Lenine Dies In Moscow At 56 Affects Soviet Union
Nikolai Lenin, Russia’s Bolshevik leader, died suddenly at his Gorky villa near Moscow. An autopsy cited brain blood vessel ruptures as the cause. Moscow prepares a grand funeral with nationwide mourning as theaters close and the Kremlin seeks to shield government work from disruption.
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Nikolai Lenine
Russia
Gorky
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Lenine
Essor Foerster
Semashko
Tris Kremlin
Alsussian Congress of Soviets
Leon Trotsky
Bolshevists
Pravda
Court Attack on Motor License Is Cause In Texas
Austin Jan 22 Federal aid for highway construction and maintenance in counties halting motor license payments to the State Highway Department would be withdrawn if the counties win their court challenge according to W D Fugler secretary of the commission An US district engineer said no federal aid would be approved for projects in counties resisting the state license law The commission plans 20 million dollars in state highway contracts over the next year 5 million from increased license fees and gasoline tax for state maintenance about 8 million for county road maintenance 26 million dollars in projects are now under way or contracted The commission meets today with county requests for aid and route designation
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Austin
State Highway Department
State Highway Commission
W. D. Fugler
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A. R. Losh
United States
Fugier
R. M. Hubbard
Hubbard
Tomorreow
Iain
Fall Called Before Probe In Tea Pot Dome Inquiry
Washington Jan 22 Senate Teapot Dome committee moved to summon Albert B Fall former Interior Secretary and Harry F Sinclair head of Naval Oil Reserves Wyoming to appear again. Subpoena returnable Friday sent for Fall who is in New Orleans. Sinclair’s attorney also summoned for Friday questioning on loans of liberty bonds and stock debated by the committee amid ongoing Justice Department actions and presidential direction for lawful conduct.
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Liberty
G. D. Wahlerg
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Federals Hold San Marcos Amid Embassy Report
Washington dispatch reports the Mexican embassy says government troops have defeated rebels and tightened control of San Marcos. Attacks continue at Experanaa with forces under General Urhaiejo advancing toward the Mexican railway, while Marines from Tehujean cooperate. Rail service restored for military use and trains to the north resume. Rebels in Guerrero driven back. Cavazo pursued. a small rebel force near Celaya defeated.
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Washington
San Marcos
Experanaa
Urhaiejo Aca
Marines
Tehujean
Guerrero
Cavazo
Celaya
M'Donald Takes Office as Premier in Britain
London Jan 22 Labor government acts swiftly as Ramsay MacDonald kisses the King and ascends to Prime Minister. Cabinet line up announced with Clynes, Snowden, Henderson and other ministers. Parliament adjourns to February 12 amid official ceremonies and royal audiences.
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Stanley Baldwin
MacDonald
James Henry Thomas
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Lawler
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Priovy Sea
House of Commons
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Phillip Snowden
Fix
Chequer
Arthur Henderson
J. H. Thomas
Stephen Walsh
Sydney Oliver
Ladia
Christopher Thomasson
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Admiralty
Sidney Webb
Board of Trade
John Wheatley
Noel Buxton
Wiliam Adamson
Scotland
A P. Trevelyan
Board of Education
Lee Bhaw
Vernon Harishorn
Joseiah Wedgwood
Duchy of Lancaster
F. W. Joett
Ranch pioneer E. Z. Ambler dies in Fort Worth
E Z Ambler an early Texas barbed wire introducer and associate of John W Gates died at his Fort Worth home today. He held extensive ranch holdings before selling them to C W Ambler native of Danbury COUR.
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Moving Time Is Nearly Here in Amarillo Real Estate Ad Push
Moving season nears as Amarillo expects a surge of home buyers and renters. The News-Post urges advertisers to place real estate notices to reach spring movers and renters, noting many homes will be bought or rented through its classified columns.
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Amarillo
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Shamrock Youth 15 Accidentally Shot to Death
Ceel Cain 15 was found in a melon patch seven miles southwest of Shamrock. Officials believe an accidental shotgun discharge caused his death after he left home to shoot rabbits for his dog. The dog stood over the body as it was discovered. He was the son of S J Cain, a Collingsworth County farmer.
