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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-07-07
SUPREME COURT
DECIDES MANY CASES
BASIL MORRISON MUST SERVE
SENTENCE-CASE TRIED IN
ABBEVILLE LAST SEPTEMBER.
HAYS AND WILSON ALSO,
ASHLEY GETS NEW TRIAL.

The Supreme Court has affirmed
the Judgment of the lower court in
the case of The State VS.. Morrison.
Morrison was tried at the September
term of the Court of General Ses-
sions for this County, last year, for
the homicide of his brother, Basil
Morrison, and was convicted of muir
der with recommendation to mercy.
He was sentenced to life imprison-
ment. Later he made a motion for a
new trial on after discovered evi-
dence, which was argued before
Judge Wilson at the March term, the
motion being refused. From the
judgment and the order refusing the
new trial, the appeal was taken with
the result stated.
Other Cases Decided.
Walter Hays and Ed Wilson who
were convicted of manslaughter in
connection with the killing Of Tom
Ramey in Anderson county must
serve the sentence imposed by the
lower court. The two men got fifteen
years each. The evidence showed that
the two, along with George Wilson
and Allen Emerson went to the home
of Ramey to make trouble. Wilson
and Emerson were convicted only Of
carrying concealed weapons.
Ernest Ashley, convicted of man
slaughter for the killing of Arthur
Hughes, a policeman at Honea Path
in Anderson county gets new trial
the court reversing the decision
which gave him a sentence of nine
years. The court upheld exceptions
brought by the appellant, including
the allegation that the foreman of
the jury, A. NJ. McFall had tele-
phone conversation regarding the
case with Judge Prince when the
defendant was not present, it was
also alleged that Judge Prince said
in the court room, to the foreman
while the jury was out, that "It was
a disgrace to the county that ver-
dict could not be reached" The judge
was Also quoted as saying that too
many mistrials were being ordered.
Morrah Case Affirmed.
Another case in which local people
are interested was decided yesterday.
That was the case of S. P. Morrah
VS.. the DR.. John De la Howe Indus
trial school. Mr.. Morrah purchased a
tract of land from the De la Howe
trustees several years ago. He made a
settlement for the balance OF the pur-
chase money some two years ago.
At that time he contended that he
had made an additional payment on
the purchase money of $500 for
which credit was refused. He settled
with the understanding that if he
established his claim it would be re-
funded. He later produced receipt
for the payment claimed and asked
that the money be repaid him.
His demand being refused he
brought suit. The Attorney General
answered the complaint for the de-
fendant and moved that the State be
made a party, which Judge Sease re-
fused. The defendant then demurred
to the complaint on the ground that
the State should be made a party
which was also refused by Judge
Sease. The appeal was from the or
der to this. effect. The case is sent
back for trial on it's merits.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-07-07
VISITORS FROM TENNESSEE

Miss Mary Carter and Mr.. G. E..
Freeman of Tennessee are in the
oity visiting Miss Eva Reames on
lr::-.z''::e street.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-07-07

Hon. Joel Bailey of the Index
Journal was in the city taking in
the ball game between Abbevile
and Greenwood yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
VARIOUS ISSUES
BEFORE MEETING
OF Ep|SC0PAL|ANS
WORLD CONFERENCE ON
NARCOTIC CONTROL Is
URGED

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept is,-Thc
House " Bishops OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church late today voted IN
favor of taking the word "obcy" from
the marriage ceremony of that church.
The bishops voted TO refer the proposal
to eliminate the phrase with my world.
~ goods I thee cndow" from the ccre'
mony hack To tho commission which
had submitted Il.
The bishops were generally In favor
of the phrase. hut objected tn It's word
ing. u was said
The vote TO eliminate the word
"obey" was 10 10 81. II the House OF
Deputies concurs In the action the pro-
posed change viii he subject 20 approval
at the general convention three years
hence before becoming effective.
An International conference for the
cuntroi u the narcotic traffic In asked
for IN u resolution adopted today by
the HOUSE of Deputies.
Religious instructions of public school
ch ldrcn under "a system whereby al
the request ~ the ,arcnis the children
might hc given such training IN part
ni the regular school time under teach
ers of any denomination the parents
may designate, Is asked In n resolution
adopted tolav by the House Of Dcpu
ties. Tho resolution was introduced by
Rrv. IN A. a. klnolving of ihlu
more, Md
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13

