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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1930

Page

11

Payne Ends Life With Explosive in Amarillo Jail

Amarillo Texas August 30 The case of A D Payne a Amarillo attorney and alleged wire slayer ends in his jail cell when he detonates nitroglycerine killing himself He reportedly planned for his children to benefit from a life insurance policy later contestable by law The grand jury will probe if the explosive was smuggled into the jail and whether any visitors aided the act He left a diary and letters apologizing to his wife and family and expressing love for them and their children.

Amarillo Tex A. D. Payne Payne A. D. Jr Ernest O. Thompson Kansas Edward W. Thomerson R. L. Conder Stinnett J. C. Johnson Lovington N M Etta Payne Conder Johnson Tye Sid W. B Verona Thompson Thompson Bill Thompson

Fire Destroys Fences Near Cuero Texas

A grass and fence fire east of Cuero consumed hundreds of acres and damaged a large section of fence behind Hill Side Cemetery. The blaze traveled from two miles east through dry grass toward Cuero, burning trees and grass in its path and leaving miles of fencing to be replaced. Chemical extinguishers on Cuero fire trucks were exhausted before the fire was stopped Saturday evening.

Cuero Tex

Negro Couple Denied White Baby Adoption in Chicago

In Chicago on August 29 Judge John Biggs denied the petition of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Linder to adopt Joseph Julian, a white baby. The birth mother Mrs. Rose Julian appeared to claim the child as the petition lingered for 16 days. The Linders’ counsel sought leave to reinstate the petition.

Chicago William H. Linder Joseph Julian John Biggs Rose Julian Linders Biggs

Barber Fined Two Dollars For Cutting Wife Hair Without Husband Consent

Shanghai authorities convict a barber for cutting a wife hair against her husband orders. The husband is fined for cruelty and the barber two dollars for disturbing family peace. An earlier train derailment in Texas injured several and drew 10,000 onlookers near the scene.

Train Derailment Kills Eleven Near Osage Hills

In St Louis County a derailment on the Texas Special of the St Louis San Francisco railroad killed eleven and injured about thirty as a rock pile braced on the rails was found 500 feet east of Osage Hills station. Officials later said timbers supported the rock, ruling out children’s mischief. The train departed St Louis at 6:30 p m bound for Fort Worth Dallas and San Antonio.

St. Louis St. Louis San Francisco Oange Hills Here St. Louis County John O’connell O’connell Osage Hills Fort Worth Dallas San Antonio

Barnhart Mercantile Plant Fire Destroys Denison Complex

A major fire in Denison Texas destroyed the Barnhart Mercantile Company plant offices and warehouse. Officials estimate no less than 200000 dollars in losses, with equipment and stock losses not fully insured. The Sherman fire department battled flames for hours aided by a stiff wind challenging containment. The plant, a large packing operation for peanuts and pecans, occupied an entire city block.

Denison Tex Barnhart Mercantile Company Sherman Fire Department

Boy perched in tree helps rescue burning nurse in Houston

A 12 year old boy Johnny Fry earned praise in Houston on August 29 for signaling for help and guiding workers to a 7 year old enslaved servant in the burning quarters of his home. Tony Kaufman and three other Texas League players rescued the woman after he refused to descend during the flames.

Houston Tex Johnny Fry Tony Kaufman

Quake Shakes Los Angeles Business Area

A 30 second earthquake struck Los Angeles and nearby cities at 4 39 pm causing property damage in outlying communities none of the injuries were reported the Santa Monica Bay District centered tremors rattled clocks toppled pictures and a bridge section in Venice sagged narrowly missing a bus and the Speedway was closed to traffic the quake reached Ventura but not Santa Barbara or Imperial Valley while the metropolitan district was affected

Los Angles Los Angeles Santa Monica Bay District Bay District Venice Ventura Santa Barbara Imperial Valley

Real Ice Cream For Sale And Catering

It offers cottage cheese and butter milk as part of dairy products. The seller highlights daily delivery and a neat packaging option for a gallon of ice cream. They advertise various quantities from one gallon up and special cream for parties or social events.

T. B

Earthquake Shakes Southern California Cities

The tremor rattled high rise buildings and swayed telephones lines as chimneys toppled in multiple districts. Pasadena Inglewood Santa Monica Ventura Norwalk Alhambra and South Pasadena plus smaller towns near Los Angeles and Ventura reported the quake.

Pasadena Inglewood Santa Monica Ventura Norwalk Alhambra South Pasadena Los Angeles

First Texas bale sales span 1921 to 1930 in San Benito

The earliest first bale sale occurred May 21 1921 in San Benito Texas. The latest recorded sale happened August 7 1930, marking a span of nearly a decade in the state.

Texas San Benito

Baptist Prayer Meeting Notice

A Baptist church announces a weekly prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 PM. Gathering is in the upstairs room of the Advance Motor Co. Building, opposite Nimitz Hotel.

Baptist Advance Motor Co Nimitz Hotel

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Barber Shanghai Shanghia Ernst T. White Maplewood Cestodes Parke, Davis & CO Co-Operative Creamery R. M. Lewis Bank OF Fredericksburg Fredericksburg, Texas Central Drug Co School Supply HeaDquarters
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