Hamlin murder trial likely to open March 11 here
District Attorney Grady Hazlewood said March 11 is the probable opening date for the Hamlin murder trial. Defense attorney E T Miller is away in McCamey, may delay setting a definite date. Hamlin remains in solitary confinement after a confession to killing Irene Hare with an electrician's hammer on December 28.
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Grady Hazlewood
E. T
Dusty) Miller
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Hamlin
Potter County
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Irene Hare
Restore Health with Magnesia Oxoids Gall Bladder Claim
An old advertisement claims sluggish gall bladder causes indigestion and gas. It promotes Magnesia Oxoids tablets as a remedy to stimulate the gall bladder, neutralize acidity, and cleanse the bowel, touting improved digestion and energy with two tablets after meals.
Railroads push high speed era with lavish train upgrades
The piece extols faster schedules belted by electrification air conditioning and streamlined all steel coaches. It cites the Burlington Zephyr the Chicago and North Western and the Santa Fe leading a nationwide rush to non stop high speed service with diesel locomotives and new trains while noting rail jobs and industry social events.
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Pento-Rub Heals Deep Muscle Aches Fast with Pen to-Hub
Warmth and soothing action penetrate deeply to relax tense muscles and ease pain. Pento-Rub comes in 25 cent and 50 cent bottles with a one dollar larger bottle option.
Glavis Again in Headlines Headed for Grand Jury
Washington February 4 The first special grand jury since Teapot Dome probes targets Louis R Glavis as testimony on alleged graft in a 4 million dollar PWA canal project in Texas leads the session. Garnett plans to name the project and witnesses once sworn, citing California redwood in contract specs and expected testifiers from Texas and California.
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Garnett
California
John F. Bacon Pioneer and Former Lubbock Official Dies
John F. Bacon 68 a Plains County resident and former Lubbock city commissioner died in a hospital after months of illness. He arrived in Lubbock in 1918 from Missouri and earlier ranched after moving to the county in 1889. He was the first depositor in Lubbock's first bank and served six years on the city commission resigning when he disagreed with a new majority. Survivors include a son a daughter two brothers and a sister. Funeral services were held at the First Presbyterian Church with burial in Lubbock.
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Thomas Jefferson
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Kate Claxton
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West
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Cleveland Cal Wagner
John Robinson
P. T Barnum
P. T. Barnum
Lubbock
John F. Bacon
Lubbock County
First Presbyterian Church
Macon County
Missouri
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A&a
Jack Gish Given One Year In County Jail
A 47th District Court jury sentenced Amarillo youth Jack Gish to one year in county jail for theft of a radio from a car. Gish is already serving a six month sentence in county court and holds a kitchen trusty job in the jail.
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Jack Gish
Amarillo
Gish
Oklahoma Homesteader Dies After 1889 Claim
Daniel J. Pepper 76 died here after homesteading a claim 31 miles northeast of Oklahoma City in 1889. He had previously lived in Amarillo Texas where a son Earl reportedly resides, though no directory listing or phone could be found.
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Oklahoma City
Daniel J. Pepper
Amarillo
Texas
Earl
Gales of Laughter at Woman Juror's Party in Hauptmann Case
Report from Flemington New Jersey notes jurors in the Hauptmann trial laughed at remarks during a private dinner party honoring a jail matron. Remarks included a defense witness comment and a cryptic line about a wood pile, reflecting jurors relaxed mood amid long deliberations.
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United Press
Flemington
N. J
U.P
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Union Hotel
Sue R. Dils
Hauptmann
Peter H. Somer
Isador Fisch
Violet Sharpe
Court awards Clarks damages in son's death
Amarillo couple Amos F. E. Clark and wife won 5140 against Bordens Produce Co for the auto accident death of their son Amos F. E. Clark Jr. The 108th District Court jury found the death was not an unavoidable accident and awarded 5000 for the death plus 140 for the damaged motorcycle after a collision at Seventh Avenue and Pierce Street.
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Amos FE. Clark
Amarillo
Bordens Produce Company
Amos FE. Clark, Jr
Young Clark
Seventh Avenue
Pierce Street
Borden's Company
Clark
Legion officer discusses bonus program at Amarillo meeting
Amarillo Legionnaires heard George F. Broome, national legion committeeman from Texas, say Congress should pass a bonus bill for Adjusted Service Certificates but leave funding decisions to lawmakers. Post officials plan an Amarillo observance trip to Waco and Borger post invites for March 8 birthday celebration. Oil shipments centered in Kilgore as 387 cars halted by an injunction stopping unrendered oil shipments in East Texas.
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STOP THAT ITCH IN ONE MINUTE DR. D D D REMEDY
An ad promotes STOP THAT ITCH with STOP THAT ITCH IN ONE MINUTE. It touts D D D oil-based lotion by Dr. D Dennis for eczema scales eruptions rashes and skin irritations. A 35g trial bottle is offered with a money-back guarantee.
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D. Dennis
Mix Best Cough Remedy At Home Big Saving
Home remedy article promotes mixing a cough syrup using granulated sugar water and Pinex pine resin. It claims simple steps, no cooking, long shelf life, strong throat and bronchial relief, and a money back guarantee if not pleased. Contains product name Pinex and vague quantities.
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