Dlnclio was taken In hospital. where
hls condition was said to be- serious.
: ocordlng 10 the detectives who took
him 10 the family home. Dincllo had
asked permission To go into the house.
lie led the way into a room and before
IN. detectives could siza him he had
snatuhcd up the razor and slashed his
throat. The detectives struggled for
possession of the razor and Dincllo fell
to the floor. ~ he did ~ he clutched at
his throat "a omen wider the wounds.
plncllo hate today told the police that
ne killed his two daughters because
they had. In mischief. burned his trous'
crs which contained "A small amount OF
money. Earlier IN the day he had said
he Killed them because they stayed out
late at night.
The father seemed loath 10 bring
himself to the point of telling the de-
tails ~ the killings. which took phco
September .. Bt hy hit. however. the
nuthoriti,s elected the information that
the Younger girl was killed first by 10.
ing struck ON the head with hammer.
IN, older one was slain next with the
same hammer The bodics were tied In
sncl,s and dumped into the Missouri
! River. one body was found near Kan
sas city. Kans.. September 4. The other
WIS taken from the river near Ma
polcon. Missouri. Sunday.
The police are investigating reports
! that man S,w Dincllo throw the
bodies In the river.
Before heing taken hack to his cell,
\ p.ncl,o promised that he would tell
mor about the killings tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
HAS NEARLY
ThREET00NE
VOTE OVER
|0PP0N { n 7


DosToN. Sept. i2.--scnaior Henry
Cabot Lodge has gained lead Of nearly
To I over Joseph Walker. hin opponet
for the Republican nomination for sem
ator. IN the returns from 2ii precincts,
including 20 from Boston. out OF 1907
In the state. These precincts savs
I.odgc 23.s02 and Walker S.ts5.
The same precincts showed Governor
Claiming II. Cox. seeking denomination
with similar lead over j. Weston AZ
len. now attorney general. The vote.
Cox ?s.isi. Alien .s.is7.
Of the four candidates for the Demo
cratic nomination for senator. William
a. unrton was In tho lead on returns
from ssl precincts. including 100 from
Boston. These precincts gave him H..
iss votes 10 s,7is for sherman l.. whip.
pie. his nearest competitor. Tho other
Two candidates were fnr behind. John
y. Fitzgerald, former mayor Of Boston.
was running far ahead OF the three
other candidates for tho Denocatio
nomination for governor. The same
sgi precincts Rnvc him 1902 votes %
f.i5s for Peter y. sullivan. mayor Of
Worcester. who was running second.
Joseph q. pcileticr. who was removed
d few months ago from tho Office Of
district attorney OF suffolk County. was
leading six opponents for the Demo.
cratic nomination for that office In the
returns from 1870 noston precincts.
These gave Pclleticr 1907 10 s.s7a for
Thomas e. o'firien. the present dIstrics
attorney.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
Ny Associated Press

ny Associated Press
DETROIT. Mich. Sept. is.-rnlied
states senator Charlea l.. Townsend
had Increased his lead to ace, votes
over Herbert =. lhkcr. his nearest
opponent FOR the Republican soma
torlal nomination when returns were
compiled from as0 ~ the s,Sh6 pre-
cincts IN the state VIDE primary clcc'
tlon The vote stood. Townsend 1880,
Baker s.el6; Kelley, 6ei;. Emery
1850. The vote represented partial
returns from 81 out II ~ counties In
the state,
Governor Alex j. Grocshcck con.
tinucd to gain In the three corncrcd
race for the Republican gubcrnatoriai
nomination. ON returns from 3os of
the :,Sse precincts In the state the
vote stood. Groesheca 1901. Fletcher
iO.ai'; Joslln a.Si7.
Townsend during the campaign was
forced to defend his vote In the
senate To- seat senator Truman II
Ncwhrrry lie did this by saying that
while barge sum ~ money was
spent by his colleagues supporters
none of II was unlawfully expended
Baker his rcarcst opponent In early
returns tonigh, carried he endorse
mcnt ~ the farmcr.iabnr elements
Congressman Kelley advocated dc
CREASE 4 governmental cNi~ndliurcs
while Emery. former comma nder oi
the American Legion, appealed io ia,
soldier vote and "a new deal ~ Wash
inriun.' In addition to these pont,
e apnoal all thrco Of senator Town
sends opponents joined IN aitackinl
him for his vote 10 seat senator New
berry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
LEGION FIGHT
over CHANGE OF
OFFICE RACES
A RESOLUTION INDoRsINo
DAVIS FOR VICE. COM.
MANDER PASSED
ny Associated Press

