The Prince of Wales Shapes a Soft Collar Trend
Arthur Brisbane notes the Prince of Wales abandons jumping horses due to his father’s illness yet keeps fashion risk by inventing clothes. He highlights the soft collar as key, arguing it avoids constricting the neck and brain. Berlin aims to form a $100,000,000 talkie trust to control Europe’s moving pictures.
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London
Associated Press
Berlin
Europe
Talking Moving Pictures
Dallas Man Shot Twice in City Office Tragedy
In Dallas Texas United Press reports a man shot dead in the Inter Ocean Casualty Company office during a dispute over a signed agreement. The killer claimed Blue pressed for a document barring contact with a woman named Irma Tarrant. Pierce confessed to firing.
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Dallas
United Press
Texas
Andrew M. Blue
Clark & Coutts, Stationers
Inter- Ocean Casualty Company
Marvin Building
Blue
Howard Aronson
G. B. Pierce
Inter-Ocean Casualty Company
Pierce
G. E. Pierce
A. M. Blue, Jr
Irma Tarrant
Bank Bandit Slain After Robbery Attempt in Kansas City
An unidentified bandit was killed by nearby merchants as he tried to flee after holding up the Industrial State Bank in the Argentine section of Kansas City. Police investigated the incident and no further details were released.
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Kansas City
Kan
Industrial State Bank
Cotton crop set at 14 450 000 bales for 1928
The census bureau places the 1928 cotton crop at 14 450 007 equivalent 500 pound bales, up from 1927 and below 1926. Totals include 14 260 313 running bales and 672 859 round bales counted as half. states list production by area with Texas leading at 5 105 498 and Alabama through Virginia following.
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Associated Presse
Washington
Census Bureau
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
George
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
States
Pampa Women Challenge Bootleggers Reward Offered
Irate Pampa women via the Women's Christian Temperance Union post a $50 reward for each bootlegger or violator caught and convicted. A $50 reward fund is to be posted and cards printed for display. A new W C T U chapter formed at Mrs H E Oliver's home with Oliver as president after a lecture by Helen Louise Burns of Evanston, Illinois.
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Pampa
Women's Christian Temperance Union of
B. F. Read
H. E. Oliver
River Levees Strain as Mississippi Rises Toward Crest
The Mississippi nears 22 feet at Quincy with the crest expected today. Levees are weakened by days of pressure and seepage. sandbags and pumping are used to control overflow affecting nearby plants. Firemen assist in moving floodwater, as warnings spread.
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Quincy
Continue hunt in Lamar case widens search
Kansas City Kansas law enforcement pursued a sister of Eli F Mace and her husband in a bank robbery and double murder case. Authorities seek $125000 in bonds missing from the Lamar Colorado bank linked to Charles Clinton and Mace’s brother in law. Investigators checked Leeds home and ground near it, offering a 10 percent reward.
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United Press
Kansas City
Kan
Eli F. Mace
Lamar
Colo
Mace
Charles Chester Clinton
E. Alderman
Kansas
Real Estate Ads Offer Farms and Acreage in Globe News
The Globe News Want Ads promote real estate listings under classification No 60. Readers are invited to browse tracts and farms, from small plots to larger ranch or acreage options, in the Real Estate for sale section.
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Globe- News
Inquiry extension eyed in South state patronage probe
Senate patronage committee chairman Brookhart signaled a likely broad expansion of the probe into practices across nearly all southern states. The remarks came as the investigation appeared set to widen beyond initial targets.
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Associated Press
Washington
South
Brookhart
Senate Patronage Committee
Chicago heir to vice racket faces grand jury
Al Capone, heir to Chicago’s large vice operations, appears before a federal grand jury in Chicago on the eighth floor building. He is flanked by lawyers and a bodyguard as deputies guard the proceedings regarding the beer syndicate and past Saint Valentine massacre fallout.
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Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
Neaclitan
Sam
Grand Jury
Federal Building
Capone
Chicago Heights
Florida
United States District Attorney's Office
Attor
Federal
United States
Amarilloan believes bandit's captive in Mexico is his brother
Amarillo man T L Carnahan, captured by Mexican bandits at La Norte mine in Zacatecas, is believed to be his brother C B Carnahan of El Paso by readers. Dispatches cite initials I L or T L and mention a George Carnahan in New York, which he disputes. Mexican officials report another captive Dr Olvera and ransom fears rise as mines suspend operations.
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Amarilloan
Mexico
T. L. Carnahan
Zacatecas
C. B. Carnahan
H. V. Robertson
Amarillo
Mr. Carnahan
Globe Today
T. L
I. L
el Paso
Mexico City
Texas
Zacatecar
Carnahan
Lanorla
San Benito
Dr. Olvera
Associated Press
IP. L. Carnahan
la Norta
el Pago
George Carnahan
New York City
Henry Hanson
San Nicholas Mining and Milling Company
Vocas
Durango
J. W. Reid
J. M. Underwood
Alesthorpe
Guan
Foch Dies at 77 After Long Illness in Paris
Marshal Ferdinand Foch commander of Allied forces in the World War died at his Paris home after a lengthy illness at 5 50 p m local time. He was 77 years old and had long fought his last campaign with grim courage. A coalition of heart trouble kidney disease and lung infection proved fatal.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Jury Deliberations Continue in Vega Liquor Case
In Vega, Boss Jackson faces a district court liquor law trial. The jury retired for lunch at noon without a verdict after closing arguments, with Jackson denying knowledge of six half gallon jars found in his car. Hefner, originally indicted, received a two year suspended sentence last week. Jackson testified he was unaware of the whiskey and described travel with Hefner to Vega and Amarillo near Tenth Avenue. Local officers had warned of Jackson hauling liquor into Amarillo. On cross, Jackson noted prior indictments and two murder trials with a prior five and a half year sentence in New Mexico from which he has been pardoned.
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Boss Jackson
Vega
District Criminal
Jackson
J. O. Hefner
Hefner
Tenth Avenue
Amarillo
New Mexico
Absentee Voting Rules For City Election Announced
County Clerk Ted Blackburn announced guidelines for Amarillo residents voting absentee in the April 2 city election. Absentee voting starts ten days before and ends three days before the election and applies to city, state, and county contests.
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Amarillo
Ted Blackburn
Blackburn
Realtors Wives Lunch Discusses August Association Plans
The Amarillo Real Estate Board wives attended the weekly luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel at noon. They talked about plans for entertaining the Texas Association of Real Estate Boards in August.
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Amarillo Real Estate Board
Amarillo Hotel
Texas Association of Real Estate Boards
Negro on Trial in Jewel Theft Case
George Meredith, a black man, is on trial in district criminal court for the alleged theft of several hundred dollars in jewelry from a local black woman. A jury was selected shortly before noon after the Ross Jackson case closing argument.
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George Meredith
District Criminal Court
Ross Jackson
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