G O P Fight Farmers Of Nation Blamed By Senator
Senator Harrison, Democrat of Mississippi, attacked President Harding and Republican leaders as hostile to farmers, accusing the administration of aiming to destroy the agriculture bloc in the Senate and of failing the agricultural sector through tariff laws and inaction. He urged a joint congressional committee inquiry and immediate passage of farm supportive measures, while Republicans disputed his charges.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Weeks
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
Agriculture Bloc
Congress
Agricultural Conference
Letion. In & Ear Ae
Lybut
Bursum
Leroot
Wisconsin
Pope Benedict XVI Death Reported in Rome
Associated Press beams from Rome recount Pope Benedict XVI's death at 6 AM after hours of guarded prognosis. Doctors Cardinal Gasparri and Vatican staff stayed at his bedside as crowds and dignitaries, including kings and presidents, awaited news through a night of vigil and uncertainty.
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Associated Press
Rome
Pope Benedict
Cardinal Gasparri
Battistini
Paris
Havas
Vatican
Holy Father
St. Peters
George
England
Alfonso
Spain
Brazil
Live Stock Rate Hearing Dates Set for Feb 21 22
Washington Jan 21 The Interstate Commerce Commission heard requests from United Steel and independent producers to roll back the 40 percent freight rate increase in the eastern territory imposed in August 1920 The commission scheduled hearings including February 21 and 22 for live stock and packing house products with petroleum products hearins on February 23 and 24 Representatives from labor groups were admitted to the investigation and hearings were Vetting February 10 for workers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jah
Steel Indstry
Interstate Commerce Commission
United Steel. Corporation
Resignations Accepted in Limestone County Sheriff’s Office
In Mexia Texas on January 21 Sheriff Loper acted at the request of General Jacob F Wolters to accept the resignations and revoke the commissions of three deputy sheriffs bound over by U S Commissioner McCormick in Waco to await federal grand jury action on charges of violating the national prohibition act
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Mexia
Texas
Jacob F. Wolters
Cmmand
Military District
Loper
Limestone County
United States
McCormick
Waco
Federal Grand Jury
Bankers pledge for San Antonio prison loan
Austin Texas January 21 Returning today from San Antonio H A Wroe president of an Austin bank announced that the bankers of San Antonio would subscribe their pro rata share of the five hundred thousand dollar loan to finance the prison system until the 1922 crops are sold.
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Austin
Texas
San Antonio
H. A. Wroe
Dallas Klan parades in regalia on Main Street at night
About 1500 Ku Klux Klan members in full regalia marched along Main Street Dallas Texas tonight as thousands looked on. The marchers boarded cars for a meeting at Fair Park Coliseum after the parade. A similar event occurred in April last year.
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Dallas
Texas
Main Street
Fair Park Coliseum
Liberty voters approve $2 million road bond issue
Liberty Texas January 21 voters passed the two million dollar road bond measure. Complete results show 1 546 for and 397 against with only two small boxes missing which cannot alter the outcome.
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Associated Press Liberty
Texas
Liberty County
Wreck Victims Reseed By Associated Brete
PORT ARTHUR Texas January 21 The tanker Swift Star arriving from Mexican ports carried Captain P Oxner two women and six crew members from the Canadian schooner Donald J Cook wrecked in a gale There were no deaths The Donald J Cook was bound for Kingston Jamaica
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Associated Brete
Port Arthur
Texas
Swift Star
P. Oxner
Donald J. Cook
Kingford
Jamica
Largest Texas excess fees turned over by official
Houston January 21 District Attorney R T Branch handed to the county treasurer 29048.14 in excess fees. Officials here declare it the largest surplus ever turned over by a Texas official in a single year.
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Eaoc
Tress Houston
R. T. Branch
Texas
Stone says Congress lacks big men in address
Melville Stone, ferry general manager of the Associated Press, told Chicago audiences that the U S constitution leaves the nation leaderless. He condemned Congress for lacking men of high caliber and spoke on "Some of our troubles" as a first frank address he has given.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Melville Stone
Rep. United States
Congress
Stone
Steamer Patched Up After Distress Near Halifan
Poston Jan 21 The steamer reported patched up and able to stay afloat after sending distress signals 1,200 miles west of Halifan. Radio messengers said a Norwegian steamship reached her and rescue was possible once assistance arrived.
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Poston
Wes Weat
Halifan
Pea
Patil Avi
Siance
Open diplomacy gains ground at Washington China talks
Open trade principle advances as Far Eastern committee adopts two resolutions at the Washington conference. A Hughes plan to review all China related international agreements is approved after many amendments while Elihu Root's supplemental declaration seeks no exclusive spheres in China. Japan expresses cautious but favorable view on publicity and practical enforceability. China agrees to notify other powers of commitments and invites non represented nations to join.
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Washington
China
Hughes
Elihu Root
Chile
Fatty Wins Point In Judge's Ruling In Arbuckle Trial
In San Francisco on January 21 the court blocked the prosecution's bid to declare Miss Zey Prevost a hostile witness in Roscoe Arbuckle's manslaughter trial over Virginia Rappe's death. Fingerprint expert Henrich testified on prints found on a hotel door as adjournment neared.
