Eight Bond Signers Cited In U S Court
Writs of scire facias issued by the U S district clerk target eight defendants whose indictments were returned this term and whose bonds were forfeited after no shows. Bondsmen named include John Ware, J T Davis, Lon Sharp, A A Price, Solon May, and others. Trial also begun in a separate case of Conley and Starr versus Frantz over a $3000 promissory note.
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U. S
Roy Johnson
John Ware
J. T. Davis
Borger
R. Ray
Florence Lamar
Lon Sharp
Amarillo
R. A. Murray
Tom A. Board
J. W. Jones
L. T. Avis
H. V. Morris
C. C. Deadwiley
A. A. Price
Mary Morales
Prohibition
Luz Malacara
Simeon Ur
Texas
Conley
Starr
Hamer the Ranger of the Big Bend and His Fiery Record
The article recounts outlaw-hunter Hamer known for seizing a windmill jail and rare mercy. It chronicles confrontations with armed foes, a forearm scar from gunfire, and a reflexive left-handed gunstrike after losing use of his right arm. It notes his stance against bounty rewards for bank robbers.
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Hamer
Big Bend
Texas
Looth Hamer
State Bankers Association
Murder of Jacob Cohen on return from Jerusalem wedding
Jacob Cohen aged 65 was stabbed to death by unidentified Arabs after a wedding in Jerusalem. The assailants fled and have not been identified. Bertrand Russell and Will Durant discuss education with Russell criticizing teaching quality and boys’ upbringing.
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Jacob Cohen
Jerusalem
Bertrand Russell
Will Durant
Mr. Russell
Wasted Glands Revived Or Cost Nothing
Advertisement promises revival of weakened glands with a 10 day Pep Kaps treatment from Walton Chemical Co. mailed postpaid for $2.00 with money back guarantee. C. O. D. option offered.
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Walton Pharmacal Co
Station D
St. Joseph
Adv
Tri-State Fair a Remarkable Profit and Praise for Wilbur Hawk
In Amarillo this morning, community leader Wilbur Hawk is hailed for the Tri-State Fair's record profit of twelve thousand dollars. The president’s free gate idea and two years of energetic effort are credited with the fair’s success and overall benefit to the city.
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Ernest Thompson
Wilbur Hawk
Hawk
Amarillo
Amarillo water bond details clarified by mayor
A local note records a morning talk with the mayor stating the proposed 200000 bond for Amarillo funds an extra water supply and a 12 inch pipeline over about 4.5 miles. Officials note water hardness trends at Word ranch and Bush tract and urge voters to have full information before casting ballots.
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Amarillo
Plains
Word Ranch
Bush Tract
Globe News
Bush Site
City considers McDonald contract and Bush tract option
The Amarillo city commission weighs hiring D L McDonald as water expert at 10000 retaining fee tied to a 200000 bond plan and contemplates purchasing the Bush tract near Amarillo after he found a new water supply. McDonald reportedly holds an option at 45000 from W H Bush. no profit is intended.
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Thompson
D. L. McDonald
McDonald
Bush Tract
Amarillo
W. H. Bush
Commission
Voters Seek Clear Deal On Land Sale To City
Bush urges public disclosure of land sale terms to the city and consulting fee for McDonald. Voters demand price details, noting proposed sale at 64 dollars per acre and a bond vote of 200 thousand dollars. City should obtain a non profit land option and full explanation before approving bonds.
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McDonald
Thompson
Jom Bush
W. H. Bush
City water plan debated by Amarillo mayor and residents
Old Tack opens his column to the city commission and engineer as voters read extended notes on Amarillo water options. Mayor Thompson defends Kiersted report while urging a plan for adequate supply through 1930 and beyond.
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Thompson
Kiersted
Old City Commission
Word Ranch
Amarillo
Mayor to Speak Tonight At Security Benefit Meeting
The mayor will address the Security Benefit association and discuss city matters. Citizens are urged to attend to hear direct statements from the mayor and commissioners. The speaker notes uncertainty over bond voting tied to Amarillo’s growth and peak-day water consumption. Public disclosure of land price details from Jim Bush is awaited.
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Amarillo
Thompson
Security Benefit Association
Commission
Jim Bush
Admiral Rodman Sees Navy Strength Amid Disarmament Talks
Admiral Rodman praised the U S Navy as a credit to the nation noting ship for ship and man for man its superiority, though acknowledging a larger British fleet. He expressed hope the Hoover MacDonald conference would avoid political or diplomatic intrigue and advance disarmament efforts.
