Master Mind Sought in Train Robbery
Chicago investigators pursue a national hunt for the mastermind of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul mail train holdup that yielded 2 075 000 in cash and securities. Four men remain in custody with others sought, including Max Greenberg and Ernest Fontana, while confessions have emerged from several alleged participants. A federal warrant targets James Murray with bonds set at 100 000.
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Chicago
Mind
Samuel Grant
Blackie Wilcox
Huntsville
Tex
Willis Newton
J. P. Watson
Joe Newton
John Wade
Willie Newton
John Wayne
All Brothers
Carlo Fontana
Ernest
James Murray
Walter McComb
Newton Brothers
Anna Mead
Milwaukee
Joliet
Mead
Santa Fe Passenger Service Expands to Meet Demand
Santa Fe announces continued growth in passenger business requiring additional sections of regular trains. C P Walsh, general baggage agent, just returned from Montreal meetings and visited New York and Boston. He spoke with former local agent D L Thornbury, now city ticket agent in Boston, who sends greetings to friends here. J F Anton, Slaton division superintendent, visited Amarillo Tuesday. W E Shockley, train dispatcher, granted two weeks leave to visit relatives in Pawhuska. A O Leary, dispatcher, left on number 21 Tuesday for two weeks vacation on the California coast.
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Santa Fe
C. P. Walsh
Santa Fe General
General
Montreal
Canada
Mr. Walsh
New York
Boston
D. L. Thornbury
Santa Fe City
W. E. Shockley
Pawhuska
Okla
A. O'Leary
California
Crop prospects bright in New Mexico and Colorado
A. M. Howe reports good crop outlook in northern New Mexico and Colorado with sugar beets promising. Santa Fe line handles hundreds of shiploads of potatoes cabbages and more from Cane Belt division while a Maxwell New Mexico sugar factory rises.
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A. M. Howe
the Earth
Amarillo
Denver
Santa Fe
Albuqurque
el Paso
New Mexico
Colorado
Maxwell New Mex
J. D. Tinsley
German University Enrollment Rises Since War
Berlin reports show 148000 students matriculated at German universities in 1928 up from 94000 in 1913. Women students increased from 6000 to 12000. Technical institutes up 100 percent, commerce schools level, arts academies up 15 percent, universities 40 percent. End of militarism freed 32000 officer berths.
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Berlin
Schools of Commerce
Academies of Art
Germany
Amarillo Ordinance Levying Washington Street Assessments
Amarillo City passes emergency ordinance to levy assessments against abutting properties and railways for Washington Street improvements from Sixteenth to 21st Streets. Assignable certificates issued to Willmering & Mullen. three annual installments with 8 percent interest. liens and collection provisions detailed.
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Washingington Street
Amarillo
Texas
City Commission
Washington Street
Sixteenth Street
21St Street
Plains Paving Company
Willmering & Mullen
C. KE. Willmering
J. M. Mullen
City of
Plains Paying
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J. F. Anton
Slaton
Bark
Lieut
Lowell Smith
Uncle Sam
Ugaki
Tokio
Smith
Cyrus Wood
8. B. Fyfe
Eva Boney
Guila Southard
Desdemona Norwood
R. E. Underwood
Lynch Davidson
Fort Worth
Marion and Eastern Railroad
Illinois
Consumers Ice Company
Merchants Produce Co
Baer
City
Twenty Street
Eugene S. Blasdel
Jewell Davidson
Frank Dunana
Hughes
Tom Currie
J. F. Clark
J. J. Richards
L. C. Whitney
J. c. Paschall
Curtis
Henry Kidd
W. E. Eldridge
Pittman-Rogers
Maude Pittman
T. H. Flynn
Flynn
W. A. Newlin
Lakeview
Plemons
M. Timmons
Wiley Fox
W. W. Ellison
Block No
W. HH. Fuqua
Nonn Bidg
Chas C
Michelin
Richey Tire CO
Oliver Drug Dog
Fifth
Taylor Sts
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