Duncan F armer kills alleged attacker in district court
Arch Gilbreath a Duncan Oklahoma farmer killed B F Cox in a district court room while Cox stood trial for assault. Gilbreath surrendered to a jailer and was held without bail as he awaited further state action. The act followed Cox's alleged assault on Gilbreath's daughter Lenora 18.
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Associated Press
Duncan
Okla
Arch Gilbreath
Gilbreath
B. Fr. Cox
Cox
John W. Scott
United
A.t Duncan
Self
Stephens County
Bt. F. Cox
Lenora
Oil Lease Rights Clarified by Texas Supreme Court
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that an oil company can surrender its lease without further cost if it chooses not to drill. The decision involved former Governor Colquitt and the Simms Oil company. The case touches on land titles linked to 1835 Mexican grants and affects medial lines in streams.
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Associated Press
Austin
Supreme Court
C. B. Colquitt
Simms Oil Company
Texas
Modern Cooks Show at Amarillo Fair for Domestic Science Honors
At the 1927 Amarillo Tri-State exposition domestic science entries will number 107 with up to 425 last year. Mrs Fred Gale predicts a larger display with $500 in prizes and a high standard for honors in pies breads canned goods and other classifications.
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Amarillo
Fred Gale
Ancient Black Hills wall hints at prehistoric builders
Rapid City reports a field near the state game lodge where Donald Crabtree and workers uncover a stone wall laid in regular joints with a parallel second wall and stone floor. Debates continue whether the structures are human-made or natural formations, as excavations extend to seek evidence of habitation.
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International News Service
Rapid City
Black Hills
South Dakota
Coolidge
Donald Crabtree
Crabtree
Fianna Fáil Deputies Refuse Oath and Access Dail
In Dublin on June 8 2 Eamon de Valera and Fianna Fáil deputies refuse the oath of allegiance to the king and are barred from the Dail Chamber after marching to Leinster House. They are admitted to a committee room for the oath ceremony while the Dail sits. Also noted is Maurice Levy's new opera inspired by Rudyard Kipling’s The Light That Failed and his Paris performances as a comic pianist.
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Dail
Kipling
Maurice Levy
Opera Comique
Paris
Levy
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