ny Associated Press
WACO. Sept, l2.--M the close ~ tl,c
Hecond days session ~ tho annual con.
vention of the Texas Department ~ IN,
American Legion today the stage was
all set Tor "Wednesday. for the headline
fight OF the gathering, namely. proposed
chang. of headquarters location ~ the
Texas Department from Dallas to Aus
tin.
First flare of the controversy occur.
red Tuesday afternoon over a proposal
having 10 do with consideration ~ by.
laws changes. Delay In committee
room of complci. preparation of the
report brough from Frank wozencraft.
delegate from Dallas. motion that tho
consideration he sri for special order
of bua mesa for o'clock "Wednesday
afternoon.
rolpt ~ order was raised by Tom
under rules of the Legion no amend.
ment Ia the constitution could be con.
sldcred 20 hours after II had been of.
fcrcd and that should an amcndemtnt
be carried Ia transfer Legion hcadquar'
terr from Dallas TO Austin. Dallas would
stlll he headquarters. In q heated re-.
tort. W. c. McGrnw. Dallas delegate. In.
sisted that no Texas Legion convention
would act "llke sewing circle" and
"hasel." over technicalities. Chaiham's
explanation of the bylaws was followed
by ruling from the chair sustaining
the Cucro delegates contcntion.
Whwcupon Mr. woxencrlft moved
that consideration be- taken ur as spe'
cial order u, S's minutes after ? o'clsk
Wednesday afternoon was carried un'
nnimously
Resolutions endorsing State comman-
der Wayne g. Davis for the office of
national vice.command'r, endorsing the
national defense act and protesting the
ary Il mination act. suggesting March :,
Texas Independence Day aa day 81
Americaniaiiun and good citizenship
and recommendation that a ciate his
turlcai commission of three members b'
named g. write the history OF eaci
Texas hero who fcll In the world wnI
constituted partial report ~ the reso
/ lilions committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
TARIFF MEASURE
SHOULD YIELD 400
MILLION YEARLY
BILL IN FORM IT WILL BE.
COME LAW MADE PUB.
LIC BY CONGRESS
py Associated Press

uy AttoeMtta f'rtss
WASHINGTON. Sept. ig.--Thc I'D
mlnlstrttlon tariff hill In the form In
which IL VIII become law. probably
before October I. was made public TO-
day with the presentation of the con
ference report to the House, Many ~
the rates proposed Icy the Senate were
reduced by the Republican contefccs,
hut the experts estimated that the
I"vol ~ it's duties MAS only slightly
,elow the level of those In the famous
IayncAl,lrich Act, the last Rcrubli'
can protective tariff.
Iaslng their calculations upon the
present volume IL import trade
treasury cxpcrtcs figured that thu bill
would yield an annual revenue OF
$500 o0O. .o00. Tliis would be ssi.oDo.n00
more than was received during the
last fiscal year through the combined
operation ~ the Democratic Under
wod law and the Republican enter
g'ncy tariff act,
Final action on the MEASURE by the
iiousc tomorrow was the plan oi
leaders under an agreement made tn
DAY for only four hours ~ general
debate with "a vote to follow immc
dlately. The Hill then viii 90 TO ,hs
Senate where debitc ot week ~
more In expected to pr,ccdc the fina
vote.
Discussion In both the House ano
Senate. but more particularly IN th'
later. will bc h. forcrunncr of thai
10 he heard over the country before
the November elections az the hill Il
certain to become one of the chic
issues in the Congressional and scna
torial campaigns
chief fighting points In the bill thu
far have been the wool, sugar anc
dye duties. all of which were reduce,
some In conference and the so'callc'
flexible tariff provision giving ,h'
president broad authority over tariffs
undcr this provision. the executive
would have the power To Increase o
decrease rates fifty per cent
Few changes wore made IN the fret
list as approved by the Senate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
OF RAIL
RESTRAINING ORDER
FLAYED BY Labor

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. .i2.--Ths ex.
ecutive council OF the American FEEDER
alton Of Labor today denounced Federal
Judge wilkerson's extension of the
shopcipfts restraining order; expreassd
a determination 20 rid organised labor
OF radical elements. and approved u
pInn for carrying trade union move.
mcnt into the public schools Of the
country, tt fI.
The council authorized statement.
dictated by samuel Oompcrss prssldent.
IN which II characterized Judge Wii.
kcrsons act as a convenient method
II getting the government and the fed.
cal iurirt out ~ an unwarranted posi-.
tion."
The federation council announced
that within few days u expected 70
disclose lis plan for financial ana moral
aid for the striking fuilmen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
REED SUPPORTER
WILL PRESIDE At
MISSOURI MEETING

