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Newspaper

Amarillo Sunday News Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1931

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Funeral Rites For Mrs. Collins After Accidental Shooting

In Dalhart, a 10 year old boy accidentally discharged a pistol from a nearby house, firing through windows and fatally wounding Mrs. R. F. Collins, 41, wife of a Rock Island brakeman. Funeral services were held at 5 p.m. Rev. O. V. Beal officiating.

Sunday NewsGlobe Dalhart R. F. Collins Rock Island O. V. Beal Navighbor Collins Clarence Garrison Collins House

Embargo and Duty Proposals Tabled Before Solons

Lawmakers hear proposals on crude embargo and duty measures. Aimed at regulating imports, the discussions focus on potential national impact, price effects, and enforcement challenges as committees review the drafts.

Oil tariff and inquiry bills seek independent aid

Washington Jan 17 independents press for a government inquiry into the oil industry and a tariff or embargo on imports Rep Garber Oklahoma proposes a 1 per barrel duty and a 50 percent ad valorem tariff plus powers for the president to stop imports for any period The bills also aim to probe price and production levels and seek to curb dominance by larger oil firms amid charges of price fixing and proration plans from the Oklahoma Corporation Commission The effort includes a House committee investigation and a plan by governors oil relief to campaign for tariffs or embargoes to aid independents

Don J. Kirkley The Associated Frese Washington Garber Republican Oklahoma Hoch Kansas House Supreme Court Standard Oil Company Seaboard Governors’ Oil Relief Conference Calle Nye J. Edward Jones New York City Independent Petroleum Association North Dakota Jones Oklahoma Corporation Commission

Just A Gesture: Deaf Couple’s Divorce Suit Filed

Herbert Moore and his wife Doris, both deaf mutes, were married December 1 in Chariton Iowa. Moore has filed for divorce claiming Doris nagged and scolded him.

Associated Press Burlington Iowa Herbert Moore Doris Chariton Herbert

Shot to Death in Port Arthur

Special to The Sunday News Globe reports C. L Adams aged 23 was shot and killed at a cleaning establishment in Port Arthur. A. B. Johnson a refinery foreman surrendered as a murder complaint was filed by Chief M. B. Ward. Preliminary hearing set for 10 am Monday before Justice B. H. Wiley. friends urged an immediate hearing but Justice Riley was not contacted. Johnson is father of Elizabeth Johnson 17. Continued on Page 11 Col 4.

Sunday News Globe Port Arthur C. L Adams A. B. Johnson Gut M. B. Ward B. H. Wiley B. T. McWhorter Friends of Johnson McwWhorter Justice Riley McWhorter Johnson Elizabeth Johnson

Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding areas

Fair and slightly colder Sunday for Amarillo and West Texas. New Mexico also fair with little temperature change. Hourly readings from yesterday show a maximum of 54 and a minimum of 39, with scattered garbled figures for morning hours.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico

Spring Like Weather Recalls Last Winter Cold in Amarillo

Clear calm spring like weather in Amarillo contrasts with last year when the coldest winter day on record hit eight below zero at 7 am. Saturday reached a high of 55 and a low of 32, with similar highs to January 5 and forecasts calling for further clear and slightly colder conditions. Weather official H T Collman says temperatures should stay normal or above with no moisture prospects and that February remains the most variable month in the region.

Amarillo Panhandle H. T. Collman Bureau Coleman Collman

Hand Labor To Replace Machinery In Amarillo Till March 30

In a joint session, Potter County Commissioners Court and Amarillo City Commission decide to use hand labor instead of power machinery through March 30 to create local jobs. Mayor Ernest O Thompson says the move aims to boost employment and local activity, with underpass work on Fillmore Street planned to proceed largely by hand. Floaters will not be employed.

