Chief Bacon Rind Dies Seen Osage Leader At 84
PAWHUSKA Okla March 28 Chief Bacon Rind 84 Osage Indian leader died here of cancer and pneumonia after months of illness He led Osage affairs for half a century knew several Presidents dined in the White House and helped shape the 1906 Indian land allotment bill His income from oil wealth declined to about 12000 yearly in recent years Also two children burned to death in a Brevell residence fire at Port Arthur with Jim Wilford Brevell 3 months and John Mervin Brevell 3 years listed as dead.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Bacon Rind
Osages
White House
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Indian Territory
A. P. Brevell
Jim Wilford Brevell
John Mervin
Texas anti trust ruling allows case against major oil firms
Judge J D Moore in Travis County upheld the constitutionality of Texas anti trust laws in a case seeking 17 850 000 in fines against 15 oil companies and two associations for alleged gasoline and petroleum market control The declaration overruled defendants general demurrers and sets special exceptions before trial Trade unions and farm co operatives were argued as exempt in the 1925 penal code failing to invalidate the anti trust laws Meanwhile Sophas Brandzik a 65 year old Hansford County rancher missing since a snowstorm was found dead He died of exposure in a pasture near Gruver after a long search that drew residents from Texhoma Goodwell Guymon and Gruver He leaves a wife a son and three daughters
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Austin
Texas
J. D. Moore
Travis County District Court
James V. Allred
The
Globe
Grover
Tex
Sophas Brandzik
Hansford County
Here
Brandzik
Robert Hitch
Joe Logsdon
Ralf Wright
Brondzik
Coldwater Creek
Texhoma
Goodwell
Guymon
Okla
Deadly Alabama Easter tornado tolls rise to seven
Clanton Alabama and nearby counties report seven dead and dozens injured as two tornadoes strike the South in six days. Lawley Jemison Thorsby Lomax and Buchanan Ga figures and tent camps suffer extensive damage while a separate Texas tornado kills a Black farmer Coy Herd and injures his family.
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United Press
Clanton
Ala
U.P
Southland
Chilton County
Bibb County
Lawley
Jemison
Thorsby
Lomax
Harvey Lewis
Buchanan
Rome
Tornado Strikes Selman City Injuring Twenty in Oil Town
A tornado hit Selman City near Henderson injuring 20 residents, with six needing hospital care. Many worker shacks were demolished and 27 derricks, including a steel tower, were toppled. Seven wells went wild, spraying oil across the countryside after the wrecked derricks.
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Henderson
Tex
Selman City
De Valera Resumes Bid to Abolish British Oath
In Dublin on March 28 Eamon De Valera plans renewed talks with Great Britain to end the oath and land annuity payments. He is backed by an Easter Sunday demonstration with the Irish Republican Army supporting him, a peaceful march that unsettled critics predicting violence.
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Dublin
U.P
Eamon de Valera
Great Britain
Irish Republican Army
Free State
Bootlegging of Gas On Increase In East Texas
General Jacob F. Wolters of Houston said bootlegging gasoline to evade the four cent state tax has grown to serious levels in East Texas. He proposed deploying a large force from the state comptroller to investigate. The tax loss is estimated at about two million dollars annually.
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Austin
Texas
Jacob F. Wolters
Houston
Wolters
Farm Bureau
House
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shortridge
Senate
Fugitive Basil Banghart May Have Reached Hideout
Authorities chasing Basil Banghart the ex convict and Detroit Purple gang gunman who shot his way out of St Joseph County jail said today they believe he reached his underworld haunts in Detroit or Toledo.
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South Bend
Ind
Basil Banghart
Detroit Purple Gang
St. Joseph County
Detroit
Toledo
Miss Boyd Resting Well After Major Operation
Floy Boyd an office employee of the Tri State Fair Association is reported resting better today at Northwest Texas Hospital after a major operation performed yesterday.
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Miss Boyd
Floy Boyd
Tri-State Fair Association
Northwest Texas Hospital
White House Egg Rolling Fete Draws 2000 Children
At the White House Easter egg rolling fete Mrs. Hoover helped distribute small gifts. About 2,000 children and families visited the south lawn by noon after a rainy start. The first lady hosted some 150 Washington official children inside the mansion.
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Washington
White House
State Dining Room
Party Leaders Get Warning From Drys
Democratic and Republican leaders were warned by Edwin C. Dinwiddie that organized drys will refuse to support wet candidates or planks. The National Prohibition Board of Strategy said it will fight to block wet referendums and warned dry Republicans to recall past state losses due to wet candidates.
