Amarillo Sunday News-Globe (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 312, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 14, 1926 Page: 1 of 46
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Amarillo Sunday News-Globi
TVOL. XVII. No. 312—Associated Press Day and Night Leased Wire.
AMARILLO, TEXAS, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 192«
FIFTY. PAGES
PRICE, FIVE CENT
CI AVED CDIDITED AAV CDOM CTV
DOLAIE STALED AWAT FROM Cl 1
WA AT WA 4A84A ANNA - A ATUAVA WAA A
Amarillo Bar Association Zoins Move For Creation Of New Panhandle Judicial District
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CLARENDON METHODIST COLLEGE MAY BE MOVED HERE
COMMISSION IS ‘Not Wild or Fierce’ Slain Rector Wrote
usurn Tn error Choir Singer, Love
NAMED TO SEEK
NEW LOCATION
SPEAKERS INTIMATE THAT PAN
HANDLE CAPITAL WILL
SEEK SCHOOL
S. M. 0. MAY BE LOSER?
DALLAS COLLEGE PRESIDENT KI.
FUSES TO SIGN HERESY
PACT AGREEMENT
Special io The News.
CHILDRESS, Nov. 13—The North-
west Texas Conference today voted
the appointment of a commission to
look into the permanent location of
Clarendon college and report to the
conference by March 1
Intimations that Amarillo would
make a bid for the college if the
way opened to submit a pr sition
was intimated by several speakers
during debate of the resolution pro-
posing appointment of the location
committee.
Big Spring Gets Meeting
The 1927 conference meeting will be
old at Big Spring.
Failure of the president of the South-
Methodist University
D
i by
confe
tatement that his instructors
to the articles of the faith
It in the financial support of
rence being cut off from the
n was intimated today at the
nex were Dallas, Denison,
nt. James Harrell, Cleo Nor
n l(de), Honr mnith and
Imittei on trial were Fountain Gar-
and ( harl • Hardy, of the Sweet
r district, Walter Shine of Claren-
district, Hay Plumerlee of the Ver
district, and Hamilton Wright.
per man. Stamford district.
Neal is Rrappointed
ropriationa of Mission money for
CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX)
100 Carloads
of Paper in 1927
For News-Globe
pape
Powell
$150,000
be deli
1-. tons or 100 erloads
lave been bought by the
fer delivery 1927.
Ot was signed yesterday
‘owell River company , of
er, Itritish Columbia for
rth of newsprint paper to
the
I” company was repi
. Mott, southern rer
ear. The
On year ago N contract WAS made
with the Powell R ver company for
300 ton of paper. At that time it
was thought that amount would ne
sufficient for the pi pers for 1926 but
more that 1500 tons have already
been used the original order having
Icon increased many times.
Approximately two carloads of pa
per a week are now being used in
printing The Globe and The News.
Letters To Jury Reveal IRENEUFCHIPS Posse Member Shot
Ferverent Missives Declaring Love With Many Endearing T-mm. Faa To MAL. Impression On mrewwwwa Before Mexican Is
Wife of Dead Pastor; Affinity of Dead Man Termed As ‘Girl From Wonder- A ■ mon,
........an.......-........TERM NECESSARY Captured at Glaude
house here today and heard
ing of the professed love
husband for another woma
read to a jury, which see
terested than the curious t
court room
The widow of the slain r
tween her brothers and c
Willie and Henry Stevens,
gant phrases, represented
her husband addressed to
R. Mills, singer in his c
were read into the record
hurch
by the
which charges the trio with the inurdel
of Mrs. Mills
The letters dwarfed all else of big
nificance of the trial day. Submitted
a evidence In the morning After they
previously had been identified, they
were admitted, but not until the de
fense had vainly urged theft exclusion
the afternoon brought the reading.
FL YING TACKLE
NAILS’ FLEEING
JEWEL ROBBER
‘INNOCENT BYSTANDER" CAP-
TURES BANDIT AFTER BOLD
NEW YORK HOLDUP
Hoffi
whipsN
cobi an
holding
he
The A
•n
found
922,
ge
have been that of M
Mrs. Mills’ home afte
y were printed in par
Milis, the Husband q
woman, and the “Jim" of the
ing testified that he was paid
New York newspaper for the
1 rights. The letters were
1 rights. The letters were
the most part "D. L. T." But
read as bearing the name 01
ter. The use of the initials
Explained.
was often used. “Gypsy
ing a favorite expression and
yal Queen.” “Dear,’’ “Dear
eetheart”
81
were "My own dear wonder .
