Amarillo notes and plans mix politics and culture
A column covers President Roosevelt praise and upcoming events in Amarillo. It notes a new junior college site proposal on Summers property south of Rock Island tracks, 30 acres costing about 350000 with two thirds repayable via government loans. Aimee McPherson speaks at Municipal Auditorium, plus Mother-in-Law Day plans and weather chatter.
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Amarillo
Rock Island Tracks
Tenth Street
Western Avenue
Amarillo Junior College
Hunger tragedy hits Telestor Herrera family in New Mexico
In remote mesa land near Las Vegas New Mexico the Telestor Herrera family faced starvation. The father Teles tor Herrera died after consuming tainted food found in an abandoned house. Three other family members were seriously ill and a 14 year old son Simon was missing or at a neighbor's care.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Telestor Herrera
Mesa
Here
Simon Herrera
Francisco Delgado
Lola
Predius
Herreras
Bybee Confesses as Barrow Gang Escapee Near Amarillo
Fugitive Bybee recounts escape from Gray County jail at Pampa after Barrow gang jailbreak. He describes evading pursuit, stealing a minister’s car, and traveling through Oklahoma, Louisiana, Missouri, and Kansas. He faces multiple life and long-term sentences, defends drinking, and reflects on fate and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrow
Bybee
Terrell
Miss Clark
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Missouri
Kansas
Inittsburgh
Kan
Joplin
McDowell
Lost suit case and job request in TAC letters
A letter from Mrs Maude Ruse of Tulsa Texas asks TAC to locate a woman’s clothing case lost from a car between Portales New Mexico and Tulka Texas on January 24. A second note from a girl seeks work with an elderly couple or in a hotel, requesting assistance finding employment.
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Portales
New Mexico
Tulka
Texas
Court Returns Guilty Verdict Against Louis Johnson
A 47th District Court jury sentenced Louis Johnson to two years in the penitentiary for assault with intent to murder C. L. Dunlop at Harrison Street Garage on December 23. Dunlop was slashed and clothes torn before overpowering the assailant who fled.
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47Th District Court
Louis Johnson
C. L. Dunlop
Harrison Street
Dunlop
Johnson
Max Martinez
Ed Jenkins
Florida officers battle escapees as chase ends in shootout
In Florida a police shotgun injured Walker and Johnson as they resisted arrest after a car chase. Their wives and Homer Arthur were jailed after a raid near Florida State College for Women. Oklahoma prison officials raced to Florida to reclaim three life-former escapees from the prison at McAlester. Walker and Johnson were wounded and held in Tallahassee. Thompson is jailed in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Johnson
Homer Arthur
Florida State College For Women
Mcalester
Okla
Oklahoma
Florida
Texas
W. J
Whitey” Walker
Ray A. Johnson
Tallahassee
Irvin “Blackie” Thompson
Miami
Is This Too Good for Your Cough
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a seven in one cough remedy for quick relief and safety. It claims mild coughs may need less, while many users rely on it, with a druggist guarantee and caveat that coughs signal danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Hicks
Stan
Farley Defends Post Office Files Amid Senate Hearing
Congress questioned Postmaster General Farley about Brown's burned files and promised to leave official records behind if he leaves office. The gallery filled as La Follette prepared to support the St. Lawrence Treaty. A Senate panel heard opposition to a House municipal bankruptcy bill as violative of the Constitution and biased against city bondholders, voiced by George A. Bangs.
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James A. Farley
Ocean and
Air Mail
Walter F. Brown
Brown
Austin
Vermont
Farley
LaFollette
Wisconsin
St. Lawrence
Senate
George A. Bangs
Indianapolis
United Mutual Life Insurance Company
Governor urges bond issuance and foreclosure moratorium
The governor criticizes a prior statute restricting state bond investments and urges issuing at least 10 million in remaining bonds to support Civil Works. She projects fund needs from 8.92 to 19.64 million under various scenarios and recommends consulting the Relief Commission. A foreclosure moratorium bill modeled on Minnesota law is attached to the message.
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Public Free School
The
Texas Relief Commission
Relief Commission
Minnesota
Supreme Court of the United States
County Tax Office Extends Hours for Poll and Vehicle Fees
The county collector reports about 5,500 poll tax receipts issued to date with more expected. The office will stay open from 7 AM to 7 PM and tomorrow until midnight for poll and property taxes, and until midnight Thursday for automobile and truck licenses, with payments by personal checks not accepted for vehicle costs.
