Bank Robber Vermillion Faces Trial In Cloud Bank Heist
State defense prepare for trial in Forty seventh district court as Vermillion, held in Potter County jail, faces charges for the November 21 bank robbery at Cloud First National Bank. About $5000 in cash was taken after forcing cashier Clifford Walker into the vault and escaping by roadster. Jury selection expected to be difficult. witnesses have been summoned and extensive crowd controls planned. Vermillion, identified at preliminary hearing, was arrested in Albuquerque New Mexico and returned to Texas. He is married with two children and formerly worked in the Pampa oilfields.
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Bishop
News-Globe
National Bank of
Claude
Albuquerque
N. M
Earth’s core a solid iron ball say geophysicists
At a meeting of the American Geophysical Union experts report that Earth may have a solid iron or nickel alloy core about 4 000 miles thick. Profs Peyl and Sosman agree the crust is about 36 miles deep and is separated from the interior by a thin semi fluid layer.
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Adapdated
Washington
American Geophysical Union
Pr. P. RF. Peyl
Bureau of Standards
First Legation Secretary Dies in Copenhagen
Oliver Harrington, first secretary of the American legation in Copenhagen, was found dead in his apartment. He was scheduled to be transferred abroad next month.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Denmark
Oliver Harrington
Legation
Washington Notes Highlight Coolidge Era Debates
President Coolidge signs war pension measure and oversees tariff friction. Talks include funding Slovakia’s war debt, Berenger denial of resignation, Scouts Convention speech, and farm relief debate. Mecray sentence commutation attempt fails as Congress adjourns amid baseball clash.
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Jugo Slovakia
Berenger
Boy Scouts
Harrison
Senate
Coolidge Sweas
Costigan
Tariff Commission
Mecray
Indiana
House
Wurzbach Opponent Emerges After Texas Republican Caucus
Fred B. Knetsch Guadalupe county attorney announces as Wurzbach opponent in the Fourteenth district race. He backs Creager Nolte faction and plans a precinct organization drive as surveys proceed on Burlington System oil field corridor from Childress to Liberal via Panhandle and Alliance to link NW oil areas with Gulf coast.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Harry M. Wurzbach
Wurzbach
Washington
Fred &. Knetsch
Guadalupe
Seguin
Creager-Nolte
Texas Republican Organization
RK. B. Creager
Republican National
News-Globe
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Burlington
Childress
Wellington
Panhandle
Kansas
Alliance
Nebraska
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New Blow Struck At Senate Filibusters By Republican Whip
Washington May 1 Another blow was struck today at senate filibusters Senator Jones of Washington the Republican whip gave notice that he would propose to amend the rules to require senators to speak to the subject before the senate The rule would align with Dawes campaign to prevent delaying tactics and end the custom of reading articles from publications to stall a measure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Jones
Dawes
Debt commission wraps up funding talks on Yugoslavia debt
The debt commission completed work on funding US World War loans with a settlement for Yugoslavia of 51 dollars? The agreement calls for Yugoslavia to pay 99,177,135 dollars principal and interest over 62 years, at 200,605 dollars annually for five years and 375,000 dollars annually for the remaining fifty-seven years.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Debt Commission
America
Jugo-Slovakia
Jugo Slovakia
President Signs War Pension Bill for Spanish Veterans
The Spanish war pension bill was signed by President Coolidge in Washington. The measure adds about $19,000,000 to annual government charges and increases pensions for veterans widows and orphans, with some classes reaching a maximum of $50 a month.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Bodies of Machine Gun Victims Laid to Rest in Chicago
The bodies of three victims from Chicago gang warfare were laid to rest amid ongoing controversy. Four days of police work yielded no results and civic leaders debated investigation methods. The coroner’s inquiry was postponed to Tuesday as a special grand jury was planned with State’s Attorney Robert E. Crowe leading the case.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert FE. Crowe
Oklahoma Boosters Arrive Tuesday for City Welcome
Final arrangements announced for 175 Oklahoma City trade trippers arriving by special train shortly after 2 p m Tuesday. They will stay overnight and depart Wednesday morning. program includes welcome, speeches, solos, dances and a convention session led by local civic leaders. City officials and boosters will meet the train at the depot followed by a parade.
