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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1935

Page

3

Six Shot in San Antonio District

Six persons were shot or stabbed in a sequence of affrays over a weekend in San Antonio. Three died, including Sam Nami and Simon Pernandez, while others were wounded, some seriously, and several suspects faced charges or were detained.

San Antonio Sam Nami D. L. Tipton May Long Simon Pernandez D. L. Holland Holland Hernandez Jose Perez Leonard Rodriguez J. J. Lewis James Walker Christine Garcia Fred Lizano Aubrey Kemper

Appeals Proceedings In Seventh District Court Amarillo

Civil appeals session in Amarillo grants motions for mandate without costs in two cases and requires new superseders bond for Wichita Falls Bus Co. Other actions include overruled rehearings, partial affirmations, reversals and remands, and submissions set for September 2 1935. Cases span Deaf Smith Potter Lubbock Hansford and other counties with firms such as Panhandle Construction Co. Temple Trust Co. and J E Murfee among involved parties.

Court of Civil Appeals For Amarillo Employers Liability Assurance Corp Henry Williams Wichita Falls Bus Company J. ©. Beever M. A O. T. Dendy O. D. Cockerham Deaf Smith Claude Cochran J. B. Coe Lumper Co Potter J. FE. Bush W. M. Johnson Panhandle Construction Co City of Speaman Hansford L. C. Parker Mallet Land & Cattle Co State of Texas Hockley Kansas City Life Insurance Co Elizabeth Fisher Lubbock Temple Trust Co T. E. McNeill T al W. L. Logan S. J. E. Murfee, Sr Lubbock First State Bank National Bank of Commerce Santa Fe Grain Co Minneapolis-Moline Power Implement Co Palmer J. M. Radford Grocery Co D. C. Matthews Wilbarger

Miss England Urged Elopement in Breach Suit

Angela Joyce known as Miss England of 1930 testified in a breach of promise case against Lord Revelstroke. She said the wealthy banker urged elopement and that his father might disinherit him, with private detectives watched over them and a burglary at her flat stealing letters.

London Angela Joyce Lord Revelstroke Revelstroke Miss Joyce

Man's Heart Stopped After Gas Troubled Eating

W. L. Adams suffered heart stoppages from gas buildup after meals. Adlerika cleared his stomach gas, and now he eats anything and feels fine. Fox Drug Co. and City Drug Stores.

W. L. Adams Adlerika Fox Drug Co City Drug Stores

Smart Afternoon Dresses For Women Pattern Book Offer

Anne Adams presents two dresses Pattern 2249 with cape and Pattern 2157 with neck treatment and skirt yoke in sizes 36 to 46. Prices 10c and 1c extra for fabric, books 15c or 25c with patterns. Order from Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York.

Anne Adams Trousseau Amarillo Globe Pattern Department West 17Th Street New York N. Y

Pilfering Continues in Capitol Office Thefts

Orthman complains patronage policemen vary in age and size and urges regular metropolitan guards for the capitol. House accounts chair Lindsay Warren calls telegraphic franks thefts shocking after a telegram for 492 addressees. He notes restaurant silverware loss and bills offenders. South Trimble cites typewriter losses from members ignorant of the law.

Orthman Capitol Lindsay Warren House Accounts Committee Warren South Trimble

Treasury position in Washington May 13 figures

Treasury reported receipts of 42 459 302 10 dollars and expenditures of 57 405 561 96 dollars for May with a balance of 1 757 738 355 26 dollars. Fiscal year totals show receipts 3 213 699 585 88 and expenditures 6 158 792 971 02 including 3 050 376 205 81 in emergency outlays. Excess expenditures 2 945 093 385 14 and gold assets 8 734 105 462 96.

Treasury Washington The

House Military Committee Reopens War Tactics Inquiry

The House Military Committee resumes its behind-closed-doors probe of War Department business tactics. Chairman McSwain says the inquiry may yield startling revelations, focusing on Joseph Silverman Jr, a New York army surplus dealer, plus relatives and several army officers. A special counsel has reviewed prior grand jury materials.

