Air Features Tonight at Whiteman’s Band on Various Stations
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Whiteman
Modern Music
WABC
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
WBBM
Wowo
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
WSPD
WHK
Weco
WLAC
WDOD
WBRC
WREC
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WISN
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WRR
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Weather forecast fragment for West Texas area
Cloudy and colder conditions dominant in the southern portion with a cold wave in the southeast. Freezing temperatures expected tonight with times listing scattered readings through the day across dates.
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Ture
West Texas
Today By Arthur Brisbane Mosquito worry and medicine
In a Brisbane column the Mosquito is urged as a major public threat with notes on malaria and Rome's fall. It cites airplanes spraying marshes and the need to kill mosquitoes. Also reports Professor Richet’s serum for severe hemorrhages and transfusion alternatives after experiments with dogs and humans.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Nate
Rome
Pontine
O Doctors
Richet
French Academy of Sciences
Day in Congress highlights from Tuesday and Monday
The Associated Press reports House action on a bill to extend the line of the radio commission and a Senate edge resolution to survey the Nicaraguan canal. A Senate judiciary sub committee studies Irvine Lenroot for the customs appeals court while the House Foreign Affairs Committee reviews a Porter embargo proposal. On Monday the Senate debated prohibition during the Jones Hill session as Borah and Reed clashed. Finis Garrett was confirmed to the customs appeals court and the House observed calendar and tariff hearing activity.
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Associated Press
House
Senate Edge
Senate Judiciary
Irvine Lenroot
Court of Customs Appeals
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Porter
Senate
Jones Hill
Borah
Reed
Finis Garrett
Ways and Means Committee
Alleged Talk With Husband Influences Governor Case
Oklahoma testimony details a claimed private conversation between Mrs. O. O. Hammonds and her husband health commissioner Dr. Hammonds. Wheeler testified she warned that affairs with the governor had gone far enough and that their political power was waning.
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Hammonds
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Henry S. Johnston
Senate
House Board of Managers
O. O. Hammonds
Dr. Hammonds
Coolidge Seeks Extra Funds for Prohibition Enforcement
President Coolidge has prepared a supplemental budget requesting Congress approve an additional 2 427 514 dollars for prohibition enforcement for the fiscal year ending June 30 1930.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Traffic Head To Fort Worth Conference
S. J. Cole, industrial and traffic manager of the Board of City Development, will leave tonight to attend a conference of traffic men in Fort Worth. They will confer about a rare matter of importance to West Texas.
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S. J. Cole
Board of City Development
Fort Worth
West Texas
Coolidge Considers Post Retirement Occupation
President Coolidge has not decided on his post presidency career and has been approached about writing syndicated newspaper articles.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Laredo Reporter Williams Found Dead in Rio Grande Mystery
Laredo Tex Feb 19 police seek leads in the death of 24 year old Harry Williams a Laredo Times reporter who disappeared January 19 and was found in the Rio Grande with no external wounds. Authorities plan to disinter the body for evidence while American officials consider cross border investigation into a possible kidnapping or homicide.
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Laredo
River
Associated Press
Loredo
Tex
Harry Williams
Williams
Rio Grande
Marcus Wormer
Muncie
Ind
Stephen Aguirre
Secret Service
Mexico
Washington
United States
A. L. Kitserman
Munice
Kitserman
The
Laredo Times
Police Join In Hunt For Doris Murphy In San Francisco
San Francisco launches the greatest search in city history for 4 year old Doris Virginia Murphy who has been missing more than 90 hours. Police reserves are called out and the frantic mother and tight-lipped stepfather beg for her return as authorities probe a nearby playground believed to be the abduction site.
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United Press
San Francisco
Doris Virginia Murphy
Donohue Denied Bail in Murder Case
Vernon Donohue charged with murder in the death of Herman Walden 21 of Rock Crossing was remanded to jail without bond after a preliminary hearing before Justice H C Justin. Charges against Karl Williams and Oseye Jeffrey were dropped.
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Vernon
Vernon Donohue
Herman Walden
Rock Crossing
H. C. Justin
Karl Williams
Oseye Jeffrey
Portrait of Miss Morrow Exclusive Etching Unveiled
A rare exclusive etching titled The Portrait of Miss Morrow is released, billed as official and reminiscent of a family likeness. The piece centers on a bride-to-be motif with a flying colonel theme implied in its design and presentation.
