Revolt in Panama City as rebels seize Presidencia
Rebels loyal to Dr Harmodio Arias storm the Presidencia in Panama City after a night of clashes. Eight killed in the opening hostilities as American troops guard the scene and civilians crowd Central Avenue seeking word on the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidencia
Hoase
Arosement
V. S
Roy T. Davie
United Press
Panama
Central Avenue
Panama City
Sossa
Sixth Streets
Chase National Bank
United States
Canal
United States Legation
Cathedral Plaza
Central Police Station
Legge Denies Executive Session Statements as False
Legge writes that any discussion of what was said in a Senate committee executive session is highly improper to discuss, yet repeats that the statements attributed to him are absolutely untrue. He criticizes the exchange of personalities and asserts the hearing remarks are false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legge
Senate
State funds exceed two million with payrolls held by banks
Hatcher said the deficiency shows the state has over $2,000,000 in funds, with more than $1,000,000 held by banks for October and November payrolls. The state cannot revert to cash basis until January ad valorem taxes are collected and deposited, and tax collectors have until February 1925 to make their taxa. Warrants would not be paid as fast as funds become available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatcher
Bantam Hen Refuses Food After Mate Dies in Grief
Nancy Tam, a bantam hen in Los Angeles, has gone hungry for the third day after her mate Ebony Tam was killed for crowing. The widowing hen has stopped setting on a nest of eggs and shows signs of extreme distress over the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Los Angeles
Nancy Tam
Ebony Tam
Ebony
Nancy
Amarillo to launch citywide odd jobs drive
The campaign aims to provide real work for the unemployed through neighborhood pledges to supply jobs such as waxing floors and mending furniture. Mrs. Palmer and city officials urge committees and civic groups to organize six task groups to promote paint and repair, civic improvement, railways, odd jobs, retaining workers, and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. FE. Palmer
Thompson
Tiny microbes power own electric batteries says Johns Hopkins
Dr Barnett Cohen of Johns Hopkins Medical School proves bacteria can form tiny electric batteries in their cells. Two spoonfuls of audibacteria can read about 1.0e-5 ampere per minute through 360 ohms. The piece muses on scale, electrons, and a warning about future historians noting prohibition era excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins University
Barnett Cohen
Medical School
Banker Ends Life In Meade Bank Shakeup
Louis Boehler, 65, president of the Meade State Bank, Meade Kansas, killed himself this morning as state banking officials reported family troubles. The bank remained open and in good condition. Three individuals were injured battling a blaze, including G. H. Hilde, cut by glass, C. Doyle with a leg injury, and Jakue Bickman with leg and ankle injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Hilde
C. Doyle
Jakue Bickman
Associated Presa
Topeka
Kan
State Banking Department
Louis Boehler
Meade State Bank
Meade, Kans
T. J. Rhodes
State Bank
BE. E. &. Ginnis
Boehler
Elinor Smith Recognized for World Altitude Record
Freeport New York January 2 1930 Ela nor Smith was informed by the National Aeronautical Association that her world altitude record for women pilots in a heavy cabin monoplane at 27418 feet on March 10 1930 had been homologated and accepted by the Federation Aeronautique Internationale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Freeport
N. Y
Elinor Smith
National Aeronautical Association of the
United States
Federation Aeronautic Internationale
New Strike of Gold Near Fairbanks Sparks Activity
A new gold strike is reported on Lower Gold Stream Creek near Fairbanks. Discovered by John Clauson and assistants, the find is expected to boost development of nearby deep ground of known value idle for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
John Clauson
Widow Seeks Work in Urgent Appeal for Help
A widow, 36, writes seeking employment and assistance, describing dire need and appeal for opportunities and support to find work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Funeral for W. P. Brooks Saturday at Griggs Chapel