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CWA
Three Generations Benefit From Nujol Health Habit
A farm mother Lena Gewalt Saur recounts how Nujol kept her family well across three generations in rural Texas. She notes Nujol’s regularity, ease of use for children, and that the product comes in plain and Cream of Nujol flavors. Readers are invited to share their own Nujol stories with Stance Inc of New York City.
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Omfort
Texas
San Antonio
Lena Gewalt Saur
Mrs. Saur
Nujol
Bunny
Tinker
Fred
Richard Saur
Najal
Miles
Stance, Inc
Park Ave
New York City
Birthday Balls Across Nation Honor Roosevelt
About 6000 balls planned nationwide for Roosevelt's 52nd birthday to aid infantile paralysis endowment. Main events at Waldorf Astoria and Washington, with smaller gatherings from Cherry Valley to Paris and Manila. The national committee led by Col. Henry M. Doherty reports strong enthusiasm as Foreign capitals also plan celebrations. In Washington, Roosevelt enjoys a birthday event while receiving tens of thousands of cards and messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Warm Springs Foundation
Waldorf-Astoria
Washington
Cherry Valley
Henry M. Doherty
Telehave
Paris
Tientsin
Rome
Manila
W. L. Cash
Princeton
Virginia
Arctic cold grips Minnesota and Atlantic seaboard fires warnings
Breakone in Minnesota saw temperatures plunge to 19 below zero as storm warnings extended from Atlantic City to Eastport. The Panhandle, spared by the edge of the cold wave, is expected to warm from 21 degrees this morning to tonight and tomorrow under partly cloudy skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic City
N. J
Eastport
Maine
Panhandle
Middle West
Cattlemen Seek Cooperative Program With Agriculture Dept
Secretary Wallace urged cattlemen to join a cooperative program with the agriculture department to secure relief. He testified before the committee and at a cattlemen’s meeting, saying processing tax need not follow if cattle are made a basic commodity and given cooperative aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Agriculture Department
Murraycision and a Socialist Talk in Dallas
Chief Justice Fletcher Riley jokes about restoring four days as the court notes that constitutional salary provisions auto cover officials despite funding gaps. E. M. Lane, Dallas Socialist lecturer, addresses "America at the Crossroads" at W. O. W. Hall 215 East Eighth Avenue at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
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E. M. Lane
Dallas
Socialist Party
America
W. O. W. Hall
East Eighth Avenue
Kansas City Livestock Market Report and New Orleans Cotton Opening
Kansas City hogs 4 500 mostly steady with top Monday at 3 50, cattle 6 500 steady to slow, veal and stocker quotes range 3 75 to 8 65, lambs around 9 00, ewes and wethers 3 25 to 5 00. New Orleans cotton opened very steady with rains of 4 to 6 points and markets improving after the start.
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Kansas City
Dept. Agr
New Orleans
Liverpool
Demand, Coveting a Firm Opening In Stocks
Stocks opened steady with early gains eroding as profit taking trimmed some advances. Rail and industrial shares led a 1 to 2 point rise before selling pressured many groups. Trading volume neared 2 million shares in first two hours as the market weighed the gold bill and dollar stabilization.
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New York
Graina
Cotton
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
St Paul Man Offers Free to Stomach Ulcer Victims
St Paul resident H Fraser offers free trials of Udea Tablets for stomach ulcers and excess acidity. He claims thousands praise the treatment and provides a seven day trial with money back guarantee. Consumers can write for a free sample to Suite A Foot Schulze Building St Paul Minn with CITY DRUG STORES backing the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
H. Fraser
Fraser
Foot- Schulze
Victim of Burns Buried in Llano
Last rites for Jackie Lee Cox aged 19 months were held at Boxwell Brothers Chapel. Rev. Robert C. Jones officiated with pallbearers Cecil Connally R D Connally Clinton Lindsey and Gwendolyn Lindsey. Interment followed in Llano Cemetery. Cox child died yesterday from burns after a tub of scalding water. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J Cox of 319 North Lamar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Lee Cox
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
Cecil Connally
R. D. Connally
Clinton Lindsey
Gwendolyn Lindsey
Llano Cemetery
North
Lamar Street
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Paducah
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