Commissioners Court of Potter County City Commission of Amarillo Ernest O. Thompson State of Texas Texas Fillmore Street

Four-County Farm Council Meeting Set in Canyon

In Canyon on Tuesday January 20 farmers from Swisher Castro Deaf Smith and Randall counties will gather for a 7:30 p m dinner program. Vernon Harmon of Summerfield leads the meeting with a feature talk on Crop Rotation by W H Upchurch Randall county agent. T Wea ver of Dimmitt chairs the round table and entertainment is provided by West Texas State Teachers College tumblers and the T Anchor ranch quartet. Sixty to seventy attendees expected, mostly farmers and ranch men.

Sunday News Globe Canyon Agricultural Council of Farmers Swisher Castro Deaf Smith Randall Counties Vernon Harmon Summerfield W. H. Upchurch Randall County T. V. Weaver Dimmitt

Hunting horse falls dead shocks Philadelphia socialite

Mrs. Theodore Grosvenor, daughter of R. E. Strawbridge of Philadelphia, was knocked unconscious during a hunt with the Cottenham hounds at Melton Mowbray England when her horse fell dead.

Associated Press Melton Mowbray England Theodore Grosvenor R. E. Strawbridge Philadelphia Cottesmore Hounds

Fortune, Barnsdall Oil VP, Dies at 52 in Los Angeles

Fred A Fortune 52 vice president of Barnsdall Oil Company a prominent figure in the oil industry died at his home in Los Angeles on January 17.

Los Angeles Fred A. Fortune Barnsdall Oil Company

Quake Toll Rises in Southern Mexico After Earthquake

Reports from Oaxaca and nearby towns state the death toll has reached 65 with 30 more dead in Guelapova and fears for Huixtepec as a strong earthquake left Oaxaca in ruins. Aiding parties, search operations, and cold conditions accompany ongoing rescue efforts and continued tremors.

Associated Press Mexico City Mexico Guelapova Oaxaca Huixtepec Miahuatlan

Ex Deputy Charged with Murder in Burleson Road Death

J C Jones former deputy constable at Alvarado was charged with murder in the death of 18 year old motorcyclist O B Hyles on the Burleson road south of Fort Worth December 13. The complaint states he ran over him with an automobile.

Associated Press Fort Worth J. C. Jones Alvarado O. B. Hyles Burleson Road Here Jones

Five Cent Bread Gains Sale In Mobile

Mobile bakeries begin selling bread at five cents per loaf today. The 4 ounce loaf replaces the prior 20 ounce loaves that sold for 10 cents, signaling a major price drop in Mobile.

Associated Press Mobile Ala

Senate delays action on Red Cross aid bill to Feb 9

Washington January 17 The Senate approved 25 million dollars for the Red Cross then voted to delay further action until February 9 to allow the group to finish a ten million dollar fundraising campaign Senator Reed urged postponement after a White House complaint over relief funding Hoover declined to approve the measure while signaling a public statement on the dispute Reed stated he would support the appropriation later and House action was expected early next week with a veto possible if the House passes the bill

Associated Press Washington Senate Red Cross Reed Republican Pennsylvania Robinson Hoover House Congress Friends of

Hereford Hosts Large Tri-county Poultry Show

Hereford hosts the annual Tri-county Poultry Show with 485 entries, the largest in the area, featuring 400 birds from Hereford's trade territory. The event, judged under A P A rules by J H Wood, was organized by vocational students led by B F Hopkins and funded by the Hereford Chamber of Commerce. Special displays included a Canyon Buff Orpington pen valued at $175 from Mrs Oscar Hunt.

Seth B. Holman News-Globe Hereford Tri-county American Poultry Association Panhandle Vocational Agricultural Students of B. F. Hopkins Hereford Chamber of Commerce R. O. Dunkle Emma Gunther Hillside Hatchery Henderson Poultry Farm J. H. Wood Canyon Farwell and Friona Oscar Hunt Jack Wright

Quadruplet Keys sisters defy odds in growth at Hollis

Four Keys sisters Mona Roberta Mary and Leota grown to near sixteen in Hollis Oklahoma challenge scientific views on quadruplets personalities. They are alike yet markedly different and vow not to be old maids as they near high school graduation.

