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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1931

Page

2

Capone case stirs anger over expected light sentence

The writer condemns a two and a half year term and ten thousand dollar fine for Capone, arguing the gangster’s crimes deserve the full thirty four years and a life behind bars. They urge harsher punishment and note the wealth and influence Capone is alleged to wield.

Mr. Capone Capone United Press United States

Bill's Gone Back to Work

A poem by Edgar A. Guest from 1931 narrates Bill's return to honest labor after a decade of financial ruin. He mortgages his big house, endures hardship, and learns self-respect by choosing work over pride and easy pleasures.

Bill Coztt

Hoover warns on ground flight during memorial dedication

Three pilots who flew over the Harding Memorial during dedication events were grounded pending investigation after President Hoover urged action. Columbus reports Adjutant General Henderson said future National Guard air units will police crowds above public meetings. Hoover also urged Illinois to shift government duties as he spoke at the state assembly before dedicating Lincoln’s tomb.

Capone Chicago Harding Memorial Commerce Secretary Hoover Columbus Frank D. Henderson 112Th Ohio National Guard Air Squadron Calvin Coolidge Springfield Ill Ilinois Illinois Abraham Lincoln Prsenal Mrs. Hoover Lincoln State Mansion

Oklahoma Bank Robbery Ends With Escape

A robber stole between 600 and 800 dollars from Farmers Bank in Orlando Oklahoma as president J E Schaffer fired a bullet at the getaway car. Witnesses include bank bookkeeper Ruth Gee and customers Thomas Finnell and D L Meagher. The bandit fled south in a small motor car.

Orlando Okla Farmers’ Bank J. E. Schaffer

Paving on North Fillmore Street Accepted by City Commission

City commission accepted paving on North Fillmore Street from Eighth to Eleventh Avenues after recommendation by city engineer E N Stanley. The project installed by Willmering and Mullen was completed and approved Tuesday night.

North Fillmore Street Eighth Avenue Eleventh Avenue E. N. Stanley Willmering & Mullen

Capt Frank Hawks Reaches Rome on Speed Flight

Capt Frank Hawks arrived in Rome from Croydon airport near London ahead of noon on a fast journey. He aims for a round trip England to Rome and back for dinner in London, planning a 900 mile each way route with a lunch stop before resuming toward London.

Rome Frank Hawks Croydon London Hawks England

Praise for railroads and Amarillo hotels in Santa Fe engineer letter

A Santa Fe engineer from the Herring Hotel writes praising railroad booster coverage in the Amarillo News and Globe. He lauds Ernest O. Thompson and urges support for the Santa Fe, rail workers, and local hotels owned by Thompson, highlighting affordable rooms, dining, and steady guest income amid light travel.

Santa Fe Boise City Amarillo Gol Thompson Herring Col. Thompson Amarillo News and Globe P. J. Camerell Herring Hotel

Offering O Possums Dear Tack

Four young o possums about two months old will be sold to a responsible owner. There is one male and three females. They should be kept in a strong cage with no cracks for head access. They enjoy freedom and may help control rats and mice around barns or grounds. Tack letters, Page 16.

Herman Borth Stratford Crippled Children Fund Shirley Meyer Mary Elizabeth Royalty Lenora Jean Taylor Shirley E. B. Meyer Tri-State Fair Grounds

Postal Heads Convention Opens with Amarillo Welcome

Delegates representing third and fourth class post offices gather for the 27th annual convention. A. E. Frieze of Silverton opens the event in Amarillo with remarks from W. W. Kenyon and Carroll T. Coolidge. M. E. Dilday outlines three core post office factors as sessions proceed.

A. E. Frieze Silverton Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel America J. W. Sanders Amarillo E. B. Fincher

Lubbock Man Found Dead in His Room

Guy A. Davis a real estate operator about 40 was found dead in his room at a Lubbock lodging house from a pistol shot to the right temple. Justice of the Peace H K Porter and County Attorney Vaughn Wilson ruled the death was a personal safety related pistol shot after midnight.