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Washington
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
Council of United City Forces
Dinwiddie
Guard Towers Arm Anti Aircraft Guns To Foil Prison Plot
Three guard towers at the Oklahoma state penitentiary were armed with anti aircraft machine guns after a plot by two former convicts to bomb the east wall from a low flying plane was uncovered. Guards prepared to shoot any plane under 1500 feet as the sheriff alerted Warden Sam Brown to prevent a prisoner escape attempt.
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Mcalester
Okla
U.P
Central
Oklahoma
Sam Brown
Sino-Japan Peace Talks Hit Fresh Snag In Shanghai
Shanghai dispatch reports another deadlock in Sino-Japanese peace negotiations as Japanese forces trench outside the city to quell minor fighting. Disputes center on the withdrawal timeline from the Shanghai battle zone with China voicing skepticism about any quick breakthrough.
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Shanghai
U.P
Senate debates $12,800,000 Missouri Pacific railway loan
Senator Borah faults the Reconstrucion Corporation loan to Missouri Pacific Railway and cites pressure used to secure it. Chairman Couzens says the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee will discuss the loan after an investigation is opened.
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Washington
Senate
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Reconstruction Corporation
Borah
Idaho
Interstate Commerce Commission
Couzens
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Reed Seen as Favorite by Missouri Democrats
St Louis March 28 James A Reed former United States senator is expected to receive today the instructed support of Missouri s delegation to the Democratic national convention The delegation will be selected formally at the Democratic state convention convening this afternoon in the St Louis coliseum
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ST. Louis
U.P
James A. Reed
United States
Missouri
Chairman of Texas Bar Association Board Dies
Word was received this morning by Hermon C. Pipkin of the death of W. L. Cook in Houston early today. Cook, a prominent attorney, was chairman of the board of directors of the Texas Bar Association and had a large acquaintance in the Panhandle.
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Hermon C. Pipkin
W. L. Cook
Houston
Cook
The
Texas Bar Association
Panhandle
Three Men Sentenced to Life for Texarkana Robbery Murder
In Texarkana Arkansas on March 28 three men Grady Parker George Lawson and Albert Boulton all residents of Texarkana pleaded guilty to the murder of 58 year old G. Z. Reynolds at a filling station during a January 24 robbery. They received life sentences.
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Texarkana
Ark
G. Z. Reynolds
Grady Parker
George Lawson
Albert Boulton
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Forecast shows fair and warmer conditions overnight and Tuesday across Amarillo, West Texas, and New Mexico. Temperature extremes reach 36 to 65 degrees, with a Griggs ambulance contact at phone 4311.
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Griggs Ambulance
Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Kidnappers Contacted in Lindbergh Baby Negotiations
John Hughes Curtis, Norfolk boat manufacturer, says he contacted Lindbergh baby kidnapper negotiators and negotiations are in the semi final stage. He returns home after two day absence with associates Rev Harold Dodson Peacock and Rear Admiral Guy Burrage, retired.
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Norfolk
John Hughes Curtis
Upper
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Charles A. Lindbergh
Harold Dodson-Peacock
Lower
Guy Burrage
State Plans Oldham Road Paving West of Amarillo
The state and federal governments may pave Highway 66 west of Amarillo without Oldham County aid after a conference. Judge Ely said the road would be on a new location five miles south of Vega if right of way is provided at no cost. Oldham County had rejected a $115000 bond for paving on the current route.
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Amarillo
Oldham County
Ernest Thompson
W. R. Ely
Abilene
Texas Highway Commission
Ely
Vega
Thompson
Udge Ely
Fred Stone to Bring Smiling Faces to Amarillo
Fred Stone stars in the musical comedy Smiling Faces in Amarillo on April 16 with Paula Stone and the Albertina Rasch Dancers. A 75‑member company performs in two daily shows, with proceeds to the Tack Shoe Fund. Tickets vary from 50 cents to 3 dollars and are on sale now at The News Globe office.
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Amarillo
Fred Stone
Paula
Albertina Rasch
Amarillo and the Panhandle
Wilbur C. Hawk
Messrs. Shubert
News-Globe
Mr. Hawk
Pastor visits Col Lindbergh in kidnap case talks
Norfolk March 28 John H Curtis a Norfolk boat maker said the Rev H Dobson Peacock an intermediary for the Lindbergh baby case left Norfolk for Hopewell N J to confer with Col Charles A Lindbergh. Curtis and Rear Admiral Guy H Burrage said they would stay in Norfolk and a final deal could hinge on today’s talks.
