Whisky Heist At Maryland Warehouse By Fifty Bandits
Federal agents probe a $80 000 whisky theft at the McGinnis government warehouse in Tannery Maryland. Fifty men overpowered guards and drivers, seized seventy five barrels and thirty two cases, and hid machines to Mexico before fleeing toward Westminster and Baltimore. Investigators track the stolen liquor as lines were cut and loading continued into the night.
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Governor probes sheriff role in Tampa bullfight controversy
In Tampa Florids governor demanded explanation from Hillsborough County Sheriff L M Meirs who did not halt a Saturday bullfight despite orders. Sheriff cancelled event, arrested promoter Manuel Garcia, while Humane Society head Peter Knight downplayed protests as unfounded. The eight foreign bullfighters left for Mexico in disgust.
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Hale County farm census shows dairying rise and white farmers
Preliminary 1925 Hale County census data reveal a 45 percent dairy cow increase from 1920 to 1925, with beef cattle dropping dramatically as ranches switch to farming. Farmers rise from 1 031 to 1 923, nearly all white apart from four, and 95 percent of 663 040 acres are tilable with 24 5 thousand acres in crops.
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VENCIL REELECTED SWISHER COUNTY FARM HEAD
Special to The Globe Tulsa January 4 R W B Vencil was reelected president of the Swisher County Farm Bureau at its annual meeting in Tulsa a banquet at Crystal cafe Thomas Parker named vice president and treasurer P C Bennett county agent secretary W W Lacewell chosen to represent the body at the state meeting in Austin next month
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Paving 19 Blocks in Tulia Expected This Spring
Tulia voters approved paving 19 blocks by a landslide 148 to 1 in a special election. Bids for street paving bonds have been advertised and plans are nearly complete. Devlin Engineering of Amarillo has completed the street survey for the project.
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