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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
WILSON AYERS DEMOCRATS TO
lead MANKIND BACK TO LIGHT

Ny Dear Mrs Hlaif;
. n.,-d not sssurr you that our
hearts viii hc with vou all at the dir
rci on Saturday evening. hut unhap
piy my hody is SIN ~ lame that I
oanu"i venture o. promi-r o. he pres.
,nc.. and crave yoIf Indulgence %
ny scifishncss IN keeping Mrs. Wilson
q home also with me
= need net a-sur, you aud the ladies
ss'.!aicd with vou of nav Keen inter.
4 iu what ihey are Undertaking. and
NV earnest ho!v and belief that they
a 10 su~cr,d Ths Will undoubtedly be
q critical turning roini IN the affairs
of mankind. and u clearly falls to the
Democrats II thr United States Co lead
~ wsv g. IN. hghi woiu-n such a.
those who ~, TO gather at the dinner
un saturday evening st- sure to con.
tribute 60 this great purpose their In.
valuable AID
with warm regards. sincerity yours.
WOODROW WILSON"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
FEDERAL LEASES
OF OIL LAND TO
Be INVESTIGATED
SENATE VOTES UNANIMOUS
LY TO MAKE PROBE OF
VARIOUS CONTRACTS

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Attacks
on the government lease uf the wyom.
ing naval oil reserve to the Sinclair in.
terests today eliminated In the Senate
ordering an investigation.
Under a resolution presented by Sen.
stor laFollette. Republican. Wisconsin,
and adopted. ss Ia o. all private leases
In the two California naval oil reserves
az we'll as IA Salt cCrek. or Teapot
dome district. To- the Sinclair interests
also are To- he investigated. The In.
luiry promises tn cover acts of the last
administration and furnish another
spectacular conservation controversy.
Secretary Dcnby said so far ~ the
navy department WAS concerned the In.
vesiigaiion was welcomed Secretary
FAN IN uui 1T the city
To pat through the IAFolleit reso
uti"n. the Senate laid aside IN. tariff
bill by unanimous consent.
During this. Secretaries DENLY and
tan were attacked and defended for
having made the sinclair lease
Prior TO action ON the I.aFollette res.
olution the interior department sent 1.
"-N -'""f' 'efs W thf w N'Utuk "
serve lease made April :. Ia the Nam.
moth Oil Company. Delaware corpor.
alton of which Harry l.. Sinclair In
president. giving the corporation ex.
elusive development rights for 20 years
or during productivity Of the wells
on royalty basis ranging frum ~ ~
7" 80 per cent. The lease was signed
bv Secretaries fsil aud Denby and Mt.
sinclair II gives tn esinciair intrests
the privilege of buying all oil aud gas
developed In III. leased district, of over
5000 acres. requires them 20 exchange
snd deliver oil to the navy. requires
them 10 provide permanent storage and
also To construct pip. line facilities To-
Chicago.
The senate investigation In 10 be made
/" the public lands committee of which
,-ns'or smoo, In chairman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
1000 ATTEND
SPuDDINC IN OF
wynn NO. | HOLE
PANHANDLE. GROOM. WHITE
DEER JOIN IN ALL.DAY
CELEBRATION
special 10 The Nsvs

rIrClnl 70 ~ Nfss
PANHANDLE. April 2s.--The harbe
cue given today in celebration Of spud
ding IN the Gulf Company Wynn No
one oil well at col Ike wynn's ranch
/. mihs east Of Panhandle was a his
success In every way, About $500 peo
ple were present and a continuous pro-
gram kept the people highly entertain
ei throughout the day.
The speaking program was just he
fore the dinner hour Judge J. e. Paul
acting ~ master of ceremonies opened
with twenty minute speech. review
Ing In very interesting way the oil
deveiopment In Texas from the discov'
cry of the Corsicana field about 81
years ago and then the Beaumont field
the Burkburncti. tn. Ranger. the Mexis
and other fields and predicted that
Panhandle field would he the greatest
~ them all. Judge Paul was followed
with short addresses hy represents
tive Lee Satierwhite. Judge J Sid
oKecfe and q. y. Russ The Farmland
hand furnished music for the day and
other features wer. the Panhandle gun
club shoe, and hall game between
Claude and PanhaUdl. teams resuitlns
In victory NJ 10 IN favor ~ the
home team.
The meats wer" laflr'er-i to
queens taste and ihef. was an si'uud
ance ~ u. everyone on ih. ground he
Ing fed TO the fun limit r. spudiins
In Of this new well IL creating much
enthusiasm In the Carson County oil
development u IL lo,atcd about Is
miles east Of the producing wells In the
north iart of the county. Yet those who
know the gam. are highly pleased with
the prospects NJ making an oil wet
out Of Wynn No. !.
Music was furnished ~ the rsnhan
de hand augmented by musicians FROM
White Deer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
so CREEKS May
Be INDICTED ON
MURDER CHARGE:
INDICATIONS POINT TO
CAREFUL PLOT FOR
sLAYING OF OFFICER