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Rodman
Hoover
MacDonald
Canyon Pike Opens to Traffic Across 18 Mile Stretch
The new Canyon paving is opened to traffic from Amarillo to Canyon except for 600 feet near Canyon. The Santa Fe underpass at Canyon is now usable. Paving beyond Amarillo toward the county line remains incomplete.
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Canyon
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Amarillo to Attend West Texas Chamber Meet in Shamrock
About 50 Amarillo businessmen will attend the regional West Texas Chamber of Commerce meeting in Shamrock on Thursday October 3. Shamrock hosts will present a free barbecue and a full program. Delegates plan a motorcade to El Paso for the October 24 to 26 convention. O V Vernon and O V Vernon will respond to the welcome address.
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Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Shamrock
O. V. Vernon
el Paso
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Mason King
Chamber of Commerce Trade Extension Department
Troops Assume Control as Borger Sees Martial Law Step In
General Wolters and Colonel Roberts lead troops into Borger under Governor Moody after the assassination of District Attorney John A. Holmes. Clem Calhoun is appointed district attorney, replacing Holmes. Troops, largely young militia from Fort Worth and Dallas, arrived by train from Wichita Falls. No demonstrations observed as Borger faces years of crime and previous ranger raids.
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Clem Calhoun
John A. Holmes
Calhoun
Borger
Hamlin
104Th
Moody
Fort Worth
Dallas
Wichita Falls
General Wolters
Wolters
Texas
Galveston
Mexia
Texas Rangers
Holmes
Funeral for Pioneer Ranch Man Today
Funeral services planned for John William Chalke 64 pioneer Texas ranchman at his Dallas home. He spent over twenty years in the Panhandle and in 1922 sold his ranch holdings and moved to Dallas. He founded the J W Chalke Hardware Company and helped organize the First State Banks of Roaring Springs and Matador serving as vice president in both. Surviving are Mrs Chalke and seven children.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
John William Chalke
Texas
Chalke
Panhandle
J. W
United States
Sam L. Gross
Fears Spread For Coste And His Mechanic Missing Flight
Anxiety centered on French aviation ace Dieu Donne Coste and his mechanic Jacques Bellonte after they disappeared more than three days ago. They departed Le Bourget in the plane Question Mark toward Vladivostok, with last reports from Cologne as a French escort plane returned to Paris.
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Associated Press
Paris
Dieudonne Coste
Jacques Bellonte
le Bourget
Vladivostok
Siberia
Cologne
Germany
Martial law declared in Borger area amid alleged crime ring
Governor Moody ordered military control and removal of Borger city officials including mayor, commissioners, and police amid claims of an entrenched criminal ring in Borger and Hutchinson county. Proclamation barred debts by enforcement officers and warned against divisive language. Civil authorities to oversee fiscal duties while military enforces peace.
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Col
Nichols
Moody
Borger
Hutchinson
J. W. Grabtree
Mitchell
Walter Broomhall
Joe Ownbey
Hutchinson County
Five Gas Station Thefts Tied To One Gang In Amarillo
Five filling stations in Amarillo were robbed between 9 and 9:30 p m by a gang using new Ford sedans and coupes. Attendants Fred Schultz Elbert Stuckey E B Kennedy C A Russel faced pistol threats as criminals claimed cash from registers totaling 8 30 16 17 and 6 73 dollars at Pennant Gulf Humphries and Clark Wicks stations.
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Cave
Amarillo
E. B. Kennedy
Clark and Wicks
West Sixth Avenue
C. A. Russel
Humphries
Sixth Avenue
Hayden Street
Engineers to Hear Report on Water
The Tri-State Technical Society will hear a special committee report on Amarillo's water situation on October 14 at the Palo Duro Hotel. Committee members P. A. McCarthy P. R. Rose G. L. Mercer and Charles Shoblom were named to study the water problem.
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Tri-State Technical Society
Amarillo
Palo Duro
P. A. McCarthy
P. R. Rose
G. L. Mercer
Charles Shoblom
The
Technical Society
French to Transfer to Abilene as West Texas Engineer
W A French, division highway engineer in Amarillo, will leave tomorrow for Abilene to become engineer for the West Texas district with offices there. A successor for the Panhandle district has not yet been named by State Highway Engineer Gibb Gilchrist.
