Enem y No P Says He's Just Business Man
Murray Humphries steps from Capone shadow claiming he is a legitimate business man not a gang chief. He cites milk savings for Chicago and a court fight over funds while denying involvement in rackets, guns, or theft and insists his tax payments are in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. P
Robert T. Loughran
United Press
Chicago
U.P
al Capone
Murray Humphries
Drexel
Cottage Grove Avenue
S Syndicate
Sam
Gaudy Pencil Triggers Confession in Brooklyn Death
In a Brooklyn cellar a gaudy red blue and gold pencil linked to the death of 6 year old Helen Sterler. Lloyd Price 22 confessed after hours of questioning admitting to the attack and strangulation. He denied the act until a detective pointed to the pencil found at the scene. Price hinted at more information if a capable writer joined the interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Sterler
Brooklyn
Lloyd Price
Cap'n
Reprieve Granted to Winnie Ruth Judd for 58 Days
The Arizona board of pardons and paroles granted a 58 day reprieve to Winnie Ruth Judd who was sentenced to hang at the state prison February 17 for the murder of Agnes Anne Leroi in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles
Winnie Ruth Judd
State Prison
Agnes Anne Leroi
Loot at Wood Motor Co. in San Angelo
Knobknockers broke into the Wood Motor Company safe in San Angelo overnight and stole about $600 in currency and stamps. Local police investigate the burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo
San Angelo
Wood Motor Company
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Summary
Fair conditions for Amarillo and nearby tonight and Saturday with slight warming. West Texas west of the 100th meridian stays fair and cooler in the extreme southeast tonight, then fair and warmer Saturday. New Mexico sees fair skies tonight and Saturday with unsettled western portions and slightly warmer north tonight. Temperatures reach 24 to 42 degrees by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Revolution talk sparks farmer protest warn by Brisbane
Arthur Brisbane notes headlines about revolution and debt in America. Farm Bureau's Edward A O Neal and Farmers Union leader John A Simpson warn revolutions may arise unless farmers are aided. They argue ballots can avert violence, though unrest could spread in rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
John A. Simpson
The
Farmers Union
Mr. Simpson
Glass and Walsh reportedly accept cabinet posts
The Washington Post reports Senator Carter Glass of Virginia will become secretary of the treasury and Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana will be attorney general. Both declined comment as formal announcements were expected soon from President-elect Roosevelt at Warm Springs, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Washington Post Today
Carter Glass
Virginia
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
California
Hammer Killer Still Ahead of Pur- suers in Texas Farm Attack
Charles Outlaw, 58, a farmer and woodsman, remained at large after a hammer attack on four people near Lufkin Texas. One victim died and Mrs F L McCall 50 died later. Outlaw, a former postmaster convicted on a federal charge 30 years ago, was charged with murder yesterday as authorities pursued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lufkin
Tex
Charles Outlaw
Outlaw
F. L. McCall
House Presses Budget Balance in Congress
The House passed the vetoed 3,756,000 first deficiency bill minus Hoover objections and sent it to the Senate. Senate Democrats push for a balanced budget via drastic cuts in appropriation bills, with amendments to reduce totals by 35 to 50 million dollars. Booker terms mention veterans expenditures rising by 18,039,000 and a 500,000 reappropriation for the Farm Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
House
Senate
Tydings
Maryland
Treasury Post Office
Robinson
Arkansas
Congress
Fredt Roosevelt
Farm Board
House Appropriations Committee
Independent
Veterans Administration
Wean Farm Board
McKeown-La-Guardia
Capitol Hill
Cowboy Dance Adverts Free Admission for Women
A capacity crowd at the Amarillo Fat Stock Show amusement center on Polk Street heard about a Cowboy Dance. The event will be Saturday night with free admission for women and 50 cent tickets for men. Cash prizes will be awarded for best cowboy costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Fat Stock Show Amusement Center
Polk Street
Chinese attack on Pass at Shanhaikwan repulsed after three hours
Chinese troops gathered at Chieumenkow Pass north of Shanhaikwan attacked a Japanese force holding the pass but were repulsed after a three hour battle. Japanese reports link the attacking force to General Ho Chu Kuo. Japanese then moved to guard northern gates and conduct border expeditions toward Jehol and Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanhaikwan
China
Chieumenkow Pass
Great Wall
Here
Ho Chu-Kuo
Jehol
Manchuria
Nitrates to Japan Stir Speculation on War Prep
Washington reports increasing shipments of nitrates to Japan spark speculation about possible war preparations. Officials doubt U S sources are the sole suppliers and note that Japan’s imports from all countries show declines in ten months, despite boosted U S shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. SS
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
U.P
Japan
United States
Hopewell
Liquor Lobby Targeted as Austin Debate Flairs
