Davis to unveil campaign plan in Clarksburg and unveil rally call
John W. Davis, Democratic presidential nominee, spends today in talks with party leaders from several states to shape his acceptance address. The notification ceremony is expected in Clarksburg, West Virginia, his birthplace, around July 28, followed by a Maine coast retreat to craft his rallying call. Senators Owen argues currency deflation blamed on Republicans, urging emphasis on Republican platform and tariff positions.
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Associated Press
New York
John W. Davis
Clarksburg
W. Va
Davis
Maine
R. L. Owen
Oklahoma
Owen
West
Medill McCormick
Harding
N. Oii
Europe
America
Wilson
Efect
National Committee
Clem Shaver
Avis
Frank L. Polk
Polk
David Ladd Rockwell
Mr. McAdoo
Davis and Bryan Ticket Promised Loyal Support
New York July 14 Associated Press says Tammany Hall chose General Sessions Judge George Washington Olvaney as grand chieftain to back the Davis Bryan national ticket. The vote 222 to 13, stalwart support pledged for a progressive forward looking platform. Olvaney promised to roll up a great vote for the national ticket and repay the bench with resignation to pursue party work.
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Associated Press
New York
Tammany Hall Today
General Sessions
George Washington Olvaney
Charles F. Murphy
Davis-Bryan
National Democratic Party
Olvaney
Tammany Hall
Fourteenth Street
James A. Foley
Murphy
Tammany
Surrogate Foley
Brooding Over Killing Pushes Man to Take Own Life
Bert Weeks twenty four, a Dallas transplant living in Ardmore, killed a man during a holdup in Dallas a year earlier and was exonerated by a grand jury. He died after fatally shooting himself, reportedly driven by remorse over the earlier killing while under indictment for robbery with firearms. He left a financially strained life and is survived by his father, widow, and one brother.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Bert Weeks
Jim Weeks
Weeks
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
Brazilian force continues firing in Sao Paulo clash
Advices from Buenos Aires report July 14 that Brazilian federal forces persist in shelling Sao Paulo with limited damage. Shells dropped near the American consulate in the business center. Rebel artillery gains by defection of Santos troops. American residents are safe but anxious.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Ef.f
Tirazil
Sao Paulo
Santos
City of Fort Worth Christened in Houston Ceremony
The Southern Steamship freighter City of Fort Worth was christened at the Houston turning basin at 11 a m with Fort Worth mayor E R Cockrell and Houston notables present. Miss Esther Haltom of Fort Worth broke the bottle of water from Lakeworth on the bow.
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Associated Press
Houston
City of
Fort Worth
Southern
E. R. Cockrell
Esther Haltom
Lakeworth
Prohibition Leaders Labeled in Texas Endorsement Clash
W. J. Fly of Amarillo accuses Tom Love Zeke Marvin and Alvin M Owsley of trading political favors for Felix D Robertson endorsements. The letter to Mrs Claude Van Watts alleges Love and Marvin aligned with liquor interests to back Robertson over McAdoo and Barton, with Owsley also backing Robertson for VP at the Democratic convention.
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Tom Love
Zeke Marvin
Alvin Fr.owsley
Robertson
Tom B. Love
Z. E. Marvin
Dallas
Amarillo
Claude de. van Watts
Texas Women's Christian Temperance Union
Love
Felix D. Robertson
Marvin
Texas
Alvin M. Owsley
Fry
van de Warts
Z. I. Marvin
Ers
Z. EB. Marvin
McAdoo
Mr. McAdoo
Barton
Barton Campaign Focus Elevates Law Enforcement in Texas
Adjutant General Thomas D. Barton spoke to about 300 in the Panhandle courtroom, declaring law enforcement as the key issue of his governor bid with taxation a close second. He drew a larger crowd than any other candidate to date, signaling strong support in Amarillo for the primary.
