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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
IN 8 ENSON.

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty was in Benson yesterday summoning jur- ors to report in the Superior Court Mondav
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
TOMBSTONE TOWN TOPICS TERsELy TOLD
MONDAY
FROM WILCOX.

FROM WILCOX.
 W. l., Cook. of the Cook N Johnson firm. of WillcoN was in town today TO eIssee.
 Mr, and Mrs James Marrs and daughter. Virginia motored to Bisbee and return this afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
RETURNED HOME.

County Attorney J. F. Ross return ed home today from an official trip 10 San Simon
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
FRIDAY
~~ ~>~>~~>~ Si SSGE ATTORNEY.

Attorney C. R Woods of Bisbeo. spent the day in the coun,y seat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
BACK FROM MEXICO.

< party composed of Dave Walsh. Dewey Chadwick. Walter Rushin and son. Bill. returned home yesterday following two weeks trip into Mex ico on mining business They went down as far as Magdalend and report
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
5LACksURN.McOONACO CASE SET FOR 2ITH.

This afternoon in the Superior Court the ease in which (. l.. Black. burn is suing Porter Mcdonald for the possession of the office of chief of police of Tombstone. was set for hear ing before Judge Sames in Division , of the Superior Court. on the 24th of March On agreement Of attorneys Q. Gibson for the plaintiff and Fred Sutt"r. for the defendant. the case will be submitted to the cour; on statement of facts and arguments will
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13

Col, Henry Pyeatt was among the visitors in Tombstone today attend ing tO business matters from his ranch near Camille
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
SHOOTING AT FoRT HuACHucA.

The sheriffs office this morning re- ceived word of shooting which oc cured at Fort Huachuca Saturday af ternoon. when one negro soldier shot another. both being members of the 10th Cavalry. The wounded man. al though shot through the forehead, sasl The military suthoriteis have the case in hand. since the shooting occurred on the military reservation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13

court As the law provides that re porter must stand d test of taking down l2j words minute of legal work. before he can qualify. Judge
 5ames appointed Attorneys C. V. Hays. l. F Pickett. Fred Sutter. J. W Ross and o. Gibson to dictate to Mr. Palmer. He passed the test sue cessfully and will begin on his work al once and will move to Tombstone Monday Mr Palmer has been coing court reporting for q number Ot years having reported all court-martial cas- es in Douglas and Fort Huachuca dur ing the time the army has been sta toned there
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
FOR cocHIsE co.
 OSTRICH OWNERS TO SELL
 THEIR BIRDS TO A cURcUs

Anyone in Cochise County with two healthy ostriches they have no par ticuIar use for may turn them into cash immediately Sheriff Joe Hood has received a letter from the Hagen beck.Wa,iace circus asking him to send the name and adress of any person in his county who might be the owner of one or more of the fea:hery bipeds. Hood said he didn't
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
TO BIS BE E.

MT. and Mrs R V Saunders and Miss l.. M Holland went To Bisbee to visit friends today
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
RANCHERS HERE.

Geo McI.ane and Bert Hand were in town today from Turner
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
FROM BIS SEE.
TO sisseE.
FROM ST. DAVID.

Jim Henderson. local leasor. went to Bisbee today on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13

son. all for second grade certificates: Mrs. Emma Beals. of Douglas. for life certificate and Mrs Ethel Cook. of Warren. foods
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
FROM NOGAIES.
IN FROM RANCH.

F. r. A Larrieu. of Nogales. was a business visitor in Tombstone today
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
TUESDAY
of courtesl

TO 6lS6Ee.
 F. W Clark was a visitor in Bis bee today FROM slssEE. . Dr W NJ Randolph. of Bisbee. was in Tombstone yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
WEDNESDAY
IN DOUGLAS.

County Engineer Sir Smyth Is in Douglas on official business FROM BENSON.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13

Dr W. M Randolph of Bisbee. was iu Tombstone today as a witness in the Hirsch case, giving expert t-sri- monV
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
SIGHTS IN TOMBSTONE.

