Pleagie death-penalty plea seeks Colorado stay
Denver reports that Har rison White for Ralph Pleagie’s mother will apply to the Colorado Supreme Court tonight for a commutation of Pleagie’s death sentence to life imprisonment. Governor Adams indicated no action tonight and noted no new evidence to alter lower court rulings tied to the 1978 First National Bank of Samar Co. robbery killings.
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Denver
Harrison White
Ralph Fieagie
Moore
UN Colorado Supreme Court
Pleagie
White
Lamar
W H Adams
Ralpt Fleagle
Cang
First National Bank of
Samar
Judges Jones and Tatum to exchange benches
District judge Joseph Jones will preside remotely while Judge Tatum opens a session in Old district. Judges from Deal Smith Me and Dalhart prepare for turnover as court schedules spread across Sanderson Rocksprings Del Rio Hereford and Brackerville with transfers ordered by Judge Rob Prive.
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Jueler
Joseph Jones
Palmer
Deal Beith
Tatum
Juder Jones
Jones
Clovis
N OM
Jonet
Parnell Palmer
Herefead
Deal Smith
del Ria
Amer
Brackerville
del Rio
Dudee Tatum
Dalhart
Sanderson
Ammons
Rocksprings Court
Rob. Prive
FE Peso
Rocksprings Man Killed In Blast Near Kerrville
Rocksprings man Mamie Sutties 34 dies in a premature dynamite blast near Kerrville while two men, Sutties and W W Wilson 49, worked at the Bengraves estate to blast a spring for water. Sutties dies in a Kerrville hospital. Wilson injured with arm neck and face injuries. Parents Mr and Mrs N A Butties of Rocksprings and six family members attend the burial locally.
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Mamie Bsutties
Kerrville
Sutiles
Sutties
W. W Wilson
School Swindle Suspect Held in New Mexico Arraignment
Breckenridge reports seven felony indictments accuse RB Williams of running an illegal insurance scheme among rural school watchers. Officials seek extradition papers from Governor Moody to transfer Williams from Albuquerque New Mexico to face charges.
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Breckenridge
Moody
RB. Williams
Albunque
N. M. Williams
Kincaid Blames Del Rio Speculators For Tariff Loophole
OZONA July 1 T A Kincaid president of the Sheep and Goat Raisers Association attacks B C Hylepeth for exposing a tariff clause that would allow free entry of livestock under temporary pasturage. He accuses Del Rio based associations and border speculators of slipping the provision into the tariff and warns it endangers Texas ranchers. He cites a 1998 Del Rio convention resolution urging tighter enforcement and notes harm to livestock firms nationwide.
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Kincaid
del Rio
OZONA
Kincait
Shrep and Coat Rakers Association
B. C
Hyllepeth
United States
Sheep and Gost Raters Association
Triay and Southwretern Cattie Raivery Association
Hordapeth
de Rio Evening News Yesterdas
Wodave
Kintaki
Tom Connally
Junior Nator
Texas
Mexico
Connally
Young Adventurer Arrested With Gun Knife in County Jail
Richard Negley a 14 year old San Antonio youth from a prominent family was jailed after police found a 38 calibre pistol a Bowie knife and about 200 rounds of ammunition. He planned to go to Mexico seeking a job and claimed the armaments were from relatives and his home. He arrived by rail with $10 and said he might do some target shooting while en route. His father is listed as R V W Negley a San Antonio paint maker. Authorities notified the Negley family in Texas.
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Richard Negley
San Antonian
Mexico
Main
R. V W. Negley
Negley and Company of
San Antonio
Dewey Place
Richard
Mark Twain
Twain
Negley
Comstock
William Negley
Eagle Pass
Necleys
Cowboys Battle Big Lake for Westex Title
The Del Rio Cowboys face the Big Lake Oilers in Texan for a West Texas championship series. Games run Friday to Sunday in Texon with a return three-game set in Del Rio the following weekend. Texan boasts a 16-6 record while Del Rio sits 18-7 with strong batting averages 325 and 328 respectively.
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Mexical
West Texas
del Rio Cowboys
Big Lake Oilers
Texan
Cowboys
Texon
del Rio
San Angelo
Laredo
el Paso
Big Lake
Bugs
Eddie McMilan
Snipe Connty
Auto Fire Fatalities Claim Three Along Indiana Bridge
A car traveling from Chicago to Irving Kentucky struck a bridge near Schneider Indiana and burst into flames killing Harry G. Horn his mother Mrs. Cnaries H. Macteer and Miss Patricia Hoffman all residents of Chicago. The trio were among six auto fire deaths in Indiana in less than a day.
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Schneider
Ind
Chicago
Irving
Harry G. Horn
Cnaries H. Macteer
Patricia Hoffman
Indiana
Brother shoots sister accident in pistol blast
Myron Dyress aged 13 was killed instantly in Austin today when a small caliber pistol exploded in the hands of her brother R L Dyress 15. The weapon went off while they played with it.
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Austin
Myron Dyress
R. L. Dyress
Sleepers Charged After Sleepy Driving Fined
Two men were fined 14 each in justice court after sheriff's deputies found them asleep on a road near their car on the upper loop. Arrests were made Wednesday night and officers noted they may have been drinking after returning from Villa Acuña.
