Citation by Publication in Potter County Texas Court
Zelinda Copeland sues Charlie Copeland in Potter County Texas District Court seeking dissolution of marriage. Publication summons issued. defendant unknown residence in Texas. case No. 10747. Also note Coke product expects 50,000 tons of export business from Galveston in winter.
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Zelinda Copeland
Charlie Copeland
District Court
108Th Judicial District
Potter County
Texas
State of Texas
Potter
District Court of
Amarillo
A. D
Zelina Copeland
State of
Galveston
Police Summons Campaign Captures Amarillo Motorists
Amarillo police renewed a traffic campaign using bold police summons cards placed on cars. Drivers, misreading the card as a ticket, rushed to headquarters for clarification, while others refused to take the notices. The card stressed non arrest and outlined traffic rules to follow.
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Amarillo
Relief Groups Defended On Graft Charge
Austin January 27 Lawrence Westbrook Texas relief director and state civil works administrator defends relief agencies against graft accusations. He cites only two Texas counties with felonious cases found by internal investigators and stresses strict oversight, bonds, and decentralized supervision across the program to ensure honest operation and protect funds.
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Austin
Lawrence Westbrook
Texas
Federal Civil Works Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Civil Works Administration
Civil Works
Washington
Civil Works and Emergency Relief Administrations
Splawn Confirmed for I C C Position
Walter M. W. Splawn of Texas was confirmed by the Senate as a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The chamber also approved Nathaniel H. Engle of Washington and Henry Russell Amory of California as assistant directors of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Wright Matthews of Texas as assistant to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, A. Raymond Raff of Philadelphia as mint superintendent, and Mrs. Antoninetts Funk of New Mexico as assistant commissioner of the General Land Office. The Senate scheduled next Wednesday to consider George C. Mathews of Wisconsin for the Federal Trade Commission seat formerly held by William E. Humphrey.
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Washington
Senate
Walter M. W. Splawn
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nathaniel H. Engle
Henry Russell Amory
California
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Wright Matthews
Internal Revenue
A. Raymond Raff
Philadelphia
Mint
Antoninetts Funk
New Mexico
General Land Office
George C. Mathews
Wisconsin
William E. Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
School Board Handles Only Routine Business
The school board met in the Supt of Schools W. A. McIntosh office last night to discuss routine matters only.
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Supt of Schools
W. A. McIntosh
Poultry Show Opens with 348 Entries in McLean
The Fifth Annual Poultry and Rabbit Show in McLean opened January 25 with 348 entries. Judge is R. B. Galloway of Amarillo and show director is A. A. Tampke, McLean high school agriculture head. Poultry judging teams from Panhandle schools will join the contest Saturday.
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Sunday News Globe
Mclean
McLean Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Galloway
Amarillo
A. A. Tampke
McLean High School
Panhandle
Solon Backs Fellow Texan Mansfield for Congress
Washington reports Rep. Clark W. Thompson will not seek re election but will back fellow Texas Democrat Joseph Jefferson Mansfield. Mansfield leads the rivers and harbors committee and will head the ninth district after redistricting in January 1935. Thompson praises Mansfield as a statesman and plans to support him fully in the race.
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Washington
Clark W. Thompson
Texas
Joseph Jefferson Mansfield
Thompson
Galveston
Chambers
Mansfield
House
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Clark
Congress
Ninth
German church crisis: Mueller tightens control in Prussia
Reichs bishop Ludwig Mueller, backed by Goering, declares himself spiritual dictator for 19 million Prussian Protestants. He suspends pastors who called for secession, amid a broader clash within the Prussian United Church and Nazi leadership’s push to seize church authority.
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Berlin
Reichsbishop
Ludwig Mueller
Prussia
Germany
Goering
Jardine Accepts Post To Wichita Municipal University
William M. Jardine former Secretary of Agriculture and Kansas State treasurer announced acceptance of offer to become president of Wichita Municipal University at Wichita. Thirty seven highway projects funded by state and federal sources employed 2,855 men in Alabama.
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Topeka
Kas
William M. Jardine
Kansas State
Wichita Municipal University
Wichita
Alabama
Charters Granted For Kimbell Bostic Supply Co Burkburnett
Austin January 27 charter granted to Kimbell Bostic Supply Company of Burkburnett with capital stock 13000 and drilling described. Incorporators listed as John L Bostic O C Wills and E L Sanders.