Coming over to take in the sights about historic Tombstone. party com posed of John C. Geary. retired at. torney of New London. Conn. J. s. Casey. attorney of Bisbee. and \. w. were here for several hours today. Mir. Geary. who is noted attorney of the Fast. is at present visiting in Bisbee the guest of MT. Casey. being old friends. Mir. Casey having studied law under the former back in New London NIT. and Mrs. Geary are on d tour of the West
 While here the party visited the Epitaph Office. saw the old Modoc Stage and Can Can Restaurant. took in the big collection of Indian baskets and curios. the property of Mayor C. l.. Cummings. and completed their stay by trip to the old Bird Cage Theater. of the Alfred Henry Lewis Wuif,iii- tales The party returned to Bisbee after driving down to the Schieffelin monument. Mir Geary be- ing highly pleased with his visit and a peep into the historic features of Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
" ERE IN siSsEE.

Ed Massey. Tombstone leaser was in Bisbee yesterday. accompanied by Mrs. Massey They visited relatives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
OlO-TIMER HERE FOR FUNERAL.

the Tombstone dis
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
SEVEN TAKE TEACHERS EXAM.

tion will result.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
VISITED HISTORIC
 RETURNED HOME.

in Pcarce from Cali
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
RETURN FROM NEVADA.

al yesterday afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
APPOINTED REPORTER DIVISION 2 OF COURT.

San simon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
DANCE ENJOYED BY MERRY CROWD.

will furnish music.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
BANK EXAMINER.

" ith relatives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
WAS IN DOUGLAS.

Monday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

That control of the state administra.
ton has continued uninterrupted. with
,:ovcrn~ Frazlsr continuously In the
guirrns,oriai chair. though his ma
iurity IN 1918 wns cut To i7.7et and
dwindled IN 1929 to 4.e3o.
To-day for the first time since hs
ssrcndcncy. the league was the only is.
81. nj stake and the voters declared
themselves on an outand out PROPOSE
con nf whether they wished TO continue
,.c leagues supremacy or Kill its
'"ll,ioai importance In the state of IT,
birth.
an addition to Governor Frazier. the
Independents sought she recall of WI.
liam Iemke. attorney general and
recognix.d leader ~ the league forces
IN Notih Dakota. and J. y. Hagan. com.
missioner of agriculture and laior.
n 4. Nestcs. an attorney OF Minot.
vino opposed Governor Frazier. n
chairman of the North Dakota Republi.
vsa central committee and Sytinb!orn
Johnson. Grand Forks attorney. g.
losing Attorney General Lemke. IL
chairman ~ the Democratic central
state committee. Joseph A. Kitchen Of
- sentinel Butte. farmer. was
Hagnu's opponent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29
CHAMBERLAIN TELLS
Of HIS EXPLOITS
~ Assc~istsd 2 80

~ Asac~ietsd -
WASHINGTON. oct. - Hazardous
exploits on the German hattie front IN
which he claimed To- have participated
were related to-day by Edmund Cham
i,.riain. of san Antonio. Texas. former
captain In the Marine Corps. To the
Senate naval subcommittee invesiieat'
ing his court.msrtisl and discharge.
In executive session. Mr. Chamber
lain was said Co have filled In" the II
fetal record q the British and Ameri'
can avisilon authorities. Who denied
claims that Mr. Chamberlain and Brit
ish as~aciates Ind shu, down five Ger
man sirplancs On the Marn' front
The former officer also was said to have
explained in detail HI charges that
American and Brush officers had pre-
vented him from obtaining evid"nic to
support his risim fr bravery for which
he vss cited before the court martial
inquiry.
4 representative - the navy Judge
advocate generals office il ~ III" com
mliiec h.arings. which ar. proceeding
under a definite program.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29
Senate Votes To
Tax Corporations
IS Per Cent Flat

WASHINGTON Oct 2 By Associated Press)-Aer rejsetng
proposals. for graduated income by
margin single votehe Senate adopted today IS a. ths
finance committee amendment the revision bill providing es
a flat fifteen per cent tax r4
Proponents Of graduated levy Of other plan that woud
the proposed increased rate Of fifty cent IN the x a
Thousands Of corporations making small profits gave notice that they
would their fight later. "a
Senator Walsh, Democrat Massachusetts, author Of the
amendments voted today - g. said he had been assured BY Sen
aor Johnson Republican California and Meyers Democrat Mem
who absent the roll call today that they would s
port his amendment when next presented
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

Senator Walsh also cXtccts 10 win
over some Republicans who voted
against him today. The FIRST proposal
( the Massachusetts, senator was for
q tax of 10 per cent ON the first $780,.
lo0 "f income. ib per cent ON the next
5000 ooo. and 20 per cent on all over
sseo. ooo. with an added provision that
corparttions which did not pay an ex.
cess profits tax srr the calendar year
1920 should ray only at the rate of
10 per cent.
After that had been rejected. sena'
tor walsh offered u again. with n
Irovislun that. In addition 10 those not
laylng an excess profits tax In 1890.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29
WOMEN
ARE FOR MOVE
AGAINST ARMS
LEAGUE FAvoRs HOME DEM
oNsTRATIoN, BETTER
RURAL SCHOOLS.

