Pampa Scots Rally Near Amarillo Amid Bond Vote Debate
Local notes report a Scottish rally planned at Jack Hall's ranch near Amarillo on June 18 with leaders John Arnot and Jack Mcaren, while Lipscomb county precinct 4 votes $400,000 in bonds to pave highway 33 from Hemphill county to the Oklahoma line. The Hibpers Lions club backs the move. time for turnout and reflection on regional progress.
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Ariitade
Amarillo
Jack Hall
John Arnot
Jack Mcaren
Robert Pryde
Hurraydor Higgins
Lipscomb County
Hemphill County
Oklahoma State Line
Lions Club
Higgins
Gray County
Carson
Potter
Randall
Nnk
Pampa
Roberts County
Anyon
Oklahoma
Heevens
Judge Faults Rival in Arkansas Corrupt Practices Case
In Little Rock on June 18, warrants were issued for Lieutenant Governor Cazort and Ernest Dew over alleged bribery attempts involving Judge Sheffield, a gubernatorial candidate. Prosecutor R. D. Smith announced the warrants mailed from Helena, as Sheffield called for a grand jury probe. Cazort denied the charges as a frameup and met Sheffield’s allies at the judge’s Helena conference.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas’ Politica
Pat
Lee Cgnzort
Ernest Dew
Tittle Rock
John ©. Sheffield
R. D. Smith
First Judicial District
T. ‘A. Cook
Helena
EB. D. Pipkin
Jnge Sheffield
Phillips County
Cazort
Dey
Fariner
Tony d. Terral
Allen Winham
Heys
Davenport
Grand Jury
Sheffield
Wheat ready for cutting but ground too wet to harvest
First wheat of the season tested 59 pounds to the bushel received by L G McMurtry at his elevator from Joe Bowers farm. Moisture around 18 percent. Quality good but moisture and soggy fields prevent harvesting. expected test to rise to 61 pounds after drying. More new wheats arriving in Kingsmill and Panpe. first grain shipped from Groom earlier in the week.
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L. G. McMurtry
Joe Bowers
Mr. McMurtry
Kingsmill
Mexican Girl Detained After Hidden Gold On Visit
Miss Maria Del Carmen Garcia of Nueva Laredo Mexico was detained in Laredo after customs officials found 4000 pesos in 20 peso coins hidden about her wrist and 1000 pesos in gold in her purse. She claimed the money was for an American shopping trip and filed a claim with the treasury department in Washington.
Raid on Maison Witz cafe ends in dismissal
Chicago reports a raid on the Maison Witz cafe at 22 Hash Adams Street described as two and a half stories but found on the fourth floor. Police cited a warrant as their basis. attorney Nick Romano contests the raid. Judge Joseph L. McGarthy granted the dismissal.
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Chicago
ISS ‘Mh
Maison Witz
David Mulligan
Gock-Hye
Rand
Hash Adams Street
Nick Romano
Joseph L. McGarthy
Fire at Coca-Cola bottling works brought under control
A gasoline blaze at the Coca-Cola bottling works was extinguished late yesterday afternoon by the first department. Five fire trucks arrived as one room burned and the building faced danger. The fire started from gasoline used to clean floors. Firemen laid 1,100 feet of hose and used chemicals to smother the flames. Some water was applied.
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Coca-Cola
Bloodstained shirt found as Toledo crew missing after lake incident
A blood stained shirt with three bullet holes was found by Marblehead Coast Guardsmen while they search for seven Toledo residents missing since their speed boat was found afloat on Lake Erie Saturday. The discovery comes as authorities continue the hunt and investigation.
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Toledo
Lake Erie
Marblehead
Pampa Paving Program Sets City Record in 1930
City Engineer A H Doucette reports 1930 paving exceeds all prior efforts with about 200 blocks paved. Irregular block lengths across additions prevent exact mileage. Two streets Cuyler and Francis now paved end to end. Barnes street opened to traffic and accepted by city commissioners.
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Pampa
A. H. Doucette
Cook- Adams
Cuyler
Francis
Browding
Francis Avenue
Borger Road
Cook-Adams
Doucette
Brown
Tuke
Thut
Ford Streets
Barnes Street
Order Investigation Ordered After Lingle Slaying
Chicago city council orders a thorough probe of the police department and its handling of gangsters at its first session since Tribune reporter Alfred Jake Lingle was assassinated ten days earlier.
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Chicago
Chicago Police Department
Alfred Jake Lingle
Tribune
Lions Plan Denver Demo by Panhandle Lions Club
Chairman Curry leads Panhandle and Pampa Lions districts plus Dimmit Amarillo Claude Clarendon Follett Bunger Panhandle clubs to form a united delegation for the Lions clubs national convention in Denver on July 18. Banquet hosts report strong Panhandle area representation with 15 to 25 delegates anticipated from each club. A parade with Lions carrying long frying pans was planned and song practice arranged ahead of the convention. Women from First Methodist Church served the meal at the banquet amid a brief program and business discussions.