HTSHvlLI.E. M. April 2e--lndict
penis charging go Greek section hands
with murder of manslaughtcr In con.
hectic" With the shaving hast night ~
t8lri Edward l4,shhruok and pcpu
lies Frank Uitcr and Carl Ncif were
uuichi declared probable whine Schuy
lcr county grand iury rcconyencs here
NordaN TIE GIe~ks tonight are safe
frUm mob violence IN the Morgan
county iail al jacksonville. and the
h.l sheriff and his tw" slain deputies
plc wing at their homes. producing y
i,.ling whith the acting sheriff Sys i
L'cidcdly 'anii-Grcck"
\ mut of one thousand gather about
h. riiN prison at Iioardstuwn at noon
iudlv. hut their threatened violence
Nss frustrated hy cooperation of Chief
" policr Robert Paterson and freight
rev Automobiles bcarinE the Greek :
an alongside the running freight
r'in and transferred their prlsoners
ghil. he mol, raced toward them from
the other end of the yards.
NJ Frederick thu flopsicd little VII
ar" that afforded last nights cncoun
'sr. and ai Rushyillc the sentiment
insi ihc Greeks h siill higher nr
~ 7 McElroy of Frederick. In whose
office the inquest was held. declared
if' believed there was a clear cass
fcainst th. Greeks
Canditino of the iallroad station and
~" ioN ars here and eNamlnaiior
the hn.liss az the dead men. the tfnr
tor said show that the plot. what
eyeg its cause. WIS carefully planned
md eN.cnted p" prpuiV i'ttrr was wei
known o. the gang He was shot nj
tm's lcngih. Ili~ iac, u marked with
rsiNder.
MATTRESSES laid behind the harricads
IN the station platform. ard mattrvsS
- hshind IN. larricadcs In the cars
i",ici with euaty clfir.dges evid 'ncc'
'h~ extent o. which thu gang had
planned 10 20.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
MUD TWO FEET
Deep IN HOUSES
AT FORT WORTH
WORK OF CLEARING AWAY
DEBRIS LEFT BY FLOOD
WELL UNDER WAY
~ Associated Pres

Wv Ns"ffthhH w.
FORT WORTH. April sa.-The find
oi another h"dy. that of Jim Wade.
go ore -, the flood victims In the
rwmor, Heights nistilct al n"on Sat.
,lay. and the louiion at three per
rs who had been listed ~ missing
y 80, the latest developments In the
urday.
" ,S ~ clearing away the debris
fiun the districts of fort Worth
whioh VAS swept hy The flood waters
nsi Tuesday and Wednesday was well
Dnd-. way saturday
Among thasr reported missing earlier
IN the week and found saturday are
sllrn Fa,iis Mrs ~ 4 Corhinc and
"rs Hendricks and h"r two chil
dren.
Ilundrcds IT people who fled from
their homes IN the Van Zand addition
aud ~ the north side hoitom~ w-r,
returning ~ thrir hpm-H saturday.
~ some hnn'cl al. mud was uore
than ivr fe,i deep Furniture had been
rwep frtm the houses and carried
Gown stream for miles.
Anmher warning has hecn sounded
~ ihr health authorities To all pco
iic affected hv the flool to hc careful
and Dec; rr.ertor thrir homes too soon.
Tn ritv sttrird the work ~ rcmov.
lng tNe c-,rcaSrss ~ ANIMALS wnich
v-ta raurht In th. fiood alters. Tho
s'~c's in the flco,ird aira which wcfs
lpri ~ with debris are alsp h-inr
cleared 80 ~ 10 permit traffic.
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D. S. EMPLOYEES.
MUST QUIT kU; /.
KLUx5JuRF slfs
AUSTIN GRAND Juny Avuuo
GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE
H0UsEcLEANIlea 7,