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W. A. French
Amarillo
Abilene
West Texas
French
Panhandle
Gibb Gilchrist
Realtors Swamped On Rentals Calls In Amarillo
Fifteen calls for rental houses were received in one day last week by a local real estate firm. Amarillo realtors say demand for modern desirable houses is high while inventory is nearly exhausted in the city.
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Amarillo
Borger Mayor Pace Waives Preliminary Hearing
The Borger mayor Glen Pace waived preliminary hearing on charges of causing a key witness to leave town. Bond set at 3000 by County Judge Hood. Pace, defended by Maj. E A Simpson, faces 2 to 5 year penalty. Borger saw a quiet Sunday with subdued activity and large church attendance.
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Borger
Glen Pace
Hood
Pace
Maj. E. A. Simpson
Amarillo
Underwood, Johnson, Dooley and Simpson
Hamer
Rangers
E. Broome
Charles T. Hale
Ray Martin
Tabernacle
G. W. Green
Vessel Rides Out Storm Then Sails to Nassau
A vessel named Hurricane battled Isaac Light and Northwest Channel last Tuesday night. It rode out the storm on the Bahaman banks, then, after a jury rudder was rigged, proceeded to Nassau.
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Isaac Light
Northwest Channel
Bahaman Banks
Nassau
Bahama Hurricane Fatalities Rise as Check Proceeds
AP reports Nassau authorities confirm five deaths from the tropical hurricane that battered New Providence Island for about 80 hours starting Wednesday. Property damage to tourist hotels was not extensive.
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Associated Press
Nassau
Bahamas
New Providence
Wednes- Banas
Georgetown Pineapple Sets British Guiana Size Record
A Georgetown grower in British Guiana claims a colossal pineapple 15 inches tall with a girth of two feet two inches and weight of 17 pounds, the largest on record.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Markets report from Kansas City shows hogs 13 000 head, 10 to 25 cents lower. top 10.45 on 190 220 lb. hogs. Cattle 29 000, calves 4 500 slow. slaughter steers 950 1500 lb 11.75 15.50. fed yearlings 12.25 15.50. heifers 11.25 14.75. cows 7.75 10.50. wealers 8.00 18.50. stocker and feeder steers 9.50 12.25. Sheep 14 000, lambs 11 502.50, ewes 3.75 5.00.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Fort Worth Livestock Market Prices and Trends
Fort Worth market report lists hogs with rail prices 10 to 15 cents lower and trucks 10 to 15 cents higher. light butchers at 10.15 rail top and 9.65 truck top. Cattle and calves show mixed shifts with steady fed steers and lower stock stockers. cows topping 7.65 and bulls at 7.85. Sheep account shows declines across grades, with bombs 11.50 to 12.00 and feeder lambs 8.50 to 9.50.
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Fort Worth
International News Service
Chicago Livestock Market Report Slumps Seen Across Hogs Cattle
Chicago on Set. 30 reports hogs totaling 45 000 with 10 to 25 cent decline and packing sow prices from 7.85 to 8.85. Cattle 29 000 with calves 3 000. slaughter steers 1100 to 1500 pounds fetch 12.75 to 16.50. cows 8.00 to 11.00. stocker and feeder steers 10.25 to 12.00. Sheep 20 000 lambs 11.75 to 12.85. ewes 3.75 to 5.25.
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Chicago
Associated Press
East St. Louis Livestock Prices Settle Report
East St Louis market notes hogs 15,500 head at 170 to 220 pounds 10.60 to 10.65. Cattle 10,500 with calves 3,000 and bulls at 8.25 or lower and weaners around 17.00. Sheep 3,000 and activity weak early.
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East ST. Louis
The
Associated Press
New Orleans and New York Cotton Open Higher on Storm Hedges
The Associated Press reports New Orleans and New York cotton markets opened steady to higher as tropical storm warnings lifted prices. December rose to 18.48 in New Orleans and 18.69 at mid day, with January and March up similarly before hedging and profit-taking cooled gains.
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New Orleans
the Associates Press
Liverpool
East Gulf Coast
New York
Yee Assos Td Press
Cotton market reports mixed in Liverpool prices and sales
Liverpool notes spot cotton softer with American grades under pressure. Prices range from strict good midling at 10.94 to good ordinary 9.34 with 8 000 bales sold, including 6 500 American. Futures closed quiet and steady with October to July contracts from 9.83 to 10.05.