Hollis Okla Four Keys Mona Roberta Mary Leota

Two Shreveport Policemen Die in Gun Battle

In Shreveport Louisiana on January 17 two policemen Teddie Williams aged 24 and Lee Allen Williams aged about 26 were shot and killed after a gun battle on a street corner. Police suspected gangsters encountered during a day operation to round up undesirables following a spree of robberies in Shreveport and Caddo parish. Williams died instantly while Williams died minutes later at the Hotchkiss and Allen streets intersection.

Associated Preen Shreveport Teddie Williams Lee Allen Williams Caddo Parish Hotchkiss and Allen Streets

Air Line Proposed From Amarillo to El Paso via Lubbock

Amarillo Chamber of Commerce announced a plan for an air line from Amarillo to El Paso via Lubbock and Carlsbad. The route would carry passengers and mail, starting with exhibits prepared for Transcontinental and Western Air. O V Vernon said the airway could be profitable and ready by the vacation season.

Amarillo el Paso Lubbock Carlsbad

Borger and Vernon Radio Permits Denied

Washington January 17 The Federal Radio Commission denied applications by 8 L McFahin and John H White Borger for a 50 foot station on 1250 kilocycles and by D Estes Vernon for a 100 watt station on 1260 kilocycles Failure to appear at the hearing was cited as the reason for the denial.

Sunday News Globe Washington Federal Radio Commission Today L. McFahin John H. White Borger D. Estes Vernon

Daisy De Boe Prepares New Clara Bow Revelations

In Los Angeles Daisy De Boe ready to reveal more Hollywood nightlife tales about It and Clara Bow. She plans to narrate alleged drinking parties and escapades from her time living at Bow’s home as the grand theft trial continues Monday morning, with transcript notes logged for quick retelling.

Associated Press Los Angeles Daisy de Boe Hollywood Clara Bow

Tax Payments Ahead of February 1 Deadlines

State and county tax and auto license payments at J W Collins tax office show 4 658 passenger cars and 670 trucks paid by Saturday afternoon, up from last year. January 17 figures were 3 221 cars and 485 trucks, with taxes ahead of last year by about 100 000 dollars. Delinquency date is February 1, extensions possible only for taxes, not auto licenses. Total vehicles registered in 1920 were 13 526 cars and 2 69 trucks.

J. W. Collins Potter County Collins

Thief Steals Clothes During Burial at San Antonio Home

In San Antonio on January 17 burglars broke into the home of Mrs. Gregoria Ayala as mourners gathered at the grave. They stole a sewing machine, an electric fan, a clock, a mattress and most of the woman’s clothing from the house.

San Antonio Gregoria Ayala

George M Ledford Prominent Builder Dies At 62

George M Ledford 62 prominent local contractor died at his home 1710 Taylor street after a weeklong illness. He is survived by his widow three brothers and one sister Orion Ledford Hayesville Van Ledford Fort Worth Nolan Ledford Long Beach and Mrs Floyd Smart Hayesville. Funeral service 3 oclock Sunday at Griggs Funeral Chapel conducted by Dr R Thomson and Rev R C Snodgrass with pallbearers J H Harris Harry Guiberson Ed Murphy Albert Randall Thomas D Ladd Ray Weills Roy Burke Charles Hall. Burial Llano cemetery under Woodmen of the World direction.

George M. Ledford Taylor Street van Ledford Hayesville N. C Orion Ledford Fort Worth Nolan Ledford Long Beach Cal Floyd Smart Polk Street Woodman Circle

Driving a Bargain at Globe News Used Car Sale

Amarillo buyers chase hundreds of bargains as the Globe News used car columns showcase the largest selection of good buys. The pre Auto Show sale urges quick purchases to clear dealer floors before the show.

Amarillo Globe News

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