~ Assosiatsd FFe~s
AUSTIN. r<sas Airil ss.--In Ice esss
report today the Travis County srsan
jury said thai the federal Eovernmeos
will soon make an Investigation "a -
certain " any 81 ns emploves beloao
to the ku klux Kisn.
We learn frem what ve think Z
reliable source. that the federal sovers.
meni will soon have . general ho0no
clesnlng among lie servants. that skoeo
in the federal service who bslong -
this organization will hsve to dissese-
ciate Themselves from the organiratIon
or ouii the federal service the REPORT
said.
We find In our Investigations thst
representatives OF the state goverpmens
have b-com. involved In this orgnnlsn.
ton" u continued. This we think h
unfair 10 the Erea, mass Of cItixenehio
OF this state"
Speaking further Of the Khan !. the
Jury IN iir report said that u endwssd
some Of the doctrines Of the Khan but
cond-inncd other parts of u.
~, II dangerous in the extresas, ,snd
vioia.es the most sacred principles sf
free government" the report aid sWs
do not believe that any officer ef the
bw who's" du,y II Ia 10 execute the lsw
fairly and impsrtlslly alike 10 everv
citizen. 10 he ever so hurnbie. caa b
true 10 his oath Of office aud. At the
sam. time h. true 70 the oath u sbs
present ku klus Khan organization ana
its teaching. We beiieve that svsey
Ieacr officer both state. county ssa
city. should immediately renopnce NJ
allegiance To this organization or. eiss
retire from office. because there 10 dss.
get however conscientious an officR
may h. tina, h. will favor bis brother
klansmen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Lady Astor Says
Harding About as
Cleuer as She is

ny Associated Press
WASHINGTON. April 2s.-I'ord aud
Lady Astor started the second day of
their visit to Washington With call
at the White House.
The British noble woman and her
husband were introduced to President
Harding by senator Hale OF Maine st
the executive offices and then hurried
to the White House " here they me,
Mrs. Harding.
On leaving hy automobile for the
Capitol. Lady Astor said To newspaper
men who asked her concerning her visit
to tn. president:
Il had most charming time and h.
In enlightened almost nearly as much a-
am
l.nrd and Lady Asior visited the Sen
ate and by virtue uithelrm. mbership
IN the British parliament were received
ON the il"ur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
ALL NATIONS
WILL AID IN
REFINANC|Nc
ENTERPRISES
~ Associated Press

w Aas"ssted Fress
GENOA. April 2s.-The powers have
prepared the preambl. ~ their magma
econanic help to permit that great
chsria for Russia. u outlines how Eu-
rope will give practical financial ana
country's restoration and reconstruc.
tion.
Across tn. Asiatic I.ittorai papau
promises tn contribut. her portion Of
money io assist In the reconstruction
OF Russia and although the United
States II not mentioned In the pream-
ble. u II wide scope 10 take In the
whole world. f"r it, trainers voice the
cunN iction that once confidence n felt
that Foreigners can normally engage IN
cnterprirer IN Russia, the hanks of a
countries will willingly advance funds
To their citizens 10 invest In Russia.
Great Britain and Belgium. an well e
japan :" lesser degree. are piacias
credits at the disposal OF enterprises n
Russia. frnnce VIII provide rsilroaa
material. italy VIII help by inland va.
ter transports and all will parilcipats
In an internstiona consortium. The sub
commission an Russian affairs l.as e.
ready adopted articls one AZ the 6eco,
ment. which II directed against props.
ssnda by the bolsheviki. or attempts =
change the eris,ing frontiers This hns
chief reference 10 Besssrbia. now sn-
nexed Ia Roumsnia. An arrzngsmsat
also was reached on the nomntde suss.
tion of the nsiionalizatIo o., private
property.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
ALL ASSEMBLIES
IN MINE SECTION
ARE UNDER BAN
SO MEN AND THREE WOMEN
ARE JAILED IN CONNEC.
TIoN WITH RIOTS
BY Associated Pr~s


