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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1930

Page

2

Three Planes Set New Flight Records Across Southwest

Eastbound tailwinds helped three airlines set new marks in the Southwest. Western Air Express cut its Los Angeles to Kansas City run to 9 hours 25 minutes, with a Wichita leg at 8 hours 20 minutes under pilot Ray Merritt and co pilot R Hoffman. Transcontinental Air Transport Maddux Air Lines reported 117 miles from Waynoka Oklahoma to Wichita in 34 minutes and onward to Kansas City in 55 minutes at 194.4 mph, Ralph Fleet piloting. National Air Transport’s mail plane 541, flown by Jimmy Cleveland, completed Dallas to Wichita in 2 hours 20 minutes of flying time and 368 miles Dallas to Wichita in 8 hours 10 minutes total.

Associated Tress Wichita Kan As & Btrong Southwest Western Air Express Los Angeles Kansas City Ray Merritt R. Hoffman Transcontinental Air Transport Maddux Air Lines Waynoka Oklahoma Ralph Fleet Jimmy Cleveland National Air Transport Mail Dallas

Strange news and echoes of debt and liberty

The page cites debt relief talk and a medical quarrel with Mennonite refugees in Germany facing a lethal illness. It mentions a future royal wedding and mass prison releases as celebratory signs, recalls Nelson and Napoleonic era clemency, and notes National Surety issuing a $30 000 policy against death by own action within two years.

National Surety Company

Congress in early session prelude to primaries and committee contests

The article notes early work in regular sessions across months, with little delay in operations in both houses. It highlights the high profile race of Robert M. LaFollette Jr. for a seat on the senate finance committee, a contest drawing national attention due to his father’s past service and tensions with regular Republicans over his Western independent ties.

Robert M. LaFollette, Jr Senate Finance Committee LaFollette la Bollette

West Coast Gets First Cold Spell

The Associated Press reports rain and snow sweeping the Pacific Northwest marking the first real winter spell. Snow and telegraph damage hit Southern Oregon from Glendale to Grants Pass while the Shasta Limited ran five hours late due to a snow slide in Cow Creek Canyon. California faces lighter storm effects with forecasts for snow in Idaho Oregon and Washington and colder conditions overall. Mrs. Harris Kimbrough deputy U S clerk returns from Trenton Texas after two months with her ailing mother.

Associated Press Portland Ore Pacific Northwest Oregon Glendale Grants Pass Southern Pacific Shasta Iran Cow Creek Canyon Siskiyou Mountains California Idaho Washington

Weather prophet warns of brutal 1920 31 winter ahead

The column lampoons weather omens and politics as old Tack predicts a severe 1920 31 winter with a snow depth of at least a foot on the Plains lasting into April. It also rails against critics, recalls a Niagara Falls wedding trip, aviation fears, and political promises in Texas.

Tack Southwest

Key Witness Continues Tale On Taylor Murder

The ex convict says he wants to testify before the Los Angeles grand jury to clear up an eight year old mystery. He describes meeting Edward Sands and a plan to harm William Desmond Taylor, details a 2 a.m. drive past Taylor’s bungalow, and claims Sands did not kill Taylor. He recalls parole and threats from a Los Angeles gangster.

Folsom Penitentiary Los Angeles Thomas Gannon Taylor Folsom California Henry Peavey Sands United Press Hefner Peavee

Man Receives Goose Tag After Shot In Texas Field

The account describes FP. Norfleet from Hale Center Texas finding a tagged goose after firing at a flock in a maize field. The narrator recalls a decoy, a burst of geese, and a single bird dropping with a leg tag noting Mr. F. Norfleet for the historian.

Norfleet Hale Center Texas

Northern Europe leads on League of Nations pacific settlement act

Geneva reports that northern European states are approving the League of Nations general act for pacific dispute settlement Finland becomes the fourth country to approve joining Sweden Norway and Belgium in endorsement

Geneva Europe League of Nations Finland Sweden Norway Belgium

Desiring to kill drives youth to slay father

Alen R Schumm a 17 year old University of Illinois freshman shot his father William Schumm 42 and wounded his mother Fayette Schumm 40 in their St Louis home. Police say temporary mental derangement from study overload. He was held at City Hospital.

Associated Press ST. Louis Alen R. Schumm University of Illinois William Schumm Fayette Schumm City Hospital Schumm Alan

Prohibition Debate Rages Over Blind Pigs In Detroit

In Detroit on January 6 the public clashed over prohibition with Judge Vincent Brennan ruling that prohibition is not prohibition in fact. He rejected an insurance claim tied to a blind pig shooting, saying gunpowder is no more deadly there than in a bank. McBride called enforcement historically hopeful.

United Press Detroit Vincent M. Brennan F. Scott McBride Anti-Saloon League Brennan Lulu Anders Title Guarantee and Casualty Company of America Anders McBride

Ramsey Mann Act case set for today in Sherman court

Ver non H. Ramsey and Miss Evelyn Miller of Waukegan Ill are in federal court in Sherman Tex for a Mann Act charge. Ramsey’s trial is set for 3 p m with Miller as a witness. They flew from Chicago to Denton and Ramsey planned a flying school after arrest.

Sherman Tex Vernon H. Ramsey Evelyn Miller Waukegan Ill Ramsey Denton Texas Waukegan Flying Club

Robbers Loot Oklahoma Bank of Over 3 000

In Chickasha Oklahoma three armed men forced night watchman Tom Chandler and four youths to aid the heist at the First National Bank of Minco. They escaped with a safe containing between 3 000 and 4 000 dollars, then fled in a truck equipped with a machine gun. The hostages were ordered to stay inside the vault until daylight.

