Notorious gangster Wolfe found guilty of first degree murder
Judge Clarence Dearth presided in Delaware circuit court as Charles Wolfe known as One-Arm was found guilty of murdering farmer Ben Hance on August 14. The jury imposed life imprisonment. Wolfe’s accomplices Gerald Chapman and George Anderson faced deadly fates in separate cases linked to the period of their violent criminal exploits.
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Clarence Dearth
Delaware
Charles
Wolfe
Gerald Chapman
New Britain
Connecticut
Irio
George
Dutch) Anderson
Muskegon
Michigan
Hanee
Fiers
Anderson
Hayes
Chapman
Jury Delivers Life Verdict In Wolfe Trial
After about two hours of deliberation twelve jurors returned a verdict in the Wolfe case. Judge Dearth read the life sentence as Wolfe collapsed, telling his mother he is not guilty.
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Wolfe
Deaf Smith men inspect tests on cotton varieties
Deaf Smith County officials and Hereford chamber secretary tour cotton seed variety tests at West Texas Teachers College Canyon under Prof. Frank R. Phillips. They review Burnett Lightning Express Lone Star Kasch Mebane 804 Acala and Mebane 7404, comparing performance for Panhandle farming. Data from Canyon and Lubbock stations will be compiled for local farmers.
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Globe
Hereford
R. O. Dunkle
T. D. Moss
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Teachers College
Canyon
Frank R. Phillips
Agriculure
Panhandle
Tatchbock
Deaf Smith County
Burnett
Lightning Express
Lone Star
Texas
Fubbock
Cabbage Sighting: Ground forming Head Stuns Hereford Exhibit
In Hereford, C. M. Snowden showcased a freak cabbage plant from his Ward community half section farm. A cabbage head formed underneath the ground at the bottom of the root stem, after a 15 pound head appeared last week and a second growth followed during rains. Snowden has previously exhibited 13 farm product varieties at the local fair. Idlewild Cafe, 815 Polk Street.
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Hereford
C. M. Snowden
Brand
Snowden
Aroun
Mr. Snowden Jis
Santa Fe Shopcraft Association Banquet Report
The Santa Fe Shopcrafts association held its third annual banquet in Amarillo with over a hundred members and guests. Avery Turner spoke on development and preparedness while Rev F W O Malley praised character building. H G Flanders noted 25000 curs of grapes passing through the division. a dance followed the event.
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Santa Fe
South Plains
Avery Turner
Santa Fe Shopcrafts Association
Amarillo Hotel
Edwin King
The
Turner
F. W. O'Malley
H. G. Flanders
C. C. Baird
J. R. Clark
W. G. Fly
A. KE. Myer
Nick Frenzer
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Clifton
W. Db. Partlett
Salesmep
Amarillo
L. Summers
West 6Th St
Specia
Panhandle Hardware Company
Bondy Highlands
County Farm
James A. Bush
Mant 6Th Street
Palo Duro Lumber Co
J. B. Bechtel
Vice-Pres
Mgr
Lincoln Street
Zmicent School
Eesears
Western Building
C. H. Wileman
Mer
Taylor St
Amarillo, Texas
Associated Press
Muncie
Grove’s
Taylor
Deaf Smith
Idlewild Cafe
Polk Street
Oliver Drug Co
Christy
Santa FE Shopcraft Association
Bradley
Blackburn Bros
Hart Shaftner & Marx Clothes
Ozarks
Forest Park
Acrosa
Mounted Police
Roy
Pennsylvania University
Ozark
Sera
Bella Vista
Eureka Springs
Siloam Springs
Noel
Arkanesas
Ozark Company
Kennedy Bidgit Julia
Okla
Wame
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Powhatan
Jamestown
Smith
William Micilelzok
Tom Foley
William Henty
Harrison and
Wilson
Algonquins
Pocahontas
Chie
John Rolfe
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