National Agricultural Congress Forms McNary Haugen Backing Group
At St Paul Minnesota the National Agricultural Congress formed a permanent organization to push Congress on the McNary Haugen bill. It calls for a centralized national farm group and urges the American Council of Agriculture to seek enactment and cotton state support, with letters of thanks to supporting lawmakers.
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Presa ST. Paul
Minn
National Agricultural Congress
American Council of Agriculture
Congress
United States
Governor Hyde Opens Capitol Doors to Klan Meeting
Missouri Governor Arthur M. Hyde denounced the hooded group and ordered capitol doors opened to the press and public for a Klan meeting. About 260 delegates attended as the assembly adjourned pledging to report law violations and aid federal and state authorities.
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Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
House of Representatives
State
Ku Klux Klan
Capitol
Board of Permanent Seat of Government
Ku Klux Klan of
Davis Campaign Grows Clear on Davis Hearst Hylan Links
Associated Press reports in New York that William Gibbs McAdoo pledged support for the Davis Bryan ticket and will campaign in Europe returning in September. Rumors of an independent bid were dismissed. Davis’ local managers and aides, including Ladd Rockwell, prepare campaign foundations while Hearst and Hylan associates deny any coup plot.
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Associated Press
New York
John W. Davis
William Gibbs McAdoo
Europe
Fortheir Tindanaas
Hich
Wwin
Sat Om
Ladd Rockwell
McAdoo
Davis
Friends
William Randolph Hearst
John PF. Hylan
California
Hearst-Hylan
Debs Denies Davis Help in Any Legal Case
Eugene V. Debs telegraphed socialist leaders that John W. Davis never defended him nor offered legal services. Debs said he never met Davis or had any dealings with him. Debs is resting in a Chicago hospital, and the telegram responds to newspaper reports.
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Debs
Davis
Associated Press
New York
Eugene V. Debs
Socialist Party
John W. Davis
Mr. Davis
Chicago
Seven Die in Hindu Muslim Riot in Delhi
Seven persons were killed in a Hindu Muslim riot in Delhi as tensions flared after a quarrel over a well. Much of the city joined the rioting, with shops closed and police patrolling in armored cars as the situation subsided later in the day.
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Associated Press
Delhi
British India
Two Killed Two Injured in Three Plane Accidents
A naval propeller accident at Hampton Roads Virginia killed Lieutenant Herbert Schiff while preparing to return to Washington as pilot with Rear Admiral Moffett aboard. At Coppleville Kansas aviator Butts died when his craft crashed. Captain C A Purtley and Private T Russell were seriously hurt in a Fort Bliss incident.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Schiff
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Moffett
Naval Air Service
Associated “Press
Paso
C. A. Purtley
Air Service
Organized Reserves
Denver
Colo
T. Russell
Aero Observation Squadron
Fort Bliss
Splawns Name Remains On Texas Ballots
Austin July 12 The State Democratic executive committee will name a Texas railroad commissioner after Dr Walter Splawn remains on the ballot until after the July 26 primary He accepted UT presidency and will resign after the primary The AG opinion allows a successor name to appear on the ballot Splawn cites practical difficulties and ballot reprinting costs as reasons for staying on the ticket He thanks Texas Democrats for their confidence and lack of opposition.
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Associated Press
Austin
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Texas Railroad Commission
Walter Splawn
Splawn
University of Texas
Executive Committee
Splawne
Texas
Parker County Farmer Found Shot to Death
Parker County farmer J. Eubanks was found shot to death at his home in Parker County late yesterday. A gun lay nearby and authorities note he had been ill for some time. The Associated Press reports Fort Worth dated July 12.
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Bn Associated Press
Coppeyville
Kans
Butts
Bartlesville
Oklo
Associated Press
Fort ‘Worth
J. ®. Eubanks
Parker County
Barton to Make Only Panhandle Address Monday
Thomas D. Barton of Amarillo, adjutant general of Texas and a Democratic governor candidate, will deliver his only Panhandle address at 2 oclock Monday afternoon at the courthouse. He arrives from Wichita Falls and will spend Sunday afternoon and Monday morning meeting supporters and discussing campaign plans amid growing strength and calls for a Barton for governor club formation.
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Thomas D. Barton
Amarillo
Panhandle
Court House
Texas
Court” House
Wichita Falls
General Barton
Canyon
Greenville
R. W. Hall
Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
Barton
Gompers Improves at New York Hotel
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor remains under care in a New York hotel after a week of illness. He shows improvement as telegrams of condolence flow in, including one from President Coolidge wishing a speedy recovery.
