Amundsen Rescue Report Irregular. Krassin Aids Italia Survivors
Moscow dispatch says the ice breaker Krassin is searching dense fog for the Italia crew and Amundsen group, with unverified reports of Amundsen's rescue. The Viglieri and walking Mariano Zappi survivors are noted. further rescue plans include Chukhnovsky and four companions marooned near Cape Plaen.
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Cape Plaen
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Zappi
Smith Withholds Comment Amid Kansas Editor Attack
Governor Smith remains silent on Kansas editor William Allen White and Miller allegations. He plans no immediate campaign plans may vacation before his nomination notification. Expected to stay in Albany until August, with Hoover ceremony set for August 11.
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Miller
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New York
Inquirers
Herbert Hoover
Hoover Starts First Campaign Tour with Dawes Greeting
Herbert Hoover, on a cross continent trip, spends three hours in Chicago as guest of Vice President Dawes. He receives cheering crowds in Fort Wayne and Evanston, waves to supporters from train platforms, and declares no political speech on Sunday morning.
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Mass Meeting Called in Amarillo to Save Baseball Club
A mass meeting is set for today at nine in the Amarillo hotel to support the Western League franchise. Four Amarillo businessmen Fred Bone Toney Chiam W. W. Flenniken and Wilbur C. Hawk form a committee to underwrite operations for the season and keep the team in Amarillo.
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Walter Barlow
Lee Bivins
L. B. Newby
Bill Frost
Arthur Ware
Dick Ware
Walter Ir
Drowning Death Of Vernon Boy At Tierra Blanco Creek
William Buster Thompson fifteen of Vernon drowned while swimming with four friends two miles east of Hereford in Tierra Blanco creek. His body was recovered from shallow water after divers looked for him. The boy and his brother Homer had recently come to Hereford from Vernon to work in harvest fields with their parents J. David and Mrs. Thompson.
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Joely
William Buster Thompson
Vernon
Tierra Blanco Creek
William
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Homer
J. David Thompson
Pampa Church Buys Site for New Buildings
In Pampa on July 15 a 140 by 150 foot plot was purchased for a new 65000 dollar church with a 20000 dollar educational building to be erected first. The site on Kingsmill avenue is five blocks east of Main Street. Architect W R Kaufman designs a two and a half story brick educational block. The Rev Jas Todd Jr pastors the church. A self playing violin mention appears with two French engineers names.
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Pampa
Ben Baird
Kingsmill Avenue
W. R. Kaufman
Jas, Todd, Jr
Weather Outlook for Oklahoma and Texas Regions
The forecast covers Oklahoma and Texas with Monday and Tuesday partly cloudy and unsettled conditions. East Texas may see showers, while West Texas includes cooler Panhandle through Tuesday.
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West Texas
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One Dead and One Wounded in Feud Drama
In Cameron Illinois Curtis Bates shot and killed Chester Burnett aged 88 and seriously wounded his brother Clifford 32 following a quarrel over ownership of timber scraps from railroad tie cuts. Both sides claimed the slabs left after the logging and leased the timber land from Bates.
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Kentucky
Cameron
Here
Curtis G. Bates
Chester Burnett
Clifford
Burnetts
Bates
Mexican Prisoners Escape From Blue Ridge Farm
Fourteen Mexican inmates escaped from Blue Ridge State farm No. 2 by cutting a hole in their barracks. A posse with Captain John Luttenbacher and bloodhounds pursued through surrounding territory. all men were at large by 6 PM and authorities expanded checks in the area.
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Liberty
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Cleveland Heiress to Wed British Officer in Palestine
A romance begun in Cairo two years ago culminates in the engagement of Anne Taft Ingalls daughter of Albert S. Ingalls Cleveland Ohio vice president of the New York Central to Major Rupert Warburton British army officer stationed in Palestine She is a grandniece of Chief Justice William Howard Taft and the engagement was announced in Cleveland.