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Liverpool
Wheat falls at Liverpool on rains in Australia and Argentina
Uncertain global weather weighing on wheat as rains in Australia and Argentina push futures lower in Liverpool trade. Chicago open shows sharp downturns but later holds near the initial range while corn and oats show relative strength.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Australia
Argentina
Wedding Socks Gift List From Old Box
A box yields two pairs of golfing socks and a wedding card wishing happiness in three and twenty years of bliss. The note says the giver’s first and only gift, with other presents listed as handkerchiefs hose a painted bowl Irish lace center-piece and a string of beads in Nell’s memory.
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Nell
Stock Prices Surged and Slumped Across a Broad Market
The list shows wide swings with corn prices starting up and later advancing while provisions declined. Major firms including General Motors, Goodyear, General Mills, Westinghouse, and Union Pacific appear with varied percentage changes, signaling a choppy trading day across industries and commodities.
Butter and Eggs Chicago Market Report
Butter prices show gains with creamery extras at 45 cents and standard 44, extra firsts 43 to 44, and firsts 40 to 42. Eras steady with extra firsts 89 to 40, graded firsts 38 to 44, current firsts 36 to 41, and ordinary firsts 32 to 35 cents.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Poultry Prices Steady in Chicago Market
Chicago September 30 Poultry prices listed for fowls 22 to 25 4c springs 22 to 24c No 2 springs 17c roosters 20c turkeys 20 to 30c ducks 18 to 21c geese 20c.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Stocks Rise Amid Opening Gain Firm on Oils Fortunes
Buying orders led the market up at opening as United Carbon soared 25 points to a record high 102 3/4 and Pierce Oil preferred jumped 10 1/2 points to 61 1/2. Major issues like American Telephone Westinghouse General Motors and U S Steel posted small gains while some losses appeared in Columbian Carbon and Byers.
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Joe
Pierce Oil
Houston Oil
Southwestern Natural Gas Properties
Union Oil
California
Timken Roller Bearing
Eastman Kodak
Simmons
International Harvester
Commercial Investment Trust
Electric Auto Site
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
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U. S. Court
Bush
Tetyae Sdck
Gulf
Cait Cornelius
Legion
Canyon Pike
W. TC
Coste
Florence
Edgar A. Guest
Davidson
Dupgae
Electric Power & Light
Great West Sugar
General Mills
Aexaagesks
Hudson Motors
Ssseeseees
Hupp Motors
Illinois Central
Inter Harvester
Coos
Inter Tel. & Telg
John Mansville
Jordan Motors
Aly Kelly Springfield
Kenney Co
Kennecott Copper
Gevoceveses Tike Lima
Lee
Lorillard Tobacco
Louisville Gas & Elec
Mack Trucks
Iq Moon Motors
Montgomery Ward
Covsesss
Missouri Pacific
Mo Kns
Pea Mathieson Alkali
National Dairy Products
Big National Cash Register
Tt National Biscuit
Coven Em
Nash Motors
Cocee
National Power & Licht Oe
New York Central
Caeves
Norfolk & Western Ry
Nevada Copper
Enveese
Otis Steel
Southern Pacific Ry
Texas Pacific
Cccececces
Timken Robb Rrr
Texas Gulf
Union Pacific
Senccesess
United States Rubber
United Corporation Corneces U. 8. Steel
Seecceesess
United Aircraft Eoonsecesseetee
Woolworth Eee
Ee Teneer
Jne F. Clarke Co
NEW York Stock Letter
Atlantic
Gocvcess
Barnsdall
Houston
Gly Independent Oil & 7
Aes
Louisiana
Mexican Seaboard
Middle States
Mid-Continent
Royal Dutch
Sinclair
Serene
See
Eeeemene
Simms Eran
Texas Pacific C. & O. Ee
Texas Corp. Water
Tidewater Association Eeeaee
Perennee
White Eagle
Phillips Pan
Pan American B
Delaware
Jno. F. Clarke Co
Arkansas Gas
Aviation Corp America Eee
Butler Bros
Canadian Marconi Errr
May Cities Service
Commonwealth
Souther
Ford
England
France
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
Standard
Indiana
Trans Air
Atchison, Topeka
S. F
Ajax
Allegheny Corporation
Allied’ Chem
Illnois
Eeeneee
Prnenne
Im. Myers Eveeees
Pices Tel
Associated Dry Goods One
American Tobacco Neee
Amer Rad & Stand
Anaconda Copper
Baltimore & Ohio
Escesss
Baldwin Locomotive
Eaeeeres
Bethlehem Steel Ett Eemensaes Ah
Bayer Manufactury
Victor
Sil Polk
Dial
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