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Gompers
New York
Associated Press
Samuel Moers
American Federation of Labor
Coolidge
Daily News Circulation Dominates Panhandle Market
The Daily News boasts leading circulation across the Panhandle Plains, promising guaranteed reach for advertisers. As the sole Amarillo publication in the Audit Bureau of Circulations, it offers transparent circulation records and broad print coverage open to inquiring firms.
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Daily News
Panhandle Plains
Amarillo
Pan_handle
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Audit Bureau
Davis Declares Davis Best To Fight Corruption
Cordell Hull praises John W. Davis as the man to lead the fight against government graft and immorality. He lauds the Democratic ticket as outstanding in character and statesmanship, condemning the Harding-Coolidge era and the Republican convention.
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Davis
Cordell Hull
Associated Press
Washington
Democratic National Committee
John W. Davis
Statemnt
Charles W. Bryanga
Orient Railroad Sees Hope for Revival in 1920s
Austin July 12 Dr Walter Splawn of the Texas railroad commission says the Orient railroad can continue operating if it presents a fair showing this year after inspecting the financially embarrassed line. Residents along the route cooperate and some counties have cut taxes to aid the road. A good grain crop improving oil prospects and cooperative spirit boost optimism for what may be its best year yet.
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Associated Press
Austin
Orient Railroad
Walter Splawn
Texas Railroad Commission
Splawm
Corpus Christi Tax Donations Allowed Under 35th Legislature
The attorney general ruled that Corpus Christi may receive all Ad Valorem taxes collected under a law from the thirty-fifth legislature donating taxes for fifteen years. Penalties and interest on delinquent taxes are not donated. The taxes were allocated to help build a sea wall.
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Austin
Corpus Christi
Thirty-Fifth
Attorney General's Department
Itn
Sea Wall
Neff to Inspect Texas National Guard at Camp Stanley
Governor Pat M. Neff announced he will inspect the cavalry brigade of the Texas National Guard at Camp Stanley in San Antonio on Monday He will depart San Antonio for a West Texas tour to inspect state park sites and visit the proposed national park site in the Davily mountains.
Jarrott Named Vice President Claim Agents
In Galveston on July 12 the Texas South West Railway claim agents association closed with officers elected including Bowman Jarrett Amarillo as first vice president J C Hume Palestine as second vice president EB Miller Galveston as secretary treasurer and a discussion on a proposal to file and circulate railway employment medical exams to bar detectives. the proposal was referred for study at the 1925 convention in Galveston.
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Associated Preag
Galveston
Texas South- West Railway Claim Agents Association
G. Seabrook
Cotton Belt
Harry HH. Westbay
Fort Smith
Act
Bowman Jarrett
Amarillo
Texas
J. C. Hume
Palestine
EB. C. Miller
Man Intervenes in Family Quarrel Fatally Shot
In Marksburg West Virginia Jake 18 Claude Wilson was killed while trying to shield Mrs Wolfe from her husband Dante Wolfe. Wolfe an ex convict fled after the shooting and posses were searching for him as police investigated the fatal incident in the home of the neighbor.
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Associated Preag
Marksburg
W. Va
Jake
Claude Wilson
Dante Wolfe
Wilson
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity Sunday
Weather notes provide a general forecast for Amarillo and nearby areas. Temperature expectations are given by hours with a marked change in the day, including a noon reading and highs around the mid 60s. The report outlines a mild, steady day with warm afternoon trends and cooler early hours.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Boy Seriously Hurt When Hit By Automobile
A year old Jackie Capehart of 600 North Fillmore street suffered a crushed skull after jumping from a hay wagon and being struck by an approaching car near his home. Witnesses say a woman drove the car. Physicians reported little hope for the child's survival.
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Jackie Capehart
Jeff Capehart
North Fillmore Street
Capehart
U S World Fliers To Reach Vienna Today
American round the world aviators are due in Vienna tomorrow afternoon after a stop in Belgrade and Bucharest. They flew from Bucharest at 12 30 Saturday and will cover 299 miles to Belgrade followed by 220 to Budapest and 140 to Vienna, a 600 mile total.
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Associated Proam
Vienna
United States Army
Bucharest
Belgrade
Budapest
National Guard Finishes Its First Week's Training
Galveston July 12 The Texas National Guard completed a week of infantry drill and will take a light weekend before resuming training. Tactical problems and larger maneuvers are planned for next week with visits by Thomas D. Barton. An annual memorial service for the first infantry is set for tomorrow at 8 am with Chaplain Ashmore delivering the address and Colonel Jackson reading the roster. The unit reports 32. military deaths overseas, 225 in action and 100 missing.
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Iesa
Galveston
Texas National Guard
Thomas D. Barton
Bist
Charles H. Ashmore
Austin
Will E B. Jackson
Commader
Mist Infantry
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