McMahon Remanded After London Parade Gun Incident
George Andrew McMahon a bald Briton was remanded to jail for a week after a brief hearing on a charge of producing a weapon with intent to alarm King Edward. Alfred Kerstein said McMahon wished to testify and call witnesses at a continuance next Friday.
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London
George Andrew McMahon
King Edward's
Alfred Kerstein
McMahon
Bow Street
Covent Garden Market
Anthony Gordon Dick
Edward
Constitution Hill
Luke Trammell To Die and Gibson Gets 60 Years
Luke Trammell, retrive farm convict, was sentenced to death for the murder of Guard Felix Smith during a June 19 break. Forest Gibson, tried with Trammell, received a 60 year term. Both convicts fled across Texas, abducted two people, and were captured in Limestone County two weeks later.
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Angleton
Texas
Luke Trammell
Felix Smith
Forest Gibson
Trammell
King, Taylor
Coleman
Nolan
Motley
Gibson
Limestone County
Smith
R. L. Steele
T. B. Atkinson
Atkinson
Colorado
Columbus
Colorado County
Oklahoma
Arm strike witness recounts pistol found near horse
Testimony describes an object identified as a loaded pistol that fell to the ground beside the king's horse during McMahon's treason trial under the 1842 act. A fellow remark about cleaning photographs via linen and ammonia is noted among election returns later referenced.
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McMahon
Precinct J pady list of judges and clerks by precincts
Long roster enumerates precinct by precinct judges and clerks for an election. Names include EF Feyerabend Joe Taylor H F Eldridge Lyles Parsons Campbell Blakemore Nobles Teel Brummett Cayton Askew Durham Lumpkin Willson Doran Austin Britain Linery Wallace Stitt Whipple Chance Doheney Coleman Read Heaton Anderson Hudgins Coleman Williams Jenkins Lodge Timmons Lodter Speer Booth Hays Howell Sanders Carter Decker Bullard Miller Sullenger Cochran Hill Fowler Lofgren Bennet Hammack Bailey Pearce Smith Vinson Hargett Sullivan Grimes Langford Federick Robertson Lester Wise and others.
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Cora W. Parsons
Mayme Campbell
Lester Blakemore
H. A. Nobles
B. P. Teel
C. J. Brummett
F. C. Cayton
W. A. Askew
T. E. Durham
Tom Lumpkin
S. H. Taylor
W. D. Westbay
John White
George Nunn
J. O. Turner
Lois Smith
D. W. Britain
R. J. Broyles
F. M. Neal
I. O. Willson
Jeannette Doran
Bettye Austin
E. L. Smith
Will Simpson
Elmer Sowder
C. F
FE. R. Archambeau
P. W. Skillman
Horace Griggs
Johnnie B. Archer
Floyd Cooper
F. Rittenberry
Lucy D. Rominger
P. W. Skilling
R. Archambeau
Rabey Funk
J. D. Suggs
W.S. Birge
C. L. King
Harry Meyers
G. H. Walker
Charles E. Bates
W. N. Baker
A. P Gibson
Ben Henson
William Brune
J. C. Ely
W. O. Budd
Harry Dailey
H. T. Pond
Otho K. Farrell
Howard W. Lynch
Ora Pond
D. Spillers
Neva Packard
J. C. Holman
J. R. Hodges
E. M. Jones
J. H. Timmons
C. F. Lodter
Arlie Speer
R. H. Ray
Harry Hardgraves
John C. Booth
A. B. Hays
W. C. Howell
A. O. Sanders
John H. Carter
B. T. Decker
Allan Bullard
A. P. Miller
R. G. Sullenger
Clay Cochran
J. Walter Hill
F. H. Langford
C. B. Federick
W. D. Robertson
J. C. Lester
Ruth Hess
Alice Wise
Jurges
M. F
Precinct No 20 to 27 Election Judges and Clerks Listed
A list of election precincts from 20 through 27 names the judges and clerks serving each polling place. Entries include precinct numbers 20 to 27 with multiple judges such as W. F. Davis and H. R. Davis, and clerks like Vera Shields and Alice Hester. The document enumerates personnel assigned across precincts 20 21 22 23 24 25 27.
