Leahy Found Guilty of Dr. Ramsey Slaying in Texas Court
George West reports in Plainview that Harry T. Leahy was convicted of murder for killing Dr. J. A. Ramsey. The jury imposed a fifty year penitentiary sentence after deliberating from Thursday evening until 10 a.m. Friday. Leahy, who sought a new trial, declared the verdict a great victory.
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Harry T. Leahy
J. A. Ramsey
Ged Mathis
Thirty-Sixth District
Leahy
Thia
Emoton
Iver
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Live Oak Court House
Ramsey
Roberto Martine
Martine
Fragmented 19th Century Real Estate and Public Figures Reflections
A garbled sheet mixes opinions on lending in California and cautious advice to buyers, warnings about swindlers, and praise for scientific progress. It references Mr Wall's lawyers discussing oil storage for a Japan attack, a bribery case against a defendant, and speculation on military aviation. Mentions Willie Stevens later as William Stevens, Christian Science, and John D. Rockefeller Jr. gifting Lincoln letters to Brown University, with remarks on General Grant and historical writers.
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Brown University
Abraham Lincoln
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Defense Plea Cited in Rulfs and Carpenter Case
Fragmentary notes indicate a defense plea in the Rulfs and Carpenter case. The text shows defendants challenging charges amid unclear courtroom context and partial names. Further readable details remain unavailable.
Elsie Janis Tickets On Sale Ahead of December Show
Tickets for Elsie Janis, famed musical comedy star, go on sale at Ledbetter Drug Store No. 1. She brings a versatile company including Caroline Laesceti, Rob org Eisel, Lauri Kennedy, and Degethy Kennedy for a December 2 concert in town.
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Ledbetter
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Rob Org Eisel
Lauri Kennedy
Velivet
Degethy Kennedy
Pieniot
Celebrate New Rail Line Plan In South Plains
Plainview and nearby towns celebrate a plan that would bring Fort Worth and Denver and Frisco railroads into the South Plains. Delegations from Amarillo and Canyon, led by the Canyon college band, parade at noon and a barbecue follows. An Amarillo contingent arrived by train and by car, with a delay caused by a threshing machine blocking the Santa Fe tracks near Tulia.
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Henry Ansley
Plainview
Plains Country
Anhandle
Fort Worth &Enver
Frisco
South Plains
Canyon College
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Tulia
Rotarians Plan Evening Ladion Night at Amarillo Hotel
Rotarians finalize plans for the annual Ladion Night meeting at the Amarillo hotel tonight at 7. An elaborate program features an operetta with eight roles directed by Deil V. Parcells. Arrangements for the entertainment are led by Mrs. C Pipkin and Mrs Keer Koners.
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Amarillo
de Il V. Parcells
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Mre 4
Pipkin
Mra
Keer Koners
Gey Beeeders
Light Snow Falls in Central Kansas
Light snow is reported in central Kansas with ongoing weather conditions affecting travel. Snowfall amounts are light, and drivers are advised to exercise caution on highways and local roads through the day.
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Kansas
Heavy Gale Wrecks Clovis Region and Notable Football Win
A violent straight wind across Clovis New Mexico caused at least twenty thousand dollars in county damage including shattered plate glass windmills and a garage structure. The Clovis high school Wildcats closed their football season with a 55 to 0 victory over Portales as the windstorm raged through the four quarters.
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Clovis
N. M
Clovia High School Wildcats
Portales
Wildcats
Legal battle over use of Doheny Wall evidence in Fall trial
In the Fall-Doheny conspiracy case litigants clash over whether evidence from the Senate inquiry showing Edward L. Doheny paid Albert B. Wall 100000 can be used at trial. Prosecutors argue the statement was voluntary and should go to the jury.
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Fall-Doheny
Senate
Edward L. Doheny
Albert B. Wall
Fall
Doheny
Senate Oil Committee
Owen J. Roberts
Deheng
Senate Committees
States Hit By Gale Damage In Four States
Tornadoes across Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi and Missouri killed at least 71 people and injured many as towns such as Heber Springs Arkansas suffered heavy losses. In Hainesville Louisiana five killed and fifty oil derricks razed while sanitarium wards held injured from oil fields.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
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Heber Springs
Ozarks
Hainesville
Merit Lussians
Robert Lew
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