Washington House Military Committee War Department McSwain South Carolina Joseph Silverman, Jr New York District of Columbia Military Committee Silverman W. Frank James

Regional event agenda outlines town honors and speakers

Plainview hosts a pre convention gathering with a My Home Town prelims session and rabbit and greyhound races. The evening features a musical fiesta and two dances. Gov Allred plans to address the assembly, and a governor's party is set for Tuesday with Cline in charge. Paducah is named outstanding town. Edd Brown and A J Payne receive honors. Reverend Finnell cites business recovery principles. Bandeen announces Congressman Disof Orange as author of the domestic farm allotment bill.

Plainview W. Edd Brown Floydada A. J. Payne Slaton Chamber of Commerce J. Leslie Finnell Fort Worth Martin Disof Orange Amarillo W. B. Amacker Lenora Jean Taylor L. C. Taylor Hilton Hotel Mr. Hawk

Women Taken to Fort Worth on Way to Pen

U. S. Deputy Marshal Doug Campbell returned to Amarillo after transporting two Amarillo women Jo Evans and Mays Hawkins to Fort Worth for federal imprisonment. Evans, 17, and Hawkins were convicted of cashing stolen money orders from Kings Mill post office. Evans received two years at York Nebraska and Hawkins two years at Alderson West Virginia.

U. 8 Doug Campbell Amarillo Jo Evans Mays Hawkins Fort Worth Kingsmill James C. Wilson Potter County State Reformatory For Women York Neb Hawkins W Federal Industrial Institution Alderson W. Va Wilson Lubbork Monde

Ex convict near death after valley fight shooting

Victoria reports ex convict Elmer P Meadows 46 shot by officers after fleeing garage with stolen goods. He attacked craftsman Joe Abernathy 63 in a barbecue pit, a fire started, nightwatchman George Burd helped rescue Abernathy and capture Meadows as he fled toward city hall.

Victoria Elmer P Meadows Meadows Joe Abernathy Abernathy George Burd Burd Alice Joe Conti

Chain fund schemes and odd banana plant facts

The article notes a church chain fundraising plan in Texarkana with a six tier system from penny to $100. It also mentions Portland promoters rushing funds and Oklahoma City traders facing a $35 840 loss. Finally it describes how banana plants die after fruiting and a new shoot grows from the base.

Texarkana Tex Walter L. Cannon Hardy Memorial Methodist Churach Portland Ore Oklahoma City

Prisoners Escape From Eastham Prison Led to Narrow Search

Four inmates escaped Eastham Prison Farm Friday, Bam Grant and R C Tipton among them. Officials ended the search after no trace was found. one escapes ended with a death, another captured after being shot, following earlier executions of Raymond Hamilton and Joe Palmer for a fence offense.

Snell Warns of Disaster Without Credit Stability

In a sharp GOP attack on the New Deal Minority Leader Bertran Snell told the House that disaster is looming unless national credit is stabilized highlighting the administration's economic policy and fiscal concerns.

Washington Bertran Snell

Alex Gaston Named Manager of Dallas Steers

Alex Gaston, ex Yankees catcher and former Des Moines manager, was purchased from Kansas City Blue to helm the Dallas Steers, who sit at the Texas League cellar.

Dallas Alex Gaston New York Yankees Des Moines Kansas City Blue Dallas Steers

Lustig Arrested in New York as Noted Confidence Man

United States Secret Service reports the arrest of Victor Lustig in New York. Officials call Lustig one of the world’s best confidence men and a counterfeiter.

Harold Smith Rip Collins St. Louis Cardinals Rowland Dutton New York A. C Dick Shelton Steer Dogger Denny Shute Helen Hicks Washington U.P United States Secret Service Today New York Victor Lustig

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