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo. Sept
IA deadlock IN th. Democratic
state central committee over the clec
tlon ~ chairman was broken here
tonight when the committee elected
W, l.. Igoc of ~. Louis. fgoc. who's,
candidacy was sponsored by United
States senator James \. Reed de
fca,ed W. n. Painter of carrollton
who had been PIT forward by the
an,ii,ccd forces.
The election n Mr.. igoe makes u
poss h,r Tor the pagty's state platform
convention To get down Ia the trans
action OF business after hcing delayed
many hours while the Reed and anti
Rrcd forces settled their diffcrence'
over the chairmnnship
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
GAssERS WIN WEST Texas y
LEAGUE PENNANT, DEFEATING
CLOVIS 5 GAMES IN ROW
BY WALLACE X. AUSTIN

CLOVIS. NJ M, Sept 1.-THE Amarillo Casers captured the
West League pennan today when they the fifth
tive game from Clovis to T. ...
The game snppy and full Of fast plays Clovis making three
double plays while kmallo scored their credit.
The Buazers started off with wo.run lead and the Casers
forged ahead the second but Wetse circuit tied the
IN the seventh.
Liz Smith pitched wonderful baseball striking out 10 men and
held Clovis TO six scattered hits.
Johnny Meanor skipper Of the Amarillo tea secured four hits
Of five times including double in the second inning
Reynolds and Wetxel knocked home runs.
,The detail box hc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
AFFIDAvITS
IN BEHALF OF
INJUNCTION
ARE OFFERED
Ny Associated risss

ny Associated ris,s
CHICAGO. Sept. is.-Wiih more
than $4,000 aiildavlis charging
assaults By strikers and strike sym.
paihisers of railroad workers in every
section of the country. the govern.
meni to-day launched its effort 10 sliow
concerted effort b., the striking shop
crafts 10 interfere with Interstate
traffic BY driving railroad employees
from their work.
Over ruling the objections of aitor
neys for u. ". Jewell aud John Scott,
the strike leaders, Federal Judge
James u. wllkerson admitted the afii.
daviis in evidence. for the tlme.bcing.
at least. in the hearing on the govern
ments' bili Tor temporary Injunction
against some - shoprrafts officials
and more than 100000 " their follow.
crs.
The court | kewlsc deferred for the
present argument IN the defense
motion for modiflca,iun of the tenn
porary restraining order now IN force.
The value as evidence ~ the affi'
davits of persons assaulted by the
strikers and strike sympa,hizorH or
affidavi,s of puhlic on railroad offlc.
ials claiming knowledge ~ such as
saints wna vigorously onpoecd nv
Donald n. nlchbcrg ~ Chicago. and
Frank Mulholland AZ Toledo. attorneys
for Mr., Jewell and Mr.. Scott. They
Tough, their introduction and entered
general objection 10 NIL of them ,ha,
the government may moslucc.
A few Isolated nets of vIoionc,
Among 400 0OO men an strlk. arc In
,lrnlflcan, In Themselves. MIR Rich
berr declared.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
MRS. HARDING IS
STILL IMPROVING

WASHINGTON. sept i2.-Thc CON
a,lon of Mrs Harding was such to-
u,rh, thht III colficlAl bulletin issued
n, f:ao o'c,UcK stated that 'un'v'ss
unforeseen ,Nacrrlaiions ar'r" ai'
ennsul,ants feel that the immediate
crisis Of the casc hns heon passed
rh,s statement was made after cont
a,rc. had bccn expressed during the
lay hy attending phyHicians us her
,ondltIon continued io improve thh'
IN. crisis had PASSED Definite an
nounccmeni alsn had l~cn made b''
,n ,he dny fm the first tim" iha' NJ
o,.sa,.nn would h. necessary a'
lu.erni,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
FINAL ACTION .
ON BONUS BILL
THURSDAY PLAN
ny Associated Press

ny Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Sept. i2.-Ffnai ac'
ilon by the House Thursday on the sol.
ders' bonus bill az perfected In con.
ference In planned by republican lead.
ers. tn. measure then will be sent 10
the Senate. where II viii await disposi-
ton of the tariff hill conference report.
The bonus coi(f"sncc report ,was
signed today and will be presented TO
the House tomorrow. Senator smoo,.
Republican. Utah. and Representative
Garner. Democrat. Texas. Withheld
their signatures and Representative
Collier. Democrat. Mississippi was alb
sent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13

LOs ANGELES. sent ~ Percy y.
Browne. Pasadena Caiif tanker and
sportsman TODAY filed In the superior
Court a suit f0r divorce FROM Edna
cldahy BroWnr daufhter of the late
Jack Cudahy member ~ the Kansas
Ciy Packing family ~ that name
who came hcto yelr and half ago.
irownc onarEcd his wife with desert.
ION
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
Many Cation I'ickrrs >ec,Ied.

