Venire in Case of H. Long 5 Court Order
The district criminal docket opens with W. V. Lowrey swindling postponed to Thursday at 9.00 am. Several cases set for hearing include Henry Long for criminal assault with a special venue, and Troy Horton for murder. Grand jury foreman H. E. Peery named as primary member among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Lowrey
District Criminal Court
Henry S. Bishop
Earl Overton
Charley Chadd
Fred Bone
Marvin White
L. S. Lahm
S. H. Tys0
W. M. Stenger
Will M. Benton
J. W. Reven
Buford Jones
L. A Foster
Howard Blackburn
J. ¥. Woodside
Ted Kennedy
Sam Boswell
Ray Edens
Denver
Fred Downs
E. T. Cowan
O. N. Smith
W. D. Beeman
Henry Long
Tapi
W. R. Tarwater
Justin Crane
Ted
Kennedy
R. Weaver
T-Bone Stout
Pee-Wee Cantrell
Price Copeland
Horace Wells
Jim Allison
George Owen
A. G. Bowman
L. L. Burkett
George Brown
Cecil Tipton
Mrs Bussle Dies At Home In Amarillo Morning
Mrs Francis B Bussle died at 5 o clock this morning at 1719 Tyler Street Amarillo after arriving from Oklahoma City recently. The remains will be sent to Oklahoma City tonight for burial with Black Purn Boxwell Funeral Home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis B
Tyler Street
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Blackpurn-Boxwell Funeral Home
In Memory of Mrs E E Miller
An obituary tribute recalls Mrs E E Miller of Waco Texas who died January 13 1929 at her daughter Mrs R L Roberts Amarillo home. The piece extols her devotion to family Christian faith and meek surrender to God praising her as a loving mother and compassionate neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Miller
R. L. Roberts
Amarillo
Death
Earth
Heaven
Amarillo writer muses on Post hopes and Ernest Thompson bid
A local columnist details his missed manuscript return for a Saturday Evening Post piece and jokes about earning a thousand dollars. He shifts to Ernest Thompson's mayoral bid in Amarillo, praising some aims while doubting overall fit and impact on voters. He notes local issues from hotel profits to Texan river bed reclamation and LeFors housing actions.
Radio bridge series twelfth game airs tonight on WDAG
The twelfth of twenty radio bridge games airs at 9 30 p m on WDAG with Milton C Work and Wilburn Whitehead as experts. Contestants Gratz M Scott John H Smith and two hosts present advance hands with listeners asked to play along bid by bid.
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WDAG
Milton C. Work
Wilburn Whitehead
New York
America
Canada
Lsteners-In
Gratz M. Scott
John H. Smith
Ridgewood
N. J
Knickerbocker Whist Club
Auction Bridge Magazine
Work
Whitehead
South
Wilbur C. Whitehead
West
Ridge
North
Hearts
Mrs L M Harris dies at son's home in city
Mrs. L. M. Harris 83 died at 11 30 this morning at the home of her son L. M. Harris 1001 East Fourth avenue. She leaves three sons I M Harris of this city D J Harris of Snyder Oklahoma and Nathan Harris of Burkburnett and one daughter Mrs W J Adams of Cordell Oklahoma. She was a member of the Church of Christ. The body is held at Nials Griggs & Sons pending relatives arrival.
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L. M. Harris
Eas
Fourth Avenue
I.M
D. J
Snyder
Oklaw
Nathan
Burkburnett
W. J. Adams
Cordell Okla
Church of Christ
Nials Griggs & Sons
Demonstration clubs to meet Wednesday in Potter County
Four Home demonstration clubs of Potter county will hold an all day meeting at the Women’s club rooms in the auditorium tomorrow. A covered dish luncheon at noon will be attended by the county commissioners and other special guests. The year book for 1929 will be discussed.