UNloNTOwN. Pa. April 29.-Ncw
developments In the Fayeite County
coke region hate to-day following riots
to-day Towerhill No. I II the ilillman
Coal Company. near here. and nt the
Orient mine OF the Orient Coal and Coke
COMPANY. were that no assemblies ~
any kind viii bc permitted In the county.
a request from the sheriff for an add.
tional machine gun and ten thousand
rounds ~ ammunition mad reports from
the Cniontown hospital that Tony Rose.
shot hy a state policeman IN the Tower.
hill fight. is expected to die.
Al uf the four state policemen In.
iurcd In the early morning riot will ~.
cover. Captain Herbert Smith. In charge
of the district said tonight. although
Lieut. Charles r Smith h IN serious
condition, one of his eyes having been
nearly torn from It's socket. lie was se.
vcrcly beaten by the crowd uf about
500 men and women his gun having
iammed when he attempted to shoot In
srlf.dcfens".
Mary Raven, a two yoar.old child.
who was struck hy u stray bullet fired
by Louis lIill, depuliy sheriff on guard
at the Orient mine when hr was at.
tackled hy ten men. was expected to ~.
cover. u was stated tonight. John
Ramic. a miner. was also wounded by
I'M.
Fifty.thrce persons 80 mcn and > wa.
men. are In the county Jail here In con.
ncctiOn with hte riot.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Man ON way TO
JAIL HALF HOUR
after ROBBERY
BANDIT GETS $4,000 FROM
BANK WHILE CASHIER
Is IN VAULT

lDABEi. Okla. April sg.-Thlrty
minutes after the First National Bank
i Broken Bow. north u here had been
ohhcd TODAY of g. 000 In currency. n
,uuns man who gave his name AZ
Frank Lucas. was on his way tc the
McCurtain county Jail In charge Of u
lcputy sheriff.
When the hank opened for business
n.s mornin', the bandit appeared. and
while IA. cashier was In the vault.
"iycd the money and escaped.
Pursuit was instituted Immediately
nj In few minutes the alleged ropber
vas captured. the loot In his posses.
ion. Rank officials believe the bandit
uttered the lank during the night
md waiting for the opening this morn.
ne
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
~ Associated rrv-s
~ NaaAEIIIA.aan.AA.

w assnriated Frs-s
WASHING April sss-Former
rtrsid-ni Woodrow Wilson declared IN
letter rad tonight al q dinner to
chairman Cordsll Hull q the Demo
cratic Nationsl Committee. ~ w.yuen
members ~ the committes. that this
II undoubtedly criti,al turning poln,
IN NJ" affairs ~ mankind. and u clear.
" falls on the Democrats ~ the United
Stat.- to l,.id the way TO the light
tn. better wss rad Unexpectedly ~
Miss Emily Newell Blair " Washing
ton. anh was received with cheers u
was written uud'.r date ~ Aprii %
and was In reply 10 a l,ttcr frum Airs
i;lsit iu l-'hsif - thr women commit
tee memhcrs inviting both Nj ard
Nrs Mils' fu attend tonighi's dinner.
Addresses were given at the dinner
hv senator Th"inas J Walsh ~ Mon
tana and senator Jones OF New Mexico
end Chairman Hull.
The letter from the former president
follows:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
NEFF MAKES ADDRESS
TO 1900 IN HEREFORD

HEREFORD TcN. April s9-Guver
nor Fat NJ Ncff addressed about l5o'
rcopl. ai the Christian ohuuh h.te o..
night Tie spok slang the same gen
cral lines of his Addresses IN other Pan
handle towns The governor was intro
duced by Mayor William knight
rri"r to the sfuking he was given
dinner und,t direction of the ChambcI
1T Coum.rrc and Wom,n IT th" town
At the CurdoVa iiui, lis lcfi here foI
Amarillo snon after concluding his ad
df,ss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
TO END r
OCCUPATION OF
HAITI REFUSED
HUGHES SAYS ARoUNENfD
IN CASE ARE DECIDEDLY
INADEQUATE
~ A.-eest-f Pre-.