Funeral services for Willie P. Brooks will be held Saturday afternoon at Griggs Chapel. He died Thursday at home in Kentucky at age 62. Burial follows at Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving are two sons and two daughters, including Howard Brooks of Amarillo and Willie P. Brooks, and daughters Mrs. J. T. Cagle of Chicago and Mrs. J. W. Stout of Alamogordo New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griggs Chapel
Willie P. Brooks
Kentucky
Robert
Dores
Church of Christ
Billy Hudnall
Roy Turner
E. F. Almstead
Clyde Bradford
Lonnie Edwards
Jon Dozier
W. A. Barlow
J. P. Hodge
Hollis Russell
V. M. Byar
Chas. Dunlop
Roy Brown
Bil Hearne
C. T. Matthews
Wayne Glayluck
W. van Landingham
Harald Murphy
Memorial Park Cemetery
Brooks
He Crest West Mill & Elevator
Ifa
Howard It
Amarillo
J. T. Cagle
Chicago
J. W. Stout
Alamogordo
New Mexic
Texas New Year Toll Tops Eleven Dead in Holiday Deaths
A Dallas dispatch reports 11 New Year deaths in Texas from autos, drownings, and self harm. Notable victims include James C. Smith in Fort Worth, J C Higgins Amarillo, and Thomas J Hart of San Antonio crushed near Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee United Press
Dallas
Texas
James C. Smith
Fort Worth
J. C. Higgins
Prairie Oil and Gas Co
Amarillo
Panhandle
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
John Shook
Hart
Dave Henley
Wichita Falls
R. H. Cook
Post
W. H. Teel
San Augustine
W. H. Allen
Claude Johnston
C. Smith Gin and Coal Company
San Marcos
W. B. Sargent
Becker
Kemp
Marines battle in Nicaragua as insurgent ambush erupts
The report describes a New Year clash in Ocotal with 25 marines leading a swift response after an ambush. Casualties were evacuated by air to Managua, while Marine aviation conducted patrols in search of insurgents believed to have fled into Honduras. About 1,000 marines remain in Nicaragua under Col. Frederick L. Bradman, a reduced force from a 1928 peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Tavern
Ceotal
Managua
Marine
Honduras
Ocotal
Achuapa
United States
Nicaragua
Nicaraguan National Guard
Marine Corps
National Guard
Matiguas
Frederick L. Bradman
Nicaraguan Constabulary
Democratic National Committee Reports 1930 Funds and Debts
Expenditures for 1930 totaled 612647 reported to the House clerk. The Republican Congressional Campaign Committee spent 264995, and the Republican Senatorial Committee 50203. The Democratic National Committee closed the year with a 636222 deficit, of which 225250 was owed to chairman John J. Raskob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Washington
House
Democratic National Committee
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Republican Senatorial Committee
John J. Raskob
Clinic Work for Students to Be Resumed in Amarillo
Physical examinations of Amarillo's school children will resume likely Tuesday, says Dr. Benjamin M. Primer, director of the Amarillo Potter County health unit. Exams started at Glenwood School after the holiday break. Findings show over 75 percent of children have defective teeth, spurring talk of a part time dental clinic. A tonsil clinic was held at Northwest Texas Hospital for those unable to pay for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
H. Madden
The
Pierian Club
Welfare Association
Federation
Amarillo
Benjamin M. Primer
Amarillo-Potter County
Glenwood School
F. P. Miller
Northwest Texas Hospital
Mother of Rebekahs Dies in Denton Funeral
Mrs Ora McKinney Davis 178 died after long illness at Denton home. Widow of S R Davis pioneer, she was past president of the Rebekah Assembly in Texas and a leading organizer of the group. Funeral services set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Denton
Texas
Ora McKinney Davis
Rebekahs
S. R. Davis
Rebekah Assembly
Multiple Banks Fail To Open On Jan 2 Across States
The Fort Wayne Avenues State Bank of Indianapolis and Garrett Savings & Loan Association failed to open. Pontotoc Bank of Pontotoc also closed for liquidation. Inter-State National Bank in Helena remained shut, leaving one bank in Phillips County. Bank of Monongahela Valley in Morgantown closed temporarily awaiting reorganization. Lawrence Avenue National Bank in Chicago closed amid a robbery and kidnapping probe. Frank H Warder’s bribery conviction was affirmed by an appellate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne Avenues State Bank of
Garrett Savings & Loan Association of
Garrett, Ind
Pontotoc
Miss
Bank of Pontotoc
State Banking Department
Helena, Ark
Inter- State National Bank
Phillips County
Bank of Marvell
Marvell
New York
Frank H. Warder
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Morgantown
W. Va
Bank of the
Chicago
Federal Bank Examiners
Lawrence Avenue National Bank
Taber Quits as Soldiers Home Officials