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Potter County
Five Best Air Features on Wednesday Radio
Program listings for the 1929 broadcast day include the Palmolive Hour on WEAF at 8:30 CST, The Cabin Door on WIZ at 8:30 CST, Kolster Orchestra and The Continentals on WOR and WIZ at 9:00 CST, and Night Club Romance on WOR at 9:30 CST.
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United Pres Weaf
WOR
Kolster Orchestra
The
Immigration Debate and Legal System Critique in Daily Page
A column argues against Asiatic immigration and racial mixing, citing medical beliefs and historical claims. It criticizes U S legal delays and favors reforms to make courts fair, while noting Italy’s naval buildup and Coolidge budget support. It also highlights Ireland's economic progress and hydro power growth.
Blind Justice and The Black Pigeon teaser
The piece recounts the Bambrick case a young man executed despite innocence and notes a governor's refusal to intervene. It previews Anne Austin's new mystery The Black Pigeon beginning next Tuesday in The Globe, inviting readers to test their detective skills.
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Tommy Bambrick
New York State
Bambrick
Sing Sing Death House
Lambrick
New York
Albany
The
Globe
Anne Austin
Buscion
Oil investigation debate stirs Texas capitol over Fort Worth claims
At the Texas house committee on federal relations a night session failed to pass the Harding resolution urging a congressional probe into alleged tyrannical practices against independent oil operators led by comments from RE Ladd. Governor Moody pressed for named officials as Ladd hinted at a pact with a Houston auditing firm.
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Associated
Ladd
Houston
Moody
Congressional Investigating Committee
Water Priority Proposals Questioned by Texas Panels
Senate and house committees heard arguments against water priority proposals by Senator Woodward and Representative Tillotson. Tillotson argued his bill would regulate power companies, while Woodward's redrafted measure would limit hydro electric development. Both would grant municipal and domestic uses priority over hydro power, with irrigation districts possibly required to buy water from existing power contracts.
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Associated Press
Austin
Senate
House
Woodward
Coleman
Tillotson
Sealy
Texas
Starley
Pecos
C. L. McCartney
Brownwood
Walter F. Brown
Houston
Lakeside Irrigation Company
Eagle Lake
Clarence 2. Wharton
D. W. Ross
San Antonio
Maj
J. B. Hawley
Fort Worth
A. J. Filers
Frank Reobertson
San Benito
Senator A. 3, Wirts
Seguin
A Quail Eating Contest Recalled In Old City Column
A letter recalls a quail eating contest idea from a bygone era. The writer, born in Western North Carolina before the Spanish American War, describes catching quail as partridges or Bob Whites and reminisces about driving coveys into nets while riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qack
North Carolina
Jack Pepper and Brother in Amarillo Ties Highlight Texas Trip
Jack Pepper, featured this week at the Fair Interstate bill, is brother of J Truitt Culpepper teller at Amarillo National Bank who has lived in Amarillo two years after moving from Dallas. Pepper toured the East for five years as a nightclub master of ceremonies in Baltimore Washington Chicago and New York and now returns to Texas for black eyed peas and cornbread. He visited his brother at 1111 West Eighteenth Avenue after a show with about twenty seven guests from Dallas in attendance. Pepper's real name is Jack Culpepper.
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Jack Pepper
J. Truitt Culpepper
Amarillo National Bank
Amarillo
Dallas
Jack
Oak Cliff
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Chicago
New York
Texas
1111
West Eighteenth Avenue
Jack Culpepper
Subcommittee to Hear Hill County Contest Delayed
The AP reports the subcommittee led by Representative Storey will delay its evidence gathering in Hidalgo County over the seat contest of W. R. Montgomery pending additional house authority. A House vote is needed to empower investigators to make inquiries before proceeding.
