Stabbing and Poison Alarm Kansas City Case
Glen Jenkins, 20, a downtown club waiter, confessed to fatally stabbing Marie Young, 21, his girlfriend, after declaring he could not marry her on his $30 monthly wages. He then drank poison, was revived at the Ninth Street station, and the motive cited was his desire to be punished for the crime.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Glen Jenkins
Marie Young
Nineteenth Street
Miss Young
Fairyland Park
Jenkins
Public Letter on a 1928 Oklahoma Law Conflict
A clipping from the Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman dated October 1, 1928 on page 35 is cited. The writer notes a discrepancy where a law’s passage involved tack letters and signatures without authorship, claiming the law was later unconstitutional and requesting reader verification based on the editor’s furnished facts.
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Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman
Poem Request Letter From Margaret M Carthy
A Chicago reader requests publication of a poem in Amarillo Daily News. She asks about any publishing charges and expresses desire to share the piece worldwide. The letter is dated and signed by Mrs Margaret M M Carthy of 6715 Sheridan Road.
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Tack
Amarillo Daily News
Hoyle
Margaret M. M'Carthy
Sheridan Road
Chicago
New Metal Cement Aids Plumbing Fixes and More
A new metal cement mixes with water to yield a putty soft compound that hardens like metal when cold. It can seal plumbing leaks and be used on cars or any metal repair where cement is needed.
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Warren
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Amarillo
Oklahoma
Col. E. Tack
Panhandle
United States
America
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H. H. Honeycutt
Mr. Tack
P. May
Pampa
Texas
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Greer’s
Ward
Greer’ 'S Dept
Polk Sts
Mme
Ida Chernoff
Ida Chernorr
Mme Cherno
Charm
City Auditorium
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