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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24
FROM BENNINGTON

Mrs. Bryant of Durant was visiting
Mrs. Tuel Sunday between trains.
Mrs. Henry Allen came from Bos-
well Sunday to visit Mrs. j. w. B.
Allen and Mrs. Foster. sister of the
former.
Miss Elizabeth Zinnecker who
teaches in Boswell visited Miss Eva
lin Winfrey Saturday night and Miss
Winfrey returned with her Sunday
for few hours between trains.
Mr. Stanley Ball of the First Nat
tional Bank here surprised his friends
by getting married last week to Miss
Laudermilk of Boswell. Mr.. Ball has
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24

Mrs. Darden spent Saturday night
in Durant with her mother Mrs
Lewis.
Art Wells was n business visitor to
Durant Saturday night.
MIR. and Mrs. HOWE were called to
Paris, Texas on account of the death
of Mr.. Howe's mother.
A revival meeting is going on at
the Baptist church this week, with
much success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Washington
spent Tuesday night in Durant with
relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Kay of Durant spent
Monday night with Mrs. kay's sis
ter. Mrs. Curtis Lewis.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24
ITEMS FROM HALE

G. f. Moffatt went to Caddo Mon
day.
G. F.. Moffatt and family spent
Tuesday with his daughter, Mrs. r.
F.. Moran of Buffalo.
Miss Reeves and Geo. Yandell
spent Sunday with Miss Reeves par
ents near Durant.
Walter Sanders has returned from
a hunting trip in the mountains and
says he caught some big game.
Mrs. Hughes is quite sick but at
last reports she was improving nice
ly.
Little Millie Vickers who has been
visiting her grandfather of Honey
Grove, Texas returned Thursday
Her grandfather came home with her
and visited a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Froman Everett
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24
FROM OLD ALLISON

Mrs. Burrage is able to be at home
again and do her house work.
Mr.. Jordan and daughter, Mrs.
Burns were in Durant Monday shop
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Heard visited in
Durant Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Beaubien and daughter, Miss
Pearl spent the weekend with the
family at town.
Mrs. Hall made a business call to
Mrs. Sterling McKinnis' Tuesday.
Quite a few from our settlement
made business trips to Durant Mon
day.
Turkeys are scarce this year and
the price is good. Saturdays market
quoted them at 30c.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24
FROM SHADY GROVE

Clyde Reed of Texas was visiting
relatives here the weekend, Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. w. Neal.
Ed Nance was in Durant Monday.
Rev. j. S. Robertson preached here
Sunday night.
We had several visitors to attend
Sunday School here Sunday.
Miss Pearl Magouirk of Lake West
attended Sunday School here Sun
day. -.
Rev. Fielden of Jackson will
preach here next Saturday night and
Sunday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24
HARDING'S MESSAGE

In his message to the special ses-
sion of Congress, President Harding
said that the ship subsidy bill should
be passed because it will not cost
more than $3O,OOO,000 annually. He
also proposes that Congress wipe out
the annual $50,000,0O0 loss of the
Shipping Board.
Provide an essential aid to nation
al defense in time of war.
Share it's benefits with the agricul-
ture industry throughout the United
States.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24
KANSAS FIGHTS X. X. X.

Governor Henry Allen of Kansas
has started outster proceedings
against the Ku Klux Klan in the Su-
preme Court of that State. The pro-
ceedings are directed against the Ku
Klux Klan, Georgia Corporation and
against dozen or so Kansas citizens,
alleged to be officers Of the Klan in
that State. The Court is asked to
oust the order and its officers from
the exercise Of any corporate rights
within the State.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24
FROM SIJNNYSIDE

Winter seems to be with us at last.
Some few hogs are being butchered
around here this week.
l.. {. Yeats of Spaulding. Okla, is
here visiting his son, W. II. Yeats
and daughter, Mrs. Ola Tidwell.
Sunday School was well attended
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Cariker of
Durant visited Mr.. W. II. Yeats and
family Sunday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24
ITEMS FROM PLATTER

Quite a number of Platterites were
out to hear the interesting lectures
of Mr.. J. Harper of Oklahoma City
Monday and Tuesday nights.
Mr.. Frank Walden made business
trip to Dallas Friday and Saturday.
On Wednesday, November the 80,
there will be box supper at the
high school. The proceeds will go for
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24
ITEMS FROM KENEFICK