Lubbock Guy A. Davis Justice of the Peace H. K. Porter Vaughn Wilson Davis

Amelia Earhart Autogiro Flight Toward Tulsa

Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam took off from Love Field at 10 16 A M en route to Tulsa. She planned to refuel at Gainesville or Denison before continuing.

Dallas Amelia Earhart Putnam Lovefield Tulsa Gainesville Denison

Irish Free State arms find highlights Irish self rule

Washington worries over the negro labor problem as whites lose job access and urban crowding increases strain. The article notes calls to organize industry without copying Russia and critiques Irish Republican hopes amid a hidden arms cache. Get well, Amazone Water Bath and Massages.

Washington Department of Labor Russia

Hatfields and McCoys saga ends in lasting union

Memoir style reminiscence recalls Bill McCoy and Mary Hatfield McCoy marrying in 1895 amid feud lore. Five sons spread west, Mary now a grandmother visiting kin. Bill notes enduring respect for both families and pride in his Hatfield wife.

Washington McCoy Hatfield Bill McCoy Kentucky Pretty Mary Hatfields Jense Hatfield Mary Mary Hatfield McCoy Old Bill South Willie

Fire destroys largest motor ship in world

The Furness Bermuda, one of the world’s largest motorships, burned in Hamilton Harbor Bermuda. Firefighters failed to contain the blaze as it spread from the forepart to the engine room and decks, leaving the ship listing and sunk by 7 AM with no injuries reported. Navy assistance aided efforts.

Hamilton Bermuda

Market Highlights From Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Reports

Kansas City and Chicago markets show hogs up to 35 cents higher with top 7.06 for 180 220 lb hogs. Cattle and calves mixed with steers mostly steady to higher. Idaho lambs and U S. market trends noted. New Orleans cotton opens steady then rallies before retreating on weekly weather. New York stocks exhibit narrow, irregular moves with limited turnover and minor gains in select rails and preferreds.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City U. S. Dept. Agr Idaho Chicago Livestock Chicago New Orleans Liverpool New York American Can American Telephone U. S. Steel Allied Chemical Atchison New York Central St. Louis Southern Kansas City Southern Wilson Sloss Sheffield Call Money

Amarillo Zoning Map Hearings Wrap Up

Public hearings on Amarillo proposed zoning map have ended with few attendees and no granted requests. Mayor Ernest O. Thompson says the commission will decide if the ordinance passes as Major E A Wood notes retail area concerns.

Amarillo Commission Ernest O. Thompson Thompson J. W. Reneau North Buchanan Street North Buchanan Mr. Reneau Reneau Major Wood E. A. Wood Dallas Lubbock League of Texas Municipalities Ben Stone Sixteenth Avenue Mr. Stone Mary Smith Line Street Stone City Commission Planning Board Zoning Board

San Antonio Chosen 1932 Police Chiefs Convention Site

San Antonio was selected by acclamation to host the 1932 Texas Police Chiefs and City Marshals convention. L T Robey of El Paso was elected president with officers including Carl Kennedy Beaumont vice president Percy Heard Houston second vice president R D Thorp Austin third vice president George A Smith Dallas secretary treasurer and N D Cone Gonzales sergeant at arms.

EL Paso Tex U.P San Antonio L. T. Robey Carl Kennedy Beaumont Percy Heard Houston R. D. Thorp Austin George A. Smith Dallas N. D. Cone Gonzales

Tennessee Governor Seeks Return of Bank Robbery Suspects

Tennessee Governor Henry Horton issued a requisition to Texas for the return to Memphis of three men linked to the Union Planters Bank robbery. The suspects Herbert Scales, Ralph Arnold, and John Cherris alias Kachewris were captured in Dallas and named in the requisition.

Nashville Tenn Henry H. Horton Texas Memphis Main Street Union Planters’ National Bank and Trust Company Dallas Herbert Scales Ralph Arnold John Cherris Kachewris

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