Three Oklahoma Supreme Court Justices Targeted by Impeachment
The investigating committee filed articles accusing Chief Justice Charles W. Mason Justice Fletcher Riley and Justice J W Clark of incompetency wilful neglect of duty corruption in office and offenses involving moral turpitude. Eleven articles against Mason ten against Riley and eleven against Clark were reported to the Oklahoma House.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Charles W. Mason
Fletcher Riley
J. W. Clark
J. A. Patterson
Supreme Court
Great Northern Cuts Summer Run to 63 Hours
Arthur Brisbane notes the Great Northern will shorten Chicago to Seattle travel by five hours next summer, to 63 hours, with other lines cutting time as well. He praises Seattle and Washington coast climate, urges travel from Atlantic routes, and contrasts with Colonel Ewing’s controversial editorials. He also mentions diamond ownership costs and uses of black diamonds in spectroscopy.
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Great Northern Railway
Chicago
Seattle
Great Northern
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Washington
Atlantic
America
Charles A. Dana
President Heyes
Colonel Ewing
Michaelson
Chicago University
Amarillo Pioneer N S McGee Dies at 75
N S McGee, 75, longtime Amarillo business founder and pioneer, died suddenly at his farm near St Francis at 11 today. He was unmarried with extensive Texas New Mexico Kansas holdings. Nephew N S Griggs to handle funeral arrangements and burial back to Tennessee.
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N. S. McGee
Amarillo
St. Francis
New Mexico
Kansas
Griggs
Tennessee
Mr. McGee
Dempsey and Fugazy Agree on Promotion Deal
Jack Dempsey and Humbert J Fugazy agreed to a two year promotion pact for boxing shows in New York and other regions. The plan covers matches at Madison Square Garden and other venues with Fu gazy as promoter.
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Dempsey
Fugazy
Associated Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Humbert J. Fugazy
Madison Square Garden
Million Dollar Peoria Fire Kills Three In Market Block
Three men died as a fire destroyed a four story Peoria market block. Firemen Thomas O Connor and Richard Teufel were killed when a wall collapsed. night watchman Milton Strayer was found on the second floor. Officials probe gas explosion as possible cause.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Ill
Peoria Market
Thomas O'Connor
Richard Teufel
Milton Strayer
Jurors Fined for Contempt in Potter County Case
H L Mauldin and C G Gristy, jurors in Ross Jackson trial, were fined court costs of five or six dollars each for contempt of court. Judge Henry S Bishop noted no prior fines in Potter County and warned that harsher penalties could apply for willful or negligent violations. Mauldin defended his service and duty to the county.
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H. L. Mauldin
C. G. Gristy
Ross Jackson
Henry S. Bishop
Potter County
Bishop
Mauldin
Miner Rescued Alive After Kinloch Mine Explosion
Lawrencehouse, one of the missing Kinloch mine workers in the Valley Camp Coal Co site at Parnassus Pennsylvania, was rescued alive after the blast. He was found injured nearly a mile from the pit entrance as officials report 22 dead and about 15 miners still missing.
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United Press
Parnassus
Lawrenceshouse
Kinloch
Valley Camp Coal Company
Allshouse
Coal Company
Florida man loses feet in Fort Worth train accident
A. W. Armitage of St. Petersburg Florida fell beneath a Fort Worth and Denver train as it pulled away from the station. Both feet were crushed and amputated above the ankles at St. Anthony's hospital. He is 49 with a wife in St. Petersburg.
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A. W. Armitage
St. Petersburg
Florida
Fort Worth
Armitage
Griggs
St. Anthony’s
Mr. Armitage
Foch to be Honored with U S War Memorial Observance
Washington reports a national 21 gun salute at sun up and flag at half mast across posts as Marshal Foch is mourned. President Hoover will attend services hosted by the French embassy, marking a rare tribute since Lafayette in 1834 and Washington’s earlier homage.
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America
United States
Marshal Foch
Hoover
Lafayette
France
Washington
Plan to bury Marshal Foch near Unknown Soldier at Arc de Triomphe
Paris dispatch reports a proposed tomb for Marshal Foch beside France's Unknown Soldier under the Arc de Triomphe. The idea follows a war wounded deputies' plan for his interment near Napoleon's crypt in the Invalides area.
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Associated Press
Paris
Marshal Foch
France
Fech's Body Lies In State Ahead Of National Funeral
The body of Field Marshal Ferdinand Fech rests in a grand casket as France pays tribute. Admirers including veterans and orphans file past the bier at the Rue de Grenelles mansion. A national funeral will follow with ceremonies at the Arc de Triomphe and Notre Dame before burial at the Invalides alongside Napoleon.
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United Press
Paris
Ferdinand Fech
France
Rue de Grenelles
Notre Dame Cathedral
the Invalides
Napoleon
Hoover To Announce Immigration Quotas
President Hoover is expected to announce his decision on the proclamation of national origins immigration quotas late today in Washington.
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Hoover
Washington
Buildings Burn in N. M. Town
Fire in Grenville, New Mexico destroyed the Chevrolet agency garage and the Plains hotel, with only the post office surviving. Eighteen automobiles burned, a damage estimate of 25000 dollars, little insurance, and Clayton firefighter C. W. Roush critically injured when a rescue truck ran wild en route to the blaze.