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Thomas DP. Barton
Panhandle
Barton
Amarillo
Circulation as the Big Test for Advertising Reach
The article argues circulation is the sole determinant for ad effectiveness. It emphasizes The Daily News and Evening Post as essential for Amarillo and the Panhandle. It highlights The News stage line delivery expanding regional readership and improving ties with nearby North Plains cities.
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Western Weekly
West Texas
Daily News
Plains Journal of Lubbock
Bews
Curtis Keen
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock
Bernard Hanks
Abilene Reporter
Abilene
J. L. Nunn
Amarillo News and Post
Houston Harte
San Angelo Standard
Amarillo News
Sweetwater Reporter
Plains Journal of
Texas
Plains Journal
Amarillo
San Angelo
Sweetwater
Panhandle
Evening Post
North Plains
Allies to Open Conference with Optimism
London July 14 The inter allied conference will open at the foreign office Wednesday to implement the Dawes reparations report. British and American observers hope the talks will yield a lasting settlement ending quarrels since World War I. Disappointments have marked past meetings, but US participation in Paris has given new hope that reparations issues can advance.
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Associated Presse
London
Foreign Office
Dawes
MacDonald
Herriot
Paris
Europe
Germany
United States
Weather Outlook for Amarillo Area Tuesday
Amarillo and vicinity expect a cloudy day with possible showers. West Texas areas will see partly cloudy skies with chances of showers and cooler conditions. Eastern New Mexico faces possible thunder showers, cooler in central and eastern zones, with temperatures varying by hour through the day.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Panhandly
New Mexico
Eastle
Amarilla
Baby Boy Dragged to Death on Texas Ranch
Norman Floyd Harwood, five, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Harwood, was dragged to death on a Del Rio area ranch when his foot became entangled in a stirrup as a horse bolted. His father tried to catch the horse as the boy fell, and funeral services were held in Del Rio this afternoon.
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del Rio
Texas
Norman Floyd Harwood
Floyd Harwood
Dalhart Rancher’s Son Killed by Lightning
Dalhart July 14 Charley Israel 17 son of Joe Israel a ranchman was instantly killed by lightning on his father s ranch while milking a cow early today. The ranch is about 25 miles from a Dalhart where the family resides.
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Associated Press
Dalhart
Charley Israel
Joe Israel
Arkansas Senator Expelled From Chevy Chase Club
Senator Robinson of Arkansas was expelled from the Chevy Chase Country Club after a dispute with Dr. James V. Mitchell, a prominent surgeon on the links, dating back three weeks.
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Washington
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Chevy Chase Country Club
James FV. Mitchell
Coolidge To Be Notified Of Nomination In August Ceremony
President Coolidge will be formally notified of his Republican presidential nomination at a August 11 ceremony in Continental Memorial Hall. The event, originally set for July 24, was postponed after Calvin Jr.’s death and will be broadcast by radio. A separate notification for Charles Dawes is expected at Evanston, Illinois, soon after Coolidge’s.
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Calvin Coolidge, Jr
United States
U. S
Edwards Congregational Church
Northampton
Mass
Treas Washington
Coolidge
Continental Memorial Hall
Calvin, Jr
Mornow
Republican National Committee
Congress
Cleveland
Frank W. Mondell
Tec
Charles Q. Dawes
Evanston, Illis
Mr. Coolidge
Dawes
American fliers warmly welcomed in Paris parade
The U S Army aviators circling the globe landed at Lebourget near Paris after a 21 day flight delay with 12 days of credit from Tokyo. Crowds filled Lebourget as planes escorted the trio to circle the Arc de Triomphe and tomb of the unknown soldier before heading to London.
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United States Army
Lebourget
Tokio
Pirote
London
Orkney Island
Iceland
Greenland
Labrador
Quebec
Lieut. Smith
Lieut
Wade
Eric Nelson
Leslie H. Arnold
A. M. Ogden
John Harding, Jr
Vienna
Chicago
Lieutent Smith
Nelson
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