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Associated Press
Austin
Hidalgo County
E. M. Smith
W. R. Montgomery
Fdinburg
Representative Storey
Vernon
Committee On
Jan
Congress
14Th Congressional District
Guadalupe County
Bee County
Girl Scouts Council To Meet Thursday
The Girl Scouts Council will meet Thursday at 5 15 PM in the local headquarters Auditorium to elect officers. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts Council
The
Girl Scouts
Upward Oil Production Trend Continues in United States
Tulsa reports the United States crude oil daily average rose to 2,667,056 barrels for the week ending January 26, up 17,526 from January 19. Gains were led by Santa Fe Springs California and heavier oil increases nationwide, with notable rises in West Texas and Gulf Coast regions.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
Oil and Gras Journal
Santa Fe Springs
Califorea
Seminole
Oklahoma
West Texas
Gulf Coast
Southwest
Texas
California
The Tiny Foe That Brought a Mighty Hunter Low
A verse recounts a famed hunter who conquered beasts yet succumbed to an unseen microbe. It extols human bravado facing rhinoceros lion tiger moose trophies, then shifts to science showing tiny germs as the real peril, ending with a warning to tame them.
Missouri Pacific Chief Predicts Bright Texas Year
Lewis W. Baldwin president of Missouri Pacific in Dallas foresees a fruitful next two to three years for Texas and the Southwest with emphasis on Rio Grande Valley development and the Winter Garden area. He spoke during a regional Boy Scout executives meeting.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Dan
Texas
Southwest
Lewis W. Baldwin
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Rio Grande Valley
Winter Garden
Missouri Pacific
Baldwin
Farmers Wives and 4 H Members Attend Lubbock College Course
Hundreds of farmers wives and 4 H club members gathered at Texas Technological College for the first annual college farm short course. County agents railroad agents and Tech agricultural and home economics faculty provide instruction as the event runs through the day.
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Ry Unitel
Lubbock
Tex
Texas Technological College
Tech Agricultural and Home Economics Faculty
Electric cars by radio power foreseen by Williams
Flashes of Life reports short items from Chicago New York Palm Beach and Albany. An electric radio powered car starter is imagined by G M Williams. Dubose Heyward advises writers to leave New York for inspiration. Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney wears yellow pajamas while in Palm Beach as hose becomes unnecessary on beaches. Albany hints marathon dance contests may be limited to 12 hours per day with health supervision and bonds for promoters.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
G. M. Williams
New York
Dubose Heyward
Palm Beach
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Albany
N. Y
Market roundup of livestock and commodities across major cities
Hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep markets from Kansas City Chicago Fort Worth East St Louis report steady to higher trends. Top hogs at $9.80 and $9.90. cattle and calves varied by weight, vealers and cows listed with prices. Cotton and poultry markets show mixed moves. New York and New Orleans open steady to up, and Liverpool quotes reflect early gains and later pullbacks. Stock list highlights widespread activity across markets and regular commodity notes.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Chicago
Fort Worth
East ST. Louis
Pointed Press
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Mer H
Kefore
Columbia Gas
International General Railway
U. S. Steel
American Power Light
Utilities Power and Light
Standard Gas and Electric
Commonwealth Power, and
Engineers Public Service
Nash Motors
International Harvester
Bordens
Liggett & Myers
Missouri Pacific
Gardner Motors
International Nickel
Mexican Seaboard
Norman Sunday sentenced to 30 years for Bowen murder
Norman Sunday was convicted of murdering R. C. Bowen at a Karnes City filling station last July and sentenced to 30 years in prison. The jury deliberated overnight after the trial. The Associated Press report notes the verdict and sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asociated
Karnes City
Tex
Dan
Norman
R. C. Bowen
Miss Hamner Travels to Austin for State Meeting
County school superintendent Laura V. Hamner leaves for Austin to attend Texas State Teachers Association executive committee meeting and to press the county superintendents bill before the legislature. The measure would replace elected county superintendents with appointed officials and could affect the state superintendent's appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas State Teachers Association
Predicted Cold Wave Fails to Materialize in Amarillo
A forecaster predicted a low of 14 degrees for Amarillo but the night brought milder weather. At 7 am it was 21 degrees, then fell to 19 by 8, before rising to noon. A warming trend is expected tomorrow. Yesterday ranged from 24 to 58 degrees making for a pleasant day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Amarillo
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