Mrs. Brewster of McAlester is
spending the week in Kenefick.
Miss Floy Moore spent the week
end in Durant.
Miss Gladyce Watkins of Durant
spent Sunday in Kenefick with her
brother, Hal Watkins.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24

FOR SALE: Used wicker baby bug
gy, good condition. Call at 5lS n,
rour'h' Durant' Okla. nal
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24
666

is a Prescription for Colds. F.,.
and LaGrippe. It's the most sns'S, I
monia. iheu-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
SHIP SUBSIDY
BILL IS FOUGHT
BY DEMOCRATS
WOULD FLEECE" PUBLIC
OUT OF ABOUT THREE
MILLIONS, CHARGE
Nv Associated Press

WAsnlNGpON. June 2S.--Passage
O. the administration shin subsidy bill
was ouposcd In q minority reoort today
- all the Democratic members of the
liou,, merchant marine committee, by
Nhbh Il was drafted. Declaring that
the government owned merchant ton.
age cost the people about three billion
collars. the minority held that Il prob
rMy ", Ia DC sold for 5000 600 0oo.
, eauire the ncople vii stand a loss by
acflation of Sg.SOo. coo .0o0.
"l'mth,rmore the report added, "it
J. contemplated that either existing ship
iii,r compani.s ~ companies To- he en-.
,nyr.i which hay the ships will capi.
q iiye uien "Eelg IN excess of the cosS
itice and u tn stocks aud bonds 10
o. american pc, ple-so that the peo'
lde will b. standing The war initiation
,he most war deflation, and then the
promotion deflation"
.fn,. u-.. o. tnrOugh the government.
The renort declared. will sell the ships
Tor appraNimaiely $500 0o0 Ooo, lend
'ss uaO ooo to rc-condition these ships
or huild others. and then pay the own
,rs approximately $3.50 900 600 IN suhsi'
dies aud aids within the next ten years,
with the chances that such burdens viii
thereafter continue indefinitely and
lropably increase, Il this policy is once
3 ,trnrd on the government
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
DEATH PENALTY
NOT SOUGHT IN
GORDON TRIAL
CASE OF STUDENT SHAVING
ANOTHER is GIVEN TO
THE JURY


SALTWATER Okla. June 2S.-
Arguments We're begun this afternoon
IN the trial OF Earl Gordon of Manu.
Okla. government vocationll training
student az oklahoma a 4 N college,
charged with murder 10 Hcckham cobb.
another federal student and the case
IL expected to he given to th, jury he
fore noon tomorrow
John Vaughn county attorney. open
ing for IN, state. declared that the
states cy idcuc, showed Gordon sho, his
follow student from behind and that
cobb gave mo- prutooation as contond'd
hy tho deicns, Tho prosecutor DID not
demand IN, death penalty nor did ho
ask for sentence ot lie Imprisonment
He merely pleaded with fhr jury for
conviction
Brown Moore heading the defeusa as.
serted ID clear c1s. ~ SELF drfera. had
been presented ~. argued thlt the de
fondlut had not attempted fo assault
the slain students wife. and that Cor
don had no' nr~d ON cobb while hr lay
hclplcss ON tho ground pl,ading oh
buddy don't shoot 3s had been testi.
fed by state witnesscs
tn, mry received I's instruction from
ne court af tbo conclusion ot fh, ure.
scnfaftor nf evidence Tn, count hvsf
On ih, uN ~ self defense
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29