Uy tssoetated Fress
fOKr WORTH. Texas. Oct. 81
Limitation of national ornaments
was endorsed by the Texas League
of Women Noiers in blessing Its
state convention herr totisy. and
copirs of tiw resolution were or-
derrd s~nt to President Harding
and an members ot the coming
armsmi~ni e1nfcrcnce az Washing.
ton.
Mrs Jessie Daniel Amcs of George
town Mas reelected president of the
stste league. other officers elected
were: vlce presidents. Mrs. Ruth Potts
Spence. Dallas; Mrs. G. W. u. Coiiyns.
Fort Worth: Miss Florence Sterling
i.ouston; secretary. Mrs. \. j. Smith.
Austin; corresponding secretary. Mira.
W. 9. Gibson. iIilisboro: treasurer.
Mrs. VI. =. Ring. Houston. The 1874
convention city will bc selected later
by the executive committee.
O,her cndnrscments ~ the league
were the Morris hill. providing that
community organizations dealing with
the storsr. and distribution of foods
te ssas~ controlled an extensive tsesre
demonstration pr"rrum. and that the
curriculum ~ the rural schools he
changed and compulsory Attendance en-
forced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

saylng that the matter "ls In the
hands of the union officials down
there"
Mr. Lee. however. conferred with the
Labor Board and u was known that he
is making every effort 10 hiring a settle.
ment of that strike which viii L. salts.
factory TO the employees.
Leave for llsmcs.
The chiefs of the "big five" left for
their homes today and tonight and by
midnight scarcciy an outof.town union
nan was In the city.
The Labor Bard continued work on
its decision at Wednesdays hearing
and probably will render Il tomorrow.
The bard tonight received a tclc-
gram from Alton II. Parker of New
York. president of the National Civic
Association. congratulating Its mem.
bsfs an procuring IN anuliment of the
strike order nnd declaring that the labor
ioahrs' announcement that they could
ro, fight the government showed the
difference between American sLd Eu-
ropcan labor. Europcan iabor being de-
scribed as fighting the government"
Its 'favori,e rastime."
Beard members were particularly In
t,rcsied In dispatches from Washington
s'anning every line In their efforts TO
determine how government officials
locked on the strike avcrting efforts.
No. word had been received iy the
toard from any governmental official
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

the s.ldisr of trsno~ eissped hands
aith tnhss>ador Ju>ssrsnd. ASSISTANT
>-srrtar, q the Nav Rs">e,rii. aud
aiih man, ether Doissl~>.
Bm the series of r-cspii"ns had
hard, begun. rh- nsu cam. "ff Fort
is,. when guns hundred 4 generals
saiuir.
And then On. ,iin,sN.
Landing few ,ards fr"m CASTE
Gard~n. wh~rr his famous c"un'rsmsn.
I=fs, cite. had ~ f.ot cn tmerisan
sail the msrsl,,i found awaiting him
I, r'rpiion that even his imagination
could Boi have conceived.
The vide sfrrieh II .p-n ground had
,srn converted in'o q great Stadium.
N. wafs e whirh were Lysrspers.
N ever, ~indos. en che r"of>. even
out cn disfy cuuic-> q stories above
the <tr-~is wsr. psrshed msn ana wom.
IN waving th~ flags u smsrica ssd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