WASHINGTON. April .s.--Ancthss
'lsa tea Immediate termination sf sbe
military @ruia,ian ~ Haiti met wtth
refuS'i to-day at III" state depart
uient
\ committee. of lawyers who hrtugat
tu tho department . brief decisrtns
fh- ol-ursiion Ia ~ out of harmouv
stth Apsftsn prin.ipie~. wer~ tel1
rlsinlv b, s'ctc,sry Hughes tina, sheir
srsuusnis sn,saf.d To him meet ~
.d'-,us,e and one sided . lie added that
lh- q d'Isss;ri-nt was fully advised from
- own -ourc-s regarding all the sie-
ments q; the situation. and was vofa-
inr 20 re-es,ahlish tranquility % that
American marines could he withdrawn
- soon a. things warrant:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
PROBE OF PLOTS TO
SlAy MAN CONTINUE

MOI ut Itul.Y. y J Nrfl - With
two men IN tan hsf. sharg.d with the
murder ~ Iohn T Rrunsn. cucor
own.r who VAS shot 4" death at his
hosns al Riverside. y. J thu niElfi q
March 70. County Detective Ellis Var.
ker said ionigh, that inquiry is con
tinuins into an alleged conspiracy 10 do
away with Brunep.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
CHOIR GIRLS SLAYER
STILL UNOeTERM lNED
liy Associated Press.

DANNiI.LE. M April % States
Attorney John ~ l."wman tonight ~.
dcrcd an autopsy uf thu stomach of
Gertrude Hanna. Nictom - the lloopes
town parsonage murder. In an effort TO
determine the means hy which the choir
siri met her death.
NJ the simc time sheriff Knox assert.
4 that matters had hegun To- clear
somewhat for John =. Wyman. Ger.
'tudrS former sweetheart. Who was sub.
i,,-t-d tu seven, b. hour grilling by
hr authorities 81 lluopcstown
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
PEOPLE Are
ON POINT OF
STARVING IN
FLOOD area
~ Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS. April 2a.--Rcports
were received here hate today that the
an. thousand inhabitants of Harrison.
burg. la. ana in0 refugees from Ga.
ihalou. Concordm and other floodcd
parishes In that section faced starvation
unless fod supplies reach them soon
A. result Of the appeals fnr help
agencies immediately r.tlouhlcl their
efforts Ia transport food stocks into the
fluosled area.
\ st"amh'at loaded with provisions
WAS reported to bc en route fur Harri
sonburg, hut the time of It's arrival was
not known. Five hundred more refu.
gees from the surrounding country were
expected Ia reach IN. town tomorrow.
this. II WAS recognized. would Increase
the gravity uf the food shortage prob.
lem.
MANY Isolated towns in northern
Louisiana have hcn cut of from the
"utsidc world by the rising waters. Dis.
nuieiing rrpurts hav. h".n received at
J"n"sVille of families marooned AZ dif.
f"rrht points along the Louisiana a
Arhansas RAILWAY Many persons. at
Bhrkwatrr. Chevy. Chnse. Althone.
Moreau and other communities are re-.
ported Ia bc In need Of Immediate aid.
Two Negroes Drown.
The first luss Of life a. a result of the
creynsse near Fcrriday WAS reported
to-day from clayton. la. where two ne.
groes were drowned.
Incompleic unofficial estimates. iascd
an late reports from the floodrd areas.
indicate that as result of three breaks
In the Mississippi River and of hack
water from trihuta' les. approximately
$50" square miles. equal to the com.
hin'T area of Delaware and Rhode
Island. are inundated in Arkansas.
LoniS'na and Missis 'ipp. and that
probably 15.0oo persons are either
homeless ~ are living In floosicd homes.
Ths largest AREA r.;a':.c.i under water
l. the lnw Yazoo River nsin, where II
is estimated that I 5so square miles. In.
rludinr sume 1T the best of the Missis.
sipnl delta farm lands are covered with
hack waters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
ONE KILLED TWO HURT
IN WRECK OF TRAIN

COLUMBIA. Mo. April % william
Wains'uti. fireman. was killed aud g
E Fox. engineer was severely -,aldci
and whitile Martin. fireman. was scri.
ously injured when Wabash pls-en
ger train was wrecked near Browns
station TODAY
Three crachcs left IN" fall- and the
engine turned completely "yet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
iD~legaie- Arrive.

