Amarillo cases show long sentences for murder and burglary
The report lists multiple Amarillo residents receiving lengthy terms from two to fifteen years. C C Lowe drew fifteen years for the murder of itinerant painter Tom Keith in a Fast Fourth Avenue cat house. C C Jones and Ray E McFarland received other multi year sentences tied to burglary and transport crimes linked to Canyon area markets and prison transport methods described from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lowe
Amarillo
Tom Keith
Fourth Avenue
Lowe
C. C. Jones
Ray E. McFarland
Vortales
Tay
Alot. & Sons
Canyon
Galvin Louis Hicks
Robert
DiCarlo
Winks
Circus schedule and cast mark a busy afternoon at fair
Circus acts began at 4 00 pm with side shows in aid of selling tickets, main drinks and cooking hamburgers, opening at 7 00 pm. Performers included J E Doue O brien Thompson and W M McCamy with Rata iDens under A Caldwell and C B Wilson. Local mothers and assistants helped while L Parmelee acted as announcer and grand speaker. In Prague a shoemaker found a hollowed heel containing a wristwatch and gold coins, suggesting a buried treasury stash from a Sudeten German deportee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
J. E. Doue
O'Brien Thompson
W. M
B. R. McCamy
den A. Caldwell
Charles B. Wilson
W. M. Nash
Highlish
B.C. Callaway
R. E. Ie Kavahad
Prague
Czechoslovakia
U.P
Decin
Sudetenland
Gerei
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