Muule Eseu Mule Lyon Mamma Amarillo

Slayer of step-daughter gets life in prison

Mrs. Pearl O Loughlin, 31, convicted of murdering her 10 year old step daughter Leona, faces life imprisonment at hard labor in Colorado state penitentiary. The jury deliberated 1 hour 36 minutes with no confession admitted as evidence. The defense may appeal.

The Associated Press Denver Colo Pearl O'Loughlin Colorado State Penitentiary O'Loughlin Henry A. Calvert John M. Keating State Supreme Frank Leona Dennis Fort Collins

Christmas Charities and Railroad Notes Highlight Civic Page

Christmas appeals urge aid for orphans at the Children's Home and a yearend drive for gifts. Railway conductors report meetings in Oklahoma City and announce a Christmas party at 1607 Pierce Street. Texas and Pacific plans a Big Spring to Amarillo line hearing in Lubbock with many witnesses. Railroad staff updates include timetable changes and safety banners for the Amarillo division. Santa’s Sleigh Train is reported on schedule.

Papa Mama Santa Claus Pops Queen City of the Plains Division No. 249 Oklahoma City Oklahoma Texas Harry Sager Pierce Street Railroads Chambers of Commerce Boards of City Development Interstate Commerce Commission Texas and Pacific Northern Railroad Big Spring Vega Lubbock Amarillo Davis Commission Panhandle Santa Fe Rock Island and Gulf Fort Worth Denver South Plains Texas and Pacific J. J. Lancaster

Santa Claus Parade Preparations and Sleigh Troubles Report

The Plainview band forms for a parade near Polk and Taylor, with division marshals mounted on horseback guiding units. Santa Claus arrives in Amarillo in 48 hours, recounting a sleigh fire caused by a hot wheel needing oil and a quick repair by Jack Frost and helpers.

Asa John McKnight O. W Tulsa McLean American Legion Ladies Plainview Band Fort Worth Denver Rock Island Polk Street Pierce Street Eleventh Avenue Eleventh Taylor First Street Grant Marshall Mason King Fort Worth & Denver Santa Claus Santa Amarillo Love Jack Frost

Forester Warns On Watering Of Trees Here

Temple Robinson city forester warns Amarillo residents that the area remains very dry and lawns and evergreens must be watered to prevent winter kill. The park department is focusing efforts on watering bluegrass and evergreens in city parks.

Amarillo Temple Robinson

District Agents Visit Amarillo For Coordinated Farm Plan

John R. Edmonds and Miss Minnie Mae Grubbs district agents of the A and M College Extension Service visited Amarillo on official business. Miss Grubbs met Potter county home demonstration agent Miss Mary Sitton while Edmonds conferred with County Agent P. C. Bennett. They will attend a Wednesday meeting with key bankers and agricultural agents to coordinate farm and livestock work in the district.

John R. Edmonds Minnie Mae Grubbs A. & M. College Amarillo Grubbs Mary Sitton Potter County Mr. Edmonds P. C. Bennett

Mrs. Grisham to Be Buried in Missouri

The body of Mrs. Mary Grisham, 66, who died at a local hospital Monday morning, was sent by N. B. Griggs and Son to Springfield, Missouri at 2:20 this morning for burial. The body was accompanied by Mr. Grisham's daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Miller.

Mary Grisham N. 8 Griggs Lord Dolphin Teddy Alvin Japan General Knickerbocker Amarillo Oma Link Rowley Roger Martini N. D. Bartlett Harmony Club Tri

Funeral for Infant Held Today at 3

Funeral services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Johnson who died Monday morning at the family home 835 North Jackson Street were held at 8 oclock this afternoon at the family home with Rev Guy Shields officiating. The body was buried in Llano cemetery.

Hubert Johnson North Jackson Street Guy Shields Llano Cemetery

Santa’s Sleigh Train Sets Off For Sunny South

Train dispatchers clear the line for Santa with a special Sleigh Train. Jack Frost and Will Freeze found stowed away prior to departure from the Far North. reindeer in fine condition and Santa smiling as he sails toward Amarillo on December 11.

Santa Amarillo Jack Frost Will

Noted author dies at Winnetka in Chicago area

Charles L. Marsh age 76 noted author of Not on the Chart and other novels died at Winnetka a Chicago suburb. He was born in Burlington Vermont.

Associated Press Chicago Charles L. Marsh Winnetka Burlington, Vt

Hogs and cattle lead mixed Kansas City and Chicago markets

Kansas City livestock shows uneven trading with hogs up to 19-15 cents higher and calves and cows mixed while Chicago reports strong to higher hog prices and steady to higher cattle and calf values. East St Louis notes softer hogs and steadier cattle with veal demand steady. Cotton markets open steady in New York with December prices near season lows as liquidation continues.

Kansas City Associated Press Chicago

New Orleans Cotton Prices Tumble as Liverpool Cables Weaken Trade

Cotton markets in New Orleans and Liverpool show weakness with early declines of 10 to 15 points on December futures. Prices firm mid-morning as New York responds slowly, with later rallies and covering by shorts. Egyptian futures in flux as demand remains cautious.

R. R. Bragg Rock Island New York Liverpool New Orleans Associated Press Marek Eiverpool Alexandria Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel Eastman American Can Westinghouse Electric American Tobacco

Getting On To Christmas by Edgar A Guest

The piece reflects on Christmas approaching with mixed feelings. It contrasts cheerful scenes of grandmothers knitting and children dreaming with weeks of selfishness and bitterness, while kindness and generosity reappear as the year ends.

Edgar A. Guest

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