Ratification Hope Rises as Norris Reservation Changes Course
Washington reports a broad agreement among London treaty advocates on the Norris reservation and steps toward early ratification of the naval limitation pact. Senator Norris waives preambles noting no secret understandings, while Hoover pushes to assemble a quorum as opposition fights the treaty led by Johnson and Moses. Continued coverage on Page 11.
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Norris Reservation
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover
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Reed
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Arkansas
London
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Watson
Indiana
McNary
Oregon
Johnson
California
Moses
New Hampshire
Tri-State Fair Catalog Ready For Distribution
Tri-State Fair Association announces a larger 184 page catalog with a two color cover advertising this year’s expo. Five thousand copies are available to fans. event runs September 22 through 27 in Amarillo.
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Amarilla
Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding region
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for Tuesday fair and warmer. West Texas expected partly cloudy with possible thundershowers in the extreme west, Panhandle warming. New Mexico mostly partly cloudy. Yesterday’s temperatures reached around 65 to 76 degrees with a 0.14 inch precipitation total in the past 24 hours ending 4 p.m.
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Panhandle
New Mexico
Rody Meeseee
A. Mhaeseeer
Merseeveseree
Vlae
Sterling Talks Road Bonds In Campaign Address
Houston businessman Ross Sterling, founder of Humble Oil and chairman of the Texas highway commission, urged a $300 million state road bond issue before a crowd on the courthouse square. He attacked Senator Clint Small and Jim Ferguson, urged tax relief from road bonds, and recounted Humble Oil’s origins. The tour included multiple speeches across the South Plains.
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Texas
Ross Sterling
Houston
Sterling
Humble Oil Company
Texas Highway Commission
Amarillo
South Plains
Clint Small
Wellington
Jim Ferguson
Small
Collingsworth
Five Youths and Girl Die as Squall Capsized Sloop
Aboard an 18 foot knockabout off Scituate, five young men and a girl died after a squall capsized their boat as Baden Garceau clung to wreckage for hours until rescue by the Sb Rita brought him and the body of the girl to Boston. Surviving in the rigging, Garceau recounted the ordeal while coast guard teams searched the area.
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Associated Press
Boston
Atlantic
Scituate
Baden Garceau
Gierasch
Hall
Myself
Garceau
Witness who sent money to jail free witness in California
Baltimore July 14 A man named John MacDonald says his 1916 testimony against labor leader Thomas J Mooney was perjured and he seeks to return to California to set matters right He admits his testimony against Warren K Billings who was also convicted may have been false He plans to cooperate with California authorities and could travel with Mooneys supporters if needed Continued on Page 11 Col 8
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John MacDonald
Thomas J. Mooney Hope
California
MacDonald
Warren K. Billings
Mooney
Bolshevism Is Pope Warning
The pope warned the United States to beware Bolshevism spreading amid financial depression and unemployment. He spoke privately to Monsignor James H. Ryan, rector of the National Catholic University, noting Wall Street reverses and rising unemployment as signs of its spread.
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Vatican City
United
America
James H. Ryan
National Catholic University
Washington, D. C
United States
Wall Street
Monsignor
Ryan
Man flies from Dallas to Clayton to reach injured son
Paul Carter flew and drove from Dallas to Clayton in 13 hours to reach his three year old son Paul A Jr who suffered a crushed shoulder blade a broken collar bone and a crushed elbow after being trampled by hogs in the pen near the grandparents home. The boy was taken to St Josephs hospital where the injuries were treated and the elbow injury was described as unlikely to heal. Carter's brother Preston joined him in Wichita Falls after driving from Abilene.
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Dallas
Paul Carter
Paul A., Jr
Pital
St. Joseph’s
Wichita Falls
Preston Carter
Abilene
City Commissioner Run Off Hinges On Canvass Tonight
The city will conduct an official canvass tonight to decide if a runoff is required between M. N. Twaddell and H. Ernest Smith after last Tuesday’s special election. Unofficial results showed no candidate surpassing half the votes among Twaddell, Smith, and J. W. Goff. No other major business was planned.
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H. Ernest Smith
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Smith
J.W. Goff
W. N. Durham
Moody boots Ferguson in Texas governor race clash
In Dallas on July 14 Cecil Storey of Vernon hotly disputes Governor Dan Moody’s charge that Ferguson seeks Texas control through three channels. Moody's remarks accuse Ferguson of aiming to place his wife as governor and Storey as attorney general as part of a broad bid. Both contenders tour the state in the final campaign rush before the first primary.