President Jewell In his telegram last
night To Dewitt Cuyler. chairman OF
the executives. left little way Tor avoid.
ing the strike. II was felt by railroad
officials today They characterized the
union demands that the SEQ. 000 .0oo
wage c,n ordered by the Railroad la
hnr Rnard July ! be- stayed. that rules
abolished hy The hoard be- restored, and
that farming oui Of railroad work b.
discontinued as impossible and "un.
reasonable"
Tho cerinin rejection of the union
proposal therefore left. In the opinion
of railroad men, hut two possible loop.
holes tn avoid issuance NJ the strike
cali.
one was that q conference between
the union leaders and the executives
might be c5lled tomorrow and n no
agreement was reached. u technical dis
pute might DE announced. oycf which
the railroad lahor board. acting under
the transportation act could take iuris.
dic,ion. az Il did In the Bis Four broth
erhoods strike last year aud act to pre-
vent walkout.
The other was that II the strike Is
called. the board could also take juris
diction under act on the ground that the
, strike would interrupt commerce aud
order the status quo maintained--iu
other words order the men back Co work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
BLOCK OF ICE
CRUSHES SKULL
OF Small BOY
INSTANT DEATH COMES TO
5.YEAR- OLD SON OF
c. j. PAULK

Instant dcat' came 10 Kendall piulk.
uNe years I'D yesterday afternoon
about sac O'Clock when aoU pound
block of fce crushed his skull,
This lad and others were running
along behind an icc Wagon, ,snatching
chunks of Ice when the d'hVcrvman
sawed and ohipp"d III blocks for deli,
cry % houses along the route \ stop
was made near Fifth and Van Ruren
and the Pauk boy was immediately
back at he wagon when iho tcgm star.
ed forward.
\ 800 pound hlock rolled ort n The
wagon. and catching th" boy on hi
heed crushed the skull IN.
K.ndal was the son oi MI and Mrs
& 7. paulk 5oo Jackson street Funcral
services will be- conducted at the rest.
aenr Today at t3o hy the Rev Mr.
Faur. rsstor ~ the Jackson Street Mis-.
,ion Burial viii %. iu l.lauo C.met,r,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
MCCORMICK TO ENTER
SUITS FOR DAMAGES

CHICAGO. June % Harold +. Nc
Corinick. head Of the executive commit
tee of the International Harvest Com.
pnny today announced his intention to
sue for libel every newspaper that pub.
lished the report that he purchased a
gland Of another man to be grated into
his own body
II was MI McCormick's first state
meni since be- went to the Wesley
Memorial Hospital Tor an operation
almost three weeks ago aud he made II
plain that he was incensed AZ the r..
pcatcd stories that he had taken ad
vantage 81 the unfortunate circum.
stance of a fellow man Ia deprive him
of a vital organ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
DEvERS ALLOWED
BAIL ON hAbEAS
CORPUS HEARING
EIGHT MEN SIGN $4,000
BOND FOR FORMER
AMARILLO MAN

VIII Dovers. who had heon neld in the
Armstrong county ball on a Justice of
peace complaint Of murder. was granted
bail IN the sum Of $1,000 az a heabeas
corpus hearing IN Claude Yesterday
morni.- hefore Disuic, Judge Henry
s Bishop DcNer~ had been denied hail.
Eight men. Il is said signed the
si5 .00O bond for Devers. who returned
"a Amarillo Yesterday
Bondsmen were u r Ware u. y.
Seay. J. ID. Thompson, WIN Thompson
A. u. Armstrong, Green Walker, Her
man Callahan and H. Reedman. attor.
news sIid.
Dcvers has hecn held In connection
with the faial shooting of Watt Smith
IN Claude last Friday night. His atior
neys arc y r Miller md Reed,r 4
". e,ier of Amarillo.
The bond will iib"rato Devcrs until
the August term Of district court ~
Armstrong county when the grand iLrv
will he convened
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
HARDING CALLS
CONFERENCE ON
Mine SITUATION
THE OPERATORS AND UNION
CHIEFS SUMMONED TO
MEET PRESIDENT