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Anne Taft Ingalls
Albert S. Ingalls
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Ohio
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William Howard Taft
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Natural gas to reach Alanreed within 90 days
Alanreed voters learn North Texas Utilities Co will install a natural gas system. Service must be available within 90 days with mains and laterals to start within 7 to 10 days. The project was a key Chamber of Commerce priority.
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Rescue of Malmgren Party Revives Hope For Further Success
General Umberto Nobile reports aboard the Citta di Mia near Virgo Bay that the Malmgren rescue brought hopeful signs for future operations yet notes the death of Dr Finn Malmgren a month earlier. The wireless dispatch reflects continued optimism and unresolved risk.
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Italia
King Features Inc
Citta DI Mio
Virgo Bay
Cunard Commodore James Charles Dies After Final Voyage
Sir James Charles, Commodore of the Cunard Line since 1921, dies in England after the Aquitania voyage ends. He fell ill at Cherbourg, remained unconscious, and died at a Southampton nursing home without regaining consciousness or recognizing his wife.
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Southampton
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Canned Peaches Stuffed with Cheese and Lettuce
A simple dish uses canned peaches halved and stuffed with cheddar or similar cheese mixed with sour cream. Serve these savory halves on crisp lettuce and complement with French dressing for a light appetizer.
Bronca Sweep Two-Game Set Versus Oklahoma City Indians
The Bronca secured a double-header win against the Oklahoma City Indians after previously taking two straight from the Tulsa Collers. The team heads into the second half of the season in strong form and remains a top contender.
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Amar
Broncs May Stay In Amarillo As League Takes Over
Western league president Mr Gear will discuss retention plans for the Amarillo Broncs with Vin Lindsay Nunn G C Odom Otis Phillips and others. The club showed first half expenses about 6000 over gate receipts and former owners abandoned the franchise. Total season expenses are estimated at 26890 with gate receipts near 16300, including road share.
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Gear
Amarillo
Impressive Ceremony To Mark Departure Of Carranza's Body
At Roosevelt Field the body of Captain Emilio Carranza will be moved to a funeral train for Mexico City. A vast escort of 10 000 troops, National Guard units, naval detachment, and air squadron will accompany the cortege through New York to Pennsylvania Station. Time of departure from the funeral parlors is set for 3 p.m.
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Mt. Holly
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Mexico City
Carranza
Roosevelt Field
Washington
Arturo Elias
Otho B. Rosenbaum
Fort Hamilton
Hanson E. Ely
National Guard
New Jersey
Theodore Baldwin, Jr
Army
Mitchell Field
John L. Reynolds
Caranza
Pennsylvania Station
Illinois Solon Rathbone Dies in Chicago Hospital
Congressman Henry R. Rathbone of Illinois died at Presbyterian Hospital in Chicago after an operation. The two year illness followed a campaign bid for re election. He had been recovering and could talk briefly when he suddenly suffered breathing difficulty and died.
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Ilinois
Presbyterian Hospital
Rathbone
T-Anchor Meet Set For August 23 At Canyon
The annual T-Anchor roundup at Canyon is scheduled for August 23. President John Arnot of Amarillo and secretary Miss Laura V Hamner of Amarillo announced admission requires proof of cattle industry involvement through 1895. Admission cards cost 2 per head of family. widows are exempt.
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John Arnot
Amarillo
Laura V. Hamner
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John Snyder
Champeen
John Turner
Johns
Friona Shooting Victim Alvis Blankenship Still Alive
Reports from Hereford say Alvis Blankenship was shot in Friona Saturday morning and remains alive with doctors hopeful for recovery. Buford Taylor surrendered in Friona and is held without statement. examining trial expected in a few days.
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Alvis Blankenship
Friona
Blankenship
Buford Taylor
Taylor
Moody Announces Fourteen New Speaking Dates
Governor Moody announced fourteen new speaking dates as he campaigns for re election. The stops span east north central west and central Texas toward the July 28 primary. A Fort Worth speech is set for Monday July 23, a key stronghold of rival Louis J. Wardlaw amid Ferguson era influence claims.
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Tex
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Texas
Fort Worth
Louis J. Wardlaw
James E. Ferguson
Ferguse
Wardlaw
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