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Norfolk
John H. Curtis
H. Dobson-Peacock
Lindbergh
Hopewell
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Curtis
Guy H. Burrage
Nurse Betty Gruemler Sought in Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping
Betty Gruemler, 37, a Boston nurse, told police she learned from newspapers that she was a suspect in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. She gave vague stories and said she might locate the child if offered money, police reported after questioning.
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Boston
Betty Gruemler
Police Seek Negro For Attack on Girl
Fort Worth police arrest ten suspects while hunting the so called Cold Spring terrorist who attacked a white girl and shot her escort Doyle Sinclair and wounded Opal Whitworth after she resisted advances. Police believe the assailant is the same man who terrorized several white women and couples in the area.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Opal Whitworth
Doyle Sinclair
Dr Crume Heads to Dallas Clinical Meetings
Dr J J Crume left for Dallas to attend the Southern Clinical Society meetings this week. Physicians demonstrated new medical and surgical advances to hundreds of doctors from the Southwest with a public address by Dr E H Cary, president elect of the AMA.
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Dr. Crume
J. J. Crume
Dallas
Southern Clinical Society
O.R
Dallas Southern Clinical Society
Southwest
E. H. Cary
American Medical Association
Church Gets Permit To Build Addition
Permit to add to the West Amarillo Christian Church at 811 Tennessee Street was issued today at city hall. The addition, estimated over $500, should be completed by April 15, as Amarillo building activity surpasses $100,000.
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Amarillo
Wife of Local Pastor in Serious Condition
Mrs. G. H. Byrant, wife of Rev. G. H. Bryant of 1010 Roberts Street, found collapsed Saturday morning. Attending physicians report she remains in serious condition. she is widely known in Amarillo and the Panhandle.
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G. H. Byrant
G. H. Bryant
Roberts Street
Fraud Case Review Denied for Austin Man James W Sconyers
James W. Sconyers of Austin Texas was denied a Supreme Court review of his conviction and three year mail fraud sentence tied to sales of all land interests. He remains to serve the term at Leavenworth Kansas penitentiary.
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Washington
James W. Sconyers
Austin
Texas
Supreme Court
Sconyers
Leavenworth
Kan
British press fears over US tax bill impact on pound
British newspapers voiced concern over the US House action on the tax bill and the risk of a dollar fall on international exchange. They warned the pound could rise to an unacceptably high level if the American budget remains unbalanced.
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London
Mirch
United States House of Representatives
Washington
The
Times
Congress
Youth Kills Self After Quarrel With Sweetheart
Clinton L. Teaff 23, a senior at Southeastern Teachers College, Durant, killed himself by taking poison in a car with his sweetheart near Durant after a quarrel. His brother Troy Teaff watched. burial set for Gunter, Texas tomorrow.
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Durant
Okla
Clinton L. Teaff
Southeastern Teachers College
Troy Teaff
Gunter
Texas
Split in Ranks of Capone Gang Preludes Bloodshed
Chicago reports say Capone ally Frank Nitti may take charge of the syndicate as Capone sits jailed on tax charges. Revolt led by Murray Humphries could spark open warfare as Nitti returns from Leavenworth after 15 months.
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Capone
Chicago
al Capone
Frank Nitti
Nitt
Leavenworth
Kan
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Murray Humphries
Storms Sweep Eastern Coast In Major Northeast Blizzard
Howling northeast winds hit New England as gales battered the Atlantic coast. Snow blanketed most of the East with New York rain and northern New Hampshire seeing seven inches of snow. Massachusetts roads clogged by drifts up to four feet. Pennsylvania power lines toppled. Ohio faced heavy snows. Albany over six inches. travel worsened on highways. trolley and local rail services delayed.
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New England
Atlantic
New York
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Bellefonte
Ohio
Adirondacks
Albany
Red Star Declares US Japan War Inevitable
The Soviet Red Star editorial says war between the United States and Japan for Pacific dominance is inevitable. It argues the duel has shifted from diplomacy and polemics to armed clash and military maneuvers.
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Moscow
U.S
United States
Japan
Pacific
Red Star
Commissariat of War
The
Childress Man Dies After Mystery Blow
Paul Davis, 26, died at a hospital from head injuries after being struck at his lunch stand in Childress. He was found unconscious beside the stand yesterday and briefly regained consciousness before dying without revealing the circumstances of the incident.
Governor warns student protesters against Communism
Gov Henry Horton met a group of college students protesting alleged mistreatment by officers who expelled them from Kentucky coal fields. He called them uninvited guests, advised them not to engage with Communism, and offered little help with discipline claims. He said militia could be used only in a great uprising and urged court action for redress.
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Nashville, Tenn
Kentucky Coal Fields
Henry H. Horton
Claiborne County
Tenn
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