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Anne Spencer Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Amarillo Globe and Nea
Charles €Utter
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Morrow
Seek Gray Haired Old Woman as Girl Abductor
Police chase a bent gray haired old woman in connection with the disappearance of 4 year old Dorie Virginia Smith Murphy from a San Francisco playground. A neighbor reported seeing the girl with an elderly woman and another child, and a letter signed K. K. claimed Dorothy would be returned. Police offer rewards totaling 5000 dollars.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Dorie Virginia Smith-Murphy
Olara Bridges
Edward d. Murphy
Amarillo City Debt Approx $100 Per Capita Says Statement
A financial statement as of February 1 shows Amarillo will raise about $801,208.50 in taxes this year to run city operations with total receipts near one million including fines and licenses. The city carries bonded debt of $4,856,640.32, time warrants of $221,322.15, floating debt of $44,874.76 and a sinking fund of $450,000. population 60,000 gives just over $100 per person in public debt.
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Amarillo
Doheny Sr Mourns At Son’s Bier At St Vincent’s
In St Vincent’s Church Edward Laurence Doheny Jr. lies dead after a murder suicide by his secretary Theodore Plunkett. Doheny Sr. attends the rites despite deep grief as the oil heir’s death shocks Los Angeles.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Church of St. Vincent’s
Edward Laurence Doheny
E. L. Doheny
Theodore Plunkett
Amarillo Sees Fair, Cold Weather With Snow briefly
Fair and cold conditions continue in Amarillo with light snow reported near Griggs ambulance service. The Panhandle notes include a morning low around 11 degrees and a forecast of easing warmth next weekend.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Lindbergh Nears Romance Talk With His Mother
New York dispatch reports Col Charles A Lindbergh arriving at Curtiss field after returning from Washington. He speaks of the Pan American mail line while remaining tight lipped about engagement to Miss Anne Morrow and the expected talk with his mother Evangeline Lindbergh aboard the President Wilson liner.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Evangeline Lindbergh
Constantinople
President Wilson
Lindbergh
Washington
Curties Field
Calonel Lindbergh
Mexico City
Miss Morrow
Chicago coroner reveals threats linked to St Valentine massacre
Chicago coroner Herman Bundesen said he received two anonymous threats in three days tied to his investigation of the St. Valentine’s Day massacre of seven Moran gang members. Detectives questioned police after witnesses said the killers used a detective bureau car and possibly wore police uniforms.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Herman N. Brundesen
Moran Gang
Bundesen
Bach
George (Buge) Moran
Clark Street
John A. Bwanken
Swanson
Detective Bureau
William Ruswell
Passehl Refuses Food in Fifth Day Hunger Strike at Jail
Edward Passehl, about 24, inmate of Potter County jail, enters fifth day of hunger strike after failing to overpower jailer Marshall Nelson last Friday. He refuses food and water citing a bad disposition, is isolated to prevent feeding by others. Charged with burglary of Amarillo homes and a filling station, officials say no motive given.
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Edward Passehl
Potter County
Passehl
Marshall Nelson
Parsehl
Amarillo
State road bond funds guarded by elected highway commission
The Texas senate debated amendments to the state road bond proposal. An Archer Parr amendment would ensure no bond funds could be spent without highway commission supervision. Dallas Senator Love moved to reconsider allowing bond money for county lateral roads alongside highways.
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United Free
Austin
Tex
Senate
Archer Parr
Parr
Love
Dallas
Tom Pollard
Hoover Returns to Capital from Florida
President-Elect Hoover arrives in Washington from Florida after a month long vacation. He reached the capital today at 1 30 pm and plans to resume his formal campaign duties promptly.
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Hoover
Florida
Associated Press
Washington
Jury Still Out in Mail Robbery Trial
A Fort Worth jury had not reached a verdict by noon in the Texas & Pacific mail robbery case of Travis H. Wilerson, Mrs Ottie Bridges, and M E Pruett. The trio faced charges tied to a $53,009 theft on November 9, with the case submitted to jurors the previous day at 4 39 p m.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Travis H. Wileson
Ottie Bridges
M. E. Pruett
Texas & Pacific Mail
Legislature Updates and Bills Revolve Around Bills and Dates
Monday session flags statewide plan from senate. House votes down horse racing bill amid betting opposition. House engrosses Sunday moving picture show bill. Governor Moody urges penitentiary focus. Constitution amendment proposes short ballot. Bond matter noted.
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Senate
House
Moody
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