Preacher Shot by Coyote in Texline Brush
In the northwest Panhandle near Texline, C A Ellis fired at what he thought was a coyote. The shot killed a wandering unattached minister who had been preaching nearby. The incident occurred as hunters mistook a human outline for game in fading light. Ellis’s bullet injured the man’s heel and lip. Morning notices appear in The Light and are broadcast over KTSA.
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Dalhart
Texas
C. A. Ellis
Ellig
Texline
Panhandle
T.P. Disthey
Dudley
Ellis
Itte
Textine
Send Hills
Ellis’ Pullet
KTSA
Beets Farm Support Grants Arrive For 1932 Crop
Money for beets comes to Finhey county farmers totaling a half million dollars for the 1932 sugar beet crop. The first payment of 75000 was distributed last week, with further payments scheduled for December and January. An aged woman in Montgomery county, Mrs. Mary Nail, aged about 69, died from a fractured shoulder incurred in a toll incident, aged as the oldest resident of the county.
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Garden City
Ken
Finhey County
Litchfield
Mary Nail
Montgomery County
Chrismas
Journal Will Retire Bonds in Hearst Firms
San Francisco November 20 The second major financial operation this month from a Hearst Consolidated subsidiary will complete December 1 when the New York Evening Journal retires 1 000 000 worth of 6 1/4 per cent serial gold bonds of 1932 maturity and distributes 223 437 50 in semiannual interest on outstanding bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Hearst Consolidated Publicatiand, Inc
New York Evening Journal
New York Journal
Hearst Pubeations, Inc
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
Hearst Publications, Inc
Body of Woman Is Found in Maryland House
The mutilated and partly burned body of 36 year old Mrs. Margaret Rolland was found by firemen who broke through the Capitel Heights home roof to extinguish a blaze. Constable Blackwell said she was dead before reaching the upper floor. L C Rolland, her husband, was arrested nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Capitel Heights
Maryland
Bante. Blackwell
Margaret Rolland
L. C. Rolland
Ruth Judd to Make Last Court Contest
Winnie Ruth Judd, convicted trunk murderess, will make her final court appeal before the Arizona Supreme Court tomorrow. Arguments by her attorneys seek reversal of the sentence imposed after her confession to fatally harming friends Agrnor Lerol and Hedig Samuelson and disposing of their bodies in trunks shipped from Phoenix to Los Angeles.
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Ruth Judd
Phoenix
Atlz
Winnie
Supreme Court of Arizona
Atgumenta
Agnor Aum Lerol
Hedig Samuelson
Los Anacles
Turkeys defy AX meet in Chicago Thanksgiving plan
About 500 poultry farmers vowed to free and spare turkeys from slaughter as a protest against the AX policy. The Turkish birds are described as resilient and will be discussed at the International Turkey Association meeting in the latter part of the week in Chicago.
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Chicago
Col Williams Funeral Held After Fort Sam Death
Funeral services were held for Col. Andrew E Williams 69 at 154 Catherine Court. He died Saturday at Station Hospital Fort Sam Houston after a short illness. Survived by widow Nelle Edwards Williams three daughters Misses Agnes and Mary Williams of San Antonio and Mrs L H Hart of Cedar Falls Iowa and two slaves Mrs W J Crocker of Modesto Calif and Miles Drucy Williams of Maxfield Texas. A native of Liberty South Carolina he lived in Texas most of his life. A graduate of Texas A and M College and West Point he served in Cuba Spain Philippines and France. Retired in 1928 he settled in San Antonio. The Williamses are connected to Col F Q Johnson US retired in Washington DC. Light Classified ads promote home ownership.
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Andrew E. Williams
Station Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Catherine Court
Colonel Williams
Nelle Edwards Willame
Miases Ag
Hes
Mary Williams
Ell
San Antonio
L H. Hart
Cedar Falls
Iowa
W. J. Crocker
Modesto
Calif
Miles Drucy Wilams
Maxfield
Texas
Williams
Liberty
S. C
Texas A
M. College
West Point
Royalry
San Juan Hl
Philippines
Willame
Third Cavalry
France
Army School of the Line
Fort Riley
Kaw
Willams
Belle H. Edwards
F. Q. Johnson
Washington, D. G
Rail Rate Hikes Waived To Aid Small Texas Lines
Washington November 11. The Interstate Commerce Commission waived proposed rail rate increases on less than carload shipments within Texas at the request of small railroads. The move allows these lines to counter motor truck competition and independent trucking while a Texas railroad commission dispute continues and a further inquiry is pending.
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Washington, D C
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commssion
Texas Railroad Commission
Prank Ends in Tragedy as Husband Kills Self
New York report describes a man once rated a millionaire who sent his wife on an errand then turned on the gas. The incident concludes a dramatic escape from financial troubles. An unrelated line notes exceptional rental values in light classified ads.
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New York
Wah
Klutch Brand Teeth Rest Holder Ad Teases Comfort
Klutch promotes a dental appliance claim promising secure fit and comfortable use. The ad asserts the device prevents rocking or dislodging while eating or speaking like natural teeth. It directs readers to buy a box at local drug stores.
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Preacher
Ai Coyote
Toonerville
Constabule
Oak
China
Flores
Journal
Col. Williams
Fina
Sears, Rorruge and CO
Joske’s
McGregor
Rome
Sox
Jovkr
Jos
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