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San Francisco
Zey Prevost
Roscoe
Patty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Henrich
Letters to Lovers Reveals Love Angles in Daily Columns
Winona Wilcox addresses marriage divorce jealousy and the eternal triangle through over 100000 reader questions in her This writer column. Her daily society page pieces in The Daily News present multiple sides of love topics for readers seeking guidance.
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Winona Wilcox
Daily News
Jealous Wife Fatally Shoots Husband in Philadelphia Office
Oscar Rosier, head of Rosier Advertising, and his stenographer Mildred Reckitt were killed by Rosier's wife in his Philadelphia office. The crime, blamed on jealousy, occurred with the couple alone in the front room. The wife crying I shot him because I whe him.
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Philadelphia
Oscar Rosier
Rosier Advertising Agency
Mildred G. Reckitt
Rosier
Ros
Hysterica
Ahad
Farm Bureau Urges Immediate Work On Plant Farm
At the final session of a two day Southern group conference delegates from half the states urged Congress to carry their fight for development of government property at Muncie Shoals. The group endorsed Henry Ford leasing the property and pressed immediate resumption of construction. J T Orr of the Texas Park Bureau reported five marketing co operative organizations for major crops plus others in process, aiming to end inefficient marketing. He condemned waste graft and said cooperative marketing would save American farmers.
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Uy Associated Press
Florence
Ala
Ameron Farm Bureau Federal Convention
United States
Muncle Shoals
Congress
Henry Ford
J. T. Orr
Texas Park Bureau
Town humorist and lecturer Kendrick Barats dies
Atlantic City reports the death of Ned dan Tohn Kendrick Barats humorist and lecturer at a local hospital after intestinal trouble.
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Atlanticil City
Ned
Dan
Tohn Kendrick Barats
Rickard Charged With Assault on 15 Year Old Girl
New York January 21 Tex Rickard promoter of sporting events is charged in magistrate court with criminal assault on 15 year old Alice Ruck a public school pupil and daughter of an East side widow. The charge stems from alleged events at his Madison Square public swimming pool and a West 47th Street apartment on December 12. Rickard posted 10000 bond for examination next Wednesday. The case is disputed by his attorney Max Steuer who calls the charges mystifying and says Rickard has powerful enemies. Witnesses include two other girls Elvira Renzie 12 and Anna Hess. Their parents attended the hearing and claim they knew nothing of the incident.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Alice Ruck
East Side
Chiloe Society
Elvira Renzie
Anna Hess
Richard
Madison Square On
West 47Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Max D. Steuer
Rickard
Tar coat given man for damaging lines in El Dorado
Five masked men seized Watberg, recently released from county jail, forced him into a car at the city edge, tarred and feathered him, and ordered him to leave the state. Authorities say he served time at Fort Leavenworth for damning oil property, with I. W. W. literature found on him.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Watberg
Fort Laevenworth
Kansas
Gulf Leases 2000 Acres of Oil Lands
The Gulf Company secured a lease on 2000 acres in the Burk Burnett ranch and will drill one well per half section. Record set for leases, seen as a major move. Guilt No. 1 at 2760 feet. Dial No. 1 spudding and drilling. Texas Co No. 1 down 207 feet with drilling. Humble No. 2 at 900 feet drilling. Silk No. 1 down 300 feet drilling.
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News
Texas Company No. 1
Humble No. 2
Silk No. 1
Receivers Named in Failure Case
Philadelphia January 21. Following the failure of EB Kohn and Company a Troverage house today the appointment of receivers and the filing of an answer admitting insolvency were issued later for Edward toby ait George Edward Kohn, fairer and som charging them with a bettle ment. Neither could be found. The concern was suspended by the Consolidated Stack Exchange.
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Philadelphienn
EB. Kohn and Company
Edward
Toby Ait
George Edward Kohn
Fairer
Som
Consolidated Stack Exchange
Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fund donors urged to give
Amarillo readers are urged to donate to the Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fund aiming to raise one million dollars to honor the former president. Donors receive a founder certificate, with lists sent to officials for certification. Messages praise Wilson as a world figure and express intention to contribute further as the campaign grows.
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Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Woodrow Wilson
M. da Fleming
Amarillo
Panhandle
Me Daily News
Rey G. Watson
Houston
Campaign For
Texas
Daily News
J. Roy Smith
Smith & Townes
J. Roy Gailtey
Cee Sui A
Hugh L. Unmiphres
City
Ulm
Clarendon
Ea Eee BR
Cy Arrors
FUER
Ica
Cece
Five days set for farmer hearing in Washington
Five days are allotted to the national agricultural conference opening Monday in Washington to study farmers conditions and propose remedies. President Harding will open the meeting with Secretary Wallace outlining the purpose. Minnesota's Rep Anderson will discuss agricultural conditions and the present system. regional representatives will report afternoon findings and allied industries will describe the impact of agriculture on their sectors.
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Washington
National Agricultural Conference
United States
Agricultural Department
Harding
Wallace
Anderson
Minnesota
Ana
Allied
A. Fyithaca
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