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Clayton
N. M
Grenville
Chevrolet Agency
Grenville “Bucket Brigade
Plains Hotel
C. W. Roush
Becky Rogers Second Trial Set for May 6
La Grange Texas March 22 Second trial of Rebecca Bradley Rogers for robbery of the Buda bank will be called here on May 6 New trial was ordered by the court of criminal appeals She previously received a 14 year sentence
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United Press
LA Grange
Texas
Rebecca Bradley Rogers
Buda Bank
Court of Criminal Appeals
Rebels storm Mazatlan as fighters battle for federal city
Rebels report storming Mazatlan, a key federal city on Mexico s west coast. Federal commander General Carrillo with 2000 troops defends against about 4000 insurgents as 6000 federal reinforcements are en route, with a Bachimba Pass battle anticipated. Six top Mexican Navy officers are to be court martialed for Vera Cruz actions.
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Associated Press
Mazatlan
Carrillo
Mexico
Bachimba
Chihuahua City
Sonora
Naco
Vera Cruz
Revolutionary headquarters say Mazatlan ready to fall
United Irene reports Mazatlan, a key west coast port in Sinaloa, about to fall to General Ramon Iturbe. In Kansas City three Mexican pilots travel in new planes toward the federal front led by Col. ES. C. Rojas.
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Irene
Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Ramon Iturbe
Associated Prensa
Kansas City
8S. C. Rojas
Wash
Tornado Toll Report From Alabama Schools
Reports from Atlanta and Merrillton detail tornado damage and loss of life. A Piedmont Alabama contact says a school four miles away was struck killing 12 to 15 children and bodies moved to Piedmont. In Merrillton two Black residents died and about a dozen injured as a twister leveled over 30 buildings near Maxwellborn. Miller Parker Roosevelt Smith and John Henry Lee are named among the deceased or seriously injured.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
P. D. Harris
Atlanta Journal Today
Harris
Piedmont
Ala
Merrillton
Maxwellborn
Miller Parker
Roosevelt Smith
John Henry Lee
Mary Garden Attacks Tack in Omaha Route Dispatch
Opera star Mary Garden lashed out at column writer Erasmus Tack in Omaha on March 22 en route to Minneapolis. She called Tack a damned swine and a dirty rotter for criticizing her Thais performance and said he knows how to pound a typewriter. Tack was traveling to El Paso on business and could not be reached for comment.
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United Press
Omaha
Neb
Erasmus Tack
Amarillo Globe
Thais
Mary Garden
Minneapolis
Tack
el Paso
Pilot leaves burning plane over Illinois during night air mail
Chicago dispatch reports pilot Paul J. Kaniut leaped from a burning aircraft on the Chicago Kansas City route near Harmon Illinois 100 miles southwest of Chicago. He landed safely and the aircraft was destroyed though most of the 400 pounds of mail survived. The mail from Dallas had been transferred at Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Air Mail
Paul J. Kaniut
Kansas City
Harmon
Ill
Dallas
Kaniut
Moline
Keniut
National Air Transport
Curtis Falcon
Emil Myers Father Dies in Mercedes
J. H. Myers 72 died at 8:20 am in Mercedes after a recent operation. He had lived in Tribune Kansas for 30 years before moving to the Rio Grande valley. Emil F. Myers of the Amarillo College of Music learned of the death as he arrived in Mercedes, and funeral services are expected Sunday.
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J. H. Myers
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo
Fire kills 114 in Moscow theater blaze
A deadly fire at a movie theater in Igolkino, Vladimir province, northeast of Moscow, leaves 114 dead including men women and children. The tragedy occurred today as authorities investigate the cause and rescue efforts.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Igolkino
Vladimir
Missionaries Flee as Communists Rise in China
United Press reports Communist uprisings spreading through Southern Kiansi Province China compel missionaries to flee. American consul-general at Canton informs the state department that communists are burning many locations.
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United Press
Washington
Kiansi Province
China
Canton
State Department
Five youths held after Brady bank robbery
Five youths three girls and two boys were jailed in Brady Texas after a bank holdup at Farmers and Merchants State Bank. Authorities questioned if the robbery was real or a prank with $5000 missing and five suspects facing robbery with firearms charges.
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Associated Press
Brady
Texas
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Lucille Awalt
Irene Curtis
Billy Ballard
R. C. Turner
Coy Nigh
Miss Ballard
Austin
Beaumont
Miss Cartie
Harold Johanson
Turner
Hidden $2000 Loot From Brady Bank Holdup Found
Officers announced in Brady Texas that $2000 taken in the daylight Farmers and Merchants State Bank holdup was found hidden in a tin can dump outside town. A gun used in the robbery was recovered nearby and Harold Johanson the bank bookkeeper said a check showed $2300 was taken.
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Associated Press
Brady
Texas
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Harold Johanson
Bank Robbery Suspect Turner Captured by Posse
A bank robbery ended with Turner in custody after a masked man demanded the cage contents and fled to an awaiting car. Johanson said he had known Turner for years and spoke with him minutes before the crime. A posse quickly rounded up the accused.
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Johanson
Turner
Norris to Deliver June Speech in Fort Worth
Dr. Frank Norris of First Baptist Fort Worth will not speak until June after city officials denied use of the Municipal auditorium. He proposed a vacant lot venue but weather concerns postponed the trip.
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Frank Norris
First Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Rome
America
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