Bs Associated Press
WASHINGTON. June sS--ln,ita.
tlons went cut from the white House
today asking he leaders oi the strik
INK miners and the representative of
the employing coal operator in both
he miuminous and anthracite fields ~
The United States to meet President
Harding saturday To deVa" methods
upor which negotiations a.. the settle
mcnt ~ tho coal strike can D. .u.ua'
"a l."
The communications made evident
that careful and complete discussions
with the spokesnen on 10th sides ~ d."
Industrial struggle mad preceded ih'
meeting call and prompt and ready a.
ccptances are expected Immediately
John T.. Lewis chief ot tho tu.''d
Mine Workers ,cccpted al once m Do
half ~ the union
Tho wording ~ the Presidents mos
SAGE was interpreted a. drmorstH'.ng
th, desire Of the admiuistf3iiou .U bold
the meeting above th' eHHr",rI -I"~
which have deadiochcd che .n.a'.f''I
s-.tior ~ the industry sine. April T
Official hut Informal commaH. ewnh.
sIr-d 90 was the intention 'ha' ih. ..'
fcr,ne, should b. hold merely 'D I.-.as
w8ts and means o." settlement f'i
nor q. take up fhr miners demands .'f
continuance 90 war time wlE" f."s
nor %, Operators demand i. 'h. h.wi
nous fields fo separst" d.s..' wage
agreement supularfna f..
Irrli wuE. contracts thar h..,'nf'F.
har. h...u raJ. I' vt. f.'. .v. '.I
however thlt when fr. ..'.rL 1f
.aHl.d fhs president H " cabinet
members lyh. Ht., participate. ..
nr,'m.nbI. .fI.. vpu.I .H.. '"
gram fu ..r'.uuafur U ', settle
mon, attempt o. present .. fs-.
Ha-p Then. 0.s n. H.uf .nt.,' H
Or. Obj, ur. H.. r u..-H. ...' m"
.ln
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
AIR n {.
c R Ash Is.
f A 7 AL 7 0
3 FILE R S

ly Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO June gs-Three ca.
diets were Killed and THEN bodies burned
when the de Hayilund which had just
risen al Brooks Field. tell from height
oi POO feet this afternoon al o'clock.
The dead:
Waldren n. I rrcll, u. Of Phiiadel
phis. vino was plotting the machine.
W. VI. Mccoy. %. Nashville. Tenn.
Geo. c. Thompson. West Philadel.
phia. PA.
Farrell and McCoy are said TO have
gone from their station al Kelly Field
q BROOKS Field some time this after.
ronn. Thompson had arrived al Brooks
ried from Carlstrom Field IN Florida
few hours earlier. and was on his
way to repor, for duty az Kelly Field for
advanced training IN The homhardment
group The other Two had finished their
preliminary trimming some months
arlier.
The machine rose easily from the
field when the three Young men started
out, but after reaching q height Of 200
tcct the engine stopped and the machine
crashed before IL could he gotten under
control. Farrell was Killed instantly but
the ether two lived until officers and
enlisted men IN the vicinity reached the
plane THEN cries Were heard as they
struggled 10 free themfclvs from the
wrcckage hut before they could he
ireed the flames from the exploded gas.
cline tank had overcome them.
Thompson was one ~ group oi
eighty Officers and 500 men arriving
from Carlstrom Field, Florida on two
rains to-day The Second train had not
reached Brooks Field at the time OF the
accident capt Charles T.. Rust, com
mander of the fira train. reached tbs
wrecked plan, sson - the accident
Funeral arrahEsncnf swail irstruc
tions from the next Il klt who are
Nts WIN. Martin. grandmother of Ca
Diet Thompson; Mrs. !. H. McCov. moth
- of cadet McCoy. and Mrs. Mary \.
Farrell. mother OF Cadet Farrell
when Thompson's body was recover
ID. Il was found that nus wutch had
stopped al sci.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
H'cUMBER LEADING
ON EARLY BALLOTS

FARGO. y. H.. June sa.-Porter j.
McCuniber. senior United States sena-
tor from North Dakota and chairman
Of the finance committee was leading
his nearest opponent . to In returns
available 1870 this morning, on the Re
publican senatorial contest In yester.
days state wide primary election.
In the Republican gubernaioriai con
test Governor n. 4. Nesios. the Indr
pendent Republican candidate had n 3
10 lead over u. 4. Baker, partisan.
Both the senatorial and gubernatorial
returns available ai that hour. how.
ever. were from admitted aniileagne
territory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
VOTE IS CLOSE IN
DAk0TA'S PRIMARY