Austin, Jan 2. Claude Teer, chairman of the Texas state board of control, announced resignations accepted for A W Taber superintendent of the Confederate Soldiers Home in Austin, storekeeper H S Lawson, and physician T Hairston. The resignations followed the state auditor's report and will be formally stated after the board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Claude Teer
State Board of Control
A. W. Taber
Confederate Soldiers Home
H. S. Lawson
T. Hairston
Teer
Candy blast source sought by officers
Police in Dallas seek the source of candy covered torpedoes after one exploded at a New Year party injuring hotel clerk E. H. Bowman. Bowman bit into what he thought was candy, causing a jaw fracture and two missing teeth. he remained unconscious for several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
E. H. Bowman
Bowman
Wildorado Victim Two Term Felon Identified
Amarillo police identified Joe Wilson alias J F Carnie the man killed while burglarizing the Wildorado Grain and Mercantile store twenty miles west of Amarillo He had served two terms in the Fort Madison Iowa state penitentiary His first term was for entering a railroad car and his second for receiving stolen property He was on parole at the time of death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wilson
Wildorado
Department of Justice
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Wilson
Believe Boys Did Produce Robbery at Central Produce
Burglars entered Central Produce Company store No. 8 at 300 Jackson Street through a broken front window. Only a few bars of candy and cartons of cigarettes were taken. Company officials at store No. 1 on 813 Van Buren Street suspected juvenile involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Produce Company
Jackson Street
van Buren Street
Harman Motors To Show 1981 Oakland and Pontiac Models
Harman Motor Company at 1009 Polk Street will host a one day showing of the 1981 Oakland and Pontiac models in Amarillo. All models will be on display from morning until 10 30 p m, with the event running tomorrow. A separate San Antonio fatality is reported where Thomas J Hart 30 died after brakes locked on a steep Fredericksburg road hill seven miles from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Harman Motor Company
Polk Street
Associated Preas
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
Thomas J. Hart
L. J. Hart
Consoll
Curtiss
Davison
Delawar
Dela
Den
Kiogata
Detroit
Dupont
Eastman
Eaton A
Goa
Ao Electric
Endicott
Erie Raft
Freeport
Fox Film
al Frisco General
General Mi
General Ra
Gillette Saf
Glidden Coom
Goodrich
Goodyear
Gotham Silk
Graham Pai Oe
Ae O' Grigsby
Great North
Hahn
Houdaille
Hudson Motogin
Cen
Hupp Motors
Inspiration C
International
International Oe
Johns Manvil
Lorillard Tobacce
Louisville Gas One
Mack Trucks
Mathieson Alka Wes
MK & T RR
Miami Copper
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Wage
Murray Corporaty
National Dairy H
Aeath
National Biscuit Weet
National Power
New York Centra Wee
National Cash
NY NH & H
Nevada Corporation
Fadeecets
Northern Pacifie RR
Ae Ae
Oliver Farm Implement
Paramount Publix Tees Packard Motor Car
J C Penney Company
Pennsylvania RR
Pillsbury Flour Mills
Public Service of NJ
Pullman
Aee
Radio Corporation
Keith Orpheum
Remington Rand
Reo Motor Car
Reynolds Tobacco B
Republic Iron Steel
Schulte
Tee Big
Sears Roebuck Pee Ee
Simmons Company
Eevee
Studebaker Corporation
Southern Pacific
Teras Gulf
Trans-American
Union Pacific
United Aircraft & Transport
United Cigar Stores
United Corporation
United Fruit
United Carbon
Union Gas Improvement Sess
U S
Gilly
Union Carbide
Teeersesens
U S$ Pipe & Foundry
U S Steel
Universal Pipe & Radadae
Vanadium Corporation
Warner Bros Picture
Seseveey
Warren Bros Co
Qi Western Maryland
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse Air Brakes
Woolworth Co
Republica
Atlantic Reignet Peneee Lm
Barnsdalar
Gulf of Penn
Houston O
Humble
New York
In F Clarke
Mexican Seaboard
Mid-Continent
Allied Chemical & Dye Ae
Pan-American
Toe
Rui Allegheny
Petroleum Corp . Vaedeer Fil Allis
Phillips
Imers
Pierce Pet
Amerada Corporation
American
Foreign Power
Prairie O.°& Greet
American Canary Prairie
American Power & Lig
Shell Union
Kansas
American Tobacco
J. One
Amer Wat Wks & Elec
Anaconda
Teeenee Bory
Calif
N.Y
At&s
FAR Tee
Indiana
Auburn Auto
Texas Corpeneee
Ait Aviation Corporation
Tex Pac Ld & Trt
Aldwin
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Jendix Aviation Sone
Oocks
Amer Bucyrus Erie
Austin
Bulova Watch
Associated Gas Nec
Burroughs Adding Machine
Canadian Marconi Oe
California Packing Co
Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific One