In a 63 to 53 House vote Rep. P L Anderson of San Antonio blasted The Crusaders anti pro bot prohibition group for raising funds to run a lobby in Austin. He opposed collections and urged the group to stop fundraising while not opposing positions on liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
House of Representatives
Rep
P. L. Anderson
San Antonio
Crusaders
Anderson
Chicago Model Invited to Hollywood Movie Test
Twenty one year old Margaret McConnell of Chicago travels to Hollywood for a movie test. Report says a seven year contract awaits her if she passes the screen test. Associated Press Photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McConnell
Chicago
Hollywood
Associated Press
Concerted Court Fight Opens on Etex Oil Ltd
Federal court in Houston opens proration cases against East Texas oil field orders. Fifty eight new suits challenge Texas Railroad Commission production limits, joining 17 older cases. Judge panel moves to consolidate into a single omnibus proceeding. Assistant AG Maurice Cheek moves to dismiss cases not pursuing commission relief first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etex Oil Ltd
Houston
East Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Commission
Maurice Cheek
Briggs settlement eyed over dead time rule at Ford
Briggs Manufacturing indicates an imminent labor settlement with its workers after canceling the dead time deduction rule that sparked a shutdown at Ford Motor Co. The statement comes from Briggs offices in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Ford Motor Co
Briggs
Auto Crash Claims Life in Panhandle Highway Incident
Ernest Lee Nelson age 24 of Pampa is dead after a Thursday night crash on the Panhandle Highway in northeast Pampa. His sister Mrs Robert Johnson and Mrs Helen Metcalf, both of Pampa, are hospitalized with severe injuries. a brother Dewey Nelson escaped with minor injuries. Nelson recently moved from St Vrain New Mexico to live with his mother Mollie Nelson. The coupe collided with a two negro occupants G E Smith of Denver Colorado and Jesse Jones of Dawson New Mexico. No charges filed. funeral arrangements to be announced by N S Griggs & Son.
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Ernest Lee Nelson
van Buren Street
Robert Johnson
Helen Metcalf
Pampa
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Panhandle Highway
Nelson
St. Vrain
N. M
Dewey Nelson
G. E. Smith
Denver
Cole
Jesse Jones
Dawson
Young Nelson
N. 8
Griggs & Sona
Mollie Nelson
Unexplained Shooting Kills One Near Flint Goodson Spur
One man was killed and another critically wounded in an unexplained shooting at Goodson Spur near Flint, Texas, today. The incident occurred in the afternoon, with authorities investigating the motive and exact sequence of events.
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Tyler
Tex
Goodson Spur
Flint
Rhome killings escape after deputy shot in barber shop
Wise County January 27 Deputy Sheriff Joe Brown was shot and killed in his barber shop after arresting three men and a woman in a gasoline theft case. The four fled in an automobile toward Fort Worth, with a hitchhiker who fled town and later surrendered to help in the manhunt.
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Rhome
Wise County
Joe Brown
Decatur
Fort Worth
Brown
Here
Sheriff's Deputies
Midwest Farm Protest Grows Across States
Farmers in Iowa Idaho Oklahoma Ohio Minnesota Nebraska Wisconsin and the Dakotas push back against mortgage foreclosures amid mortgage debt totaling about 1.53 billion dollars across nine states. Courts and governors act to delay foreclosures while protests recruit more participants.
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Des Moines
le Mars
Iowa
Idaho
Oklahoma
Ohio
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Tulsa
Okla
Nampa
Bowling Green
Herring
Wapello County
Sarpa County
Fight Officers In Wholesale Eviction War
Police and City Marshal David Leff moved into Alley a writers and artists colony in New York to evict tenants. Revolvers drawn, doors broken, breakfast left on tables and threats of shooting followed as occupants resisted. Four more evictions occurred amid smoke and ash as a dispute with the landlord had simmered for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Leff
Paradise Alley
Trial of Jess Pore in robbery case at Army and Navy Store
The trial of Jess Pore for robbing the Army and Navy Store at Fourth and Taylor began in 47th District Court. Prosecution witnesses Feferman and Melson testified but could not identify Pore or the pistol. Pore is defended by Co. L. King and M. S. Rayburn. two other suspects Autrey Bradley and Sid Howard face charges.
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Jess Pore
Army & Navy
Fourth
Taylor
47Th District
Story
Louis Feferman
Claude Melson
Pore
Co. L. King
M. 8. Rayburn
Henry
Bishop
Autrey Bradley
Sid Howard
Feferman
Melson
Peterman
J. R. Sanford
Peferman
W. R. McDowell
Ralph Allen
Bue Hinds
Ong Street
Dixie Gray
Duncan Thomas
Wile Drowning Case Due for Jury Today
Twelve jurors will hear the case of L. M. Parks accused of drowning his wife in Trammell Lake last July. Final arguments expected to take six hours before jurors retire. The defense will present its case after the state rests.
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Sweetwater
U.P
L. M. Parks
Trammell Lake
George Outlaw
James Henry Beall, Jr
George Mahon
Mauzey
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Hammer Killer
Seatac
U. S
Simmonds Meat
Henry H. Heimann
National Association of Credit Men
Ford
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AUTO
Ernest Nelson
Midwest Farm
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J. M. Booth
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