DALLAS. Tex. April s-The creslcn
tials committee of the Brut herhood oi
Railway and Steamship Clerks. I.ighi
handlers and express and station EN-
ploys~ of United states and Canada was
busy t"dsy with registrations of the
several hundred delegates who arrived
today Tot the annual international con
scniion "f m brotherhood whi'h opens
here Monday morning
Approximately 1000 delegates had beeu
registered tonight while iooo rnore wer,
.hedul.d . a. arTiv. SUNDAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
TWO NATIONAL GUARD
TROOPS ARE CALLED
~ Associated Pre-.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. April ~
Two rnmnani.s ol the National Guard
u Utah wcf. ordered to bc ready TO
ntialn this evening for Scofieid. In
The Carbon county coal fields. where
with the strike a. -oai miners The
'r" y movement WAS ordered on the
strength Of reports that striking min.
- had held up a railroad train which
wa procr'siiig to the mines at winter
quarters. Ral forced seven alleged
irikc.hrcakcrs to leave II.
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." Hun ,ssinsi islsni.n.

ABILENE. AwI - --Forutsf Con
,res-insn Oscar Galloway uf Comsnch-
.n q Telegram f'csi,.d here. announc-s
hts csndida,N fur tungi.sr from the
..,eniecnth disirri s place now held
q Thomas g.. uaniou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Mans Besi, Pound.

iioi STON. Tcx April gs.-The body
Jacob Zimmerman. prominent rans h.
nan "f he County. was found early
oday n",I Ge"rg. West IIs had b.cii
,unting aud indications 90. that be-
90 id.ntsllS shot himself.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

ing much ~ the nervous system IN cut
In two. and her heart and other vital
organs of the body are out of plac ~
the result ~ an accident.
Yet Mrs Bunnell. from her he'd. has
built up real state business that hsi
year did close To a million dollar busi
ness.
She has started and II operating sue
ccssfuily q taxi business that operates
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Tsmmae, f,thirf dies.
~ Associated fvrss

DUBLIN. April - Richard =. Set,
formerly leader oG Tsmmsny Hail. New
York. died this Afternoon al Giencairn
Castle saudyfogd. icw miles from
Dublin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Veteran Editor dies.
" tssoeis,sd Prs-s

HOUSTON. Tex. April s-Pcfr,
tawEins. aged ". veteran Texas news
'spermsn. II dead At his home IN T.y
o. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM


PORT WORTH. Tex, Aprii s.--Dr.
Frank J, Norris. pastor 81 the First
Baptist Church here and known
throughout the United States ss the
Texas tornado" announced tonight the
formation az a nation wide -vsnEeii-tic
team. composed ~ himself and Rev. n
.. Mci.ndon. known as Cyclone Mack
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
HAMMOND. Ind. April 29-

HAMMOND. Ind. April 29--Marvel
woman uf IN" age.
That's what scientists and physicians
rall MIR. Emma \. Bunncll hre.
For 30 years she has been flat on
her back. with death always lowering
near. In the bed fiom which she never
will be abl. to move.
Her snlne Is brnken. cord coniroll.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

iiin"ys between this and surrounding
towns
She has completed q college CORE
spondence course and taken her degree
by studying b,wen the spells ~ pain.
Fell During Fire.
Mrs Bunnell IN SO. The accident that
crippled her for life occurred shortly
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
FLOOD DRIVES 10000
PEOPLE FROM HOMES
n, fs.G lated Pr~s

n, fs.es lated fr~s
NJ woRiEANS. April :s-wiih
,pnr ximsieiy ssea square miles of
sr.iiory flo",ied by waters pouring
through three breaks IN the MiSsis.
a,rH 7, ~ and overflow waters frun
ts swollen irihuiaricS. " WIS est
mated tonight that soooa Iscrs'ns
,rrc honrl.ss 80 stan occupying
r"inrs in thu fipo,lcd AREA.