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W. H. Curry
Pampa Lions Club
Dimmit
Amarillo
Claude
Clarendon
Follett, Barger
Panhandle
Lions Clubs
Denver
Panhandle Club
Carson Loftus
H. H. Hicks
Otto Rhuder
E D. Zimmerman
W. A. Bratton
George Briggs
O. Herbert Walker
Pampa Elub
Admiral Byrd to be Welcomed Home in New York
New York prepares a noon tomorrow welcome for Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and his Antarctic expedition aboard the City of New York and Eleanor Bolling. A marine parade, thirteen-gun salute, and 3,000 troops are planned from Governor's Island to Broadway, with a full NBC and CBS nationwide broadcast of the ceremonies at Quarantine and City Hall.
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New York
Antarctic
Richard BE. Byrd
Broadway
Carth
Crovernor
Henry S. Byrd
Virginia
City of New York
Eleanor Bolling
City Hall
National Broadcasting Company
Hie Columbie Broadcasting System
Planning Expert Proposes Ideas for North Pampa Park
Julian Montgomery, a park planning expert, inspected the North Pampa site yesterday and outlined improvements. He and M. K. Brown toured the land and these suggestions will be discussed at the planning and zoning commission meeting.
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Julian Montgomery
Park Ord Crty
Pamipa
Io North Pampa
Fly Planning and Zoning Commission
M. K. Brown
Montgomery
Rexas
Coreleana
Rejection of Bids Ordered Last Winter
Austin June 18 The Texas Supreme Court ruled that a January 1929 act directing the land commissioner to reject bids on University of Texas oil lands was unconstitutional only for bids already on file. The decision affects bids filed after the law and continues ongoing injunctions and appeals in Travis County.
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Austin
Commission of Appeals
Supreme Court
J. T. Robison
General Land Office
University of Texas
Travis County District Court
J. B. Moore
Robison
Ward
Andrews
University
Moore
Court of Civil Appeals
Land Offica
Jameson Seeks Justice of the Peace Seat Again
Jameson announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace Precinct No. 4 Place No. 1. He notes 21 years in the area and previous service in the office from 1925 to 1928, urging support for the July 20 election. He pledges fair, impartial duties and asks for votes.
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Justice of the Peace
Jamison
Pampa
Dies As Elevator Car Breaks in Port Worth
M L Grey aged 40 an employee of Armour and Company packing plants in Port Worth died when an elevator cable broke sending the car to the shaft bottom. Ernest Ming aged 36 his companion suffered a broken right leg and probable hip break. Grey is survived by his widow two daughters and his mother who was in Vernon.
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Port Worth
M. L. Grey
Arrmour and Company
Ernest Ming
Grey
Vernon
Gallant Fox Not As Fast As Gallant Police
Chicago dispatch reports officers arrested Mrs. Caroline Czarnecki after a stand off at her home. Four policemen arrived as she bathes, she negotiates then greets them with a revolver, shouting to go. A chaotic escape attempt ensues, and she is later sent to the station for disorderly conduct.
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Fox
Police
Hack Gallant Fox
Diamond Shop Formal Opening Tonight in Panhandle
The Diamond Shop debuts with slogan The Most Beautiful Store in the Panhandle tonight at 7 30. First 720 entrants receive souvenirs while a Majestic radio is shown to be given away Tuesday. Display includes 750 dollars worth of fresh cut flowers from Prana Moral company and the smallest watch in the world advertised by Pampa Daily News. The public is invited to inspect the new quarters in the Gordon Denehoim building at Cuylerslest Foster corner.
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Panhandle
Diamond Shop
Prana Moral Company
Pampa Daily News
Gordon- Denehoim
Cuylerslest and
Foster
No Probe Planned After Bryan Shooting
The body of Bill Roan, a Black farm worker, was found shot near a pasture five miles from Bryan after a failed attack on Mrs. Henry Bowman. A posse hunted him Monday night and Tuesday. Deputy Sheriff C I Baker said he warned posse members earlier to scatter. No investigation will be conducted.
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Bryan
Bill Roan
Henry Bowman
Roan
Bowman
Benchley
Baker
Ponca City Man Shot to Death
Earl Broadway an oil company employee was shot and killed at the home of Mrs. George Mercer who recently divorced her husband Fred Mercer. Mercer is held in the county jail at Newkirk in connection with the shooting. He is a former Ponca City real estate operator.
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Ponca City
Okla
Earl Broadway
Ofl
George Mercer
Fred Q. Mercer
Newkirk
Weather and stray notes from West Texas item
Partly cloudy to high and thundery showers likely in western Perth and western porch area. A quirky clipping mentions John Herta Murrel and a star Remy back, plus a drill into the lives of a West Point graduate who worked as an iron worker before joining the Army Air Service.
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John
Herta Murrel
Remy
West Point
Army Air Service
Dwight Morrow Wins Nomination in New Jersey by Landslide
Newark N J June 18 PT Outdistancing his nearest opponent by more than 260000 votes Ambassador Dwight W Morrow is the Republican nominee for United States senator in a New Jersey primary he also led in the state wide result carrying all 21 counties He ran for re election of the Eighteenth Amendment and state control of liquor with strong showing by Franklin who trailed with a distant second in the principal race for the long term senate seat.
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Anatonius
Newark
N. J
Dwight. W. Morrow
United States
Mourawaa
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