“l’ear. Pear Heart of Mine.’’
patien
th
Happy Jail "Bird"
Trills Carol of .
Joyous Freedom
“Oh, tie me to your apron strings
again," caroled a lady inmate of the
county jail late Saturday night.
SWITCHMAN IS
KILLED IN FALL
TRAIN
C. BRADBERRY DIES IN ACCI.
DENT IN LOCAL ROCK
ISLAND YARDS
rength
FEDERAL AGENTS
SEIZE BOOZE ON
FOREIGN VESSEL
FIRST ARREST UNDER RECENT
LIQUOR TREATY WITH ENG
LAND MADE AT HOUSTON
1 A. C. Bradberry, 40, who 3 m
w lives north of Amarillo in Pleas-third
taei ant valley, was instantly killed 1) d
ink -about 11:30 o’clock last night Rat
when the wheels of a boxcar May -
van passed across his body while he I procla
ut his r
lloffman
•r ret
revol
eveled
was on duty as switchman
Ein the Rock Island yards.
he robber
ordered him to open the door,
shipped out the door as the ro
ter 1 and Grogan followed hi m
l’atrolman is “hot.
As Grogan sped after Jacobi,
Neque
Details of the accident could
Ui: not be obtained from trainmen
who brought in the body. He
leaves a wife and two children.
Frank M:Bride, coroner, held
Patrolman 1 nigan drawing his revolver
Grogan fired and Lanigan fell. Grogan
then continued his pursit of the fleeing
Jacobi. Grogan sped along Broadway
I Beck made his flying tackle id brought
him to the aid wn‘ A tus 1 followed
with Grogan trying to get In a position
to shoot Beck ‘Y-ndreds had gathered
to watch the battle and police reserves
were rushed in from side streets in re
the inquest at 1 o’clock this
morning, but had no official
report.
fo
sponse to shrieks of a 1
Hoffman had turned on
The first policeman ten
spot where Grogan was rtr
rvla:
Beck fired at the bandit Af
through Beck’s knee cap the bi
trated Grogan’s chest and hi
fell from his Rraps.
“I want I to pet that cler)
and not to shoot a policeman
sa d in the hospital.
ive at the
gling with
PROPOSED PLAN WOULD GIVE
POTTER COUNTY TWO DIS
TRICT JUDGESHIPS
BORGER WILL ASSIST
COMMITTEE NAMED TO MAKE IN.
VESTIGATION AND PETITIC IN
1EGISL AT URF
Ba
: compo
Potter <
te a new judi-
arson, Hutch-
11 in
med
• let
Moore
She
f Ca
11 BOY SCOUTS TO GET
GOLD HONOR MEDALS
Mayor Orders Enforcement of Auto
Curfew Law Saying Ordinance Okeh
DENVER RAIL EMPLOYES hm
FO GET WAGE INCREASE
civ The Associated Drraa)
CHILDRESS, TEXAS Nov 1. M
chanical employes of the Fort Wort
and Denver railroad were today given
voluntary increase in pay of two cent
est of "culpri
the paved str
ght will conti
nk by Mayor Lee Rivi
referred that parking
streets we uld be tole
• aid late >
to grant J
The mayor’s itatement Saturday WA
h followed by a "warning" issued by ( III
a ; Manager Jeff Bartlett and a subsequen
an hour officials of the company an-
hounced The raise is retroactive tr
November 1.-
order from the city manager’s office to
the police department.
Mayor is Emphatic.
Bivins was emphatic in his statement
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Morales Admits Firing Fatal Shots Which Caused Death of
Newberry and Wounding of Claude Deputy Sheriff
Under Grilling of Chief Blackwell.
SOLDIERS GUARD JAIL
(Ry The Associated Press
CHILDRESS, Texas, Nov. 13.—Fear of possible mob vio-
lence as a result of bringing Raul Morales, a Mexican,
charged with the killing of J. L. Newberry and wounding of
a posseman was allayed here tonight by the arrival of five
truck’oads of soldiers from Fort Bliss, Texas. Morales was
rushed to jail here for safe-keeping after his arrest at Claude.