rance. On the streets h~low were mass.
d great army of welcomers-nsen.
,on.ea aud children. lndccd. n secrn~d
" al ihr liit,r giri. In New York
ssfr ii~rr With bouquets wl,ich thsy
,i~I'~d io press into the marshsrs
iauds.
~ se"n ~ the ~Sdi~ri, little fIsurr
the light hln~ uuifsrm az France
~sepprd o,f the pier q mighty shout
-re~r \ f-y minni-> brfore General
r-r-'iing had srpesrrd Q, the >.und ~
'uffles sud fIs.ri~hes. aud the~e wer~
s~--as-d fcr the fTsrh war L.ra.
Forward s,~ppcd the risr>hsI. h's
s~srisi eat ~ AZ angie. There wss
ne'iisg e the mrrriles> warrior in his
srriiiar fsce er ke.a. tindl, eyes "a
marching straight shrsd. hr advanced
With hand stretched in front ~ him te
gresf tuerics's military Iesdrr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

srrsr,icd him - he r"i~ up the Ids.
i.iic tb~r,uehfsre in y twentieth cen.
t,ry ric'"r car. sn,cIcpcd In a drlars
>l,o~'r q rspsr h,ri-d from sIy>crsp.
~ windows.
ttom the Battery. where he wss
rferi.d h, .u,srnnr Miller Q" City
ii-'i. wi,-re he wss wslconsd ny Mayer
li,ian. he moved IN q srrst triumphant
procession after sirsming up the hsr.
hsr &C. m. boem ef gum. the e~a~~iess
ii,S a NH il~. th. roar oi sirIsane
m,iuss. the shout. and sheer> cf r"uni.
i--S ti,tussnd>. o., his >id- rosi~ Tea
srsi Prrs,,ins. " was s.~n~rsI FER
sting Who Ms fis>i 3. wsIcoms his e,d
,sr,r.S. fs fi,r.s shv~s.
Z pen sh- maj ~i,al ihr city ecnf~rrcd
IT, fred Sni. ard thru he continued hrs
'ri, u,rhxl msrrh uptown. THIS time u
wss along fifsh avenue, and nth ave
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29
RAILWAYS ASK WAGE CUT.
IcNoRE ACiIoN' N STRIKE
SAY 'SiEPs' TO Be LEGAL

CHICAGO Oct Is (By Associate Press)-Raioad heads to-
night declared the nations carriers would 20 right ahead with their
pans seek wage through Railroad Beard hearings de-
spite from the unions that their action calling
off the strike scheduled for OoSe 20 had been influenced by the
boards that conditions for that class had been
settled
The calling off Of the strike win have effect the plans
announced BY the carriers October II seek immediate wage
dueons that eord be reduced said Samuel Felton, pes
dent Of the Chicago Great Western and chairman Of the Asso
ton Of Railroad Executives
don't know how long, under the boards ruling viii take to
reach decision pay petition but these petitions doub
edy win be presented within very short time Il win be up the
board then to decide what action should be taken
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

corporations whose net income did not
exceed per cen, of tho invested cap.
i,al should pay only at the 10 per cent
rate.
The wadsworth amendment. provid.
ing for tax of 60 cents . gallon On
beer fl.?5 gallon on wines and
SEQ a gallon ON whiskcy. manufaetur'
cd. imported or sold for medicinal pur.
poses. was adopted without . record
vote after Il had hecn amended 70 - "a
provide for double rates ON such liquors
uniawfuiiy delivered for beverage pur.
poses. the tax 20 be paid by the peg'
son responsible for the diversion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29
LEAGUE ON trial
IN NORTH DAKOTA

FARGO NJ D, Oct a. CBy Associated Prsss)-Whsa Sl -
cnes out Of - she had reported at midnight en sss
recall election in North Dakota he ges stools A. Nsee ~
depsnden candidate for governor $685. Cevsnes Lynn Fes
7es from scattered sness
in Is Of the states So eeuntics- -
These returns admittedly from independent eesy .
rule The non League leaders maintained that as ~
turns from the strictly rural sections where they psedomna wss
swing the final vote dccsvely to their favor.
Five years aso-n lssshorsy after the ferasiea o. he -
arisan League under ts leader Tewus shs sags sess
LYNN Frazier a. governor BY . Of sSes 10 1S - -
league became the dominating factor in state potics
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29
LONGSHOREMEN AND
BOAT LINES AGREE