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Austin
Kimbell-Bostic Supply Company
Burkburnett
Capital
John L. Bostic
O. C. Wills
E. L. Sanders
De Valera touts Ireland’s self sufficiency drive
In Dublin on January 27 President Eamon De Valera praised progress toward a self supporting Free State. He promised an unqualified assurance of continued Fianna Fail rule and outlined plans to boost Irish goods, tobacco, and cotton while detailing ambitious 1934 industrial projects to cut foreign dependence.
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Irish Free State
Free State
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fail
de Valera
Fianna Fair
Ministry of Industry
Texas fair leaders hear racings would bring millions
Dallas January 27. Rep T H McGregor of Austin told fair managers legalized horse racing would bring Texas about one million dollars yearly and improve live stock. He urged aid to enforce the State Racing Commission requirements. M D Abernath of Longview was elected president, succeeding George Barber. Ed Burrus named secretary treasurer. New vice presidents named: Claud Holley Gonzales Lee Caviness Paris O L Taylor Amarillo Richard Knight Crockett Pete Smith Ennis. Dallas chosen as site for 1935 convention.
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T. H. McGregor
Austin
Texas Fair
Texas
Texas Association of Fairs
McGregor
M. D. Abernathe
Longview
George D. Barber
Mineral Wells
Ed C. Burrus
Graham
Claud Holley
Gonzales
Lee Caviness
Paris
O. L. Taylor
Amarillo
Richard Knight
Crockett
Pete Smith
Ennis
Allred Sues For Oil Land In East Texas Field
Attorney General James A. Allred filed a suit to recover for the permanent school fund 500 acres in Gregg County within the East Texas oil field where about 50 producing wells are located. The state claims the land is unpatented and part of the unsurveyed public domain dedicated to the fund. Defendants include Atlantic Oil Producing, Gulf Production, Sun Oil, Shell, Texas, Vacuum Oil, Arkansas Oil and Fuel, Humble, and United Gas Public Service companies.
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Austin
Permanent School Fund
Gregg County
East Texas
James A. Allred
Atlantic Oil Producing Company
Gulf Production Company
Sun Oil Company
Shell Petroleum Corporation
the Texas Company
Vacuum Oil Company
Arkansas Oil and Fuel Company
Humble Oil and Refining Company
United Gas Public Service Company
Runaway Boys Return Home From Fort Worth Trip
Harvey Cox age 15 and Marvin Brasher age 11 were found in Fort Worth five days after vanishing from Wall Community near San Angelo. They began the journey home with their parents W H Cox and W M Brasher who followed after a Brashers aunt alerted authorities. Cox was found sleeping on a police bench and Brasher later located at a department store where Mrs Elliott works.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Harvey Cox
Marvin Brasher
Wall
San Angelo
W. H. Cox
W M Brasher
Yo Brasher
J. Pranklett Cox
Brasher
Elliott
Big Birthday Parties Across Nation For Roosevelt
New York dispatch reports a huge nationwide celebration on Tuesday for President Roosevelt s 62nd birthday. About 6000 birthday balls are planned, with proceeds to the Warm Springs Foundation For Infantile Paralysis. Events span hotels factories ships and even Little America with Mrs Roosevelt and Anna Roosevelt Dall attending in Washington and New York.
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Little
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Little America
Richard E. Byrd
Hawaiian Islands
Canal Zone
Alaska
Washington
Palm Beach
Browning, Mont
Panhandle cattlemen warned about flu in stock
Dalhart Jan. 37 Dr R M Olbeter Clayton veterinarian warned Panhandle cattlemen to watch for flu in cattle after a recent outbreak in the Thomas New Mexico area west of there. Sand in feed and on the ground is blamed for colic in horses and cattle not currently working appear unaffected.
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Sunday News Globe
Dalhart
Panhandle
R. M. Olbeter
Clayton
Thomas
New Mexico
Prisoner Surrenders to Extradition Papers in Florida
Howard D. Peoples alias Blackie Thompson, an escaped life term prisoner wanted in Texas for two bank robberies, agreed to surrender to the first officer with proper extradition papers. Florida and Texas officials pursued him along with two companions, Whitey Walker and Roy Johnson, tied to bank robberies totaling over 50,000 dollars.