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Bozier Road
8. J. Cain
Collingsworth County
Bandits Hide Loot of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
Springfield dispatch reports two unmasked bandits seized cash from the Cahoos state bank then hid the gunny sack containing 2500 dollars in a corn crib at Walter Hartley's home six miles southwest of Cabool. Hartley and Homer Atkinson, held in the Texas County jail, have been identified by bank president Robert Green as the youths who forced the banker and his wife into the vault and escaped with the money.
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Springfield
Cahoos
State Bank
Walter Hartley
Cabool
Hartley
Homer Atkinson
Texas County
Houston
Robert Green
Youth is Given Death Penalty on Plea of Guilty
OKLAHOMA CITY January 22 Hoyt Howington aged 20 shot and killed Jack King owner of a local case shop during an attempted robbery He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death in the electric chair by Judge James I Phelps in District Court April 4 set for the execution
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Inmates of Deaf Institute Start Open Rebellion
Austin January 22 A spirit of almost open rebellion at the State School for the Deaf here led to broken windows and significant property damage. The disturbance was quelled by threats to send the offenders home, according to T M Scott the newly appointed superintendent.
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Associated Press
Austin
State School For the Deaf
T. M. Scott
Schogl
Canadian C of C Banquet Promises Oil Hunt Drive
At the Canadian Chamber of Commerce annual dinner 176 citizens attended in Canadian. I V Dawson as toastmaster outlined 1924 program including a $50,000 prize to attract the first oil and gas well in the Canadian field. Speeches by Snyder McAdams Williams Dawson Hoover Young Anderson and Quattiebaum plus Teague orchestra. Banquet at W C T U building.
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Canadian Chamber of Commerce
I. V. Dawson
Chamber of Commerce
Engineers To Receive Six Percent Pay Increase
New York January 22 15000 engineers and firemen on the New York Central Lines have agreed to a wage increase of about five percent. The raise was settled with Associated Press reports noting the agreement covers engineers and firemen in the system.
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Associated Proag
New York
New York Centralines
Second sale of U S munitions made to Mexico
Washington reports another sale of U S war materials to Mexico's Obregon government. Nine thousand Enfield rifles and two thousand six hundred Army Colt .45 pistols were delivered to Mexican federal representatives in El Paso Texas. The deal completes the originally sought numbers after a prior delivery of six thousand rifles. Ammunition purchases are believed to come from private U S sources. The cruiser Richmond, near Tampico, had delayed the Omaha and six destroyers en route from Panama toward Vera Cruz.
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Washington
Surmis Army
Obregon
el Paso
Texas
Arma
United States
Richmond
Tampico
Navy Department
Omaha
Panama
Duke Attacked by Enraged Bull at College Station
E R Duke, dairy superintendent at Texas A and M College Station, was knocked down and injured when an enraged bull charged from behind. Fellow employee N C Warren intervened, driving the animal away and saving Duke from worse harm. The incident occurred yesterday, leaving Duke shaken but recovering from shock and injuries.
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E. R. Duke
Bull
College Station
Annual Banquet of Plainview G C Attended by 800
Eight hundred attendees filled the Plainview city auditorium for the annual Plainview Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture banquet. A turkey dinner followed, with music and speeches by T. O. Walton of Texas A and M Extension, C. S. Williams, R. H. Knooharven, and other Panhandle Plains citizens. The welcome was given by A. C. Hatchell. music by the Plainview Boys' Band.
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Plainview
City Auditorium
Star Telegram
Fort Worth
C. S. Williams
Chamber ‘of Commerce
R. H. Knooharven
Panhandle Plains
A. C. Hatchell
Plainview Boys
Rand
Amarillo Area Weather Summary for Wednesday
Amarillo and vicinity report a generally slight temperature rise with warmer conditions in the southeast portion of Texas and New Mexico. The forecast notes an almost complete lack of hourly details yesterday with minimal temperature variation, and references highs and winds though precise figures are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Amarillo
Texas
Cnet
Dart
New Mexico
Vanere
Amariile
Max
Beers
Daily News To Publish Annual Kiwanis Edition Thursday
The Daily News will print its annual Kiwanis Club edition Thursday morning with stories on Kiwanis deals and merchant messages. It will review the year’s Kiwanis work, feature pictures of new officers and directors, and boost the city and Kiwanis movement.
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Kiwanis Movement
International Kiwanis Club
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