J, Associated Prss
NEw YORK. Oct. 2.-New
wage and working agreeusa1s -
tween thc lnterus>1saa1 1enozhege
mcu's AssoclaetcW sn6 s@eomdn1p
ilnes In derp sea trad u ~ ~
d New York an1 vie1a1ey aase
becn signed. vice Trsui6cae nyaa
IL the longskarsmea's ssseelallso
snpounced today. THE sofpo1ng
heard wss . third party - ~
agrecnsrwl.
The uew srsle. Oc1shes ! ~. =
as ceuts au heur. with sae 6soae
an hour overtime Tar . 94esoe
week. replscing the dd sea1s q
40 cents and si.:e sw . OIhe0
week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

,uc proved A. Wild -i'h enthusiasm a.
'.ower uali,.,tsn. ~ the rennsyfysnis
iaiicn there wss anc'brr Display oi
n.hu>is.iir w.icomr. Cheers were stiIi
,->Sui ding Wis the spcciai train tai
ns the martial "a Washington cn the
if,f irg "f hi~ jnurB-s an Kansas tus
'r the American isgi"n Convention.
luii-d oui of the terminal.
The mar>hai's welcome hegan hun
ar.a n,,i~> out al >-a. Ih.rr the iinrs
rsn.. L-aring him. wss i"inrd hs
iu,i,e tm.ri.an DESTROYER. >oen
'hrs.xh the uis, br''h~ a squadron oi
-.splanss The rs'i> pss>rd BY the
i..erg- Wasl,inston. which had raced
i,iio porf with s.~nersi rrr~hing in er
acr that b- might br fir.' a. grasp the
marshal hand on tmericsn scii. NJ
Qasssniin~ ,an~ ancshsr welcome.
Transferred 10 the ns,y cutter Nis'lans,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

Il want II made plain. however. that
We will seek these petitions In ac-
rordancc with the law. posting notices
of cuts. then discussing them with the
employees. ard II no agreement is
reached. appealing 10 the board TO set.
tlc the dispute"
Mr.. Felion's statements were echoed
by Samuel Dunn. editor Of Railway
Agc. who In an address at a luncheon
o, the local railroad executives. de-
clared the unions action settles only
vne ihinr-,ha, there will b. no strike"
1T does no; settle the question of
q riher wage reductions or Of rate re-
auctions. he continued.
Ar~ Going Ahead.
The roads are going righ, ahead
with the plans 20 get further pay cuts
ard thus reduce rates. But n the In
t,rs;ate Commerce Commission re-
ddocs rates and the I-ahor Beard re-
ft.s.s 20 reduce wages. the roads VIII
hc In a disastrous condition"
With the code messages officially
selling off the strike sent out today.
only one echo remained q the railroad
cfis,s which for two weeks threatened
10 develop into a general rail strike.
The situation was unchanged on the
International and Great Northern. the
Texas line where 500 trsinmen started
q waIkout last Saturday. No order to
call off the strike was sent these men.
W. q. Ice. president OF the trainmcn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29
MAN IN STOLEN CAR
R0BS DOZEN WOMEN
A. Associated rr.as
~ Associated Press

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.--A man riding
alone IN a stolen coupe held up and
rubbed a dozen or more women In a
residential section today before he.
Ing captured by the police after an
exchange of shots. The prisoner
gave his name as Frank Wilkinson.
when the police finally caught up
with him Wilkinson threw his re-
volyer away.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29
EVELYN S0BS
THEN DRINKS
POISON DOSE
PRETTY DANCER TRIES TO
END LIFE AS SHE CANT
RAISE RENT.
~ koerisiei rrsa
NlrNN Nns,a-

