Greece government recognized forecloses Orientry entry
Washington Jan 29 Congress debates farm relief and political motives as Rep Marvin Jones accuses the administration of using farm policy to dodge scandals. Treasury official Wadsworth outlines foreclosure of the Orient railroad mortgage of 2.767 million, with court sale pending after committee review and revisions. Hudspeth plans talks with Wadsworth on new turn in the case.
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Greek official is received by Sec Hughes
The United States resumes diplomatic relations with Greece as Secretary Hughes receives M Tsamados in Washington and designates Ray Atherton as charge d affaires ad interim. The move ends a severed link since 1976 after King Alexander's death and Constantine's return to Athens.
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Sec Denby Refuses to Leave Cabinet
President Coolidge announced Silas H. Strawn of Chicago and Thomas W. Gregory of Austin as special counsel to prosecute naval oil inquiry cases. Strawn, former Milneis and Chicago Bar Association leader, chairs ABA education committee. Gregory previously served as US attorney general from 1914 to 1919 and would depart Austin for Washington tomorrow.
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Coal Company Is Charged With Big Mine Explosion
Johnston City Jan 29 A coroner s jury investigated the deaths of 23 men in an explosion at the Crerar Clinch Company east side mine. The verdict censured the company and blamed a squeeze and a fall of coal in an old working. It faulted danger signals removed and condemned the company management for removing signs.
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Head of O'Malley Oil Company Pleads Guilty
Dallas report states John J. O Malley founder and sole trustee of O Malley Oil Company capitalized at 3000 80. T D McCarthy agent pleaded guilty in federal court to fraud and misuse of funds. Indictments say investors including Catholic priests were misled. company allegedly lacked owned land. Other defendants Fierman Reiger Kaplan Canter had charges dismissed.
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Huerta Success Is Certain Declares California Man
Richard Coler of Pass, Calif, asserts Huerta controls sixty percent of the Mexican regular army and that Obregon cannot return to Mexico City after meeting revolts, following talks with Secretary Hughes.
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Neff To Confine Energy To Hunting And Not Politics
Governor Pat M Neff leaves Austin for a two day duck hunting trip with William Jennings Bryan at Moody s lodge in Chambers county to forget state cares He will return Friday Bryan heads to Waco for an evening address in Austin Bryan lectures in San Marcos and San Antonio during the trip John G Willacy of Austin and Frank C Davis of San Antonio accompany Neff The Commoner publisher arrives in Austin for an 8 pm speech in the House hall
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Rotary Issue of Amarillo Daily News to 29 foreign countries
The Amarillo Daily News will be mailed tomorrow to all U S recipients and 29 foreign nations via Rotary Club distribution. Four copies go to 1546 Rotary presidents worldwide, including the British Isles Cuba Japan Mexico and more, with a note to place the issue in club rooms and announce receipt at next meetings. The move aims to publicize Amarillo globally and may gain attention from The Rotarian magazine.
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May Not Resign in Teapot Dome Scandal Rumor
Secretary of the Navy Edwin Denby faces pressure as Teapot Dome oil reserve allegations spark talk in the Senate about asking President Coolidge to seek his cabinet resignation. Denby states no intent to resign amid the scandal.
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Dry leader found guilty of forgery in New York
William H L Anderson state superintendent of the Anti saloon League of New York was convicted by a supreme court jury on both counts of third degree forgery in connection with the splitting of commissions with a former league solicitor Justice Tompkins announced Anderson would be sentenced Friday February 8. The $5 000 bond he has been at liberty on since the indictment was returned was continued. An appeal was not indicated. The jury deliberated one hour and forty minutes.
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Mexico Opens $100 Million Loan Talks With U S Bankers
Mexico City January 29 Formal negotiations have begun for a $100,000,000 loan to the Mexican government. Finance Minister Pan leads talks with a bankers group represented by J. M. Buckner after earlier informal meetings, per Excelsior.
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Demand in Congress for Army Air Probe
In Washington a House demand seeks investigation of air plans turned over to the Department of Justice for collection by the courts. Representative Nelson cites refunds totaling 1,830,422 dollars through contractors and accuses the Manufacturers' Aircraft Association of anti trust violations, while Weeks notes a 1917 attorney general ruling to the contrary.
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Will Finish His Business and Then Return to America
Ansodated Press reports from Paris that Harry F. Sinclair plans to stay abroad until his business in France is finished and will then return to the United States to face judicial questions over Teapot Dome. He says he has appeared five times before the investigating committee and provided all facts asked. He reiterates that neither he nor his companies have ever given money or consideration to Secretary Fall or any government representative in relation to the Teapot Dome lease.
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Morehouse Parish Klan case trials postponed
New Orleans January 9 Attorney General A V Coco said Morehouse Parish Ku Klux Klan misdemeanor cases scheduled for trial in Bastrop Monday will be continued because the state is not ready to proceed. Trials were last November delayed when the defense moved to disqualify Judge Fred M Odom.
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Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Surrounding Area
Amarillo and vicinity expect fair and mild conditions on Wednesday with light winds. Eastern Mexico shows fair weather Wednesday with minimal rainfall and mostly steady temperatures. central valley may see a light disturbance with local showers in eastern Kansas and the Ohio valley as temperatures hold steady.
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Slight earthquake felt near Manila Philippines
A slight earthquake shock was felt about 300 miles north of Manila last Sunday. It caused no damage and was disclosed by weather bureau reports released today.
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Quails to be named postmaster at Post Texas
Special to The Nova Washington January 29 Charles A Qualls was today nominated by President Coolidge to be postmaster at Post Garza County Texas.
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Rotary Section Is Tomorrow amid club ads and notices
The Amarillo Rotary Club announces a special tomorrow edition featuring editorials sports Miss Payche Rotary news amusements and more. Advertisers must reserve by noon today with FR L Roberta or News-Post. Extra copies are 10 cents at tomorrow's Rotary luncheon funds go to On-to-Wichita Falls.
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Cox Sentenced Five Years At Leavenworth
Houston January 24 Cox sentenced to five years in prison by Judge J C Hutcheson Jr for a major role in the Blue Bird Oil Corporation case and fined 15000 dollars. sentence to run concurrently with an eight year term from Fort Worth in the Dr Frederick A Cook case. Cox plans to appeal, lacking funds to continue the fight. Mrs Cox broke down beside him as the verdict was read.
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Grand jury discharged for failure to indict in rice theft case
Stuttgart Arkansas January 29. For the second time this week Judge George W. om A on the bai a ne are sse grand jury for its failure to indict persons alleged to have been implicated in thefts of rice from mills operated by the Arkansas Rice Growers Co operative Association.
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Bitter Senate clashes over Rayal oil leases resolution
Washington's Senate debated the annulling of Rayal oil leases amid rising political bitterness. Denby defended his actions as cabinet disclosures unfolded. The session touched on Fall's surveillance, Archie Roosevelt’s charge, and Harding era oil reserve transfers as two lawyers were eyed as counsel for future questions.
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