IIN NNNO'IHIFN 7 To
AUSTIN. Texas. sept i?.-Wcst
Texas IL In iced ~ 10000 hands for
cotton picking. Homer d Wade OF
stamford assistant manager Of the
West Texas Chhmi"r Il Commerce. de-
clnrcd here today To relieve the short
age - harvest hclp Wade said West
Texas towns are being requested 10
take sicps 10 help idle persons TO 'hc
cotton fields and school officials to de
las opening Of school terms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
Z TULSA FLIERS -
KILLED IN CRASH

TULSA. Okla, Sept. is.-Tommy
d,wc0 Tucker, N. well known anna
tcur flyer. and Archie ]. s,owell. -.
professional aviator. were instantly
Killed late today when their plane.
piioiod hy siowcll. fen $50 feet.
crashing into "A pasture near here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13

Preliminary survey for a possible wa.
tor supply system for tho Ciiy of ANA
fllo was hcgun yesterday hy wynko,t
kiefstcd. engineer of kansas Ci'y. who
was recently employed hy the CITY Com.
mission 20 work uui plans for supplying
this city with water.
Nh klcrsted IN company with y. l..
N, ,Donald. OF Hereford. who drilled
more than a scofe Of test wells for the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
PRELIMINARY Survey TO GET
ADEQUATE Water SUPPLY FOR
CITY OF AMARILLO IS STARTED

day 10 explore the aitesi,a water ter.
riiory IN that ton. The engineer
viii snend several days IN making these
surveys. Il b. believed.
Mayor Ion - Mars was at Hereford
yeaierda, Eathsring information about
the wells and found that one well with.
IN five nilss of one u the Amarillo
icsi wells was pumping O million gal.
Ions daity aud had been on the punp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
TOWNSEND LEADING MICHIGAN
FIELD FOR SENATE; Defeat OF
BLEASE IN CAROLINA CLAIMED

NOR Bcnjamin Griffith q Denver. was
lending Lieutenant Governor Earl
Cooley of Trinidad. on returns from Is
scattered precincts. Tho totals were:
Griffith eso. Cooley 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
ny Associated Press

COLUMBIA. &. g. sent l2 Thomas
a. Mci.cod was indicated to have de-
foatcd cole l.. Iilease for the Demo-
cratic nomination for governor on tho
haiss ~ incomplete returns from all the
I i6 counties \ tahulntlon ~ lba.ibl
votes hy The state showed Mcleod lead
mig hy iG.lN5 votes. and his nomination
was assured beyond any doubt accord
NIX o. that Iapcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
Colorado Returns.
NJ Associated Pres.

DENVER. colo. sept William
u. Sw'c, II Denver was icadine In the
ffit ss precincts rrlortins In the Dcm.
lurra,lc contest for the nomination Tor
Eov,fnor. These ia"lncts wcr. seat.
trtrd throughout ~. state include only
ono county The. totals were: sweet
s:s; t'red sahin. iaiunsa. asa; H. L..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
Warrington i,eiurns.
~ Asaas.af.a lsr..a

SEATTLE. Wash. Sept, i2--Early
returns from local prsclncts pui United
States senator Miles roindcxior of
spokane. In second place In the Republi'
can senatorial primary. George u.
iamplng of seattle. leading him by so
votes Six precincts gave roindcNicr
go. l.amping sNS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
OFFICERS THWART
ALLEGED ATTEMPT
TO WRECK BRIDGE

~ Associated Press
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Sept, is.-A
narty of deputy shcrff- rcported to
night they had SURPRISED four men who
were attempting to dynamite the Al
hntic Coast Line railroad bridge over
six Mile Greek. near here and after n
pistol battle, they captured two of
th.tn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
PLANES start Delayed

NEwIpllT NEWS, Va, sept y :
The Army ahship cs did not Ect
away in'Hhl. as h,d i-~n r'ahn."
fs lss trans r.nslnsnssl fiish, io 'a'''
f.rnia. Du. a. dcls,s IN ericfs. \ Vas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
| 0DCE Given BIG MAJORITY
ADMITS HE
KILLED HIS 2
DAUGHTERS
By ASSOCIATED PRESS

KANSAS CITY, Sept l2-Tony Dneo who today admitted to
Kansas City kan police that he killed his daushters Heen
H. and Foence H. tried to commit suicide early tonight at the
family home which place he had been taken by Detectives to
enact crime Dneo sashed hs throat with The
his has been determined according the police
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
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OKLAHOMA CITY. sept ia
wet charge was flied against W. I.
Dry here today.
Federal ofhcers alleged they
found a copper stiIi and a harrcl of
mash ON the Dry farm.