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Amarillo
Storey
Riley Strickland
Associated Press
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Dan Moody
Cecil Storey
Popaganda
Jim Ferguson
James FE. Ferguson
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Ferguson
Tri
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Oklahoma Toll of Riots Spurs Troop Move Canceled
Oklahoma Governor Holloway canceled an order to mobilize 100 soldiers and 10 officers from the 179th Infantry to quell racial disorders in Erick Beckham County after authorities assessed the situation as under control. In Shamrock agitators fled but returned under assurances of protection from Texas rangers and Dallas officers, while Gonzaullos troops prepared two machine guns and gas bombs for emergency use and county officials coordinated with local authorities.
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Oklahoma City
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Beckham County
W. J. Holloway
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H. C. Ivester
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Holloway
Shamrock
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W. H. Kirby
Dallas
Gov. Moody
Henry Vaughan
Gorzaullos
Gonzaullos
Jesse Lee
Washington
Vaughan
Granite
Okla
W. Ry Ewing
1St District Court
Spearman to Dumas Track Plan Is Made
A tentative agreement between Santa Fe and Rock Island outlines a joint track plan between Dumas and Spearman with an East to Morse connection. The Interstate Commerce Commission extends time to finalize operating terms on the Dumas to Spearman corridor as talks continue.
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Rock Island
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Man Wanted After Knife Fight At Tourist Camp
Johnnie Brown is sought by police in connection with a knife fight at Jack Lee's tourist camp on Northwest Eighth Street. Freeman Corbit received three knife wounds and was treated at police headquarters. Brown, living in cottage no. 28, is missing and could not be located.
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Freeman
Jack Lee
Eighth Street
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Woman is run may act today down by auto on courthouse
Mrs. A N Wilkerson of Miami is in Northwest Texas hospital with a broken ankle and bruises after being struck by a car driven by Joe Hancock in Amarillo. Eyewitnesses include Thomas and Clarence Willmer. The incident occurred as Mrs Wilkerson tried to cross Polk Street in front of the Amarillo hotel.
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Terrace
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Five Miners Lost as Glenn Mine Trapping Deepens
Bodies of five miners trapped in the Glenn mine at Robertson's Flat were brought to the surface late today in Sacramento California. Names were not immediately available.
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Sacramento
Calif
Glenn
Robertson's Flat
Petition for Receivership Filed Against Clarence Saunders Stores
Memphis July 14. An involuntary bankruptcy petition and a petition for a temporary receivership were filed in federal court against Clarence Saunders Stores Inc. Debtors claim Saunders owes a banking syndicate $500000 with $200000 due July 16. Hearing set for tomorrow before Judge Harry B. Anderson.
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Associated Prep
Memphis, Tenn
Clarence Saunders
Saunders
Lamb County Population Record Noted in 1980 Census
Lamb County Texas near the New Mexico line reportedly set a population gain record with 16 274 residents, up 1296 percent in 10 years from 1 175. Other area counties show mixed changes including Floyd Hall Franklin Hopkins Morris Red River Titus. Denver Colorado also listed a 1 163 gain to 287 644, Beaumont 67 483 and San Benito 10 788 for 1920.
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Lamb County
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Floyd
Hall
Franklin County
Hopkins County
Morris County
Red River County
Titus County
United Preer
Washington
Denver
Colb
Beaumont
San Benito
Rural Mail Carrier Shot In Eye At O Donnell
L N Nichols, rural mail carrier on route from O Donnell, had a sightless left eye for over three years. He was hit by bird shot from a 22 caliber rifle discharged near his home. The errant shot entered the eye and he was taken to Lubbock Sanitarium where the damaged eye was removed.
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O'Donnell
L.N
Nichols
Lubbock Sanitarium
Mr. Nichols
Motely Flint Victim Shocking Courtroom Killing in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles County Hall of Justice Frank D Kenton real estate dealer fatally shot Motley H Hunt 65 financial adviser and former postmaster amid a $260000 damage suit. Keaton said rage over losses tied to Flint drove the act as he surrendered after three shots. Inquest set for tomorrow. postmaster tenure noted with Selznick case context and Julian Petroleum fallout referenced.
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Los. Angeles
Jane
Frank Dd Kenton
Motley H. Hunt
Los Angeles County
Flint
Low Angeldy
Cnnnection
Julian Petroleum Company
Keaton
David O. Selanick
First National Bank of Los Angeles
Heaton
Khedton
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