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Miami
Fin
Howard D. Peoples
Blackie” Thompson
D.C. Coleman
Peoples
Texas
Oklahoma
McAlester
Palestine
Marlin
Tex
Stillwater
Jan
Reese
Irvin
Blackie) Thompson
Matlin
Fla
Thompson
Steese
Florida
Kaiser Fetes Thirth Birthday With Gifts In Doorn
Wilhelm II marked his birthday at Doorn Netherlands amid a flood of gifts and messages. Officials noted an unusually large outpouring of telegrams as relatives and friends gathered for a solemn service led by Rev. Ludwig Schneller who said the empire crown was missing from the third Reich. A late dinner featured Dutch friends, Marshal von Mackensen, and foreign royals while Wilhelm wore a field marshal uniform.
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Doorn
Netherlands
Wilhelm II
Ludwig Schneller
Third Reich
Marshal August von Mackensen
Wilhelm
Kentucky Governor Grants Dog Pardons Patsy
Governor Ruby Laffoon grants a full pardon to Patsy the German shepherd, saved from execution for sheep killing after a jury verdict. The pardon details Patsy’s exemplary life and contrite heart, with Patsy heading to Hopkinsville for a city life away from temptations. A Lancaster hunter also killed a 700 pound bear while rabbit hunting.
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Prankfort Ky
Ruby Laffoon
Patsy
James Breathitt, Jr
Hopkinsville
Charles Seyfert
Lancaster
Cal
Protest Poll Tax Payment At Church
Fort Worth report says a telegram protesting poll tax payments in churches was sent to Assistant Attorney General Elbert Hooper. A special committee including A. L. Bailey C. W. Rogers J. B. Machin and Vance Muse signed the message seeking a ruling under the Terrell Election Law.
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Fort Worth
Aesistant
Elbert Hooper
A. L. Bailey
Texas State Federation of Labor
C. W. Rogers
Allied Printing Trades Council
J. B. Machin
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers Union
Vance Muse
Texas Federation of Anti-Prohibition Clubs
Brinker Jury Hung in Texarkana Slaying Trial
A district court jury in Edwin Brinker’s trial for the McSwain murder in Texarkana was discharged after two days of deadlock. Jurors reported a ten to two vote for conviction since Thursday. The victim’s body was found in a closet, wrapped in a sheet, with shotgun wounds. Brinker's bloody clothing was offered to link him to the crime.
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Boston
Tex
Edwin Brinker
P. A. McSwain
Texarkana
Hicks Harvey
Brinker
McSwain
Suit Seeks 46000 Damages Over Auto Death Near City
Oklahoma City district court receipts show Mrs. Katie Killingsworth of Vernon Texas filed a suit against Mr. and Mrs. C R Van Valkenburgh of Chickasha seeking 46000 damages for the death of her husband K C Killingsworth in an automobile collision near here on December 1.
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Oklahoma City
C. R. van Valkenburgh
Chickasha
Katie Killingsworth
Vernon
Tex
K. C. Killingsworth
Here
Jury acquits Billy Walker in death case at Galveston
In Galveston County, the jury found Billy Walker of Beaumont not guilty of murder in the September slaying of Hubert Oxford. The verdict declared Walker insane at the time of the shooting and charged him with assault to murder in two related counts.
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Billy’ Walker
Galveston
W. the
Billy" Walker
Beaumont
Hubert B. Oxford
Walker
Bouthenat
Caplen
Gulf
Keith
Furt Blue
Oxford
Blue
Gelveston
Georgia
Grace
Will
Ralph Crawford
Caplon
Reduced Freight Rates for Livestock and Feed Approved
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized three railroads to set temporary reduced freight rates on livestock and feed to aid drought areas in Kansas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico and Texas. Rates run through May 31 cover hay straw poultry feed and livestock. Railroads involved are Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Panhandle and Santa Fe.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Gulf, Colorado and
Panhandle and
United Press Dispatch
T. B. Gallaher
Panhandle
Gallaher
Mr. Gallaher
Push Construction Of Swimming Pool In Clovis New Mexico
Clovis New Mexico begins outdoor pool building at the municipal park under a CWA grant. The 50 by 100 foot pool is part of a broader park program including a wading pool, two lakes, a canal, a sunken garden, and tree planting around fairways.
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Sunday News Globe
Clovis
N. M
CWA
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