Freight Reduction Long Time Credit To Be Asked For
Washington January 17 AP The American Farm Bureau will ask the National Agricultural Conference to back early enactment of laws defining farmers rights to market cooperatively and to support long term credits and warehouse based financing. Delegates include Mrs W C Martin of Dallas and B E Chaney of Stuttgart as delegates.
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Washington
Associated Press
American Farm Bureau
National Agricultural Conference
Atlanta
Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
U S Proposes New Policy In Chinese Pact
Washington papers report a Far Eastern Committee debate on an American plan to redefine the open door in China and set up a board to review existing and future concessions. Britain Italy support in principle. France withholds full assent. Japan awaiting Tokio's viewing before approval.
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Associated Press
Washington
China
United States
Japan
France
Italy
Belgium
Portugal
Netherlands
Qstal Shemat
Board of Reference
Shantung
Pacific
Far Eastern Committee
Tokio
Rte
Manchuria
Schanzer
Election of P P C of C Heads Off Till March
After two hours of discussion the Panhandle Plains Chamber of Commerce adjourned to March 7 for a general meeting. George Ryan B E Finley and F R Jamison will arrange delegates from each county and five representatives per county. The search for a permanent secretary manager was postponed to March as the group aims to push cooperation with Panhandle fairs. George Ryan reported that definite support has been given or will be given.
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Panhandle Plains
Finley
George Ryan
Texas schools jeopardized by solons charge
University of Texas president Dr Robert E B Vinson told the Federated Clubs of Texas executive board in Austin that legislatures and courts threaten educational independence. He urged support for a constitutional amendment and cautioned against interpreting campus “shacks” as lack of spirit. Forty club members attended.
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Austin
Texas
Robert EB. Vinson
University of Texas
Federated Clubs of Texas
Supreme Court
Dr. Vinson
Club Women of
Lee Joseph
San Antonio
Vinson
Neff
Fort Worth
Bad Check Writers Targeted by Amarillo Association
Amarillo Business Men's Association at its annual meeting pledged to prosecute anyone who issues bad checks. The gathering elected W. E. Cazzell Bert Wrather and C. J. Blackburn as directors for two years, with Toney Chisum Hugh Tolleson Ben Smith and EB. L. Roberts Jr. as holdovers. Secretary KK Walkup reported 1921 finances and daily/ monthly report workload, noting services worth about 23400 to members and savings from anti fraud efforts. He cited cooperation with local groups and discussed higher dues, contrasting Amarillo rates with others.
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Amarillo
Kk. O. Walkup
Walkup
Board of
City Development
Amarillo-Panhandle Automotive Association
Advertising Club
Readers praise The Step on the Stairs serial
Amarillo Daily News readers praised Isabel Ostrander’s detective fiction The Step on the Stairs. The story, begun yesterday, continues today on the editorial page and will run for twelve installments.
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Amarillo Daily News
Isabel Ostrander
Poor Teacher Caught with Counterfeiting in Elton
Le Roy Perkins a negro school teacher from Elton La pled guilty to counterfeiting silver dollars after federal agents raided his retreat. U S District Judge G W Jack sentenced him to 18 months in Atlanta Federal Prison.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
LeRoy Perkins
Elton
Jeky
Mr. Hyde
Perkins
United States District Court
G. W. Jack
Atlanta
Hitz Warns Fruit Jobs Association On Rebuilding
A. D. Hitz president of the Western Fruit Jobbers Association told the Fort Worth convention that the corner has been turned but business remains in reconstruction. He urged members to exercise economy during the period.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
A. D. Hitz
Western Fruit Jobbers Association
Mexia Officers Round Up 34 Suspects in 24 Hours
In Mexia Texas thirty four arrests were reported by General Jacob F. Wolters for liquor narcotic violations gambling and minor offenses. Nearly a dozen prominent citizens were jailed for gaming in South Mexia last night as orders for more troops were declined.
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Associated Press
Mexia
Texas
Jacob F. Wolters
South Mexic
Watters
Texas to apportion school fund per capita
Austin Texas January 17 Miss Annie Webb Blanton state superintendent announced an apportionment of $1 out of the available school fund to Texas schools The money reaches 1 298 000 scholastics in the state The fund this year provides 13 per capita and will be apportioned by the State Board at various intervals A fifty cent per capita apportionment has already been made
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Austin
Texas
Schools of
Annie Webb Blanton
New York Man Injured in Texas Air Crash
Robert E. Bridge of New York, a former serviceman, was injured when his airplane crashed near Alice, Texas. He is in South Texas for health reasons after discharge from the army and was taken to a hospital at Alice.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Robert E. Bridge
New York
Alice
Bridge
Judge Dismisses 256 Divorces for No Appearance
Texarkana Texas January 17 Judge Hugh Carney of Bowie County Civil District Court dismissed 256 pending divorce cases where litigants failed to appear. Five divorces were granted today and forty-seven cases remain pending.
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Texarkana
Texas
Hugh Carney
Bowie County Civil District Court
Wichita Falls banker T. J. Taylor is dead in his office
T. J. Taylor a pioneer banker and oil development figure in Wichita Falls died in his office. He had lived in the city 32 years and is survived by his wife two daughters and four sons.
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Sy Associated Arena
Wichita Falls
Texas
T. J. Taylor
Taylor
Woodrow Wilson Awards Fund Launch Details
A national campaign launches January 16 to endow the Woodrow Wilson Awards for public service with a million dollar fund. Directed by Cleveland H. Dodge as executive committee chair, Franklin D. Roosevelt as national committee chair, and Hamilton Holt as executive director. National headquarters are at 150 Nassau Street New York City.