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Oklahoma Boosters
Oklahoma City
Commerce and Board of City Development
Widitorman
Owlock
River
Amarile
Additior
W. W. Flenniken
Thominen
Citivane
Amanito
Col E. ©. Thompson
Claude Psparhecher
Ivekt Treval Chamber of Commence
O. C. Goodwin
Oklahoma City Coosters
City Officians Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development
Chamber of Commerce
Hatcher withholds pay warrants over state claim
Texas State Treasurer Hatcher said he would not pay warrants totaling about 21 686 to Sherman Yountans Construction of Houston unless a court orders payment or the Attorney General directs it. Attorney General Dan Moody advised withholding at least 21 000 to satisfy a state damages claim in a pending suit. Hatcher urged injunction proceedings to stop payment and noted the attorney general must represent him in any action.
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Austin
Hatcher
Sherman-Vourmmans Construction Company
Houston
Dan Moody
Sherman-Yountans
Mr. Hatcher
Unconscious Philadelphia Nurse Identified
The Associated Press reports Mildred Furst a Philadelphia nurse, unconscious from an unexplained cause, identified after a visit to her fiancé Paul Gantz secretary of the Sojourners club at Fort Bayard New Mexico. She was found at a hotel and rushed to county hospital where doctors noted her coma persists.
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Chicago
Mildred Furst
Philadelphia
Furst
Paul Gantz
Sojourners Club
Fort Bayard
N. M
Classified ads move from Daily News to Globe for same-day pickup
Notice states that all classifieds received by 6 20 will begin in the Daily News and be available for pickup in the Globe in the afternoon of the same day. The instruction emphasizes publication timing and transfer between papers.
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Whit Ta
Globe
Pro Agent Graft Taint Tied to Large Rum Ship Capture
Investigation tied $43 000 graft payments to prohibition agents and police after the seizure of the largest rum ship to date. U S Attorney Buckner ordered grand jury action upon memoranda found aboard the Eker and testimonies of customs guards. The vessel carried $1 200 000 in alcohol below decks and revealed a Dwyer liquor ring member under indictment.
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New York
Prohibition
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Buckner
Dwyer Liquor Ris
Bootlesning Ner
Fannie Howe Die in Shamrock Smokehouse Fire
Mrs. Fannie Howe aged 42 died when a smokehouse burned at the Howe home one mile north of Shamrock. Husband Barney and son Melvin, about a mile away, learned of the blaze after firefighters removed the body. Survived by father H M Gadhinds, brother J T Gadhinds of Rockwall Texas, and four sisters led by Mrs J O Turner of Perryton. Funeral plans not yet made.
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Fannie Howe
Howe
Sham
Barney Howe
Melvin
Shamrock Fire Department
Johnson announces Democratic bid for Texas governor
Mrs. Kate M. Johnston of San Antonio declares for the Democratic nomination. She cites improved rural schools and farm maintenance while opposing prohibition enforcement and denouncing the Ku Klux Klan as a destabilizing force.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
May
Kate M. Johnston
Johnson
Sants
Texas
Vesuvius
Reenuperating Sam Levy Dies After Collision
Sam Levy floor manager for Sanger Department Store died after a collision near Dallas. Levy, 40, born in New York, showed signs of life briefly but died thirty minutes after being taken home. He came from Sherman forty years ago and leaves relatives in Dallas New York and Beaumont.
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Associated Press
Pallas
Sam Levy
Sanger
Levy
Dallas
New York
Sherman
Ter
Anna Cohen
Beaumont
Amarillo Man Donates 15000 to Day Nursery Endowment
An Amarillo donor contributes 15000 to fund an endowment for the Amarillo Day Nursery. Two parcels on Van Buren Street are purchased, and a modern home for the nursery is planned. The donor requests anonymity while George Parr leads a business group to match the gift. The Child Study Club and Associated Charities back the effort with stipulations and ongoing fundraising.
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Ehub
Stade Ehub
Tte Deveant
Amariils
George Parr
Anayritio Day Nursery
Child Study Club
Associated Charities
Elks Club
Western Packing Company Reorganizes Leadership
The Western Packing Company reorganizes with W. B. Douglas as president succeeding WB Batchler who stays as a director. Dourdas becomes vice president and general manager, A. M. Freeman as secretary, and L. Wood and Batchler named directors. Plant to operate on a larger scale. a Monday policy announcement is promised.
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Western Packing Company
W. B. Douglas
WB. Batchler
Batchler
Dourdas
Pdesticaex Pret
Galle
A. M. Freeman
L. Wood
Weather forecast summary for TMN region
The forecast notes cooler conditions Sunday with partly cloudy skies in the western area and possible southeast changes. A high pressure system over the eastern Rockies is shifting, bringing general rain over the southern Texas area in the last 24 hours. Temperature hints include a high around 70 set in 1925 and a low near 29, with hourly readings mentioned.
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Montana
Rocky Mountains
Warroet
Misais
Texas
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