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Justice Court
Sheriff's Department
Villa Acuna
Drunken candidacy linked to Swanger death in Huntsville
A woman questioned in Trinity recounts a late night argument with Early Swanger, a district attorney candidate, claiming she fled Swanger’s car after a dispute and flagged a passing vehicle for a ride. Swanger was found dead in a wreck with three stab wounds, shifting murder theory from a fatal crash to foul play.
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Swanerr
Sherif
Ll Speer
Trinity
Huntsville
Swanger
Petclares
Speer
Livestock Course Planned at Sul Ross College
Sul Ross Teachers' College will offer livestock study in fall under Dr. H. W. Morelock President announces W. R. Felton will head the agricultural college program. Courses include feeding range cattle sheep goats and cattle judging with much work under actual range conditions and a poultry-raising course will be added.
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Sul Ross Teachers’ College
H. W Morelock
W. R. Felton
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Agricultural College
Lamp Post Replaces Old Trough In Roswell Area
A lamp post in front of Hotel Roswell at Garfield and Losella is being removed to install a steel post for a new uniform lighting system on Main and nearby arteries. The site previously housed a large concrete water lily trough later replaced by a lamp post. the old post now comes down to fit the upgraded streetscape.
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Roswell
Garfield and
Losella
Youngest Indiana Pilot Knows Transport License
Terre Haute Indiana July 10 3L R Robert Keesling 18 Anderson was named the youngest pilot in Indiana to hold a transport pilot license. He earned the distinction at Dresser Field by taking flying tests under supervision of a Department of Commerce inspector.
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Terre Haute
Ind
R J Robert Keesling
Anderson
Indiana
Keesling
Dresser Field
Department of Commerce
Mesquite Journalist John E Davis Seeks Texas Treasurer Nomination
John E Davis of Mesquite visits Del Rio amid Democratic primaries for state treasurer. A longtime Texas legislator and former mayor, he highlights nine terms in the House and four terms as mayor, plus chairing the Contingent Expense Committee.
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Val Verde
John E Davis
Mesquite
Texas
del Rio
Davis
Dallas County
House
Senate
Treasury Office
Texas Democrats
Texas Boundary Matters Talked In Mexico City
The Mexican American boundary commission opened meetings in Mexico City to discuss boundary matters, focusing on the El Paso area. American member L. M. Lawson led the U S delegation and Gustavo Herran led the Mexican side.
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Texas
Mexico City
L. M. Lawson
Crustavo Herran
Woman Dies In Suspected Self Inflicted Gas Tragedy
In Houston on July 10, Mrs. Bissie Mae Cole, 49, long ill, was found dead in bed by her daughter Mildred Cole. She had connected a gas hose to a stove, wrapped it in a blanket, and turned on the gas. a death by own action verdict was recorded.
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Houston
Bissie Mae Cole
Mildred Cole
Graduation events mark end of school year in Villa Acuna
A Sunday street exhibition of athletic events and gymnastic exercises will close the Villa Acuna school year until September. Superintendent A Villa real notes ten month terms, morning and afternoon sessions, and instruction focused on algebra history geography and general knowledge. The article contrasts Mexican and American approaches and mentions federal and local education administrations.
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del Rio
Villa Acuna
A. Villareal
The
Republic
Vila Acuna
Five Kansans Die In Corpus Christi Airplane Crash
Five Kansas City men from prominent local circles were killed when their airship crashed near Aransas Pass while tarpon fishing in the Gulf. Victims named were Raymond Watson D J Delano Murt Jovie Eugene Lynn and K E Jabert. A news reel cameraman reported the fatal crash and the plane a Lockheed Vega was said to have flown in from Kansas City.
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Corpus Christi
Aransas Pass
Kansas City
Raymond Watson
D. J. Delano
Murt Jovie
Eugene Lynn
Brothr
A. & Ipperson Company
E. Jabert
Kan- City
Gulf
Aliens Deported Through Laredo After San Antonio Sentences
Aliens from Del Rio Eagle Pass and San Antonio were moved toward Laredo for deportation after short jail terms in Bexar County. They had served brief sentences for initial offenses with a maximum 60 day limit, and will be transported by truck as they complete their confinement.
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del Rio
San Annio
Laredo
Eagle Ass
San Antonio
Bexar County
Val Verde County
Daverick County
Bexar
Texas Trio Held in New York for Old Bank Holdup
Albany reports three Dallas men Andrew Taylor Paul Marsha and Ho Bobbinchesk were detained awaiting Los Angeles authorities on charges from robbery to forgery. Taylor faces first degree robbery and assault with a deadly weapon for the Pacific National Bank holdup in Los Angeles last year in which an employee was shot.
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Albany
N.Y
Andrew Taylor
Paul Marsha
Livestock Market Signals Mixed Gains in Kansas City
Kansas City lamb sales rose 15 to 25 cents with odd lots steady and best native lambs at 10.60. Grades ranged 16.25 to 10.69. Sheep receipts 4,000. cattle 1,500. calves 100. Holdovers and yearlings showed uneven response while stockers, feeders scarce and vealers weak. Hog prices edged lower with receipts around 4,500.
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Kansas City
Idaho
Weather Outlook and Temperatures
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with possible showers. Yesterday's high reached 87 degrees and the low was 72.
Weather update with showers in the South portion
Forecast notes possible showers in the southern portion with fair conditions elsewhere. Warth North shows partly cloudy skies with local showers in the extreme and expectation for tonight and Friday.
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Warth North
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