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Cleveland H. Dodge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Committee
Hamilton Holt
Nassau Street
New York City
Daily News Custodian of Woodrow Wilson Memorial Fund
The Amarillo Daily News was named custodian of the Woodrow Wilson Memorial Fund for Texas. Roy G. Watson of the Houston Post appointed the News to direct the fund drive. The first gift arrived from R. C. Asbury, proprietor of the Hotel Tulsa, sending $10.
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Amarillo Daily News
Woodrow Wilson’ Memorial Fund
Texas
News
Roy G. Watson
The
Houston Post
R. C. Asbury
Hotel
Tulsa
Panhandle Plans City Improvement
Panhandle Texas community discussion centered on gas and electric lights, expanded water supply, and a larger public school system. Fifty two Community Commercial Club members met at F. H. Hill’s home with enthusiastic talks and a social hour following refreshments.
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Panhandle
Texas
Community Commercial Club
F. H. Hill
Mob Seizes Black Man in Florida For Fatal Wounding
In Mayo Florida a mob overpowered officials and seized a Black man accused of fatally wounding W. R. Taylor on Saturday. The mob allegedly harmed the suspect on the town outskirts.
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Mayo, Fia
W. R. Taylor
American General Henry Allen Honored by Italy
Rome January 17 King Victor Emmanuel conferred the grand cross and cordon of the crown of Italy upon Major General Henry T. Allen commander of the American French army in Germany for his role with troops in Rome. He arrived to attend ceremonies honoring Italy's unknown soldiers tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Henry T. Allen
Germany
Allen
Testimony Taken In Arbuckle Trial Opens In San Francisco
In San Francisco on January 17 the second manslaughter trial of Roscoe Arbuckle began with testimony proceeding. Three witnesses were examined as proceedings got underway, outlining the early phase of the case.
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Arbuckle
San . Francisco
Cal
Roscoe Arbuckle
U S Invited to Genoa Economic Conference
Washington January 17 The United States received an invitation from Italy’s Ambassador Ricci to participate in the economic and financial conference at Genoa, reported by the State Department tonight.
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U. 8
Washington
United States
Genoa
State Department
Amassador Ricci
Italy
German cotton mills run at eighty five percent capacity
Berlin January 17 official statistics show German cotton mills operating at 85 percent capacity at the start of the year. They also report having twice as much raw cotton on hand as at the same time last year, indicating ample supply for production.
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Berlin
Swine Breeding Experts Talk At Hereford Meeting
Hereford hosts the eleventh annual Pan handle Swine Breeders Association session with W F Boerner presiding at Star Theatre. A I Ward discusses Mexico market needs for pure bred hogs, noting Mexico is meat hungry and shifting demand toward quality livestock from Texas and the U S.
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Hereford
W. F. Boerner
Panhandle Swine Breeders Association
Star Theatre
R. Shary
The
Presbyterian Church
L. Gough
C.E. Alexander
Child
Earl Lewis
Childress
Mexico
A. I. Ward
Texas Swine Breeders Association
College Station
Texas
United States
Ward
Auto Show Plans Form Under Amarillo Panhandle Association
A special committee led by Toney Chisum Harvey Crudgington and J N Riggs met yesterday morning to finalize tentative plans for an Amarillo Panhandle Automotive Association show this spring. The event aims to exceed last year with larger premises possibly two floors, to be staged in a sizable building here. Subcommittees will be announced at the association dinner next Monday night, and the organizers hope Amarillo will host a show befitting a much larger city.
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Toney Chisum
Harvey Crudgington
J. N. Riggs
Amérillo-Panhandle Automoative Association
Cooper- Irvin Motor Company
Chisum
Amarillo
State charges Sammons with being in plot
State attorneys told in open court they would base the case on an alleged conspiracy between defendant T E Sammons and Jake Martin deputy sheriff of Wheeler County who was present when Brooks was killed at Shamrock last September. Defense witnesses attacked by Sammons defense claim Brooks made threats against his life. Sammons previously testified for prosecution in Amaville Federal court years ago related to Brooks bootlegging. Court began at 1 pm after adjournment at 1230 last night.
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Texas
State of Texas
T. E. Sammons
Sammons
Jake Martin
Wheeler County
Brooks
Shamrock
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Farmers win seat on Federal Reserve Board
In Washington on January 17 the Kellogg Smith compromise passed the Senate 63 to 9, increasing the Reserve Board from five to six members and ensuring agricultural interests have a spokesman. The bill alters the act to require fair representation of financial, agricultural, industrial, and commercial sectors and geographic divisions, with House approval needed for future bank building contracts over $50,000.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Kellogg-Smith
Federal Reserve Bank
Congress
Heflin
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Cold Weather Promised for Amarillo Today
A weather observer in New Orleans predicts Amarillo will see temperatures from 10 to 20 degrees today with bitter cold. The message warns that even colder air is expected to arrive Wednesday night, signaling a stretch of frigid conditions ahead.
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Amarillo
New Orleans
T. J. Considine
Publisher Tames Bixby Dies in Kansas City Hospital
Tames Bixby, publisher of Muskogee Oklahoma Phoenix and a well known figure in newspaper and Republican party circles of the South and Middle West, died in a Kansas City hospital at 5 p m today.
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Kansas City
Lye in Moonshine Booze Believed to Kill Man in Shreveport
In Shreveport Louisiana authorities say a bottle of moonshine laced with concentrated lye killed Thomas A Power a 40 year old bookkeeper The bootlegger who sold the liquor last Saturday is being sought Powers burial will occur in Mobile Alabama
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Associated Press
Shreveport
Thomas A. Power
Powers
Mobile
Ala
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Stutgart
Ark
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U.S
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P.P.C
Solons
Federated Women
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