~ eoerhict rr~8
NEW WORK. Oct. .s.-E,elyn
Ncshis was v>iing comfortably te.
night after taking sn eyrrdase uf
snesyhinr whca q city marshal he
gan me,ing furniture trcm her
apartment.
u was q vivid dey in the ne of
NfS> Nesi.it. once ihe wife af Harry
u. Thsw. later thr vile of a dane.
~. jsch Clifford. and nov E,~syn
N-~hii. again m isns-r a dancsr
h-r~rif. hut ouurr &C q tcaroom In
th~ theairr district.
tt~r financizl di>frr>s. which
ssu>cd an the exciiemens teslsy.
~s~c Co light . m"nth ago. when
q cify msr>issl app>aryd at her tea.
rcom With an esitiau warrant.
wi~> N-tsit arranged te pay over.
due rrui oa fa- sise n mnn'h tea
r"am. AVID hrr S.so-a -mcrfh apart.
rs-at upstairs. The marshal went
swsy.
T's.sv sn"ihcT came on a similar mis-
si"n and h"ran taking Furniture oui
n 'he s;rc~i while Miss Nosldi soll.e-s
Y rune her hands snd franiicaiiy callcl
f.r l-wver - the i,lenhonc. The law
NJ o.s;aine~i'a truoc ~ n few hour.
wi'h the iandioFd ard Miss Nssiii
l~rsn csih,g friends IN the hopc o,
raisi-E srwae cash. In thst she failed
she icicxralhc-i e. h.r moihsr ir
i'"i'sdslphia. and a f-W minutes sficr
W 4 l-sn~d "a, q the window anl
s----wrs-i.
I've taken snoagh msFph;ns O. kr
- ,sfS'ns. sh- v-ii,~i ." the marshal
isIii-E issrS With the cry that she va.
I~inE e. die.
A. sFnirisnre sair<-srs came quick
u sod us'd stomach pump tn.
l-~dirrd cn h.sri-r a,~uf The eriSNie
snn~unc~Si h. ws.uld wait until poa-
--'N Mo-dsv ,<fsre rrssSing for en-
g. sssneai sVtciiun warrant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29
HALE COUNTY RANCHMAN
RUNS DOWN 5 CRIMINALS

AUSTIN Texas Oct a. (By Associated Pres)-Te final
chase that started December 1919 and ended only
week and which covered nearly every State in the Union
acted Governor Nefs office late today when Frank Noree
deputy sheriff and ranehmsn Of Hale County Texas called
Governor seeking for expenses Of chasing down
criminals Of nation wide reputatoa.
In November and December lsls Norfleet swnded out
of $500 BY five swnders Dallas and Fort Worth Starting
h home Hale Center he started the trails Of the swndes and
with The Of Reno Hamn last week Topeka Kansas he
he's breush the entire five before the bar Of Justice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29
q WALK OUT Of JAIL
AND ATTACK GUARDS
~ Associated Pres.

~ Asssris,sd rres-
RRowNsvif.i.E. Texas. oct. H.-A
pitched battle on the Msiomoros-Nerice
Plaza occurred TONIGHT. when four pris
oners walked out of the jail. selcctee
rifles from the stack near the door,
rsn across the street ard opened fire
upnn the asionished s"ldier guards. Tne
soldiers returned the fire without ef
feet. and when the prisoners had used
up their ammunition. they scattered
IN all directions.
one WIS later wounded and capeur
cc IN the city's outskirts by CUSTOMS
guard. two others were ressken ana one
~ reported to have crossed the NE
orande 20 this city. About 20 shose
were exchanged during the fight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29
y, s.~.isdIr-

~ fstorisifd Tvs
Ntw N0Rk. 0d. .s.-uarsissi tcci
espsrTtd New N"rk to-day and then
psd away o. e.naurr the rrsi II the
csanisy.
u. city. usi'inE Q. IN, "tf little
si ~ e~it ~ gssiifu.e Q. tie. man
uh.>r ~hIn aud dsring AZ martial rhr>s
had rsdss.d ihr proad srmi~> of Ter
MANI. tlii> sfisraoon ised ii- cpger.
tsuis.
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nl..: nai siar- truasiicr Ds,. dsd TIL
risy'> mil inE- turn cat With >ars'
spo,fsn-ur.ns aud iu such mum.
s-r-. HAD th- had, Ei'i- fr-achmin
vh. led tn mills.s ~ssdi-r> o. ,ictcry
rid<irn np ufoadSsy IN q var chsrins.
srarrinE esrsi,~> h~isind him hk~ the
snnpsrcr> .f Rsup, ~ could wss have
rrceivet . greater welcs0e than wss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29
JOHNSON RESIGNS.
NJ Assoelaied Prrss

AUSTIN. Texas OFT. :s.-A u
johnson lat. today rendered his reslg
natIon as a member 20 the ETerl of
Control a. G,vernor Neff nv remcni
II viii not take effoci until the Juve
nile Training Schoi INJURY and ssv.
cral other matters now before the hard
have tecn disigs'd of Governor Ncfi
then announced the apisoinimeni ~ Dr.
~. n Harrington. of Dallas. now con.
nccici with the Texas Farm Bureau.
o. succeed ar. Johnson