FARGO. y. .. June 2S--w'hen the
polls closed NJ ? O'Clock tonight In
North Dakota's state wide primary cleo
ton. Judges IN the Fargo precincts de-
clared the vou here had been unani'
mousiy tight First reports from the
country d.d mot indicate the volume Of
the vote.
Nonparlisan league leaders here de-
clared the tight Fargo vote was favor
able 10 th~ir candidate as u b. rccog
nized that auiileague strength lies prin'
cipaly In the large cities whereas the
league strongholds are the rural pre-.
ciucts. particularly In the western half
0f the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29

n, Assosis'.a Pre-.
PAwtty SKA. Okla. IHns - Mere
thar $40 ooo.eeo in cash found its way
into tn eoffers of th, osaEv Indians
TODAY st tne oil loss. pl' here when
an rscurds were broken h' high bids On
single tracts and the srand total Tx
acil, tlo.ssi.ssa eas realized from mo
auction. - which the q west SIDE leases
near the favorits Burlank p,-i. brought
ila.sss. goo ana ths entire east side u
which there were Ies tracts sid Tor
isog $50
Tn. Gypsy ou Company holds the NJ.
,itude record for hsds IN paying fi.seo.'
ooo Cor Tract numbcr -. heated IN the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
JURY IS SFl FcTFn
FOR W0MAN'S TRIAL

p, Associated Pres.
AUSTIN June @, Srl..t.. re
ury fnr th. trial 0f Nr- Mas E
Indicted foI murder 81. connection n.'h
fh. Milling OF her husband l1lr k
Ross last F,hunD was .pmplr',1 hare
rie tuds, The fra' started thi- nuu
ing
Taking ~ TESTIMONY rylI start touo-
row
Ms Unss was iuf ..1 for murder
'0N.vinr the sho0tnr af her husband
h pfto q Mann, t..t.fert ~ Texas
studsn'. who claiwrt H. uraI Ia SIT
i'fsns" Nam vas ll- .irt-d fsr ,nur.
f,r In connection Wif. .H. siinrg ard
Tis trial b. set for Ju'l th
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
$4,000, IN CASH PAID
0SAGE INDIANS FOR LEASES
SALE Near BURBANK POOL

southeast quarter .f section 2'-3'-s
east The sicily uH company. Phillips
p cnmrary houghr 'h' second high
cst priced tract bsing 80 o. located In
tho southwest ~ 1879 east, Tor which
g. sss ooo uaf paid The GYPSY ol Com
tanv naid million dollars for tract No
81. In the northwest ~ section ss-2Tls
and thc phnlm- Petroleum Cooperation
t-ougnt tract No. O. in the southeast of
section sss-5 vast for which 'i.eos.eoo
was paid. 4 hirh mark was reached on
tn west siic II the Burbank pool when
Wait. PHILIPS pah tsss.e0 foe tract
No. - locaied In the southeast Of go
tion sssss east.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
Pail To ~, Blame


" ~ IHTF7I ="
TERRELL T.Nts. June .N.--'ountr
attorney Hcrhrf NounE announced CO..
DAY. foiloyIng ,'oscd investigation nt
th. death 20 o. 3 stevens. freight con
ductor. who ~. faialil -got while ID
ug In the cufa'0 = q cai-ose near htrr
last uight Thar te-iimony dssiuced did
not warrant holding any ~ the traiu
crew D. u white told tho onuut
attmne, thst b, was the only man IN
the cal,ous. when stevens vas shot
and thar the shot came from an auo
mobile on The h.ehway pamiclling the
iaiiroad tract
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
sin t.sr. En~

NEw Yolik June "A David Lamar
~ wuif ~ WaH sir~t" Who b. now
aut on bail whils his nEm o. avud q
trlson sentence Eass merray on tive
ycais snef be rsn,iriion. wiil STAY out
80 suns tine ando rulirs hy TED
efai luass Nsninn iaat irtss Man
fnn refused o. issHe hsnrh sarfant
fnf hif bfffm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
Find Trace IL Psis.n.

