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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
6
Feb 26 report links 56-year-old Dallas real estate dealer PS Knox to two deaths. Mrs. Alvie Bauman, 45, was stabbed seven times in her home. Knox died within an hour after his watch and blood-stained knife were found near the scene. Justice Ben Fly ruled Bauman’s death homicidal stabbing.
Mrs Otis Trulove well known choir director will sing two numbers before the T Newton Hill Bible Class Sunday morning at the Fair Theater venue opens 9 45 o clock All men invited. Mr H A Shaw and daughter Doris will lead opening song service Dr R C Snodgrass and Judge W E Gee will conduct the lesson.
Gladewater Texas report states ten men were charged with conspiracy to defraud and theft. The article notes a wide range of alleged criminal activity across individuals, with authorities pursuing prosecution and detailing the nature of the charges in connection to a broader fraud scheme.
Courthouse records list warranty deeds transferring lots in Mirror and Mir ror blocks with prices from 1 to 6,000 dollars including Beulah Crudgington and F. N. Bittle. Also notices conveyances to Arthur L. Moore and E H Petty. Car registrations include Lester Stone at 4819 West 9th Street. Amarillo Gas Co. filings show multiple regular house permits across Ple mons, Summers, San Jacinto Heights, and other blocks with amounts from 225 to 1,000 dollars.
Governor William H. Murray of Oklahoma wraps up a three day Indiana campaign. He tells about eight thousand in Indianapolis that Democrats need a candidate with a stronger platform than Hoover for November. He plays down an auto accident near Alexandria saying no one was hurt.
L. D. Jones, Libby McNeill and Libby district salesman for five years, has been transferred from Amarillo to the Dallas branch. Lyle Gray of Dallas will succeed him and serve the Texas Panhandle and New Mexico. Gray arrived in Amarillo today. Jones lived at 1209 Western Avenue.
Galveston, Feb 26. United States commissioner W Noble Carl dismissed smuggling liquor charges filed in Beaumont against six Galveston men Sam Musey James Crabb Sam Arena Joe Rees Marion Ballard and Marshall Ballard. The six were rearrested on similar charges in Lake Charles Louisiana. Their Louisiana hearing is set for March 4 and the government will seek their return for trial to that city.
National Guardsmen uncovered a bypass at the Negro school oil well here and alleged oil from the well was illegally run to the V. O. E refinery. Four men associated with the refinery were arrested and others expected to be taken in. Named arrestees include superintendent Jess Barttellle, connection foreman Jess Honeycutt, Hiram Harris, and George Milner. They were held for the Gregg County grand jury.
A vintage advertisement promotes Crisco as a pure, digestible fat made only from wholesome oils. It warns against inferior shortenings claimed to be “loaded” with hard fat to add “body” and emphasizes Crisco’s lack of indigestible fats.
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