War Vet Freed on Bond in Hedley Shooting
War veteran released on bond after a Hedley shooting incident is reported in the same page. The article also notes a Catalina Channel swim by Mrs. Myrtle Huddleston, her 20 hour 42 minute crossing to fund her son Everett’s education, and her battle with a barracuda during the crossing.
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Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding regions
The forecast covers Amarillo and Fort Worth Texas regions with partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday, cooler temperatures, and general fair conditions in New Mexico. Amarillo daytime high near 49 degrees and low around 39 degrees, with the warmest period at 1 p.m.
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Texas solons face expulsion over bribery charges
A Texas House committee recommended expelling Representatives F. A. Dale and H. H. Moore after finding bribery charges justified. The report urged the highest punishment and urged slow, careful consideration before any action.
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Funeral services held for Leon H. Boyce prominent Panhandle figure
The last rites were observed at the family home in Amarillo for Leon H. Boyce wealthy cattleman banker and land owner who died after a three weeks illness. Survived by daughter Mary Linn mother Mrs A G Boyce brothers J H Boyce and Judge William Boyce. He moved to Amarillo in 1905 and helped develop the Panhandle. he was a Dalhart lodge member and a Scottish Rite Mason.
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Pretty Co ed is gay over trial
Marion Meyers a 10 year old former university co ed will stand trial in circuit court after waiving examination on a charge of attempting to rob the First National Bank in Vermillion South Carolina. Her demeanor changed after her mother arrived, claiming her daughter was influenced to act. Bond set at 1500 dollars.
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Daugherty and Miller Face Second Trial in New York
New York February 7, government lawyers reopen the case against former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and ex alien property custodian Thomas W. Miller. They are tried again on charges they defrauded the United States by misusing services in the transfer of seven million dollars of American Metal Company assets after assembling about eighty eight witnesses from the first trial.
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Shrine Member Buried in Llano Cemetery Services By Blackburn
A member of the Khiva Temple Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine was buried in Llano cemetery with arrangements handled by Blackburn Funeral Home.
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Youth victim ill in war claim cited in shooting case
Clarendon February report details Lucien Barnett 33 a WWI veteran held on $3500 bond for murder of H M Young a Hedley telegraph operator. Witnesses state Young left a railroad station when Barnett opened fire with a 48 calibre revolver in a road confrontation.
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Pat Morris Neff Named To Railroad Mediation Board
Washington February 7 Pat Morris Neff former Texas governor was nominated to the railroad labor board of mediation succeeding Carl Williams who resigned for health reasons Williams served only a few months on the board Neff held two Texas governorships from 1921 to 1926 and takes the mediation post today
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Alexander Signs Contract With St Louis Cardinals
Crover Cleveland Alexander star pitcher of the St Louis Cardinals and World Series hero against the New York Yankees today signed his contract and mailed it to St Louis. He was given a substantial increase in the document he signed today.
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Amarillo Court Judge Gee Takes Charge of New District Court
Judge Gee, confirmed by the legislature, assumed command of Amarillo s new district court today and will preside over all civil cases in the district. A veteran of Ainaville law, he is well known across the Panhandle Plains and met with near universal bar approval.
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Bomb Explosion Kills 2 Children in Pittsburgh Home
A dynamite bomb destroyed the home of Earl Mayberry in Pittsburgh Kansas killing two children, a 10 year old girl and a 6 year old boy, while they slept. Mrs. Mayberry was severely injured but expected to recover. Marl Mayberry was arrested nearby and detained for questioning. Harvey Davis and his wife, once close friends, are jailed amid domestic trouble connections. The blast victimized a small bedroom area and neighbors reported Mrs. Mayberry found dazed.
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Smallpox Ban Lifted As City Eases Lockdown
Health officer Dr M L Fuller announced the smallpox ban was lifted this afternoon after a meeting with Mayor Bivins. The epidemic is under control with few new, milder cases. vaccination urged and public gatherings still cautioned. The pest house care and quarantine rules remain strict as churches theaters and public venues reopen.
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Bottling Works Safe Blown Open by Yeggs Here
The Campbell Bottling Works on Weet Sixth Street reported an attempted safe robbery last night. The outer door of the office safe was blown but robbers could not access the inner door and the money inside. Bertillon expert Ed Holloway collected fingerprints and evidence, suggesting the same gang may be behind other recent small robberies.
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Good Will Fliers Start 20 000 Mile South American Flight
The Pan American goodwill fliers begin a 20,000 mile round trip around South America. They stop at Pisco in southern Peru before continuing to Mollendo and then take a special train to La Paz, Bolivia.
Blaze of Glory chapter begins with a Cape Cod loveattractor
The narrator recalls his first sight of Rose Abbott in Hydeport, describing her beauty and aura as a pivotal, almost mythic moment. He narrates his rough appearance and youth, his background on Cape Cod, and a shift from indifference to sudden love on entering the Abbott estate, ending with a note of a continuation on page four.
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