DeJean Trial Opens Over Beer Seizure in Raton
C A DeJean of Raton New Mexico faces liquor law violation charges in 47th District Court after police halted a truck near Georgia Avenue. He and Ted Johnson, also of Raton, were arrested with 2400 bottles of brewery beer en route to Oklahoma City.
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C. A. DeJean
Raton
N. M
47Th District Court
Ted Johnson
Ave
Johnson
Jack Wyatt
Bill Adams
Leo
Selding
Ution
Dean
New Mexico
Georgia Avenue
Oklaoma City
eJean and Johnson
Baton, N. M
Colorado
Wheat conference to map county extension plans
Wheat production administrator M. L. Wilson will visit Kansas City next Monday to open a two day conference with county agents and extension workers from Kansas Iowa Missouri Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico. Attendees will plan a rapid survey of local wheat conditions to inform the domestic allotment program.
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Kansas City
M. L. Wilson
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Warnings and arrests linked to Amarillo traffic drive
In Amarillo a traffic violation crackdown has doubled after a mayoral campaign urging stricter observance of laws and pledges by citizens and employers. State patrols and city officers intensified actions against defective lights with a forthcoming brake campaign. Those failing to report tickets could face arrest. The other item notes the Prince of Wales celebrating his 39th birthday with visits to Fort Belvedere York House and Buckingham Palace.
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Amarillo
Roger
Rogers
Slondon
Prince of Wales
Fort Belvedere
York House
Buckingham Palace
Widow seeks shared apartment and wages for housekeeping
A widow seeks an apartment where she can live rent free in exchange for managing the house and receiving a weekly wage. She offers experience in this work and asks for responses to a contact number. Also notices from Mrs. Katherine Simpson and a quiet girl seeking housework appear amid the fragment.
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Pierce Street
Katherine Simpson
Adams Street
Hankins Body Sent To Sagerton Home
W. B. Hankins 34, Panhandle farmer, died of a heart attack while resting near Canyon. His body was sent to Sagerton for funeral services by N. B. Griggs and Sons of Amarillo. Justice J. L. Prichard ruled death natural. He visited his mother near Stamford and is survived by three brothers and two sisters-in-law. He was a Legion post member and a painter by trade.
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W. B. Hankins
Panhandle
Canyon
Sagerton
N. 8
Griggs and Sons
Amarillo
J. L. Prichard
Hankins
Anna Hankins
Lagerton
Stamford
George
John
Don
Los Angeles
B. B. Bay
A. L. Flowers
Old Glory
Légion Post
Drowning At Bel Ranch Lake During Picnic
Mrs. Isham drowned after diving from a lakeshore at the Bel ranch while picnickers watched. Rescuers W. W. Williamson and Miss Louise Cunningham tried to save her in darkness but nearly drowned themselves. She left no children and is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs A M Gilbreath and brother Roy Gilbreath with several sisters.
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Bel Ranch
Lightning Kills Two Boys in Pattison Outhouse
Roland Gray Jr and Vernon Claude Pattison 7 and 15 were killed when lightning struck an outhouse where four boys hid from rain after swimming in a pond. Three others were badly shocked as double funeral services were planned.
T. D. Lewis Dies At Home In Panhandle
Thomas Dayton Lewis 73 pioneer rancher and oil landowner in Hutchinson County died at his Amarillo home after moving from White Deer. Born 1860 in Blanco County he settled in the Panhandle 33 years ago. Survived by widow Vida and seven children. funeral Sunday at Panhandle Methodist Church with Rev. W. R. Strong.
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Thomas Dayton Lewis
Panhandle
Hutchinson County
Madison Street
Lewis
Amarillo
White Deer
Blanco County
Chillicothe
C. F. Austin
F. J. Poe
Mertie Lewis
William Thomas Lewis
Gordon Lewis
Leonard Lewis
Panhandie
W. R. Strong
Mobeetie
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Emperor Grew recounts Japanese American amity call
American ambassador Joseph C. Grew relays the emperor’s belief that Japan and the United States must maintain friendly relations to keep Far Eastern peace. He notes mutual trade stakes, with Japan as a key customer in the Orient and the U S as a major buyer, and emphasizes a shared interest in stability and economic bonds strengthening as trade grows.
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Joseph C. Grew
Uchida
Japan
United States
Pacific
Manchukuo
Far East
Imperial Palace
Four youths held on escape attempt at reform school
District attorney said no violence feared as four boys aged 16 to 17, including Applegate, tied to an escape earlier this year from a California institution before transfer from Vernon. Reformatory records disclosed, case to be forwarded to the county grand jury in July.
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California
Vernon
Applegate
Reformatory
Eeeder
Aes
Juneau
Corporation
Ical
Allis Saver
Ameralda Ition
Unit & Company
Dry Goods & & Santa Fe
Allentte
ATM
Borden & Company
Borgatrom Warner
Briggs Manufacturing
Brooklyn-Manhattan
Burroughs Adding Machine
Chesapeake & Ohio
Whee
Chesapeake Corporation Ee
Chie & M Western
Chrysler Eevee
Coca Cedertesiness
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbian Gas & Electric
Columbian Carbon RT
Aterene
Ane
Commonwealth & Southern
Congoleum Nairn
Consolidated Gas
Consolidated Oil
Continental Can
Continental Insurance Get
Continental Oil of
Dela
Texas
Haces Yoremee
General Baking
General Electric
General Foods
General Mills
General Motors
General Railway Nal
Gillette Razore
Goodrich T&r
Goodyear Ter Ofé
Aayraham Paige
Great Northern RR
Great West Sugar
Dairy and cattle market report from Kansas City and New Orleans
Kansas City livestock bids show steady to lower demand with steers and cows mixed in value and calves weak but calves holdings around 1,000. Sheep and lamb futures steady to strong with 90 pound lambs quoted near 7.65. New Orleans cotton opens steady with gains as October climbs to 9.57 and December to 9.78 amid rain expectations and higher open.
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Kansas City
U. S
New Orleans
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City
M. H. Cunningham
Roy Brewer
Sem Ramsey
Gib Landis
Ivy Wilkerson
Pres Burnam
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Kansas City Livestock
Chicago
John F. Clark & Corey
East Gats
York
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Adama Express
Cal
Stend
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Stewart-Warner
Houston
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Hudson Motors
Corp Hupp Motors
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Galtos
Nip International Harvester
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Nicke
Texas Pac
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Ven Bok
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National Power & Light
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Youngstown Sheet
Thy Newton Aiadee
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Olaut Ee Eeremetries
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Safeway Stores
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American Legion
Wilbur C. Hawk
Murry Watts Studio
Taylor
Carrie” Nation
Polk St
Dave Derden
Legion Rome
Lincoln
Fifth
MRS
C. C. Gibson
Legion Home
Municipal Auditorium
Blackburn
Paramount
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