WASHINGTON 60 iun. - --Che'n'
rai anal, n thr h..iiss - o'has n
Ninanhs and Ar H4If %a'fcr sar
que whom Dr g. saggus sas
charged ~ eoronri lufg ~ having
poisaHsd iin'losed a0 trace ~ ls,ison b.
ihs rass ~ ihs vmnan and enli = min
90 guanfify in fhai n Niiiants nr
Edgaf Tyarar Ailsnia eisfnis rspsHt
"a lalr indag 81 q. q failasaf, cisfk
~ fm Hulsiioi Court here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
ENGINEER IS KILLED.
II HURT, IN WRECK

'i\'1iN Nchr June 2S-Rock IL.
'ari NIrrsine crews were laboring late
'H.1, Loo en- cffort 20 restore traffic on
ID, l0e. Near Practice Home. fifteen
miles east Of Lincoln, where the wreck
~ 'he fast Hockv Mountain Limited
mrpened early This morning and which
resalicd IN the death OF W. n. McI.en.
nan ~ Fsirhury Neb. engineer and in.
jury o. seventeen others
Train officials reports that traffic
would probably hc resumed during the
night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
BLACKMAIL CASE
CONNECTED WITH
DEATH OF BECK
MUSX0GEE MAN WROTE
THREATENING LETTER
TO MRS. DAY
By Associated Press

FV NHs'fIaIFN T -
Al. .sKoGEE. Okla. June 2S.-The
l'ederaI grand jury today indicted Eu'
pane a. Read. alias g. Dear charging
.. vph attempting Co hlscSmail Mrs.
.ean T. Day II oklahoma Ciiy socieiy
,..fr p. whose husband killed Lieut. COL
tsrf " Rock oi Fou Sill .a the Day
..dslcc last Aprl.
Read II charged with sending Mrs
Va, % le,trr threatening to expose her
,anuec ion with tH, Niling unless she
,aid s. o0o
pa, w. ~ nj hy cTrcacr's jury 70
lave been Justified in slowing 'he army
officer who he testified he found at
emitting to assault Mrs. Day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
JAIL MURDEReRS
OF DR.. RATHENAU

~ As-ooiH'si Pre.s
BERl.iN June 2S-Thc police offi-
ciany ann urccd that the murlercrs of
~ Walter Hlthenau. foreign minister
were Earnest Werner Techow of Berlin.
Fischer alias Nogel. a saSon. and KAN
u.r. alas Koener or Kern ~ Nocken
hDrr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
PAINFUL INJURIES
SUFFERED BY UMPIRE
b. Associated Pres

DETROIT Mlcna June ~ -Umplte
"Ri.,." owen. -usiaiucd Rad con
russiou ,ud tH' hgaments iu HE l"ft
"a. weta torn when b. was struck
o., toal tlp u.Hn outtield Neachs bat
IN the fourth mining of the chicago.
Detroit gene here this afternoon. 10
was at first reported the collar bone
wa. broken lut a specialist after an
examination tonight. sad there ws- no
Fracture ow,ns will b. out ol the game
fof posehly ttu weeks. o. was said
u was the sccond time The umpire
ha- been injui $ here a ful TAP break
lnr his collaf bsIne two wears sgn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
FINAL AGREEMENT
ON NAVsl MEASURE

w FH.Is IHI0W 7 ~
WAsifiNCToN June - Final leg-
islutiyc at IN on the annual naval ar
prom alton hill vas taken hate today ny
N Srnats which concurrci ln The '"o.
terrence repori II thc measure The mN
vhirh now eaes fo ;ho president carri,s
appropriations 81 Ses' uoo 600. ana pro
Nisions fur 80 .n0O enlisted men
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29

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WAsHINGTON June - What may
have happened 'n 'oriy American en-
ployes of th. Cort.y or Company. cap
'urod by rrh,l. uelr Tampico IN a raid
SUNDAY morn rl and held with the com.
rlnNs pror.-t '.~ ransom. remained
90 mvstetH f0r eN' No further word
has rom, fron. CONSUL shaw GO Tampi
ru or ,ni,al . unofficial SQUIRE" sine
tn consular dispatch 81 Monday saw
ng that lN.s Hf he forty Americans
and $3.50 Uo0 900 dcsiructihls property
we're held as security on q hours no.
ticc for payment Of $4,000 pesos.
Directions .' OBJ. Embassy bon McN.co
Cty aud fhs CONSUL to insist ou adj
quaie proie.ftr 'or American rights
and puuisbma o, the raiders went
forward
Late today uo further word had come
from amy ouarar Ia disoloss what D.
velop.d TuesdE moru.ng when the
time limit expired