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F. G. Russell
Stanley Zimmerman
M. L. Montgomery
O. M. Addison
H. R. Davis
G. B. Morris
Floyd Krabbe
Frank Raef
Jack Swan
H. P. Hadfield
Charles C. Lowe
O. C. Applequist
C. O. Adams
Annie McSpadden
Elsie Montgomery
Lois A. Lowe
Joe Mobley
Joe Jenkins
W. L. Campbell
T. H. Moss
A B
Anna
Kruser
Jim Weymouth
C. BE
Weymouth
Fred Cor
Texas Voters Set August 22 Runoff For Governor
The article outlines Democratic primary dynamics in Texas with August 22 set for a runoff if no candidate clears majority. Contenders include Pierce Brooks Dallas businessman F W Fischer oil expert Tom Hunter Wichita Falls and others while Morris Sheppard campaigns for re election amid Roosevelt New Deal support. Lieut Gov Woodul and Attorney General McCraw face no opposition.
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Pierce Brooks
Dallas
F. W. Fischer
Tom Hunter
Wichita Falls
Morris Sheppard
Texarkana
Roosevelt
Sheppard
Joe H. Eagle
Joseph H. Price
J. Edward Glenn
Guy B. Fischer
Richard C. Bush
Thompson
Texas
National
New Deal
State Railroad Commission
Ernest O. Thompson
Amarillo
H. O. Johnson
Carl C. Hardin
Goodson Rieger
Walter Woodul
William McCraw
East county commissioner race in Amarillo area heats up
Mark Parker from the east county faces F. Klinke and Henry R. Jones. In the west, Joe Gray and John Winters seek the commission post, while six northern candidates compete: Dan Pavillard E M Pittman T A Re ville M B Mobberly Percy Gibbs and Cliff A Biggers.
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Amarillo
Mark Parker
F. ©. Klinke
Henry R. Jones
Joe Gray
John Winters
Dan Pavillard
E. M. Pittman
T. A. Reville
M. B. Mobberly
Percy Gibbs
Cliff A. Biggers
Senator Small Promises to Reveal Real Campaign Issues
Senator Small spoke in Canyon last night and said he will "give the facts" about the campaign. He criticized a Republican in the Democratic district for attempting to buy a senator and indicated other issues will be exposed.
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Goon
Pampa
J. Sid O'Keefe
Panhandle
Small
Canyon
Clint Small
Loyalist advance near Madrid and Burgos claim
Ex-deputy Antonio Delavilla reports loyalist troops 57 miles north of Madrid at the start and advancing 15 miles toward Ceguilla. He says proclamations by Mola dropped behind lines by rebel planes do not dampen Loyalist resolve as they push toward Burgos, Mola’s headquarters. Election returns Paramount Sat. Nite.
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Antonio Delavilla
Madrid
Ceguilla
de Lavilla
Mola
Burgos
Citizenship Denied to Aliens Convicted of Drunken Driving
Hartford judge rules aliens convicted of driving while intoxicated cannot obtain citizenship within five years after completing sentence. Judge Edwin B. Thomas requires a five year waiting period before petition consideration for such cases.
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Hartford
Conn
Edwin 8. Thomas
Loyalists Strike at Ceguilla Capture Prisoners and Arms
The report says loyalist forces defeated the rebels at Ceguilla killing officers and soldiers. Loyalists with machine guns captured 106 prisoners including officers and civil guards and seized machine guns rifles artillery and five cars. Three loyalist columns were raised in Valencia and Cuenca to reinforce government troops.
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Ficers
Ceguilla
Interior Ministry
Spain
Valencia
Cuenca
British Leader Plans Diplomatic Tour Through German Capitals
The article outlines a visit to the Richthofen air squadron with first direct contact with German aviation. A luncheon at the officers mess, a tour of the Olympic stadium village, a reception for foreigners, and a stroll to Lake Wannsee wrap up the day’s program.
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Richthofen
Olympic Stadium
Lake Wannsee
Four candidates seek county treasurer in local election
The ballot features four first time candidates for county treasurer Mrs T H Rodgers F S Wallace Frank Redder and L D Heyser. The 123rd District contest draws Wright G H Little Amarillo and J H McCracken amid Panhandle politics. Incumbent H K Stanfield not seeking reelection. Three Amarillo men Lon Sellars Frank Buckingham and G Fairey compete for commissioner Precinct One duties.
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T. H. Rodgers
F. S. Wallace
Frank Redder
L. D. Heyser
Panhandle
Wright
G. H. Little
Amarillo
J. H. McCracken
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Jack
Jack) Little
Ingersoll
Baguette
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Lindy
Borden
Heap-Co
van Buren
Fillmore
Carolina
A. V. Robertson & Company
Accountants and Auditors
Oliver Eakle
Henry S$. Bishop
Henry
Hubert Cole
Hubert
J. H
Jack) Steger
Globe-News
the Panhandle
Binford Arney
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