Arrival of the troops had no connection with the Morales
case.
The soldiers, a part of an engineering unit arrived short-
ly after Morales was brought in and camped on lots opposite
the jail. The troops have full complement of rifles and side
arms and can be used to protect. More soldiers of the same
organization were expected tonight from Fort Bliss.
Kaul Morales alleged slayer of J. E. Newberry, of
Goodnight, was removed from the Amarillo city jail late
yesterday to prevent thre atened mob violence.
Morales was captured by a squad of Amarillo police in
Claude, shortly before daylight, Saturday morning, after
he had shot and probably fatally wounded Verl Hundley
of Claude, a member of the posse which had been trailing
the Mexican for 24 hours.
Hundley was shot in the head when he intercepted
the Mexican on a lone road north of Claude, about an hour
before Morales, driven by hunger, it is believed, entered
Claude, and was taken in custody by the Amarillo officers •
who had gone to Claude with bloodhounds to join in the
manhunt. .
Mob Cathers Quickly. •-----------------------------
A large poser, which had been trailing smI AgIGLEA
Mondor the country north cf Clumee, LIDOT HAAT T TAB
moved rthr town within a few min PIN TTCIIEP TSE
niter his and mob vio I Illu I UI 111 VI UIU
lence was threatened Quick work on
the part of the Amarillo officers saved naiem TI BAIT-O
Nie ler STEW PI 181
attemp! at violence the pri-oner we " “ "-*" " • e .
OPEN NEXT WEEK
BORGER WILL BE SUPPLIED WITH
ELECTRICITY FROM OIL
FIELD PLANT
of the $7,5.00 super-
Panhandle Tower and
the
'Id north-
Hi
Hundle
dow
PO
who lives in ( laude, met
• a dark country road
Claude early Naturday.
red a companion had left
Hering the man walking
the road they had no idea I
was the man being sought by the
Inane, and driving up beside him
inquired if hr wanted to ride. He
rriused. and opened (ire, it in -aid
lundley was shot through the jaw
and was unconscious for several
hours H« was removed to, an Ama.
west of lorger, has been completed and
will be formally opened on Wedn
i ala of the *′1 last t
m,h* that the big • ' mt would p ly ch
be-connecterI with Borger today and that
Hunger could now boast of the largest “
| and finest elec" e light and , vlant
of any city its size in the world.
The company will be host at a chicken rt
bar. cue at the plant Wednesday St
noor. Members of the Amarillo Real
Estate board, the chamber of commerce
and Board of City Developm nt of Ama-
rillo will leave the office of the Globe- .
News at 9 o’clock w dnesday norning a
in an automobile caravan for "′′ plant.
McLean, Shpmrock, ran*”-" Borger,
( laude, Pampa, Plainview, Canyon, Mere*
ford, Spearman, Perryton, Dumas, Dal-
| hart, Groom and other l’anhandle towns ” i
have been asked to send rations to
I the formal open’ne.
John Snider, king of barbecuefa, will
dent of the Panhan-
hi company and the
of Kansas City and a
y ard St. Louis cap-
Wednesday morning
o plan to
The WVeat her
is necessary to enable our street cle an
ing department to properly clean the
streets after midnight
“This ordinance will be enforced and
ci his captors
• the crowd,
nce was the c
of P’olice Meli
forming. and
rapidly. Mor:
ot to deliver
ol of Nig
Forecast Till 7 •• r’. M Sunday
Amarille and vanity: Sanday local -h
wera and colder »
or West Texas: Sunday partly cloudy to
dy, scattered showers . colder Sunday.
or New Mealco: Generally fair south, Mk
led north portion Sunday, cooler soninenst
Weather Conditions.
The pressure is high in the extreme north-
t The northeastern low has moved to*th-
tward and is central over southwestern
nas It is attended by warmer weather
r the region from Texas and Kansas rut
ra to the Atlantic coast and preeipita • h
or the region from Utah westward to the
at I he eastw ard movement of the sotlht .
tern Kan a- low will be followed by lonal
wer. and colder weather Sunday.
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Howe, Gene A. Amarillo Sunday News-Globe (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 312, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 14, 1926, newspaper, November 14, 1926; Amarillo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1663247/m1/1/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.