Associated Press Chickasha Okla First National Bank of Minco Here Tom Chandler Chandler

U S Probe Borger Charges Not Yet Set

The U S grand jury probe into conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act targets 16 Borger and Hutchinson County men. The reconvening date has not been set. the jury recessed in December and awaits word from U S Judge James C. Wilson.

U. S Borger and Hutchinson County James C. Wilson

Former Attorney at Santone on Trial for Prohibition Conspiracy

E B Chambers brother of Mayor M Chambers and ex member of the district attorney staff faced trial in San Antonio on an indictment charging conspiracy to violate the Dean Liquor Law. He allegedly conspired with Lynn Stephens to manufacture liquor. Stephens, a fugitive in Mexico, is one of eight charged in the murder of prohibition enforcement officer Charles Stevens on September 24.

United Press San Antonio Texas E. B. Chambers M. Chambers Lynn Stephens Stephens Mexico Charles Stevens

Sir Harry Lauder Maintains Aunchanged Stage Grit In Town

Sir Harry Lauder and his act remain the same in Amarillo as in New York, with favorites like Roamin in the Gloamin' and a one hour plus program. Local seed dealer John Abel visited and traded jests in Aberdeen parlance while noting Mrs Abel paid $2.50 for a seat and could not see the show.

Sir Harry Tulsa Lauder New York City Johns Abel Cain Scotland Mr. Abel Aberdeenshire Amarillo Hotel

Six Million Gift To 34 Groups From Hubert Estate

A list names 34 hospitals educational institutions and social welfare groups chosen to share six million dollars from the Conrad Hubert estate. The will directs three fourths of the estate to religious charitable and benevolent institutions selected by a committee of Calvin Coolidge Alfred E. Smith and Julius Rosenwald. The will notes Hubert died February 14 1928 in Cannes France.

Associated Press New York Calvin Coolidge Alfred E. Smith Julius Rosenwald Conrad Hubert Hubert Cannes France

Italian Held in Dallas for Robinson County Robbery

Authorities returned a 30 year old Italian to Franklin to answer a charge of highway robbery after a six week search. He faced accusation in Robinson county for a $600 robbery last week and had $250 in cash and a $500 money transfer to Sicily detected in his pockets.

United Press Dallas Tex Robinson County Franklin St. Paul's Hospital Sicily

Labor chiefs meet to launch southern labor drive

National labor leaders converge with Dixie movement heads in Charlotte to initiate intensive organizing in the textile belt of North Carolina following AFL action at its last annual session.

United Press Charlotte N. C Dixie American Federation of Labor North Carolina

Two Negroes Slain In Robbery Attempt

TTEXARKANA January 6 Two Negroes die and a third is wounded after a failed box car robbery. Special officer W N Weaver attempts to detain the suspects as Clarence Hart draws a pistol and is shot dead. Odis Eason dies later from wounds. Ira Stewart is wounded. a fourth man escapes.

Associated Press Odis Eason Ira Stewart

Fourteen Miners Hurt In Elevator Fall At Cambridge Mine

Cambridge Ohio Jan 6 Fourteen miners were injured when an elevator in the Walhending mine shaft of the Cambridge Colliers Company fell fifty feet. Many suffered broken arms legs and ribs but all are expected to recover.

Associated Press Cambridge, O Walhending Cambridge Colliers Company

Booze racket blamed for youths death in Steger Illinois

Police near Steger Chicago suburb found a youth’s burned body in a car set on fire with alcohol cans. A bullet wound to the back of the head and signs of a staged cremation suggest gangland murder linked to illicit liquor rivals.

Associated Press Steger Chicago

Princess Marie Leads Crowds in Rome Amid Queen-Elect Prospect

Crowds jammed Roman streets as Princess Marie appeared in an open carriage with Prince Humbert beside her. The princess wore a white hat and moire dress with white fur trim, a fur bordered beige coat, and a string of pearls while holding white lilacs. Duchess Astrid of Sweden accompanied Marie's sister-in-law Duchess of Brabant.

Italy Prince Humbert Marie Duchess of Brabant Astrid of Sweden

South Texas Co C Head On Speaking Tour

W G Kinsolving president of the South Texas Chamber of Commerce opened a speaking tour in Dallas addressing the Agricultural Club. He promotes legislation to curb abuses from the farming out of tax assessments and collections in Texas. The campaign aims to influence the upcoming special legislative session with further stops in Fort Worth Abilene Lubbock San Angelo and more. His Fort Worth talk tomorrow will be broadcast on WEAP.

Dallas Texas W. G. Kinsolving South Texas Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Club Kinsolving Fort Worth Abilene Lubbock San Angelo WEAP

Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Markets Report

Markets report cattle hogs and sheep in major western and midwestern cities. Hogs dropped 10 to 20 cents in Kansas City and Chicago while cattle and calves varied by grade and weight across Fort Worth and East St. Louis. Cotton opened steady with slight declines and futures activity mixed.

Kansas City The Associated Press Rene Chicago East Louis Jan Fort Worth

Cotton and stock markets show early gains then steady

New Orleans cotton opened steadier with early 1 point gains, then fell to March 17.00 and May 17.27 before rallying to 17.06 and 17.32 as export demand shone. Liverpool quotes little change, Chicago grain firm, poultry, butter and eggs listed, New York stock market opens firmer with GE up 1 1/3 and multiple blue chips advancing.

New York Associated Press Southern New Orleans General Electric Underwood Elliott Fisher International Harvester International Silver International Combustion Preferred Hershey Chocolate U. S. Steel American Tobacco American Can Anaconda Copper Atchison American Telephone Columbian Carbon Columbia Graphophone Corn Products A. M. Byers Simmons Company U. S. Rubber Remington Rand

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