Columbia Picture
Celotex Company
Cerro de Paseo
Elee Bond & Share
Pry
Pallbearers and Honorary Attendees Listed for Topeka Service
Active pallbearers named for the Topeka service include D. G. Hume and D. W. Britain among others. Honorary pallbearers span a wide group including W. H Fuqua, R. C. Ware, B. T. Ware, A. H. Ware, Ray Wheatly, and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
D. G. Hume
D. W. Britain
N. H. Mohler
E. O. Feierabend
J. N. Riggs
C. B. Johnson
W. H Fuqua
R. C. Ware
B. T. Ware
A. H. Ware
Ray Wheatly
Chas, Fisk
A. E. Winsett
R. D. Gist
R. S. Killough
W. R. Patterson
Gee. Stapleton
T. E. Durham
C. M. Umphries
Ben H. Stone
J. C. Gulerie P
H. Seewald
P. A. H. Blackburn
Walter Blackburn
J. B. Hutchison
D. W. Mays
Wash George
J. C. Paschall
R. McManus
C. W. A. Granholm
Will van Landingham
J. R. Hitchcock
F. E. Edwards
R. C. Martini
John Dyer
F. L. Myers
A. E. Meyer
E. E. Machovec
W. W. Kelly
Wm. Pirschell
A. B. Robertson
Avery Turner
D. L. Middleton
Bowman Jarrett
C. Doud
J. W
A. A. Graham
R. Wilson
Earl Mayne
A. M. Howe
Grant Hale
W. H. Carwile
J. H. Kilgore
C. E. Hand
Fred Hart
E. L. Conner
H. O. Wagner
Ira Brown
W. B. Beck
L. C. White
H. S. Bishop
R. L. Thompson
F. M. Mullen
David Chalmers
F. M. Lefforge
W. B Allen
G. G. Ordway
R. A. Campbell
Slaying Sparks Nationwide Tulsa St Louis Kansas City Links
The 24 year old woman and Quinn married in St Louis in February 1928 after being charged together with robbery with firearms in Kansas City. Potter traced a cushion from Quinns car to Oklahoma City for chemical analysis. no blood result confirmed. Rewards totaling 800 spurred a broad search with many suspects arrested in Oklahoma towns and then released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
St. Louis
Kansas City
Quinn
Potter
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Resolved New Year outlook contrasts with cotton price trends
The text notes a New Year resolution tone amid cotton market activity. It describes mixed sessions with small gains early, general declines into noon, light offerings, some foreign buying later, and steadier late-morning trading as weekly mill takings brighten sentiment. Cited markets include Liverpool and New Orleans wires with March May and July contracts fluctuating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Federal Farm Board
New Orleans
Associated Press
Washington
Markets Narrow Hogs and Cattle Lead Regional Quotes
Kansas City reports hogs steady to 8.00 top with bids around 6.75 for sows and calves varying by weight. Chicago and St Louis listings show hogs up to 8.45, cattle and vealers mixed with modest gains. Fort Worth and New York markets indicate broad uplifts in hog and lamb prices, with cotton and produce also moving slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Associated Press
Chicago
Sheen
Fort Worth
U. 8
ST. Louis
East ST. Louis
U. S PD. A
Radio schedule highlights on WJZ WEAF and WABC networks
Radio programs fill the week with WJZ afternoon talks at 12 45 CST and 15 minute slots thrice weekly including Sundays. WEAF hosts Saturday 10 45 PM appearances. concert orchestra and Cavaliers with Jessica Dragonette on WEAF. Elizabeth Lenox with the Chocolateers on WJZ. Armenian National Art Chorus 7 00 7 30 PM with Midwest WABC topics. Irvin S Cobb guest with mixed chorus and orchestra at 8 30 PM on WJZ. Songbirds on WEAF with Aguilar Lute Quartet Madrid on WABC at 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
WEAF
Cavaliers
Jessica Dragonette
Weaf and Chain
Elizabeth Lennox
The
Chocolateers
Armenian National Art Chorus
WABC
Irvin S. Cobb
WJZ and Associates
Chain
Columbia Concerts Corporation
Aguilar Lute Quartet
Madrid
Wabc Network
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Harmodio Arias
Arias
Francisco Arias
D. Ji Vallarino
Herrick Clinic
Sixth Street
Palace
Mate
JOB Campaign
O. V. Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Vernon
Stebbins
University of Wisconsin
Albert Taker
Miami Beach
Eleanor Patterson
Washington Herald
Newcombe Carlton
In Stance
Western Union Telegraph Company
America
W. P. Brooks
Iowa
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Jefferson City
Missouri
Pulaski County
Peoples Bank
Dixon
State Finance Department
Taber
Believe Boys
Harman Motors
Edgard
Foultry
Geese Lée
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Detroit Edison
Allied Chemical
American Water Works
Coca Cola
Case
American Telephone
Goodyear Rubber
Fox
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Crucible
Steel
Jno. F. Clark Brokerage Co
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