McAdoo Withdraws Name From Democratic Nomination Race
Washington reports indicate William G. McAdoo refused to allow his name to be presented at the Democratic National Convention. Despite plans for an uninstructed delegation, party leaders noted a surprise setback as McAdoo’s withdrawal reshapes the contest with Senator Glass and other supporters rallying in his favor.
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Woman remanded to jail after fatal shooting
Sallie Shields, about 35, in custody after waiving prelim and admitting she shot her husband Will Shields at a home on Polk Street. Three bullets struck him. a 32 caliber pistol was used. Shield’s prior case in 1918 involved E W Benton, whom she killed and was acquitted for.
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Benton
Atlanta and Little Rock Set for Doubleheader Tomorrow
The Little Heck and Atlanta baseball teams, idle two days over a player dispute, will meet in a two game set in Atlanta tomorrow. League directors in Memphis settled the players issue Monday.
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Tractor Men Hear Interesting Talks at First Banquet
Panhandle Tractor Thresher and Implement Association held its inaugural banquet at Amarillo Hotel with speakers Fr. N. Morgan Mayor Lon D. Marrs W H Fuqua and A Stinnett. toastmaster L G Kibbe introduced speakers and 50 attendees heard forecasts of expanding Panhandle agriculture and wheat prospects.
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Oklahoma City
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Amarillo Commercial Company
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Dallas
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J. Bergfeld
Funeral services set for financier Georgres W Perkins
Funeral services for financier Georgres W Perkins who died today at Stamford fall sanitarium Connecticut will be held Sunday afternoon from the Presbyterian church in Riversdale. The body arrived in New York and was taken to the Perkins home where it will lie in state until Sunday. Interment will be in the family plot in Willown cemetery.
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Fat Women Equal In Business Efficiency, Says Tupper
Boston June 1 Fat women are as efficient in business as thinner sisters says Mrs Prank B Tupper Boston University adviser on secretarial ethics She outlines style advice including modest attire hair and shoes and urges women to avoid prejudices and maintain an easy manner in professional life.
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Young man arrested on forgery charge
A young man who gave the name Thomas Groves was arrested after attempting to cash a $160 check at Merchants Café on Taylor Street. The check, drawn on a Dillion bank in Montana and bearing C. H. Walker’s signature, closely matched Groves handwriting and he admitted writing it. He faced a $5,000 bond before United States Commissioner Stone after waiving examination.
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Embezzlement Charge Filed Against East Texas Banker
Paris Texas June 18 Lawrence K E Stell former cashier of Farmers National Bank Cooper Texas was charged with embezzlement. The case centers on alleged misappropriation of bank funds while in that role and has drawn regional attention from local authorities and residents. Stell faces legal action in connection with the bank's finances.
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T G. Meore
East Texas
Associated Press
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Texas
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Carhier
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Cooper, Texas
Weather Outlook For West Texas Weekend
West Texas forecasts show Saturday partly cloudy and warmer in the north portion. Sunday remains partly cloudy with a continuation of mild temperatures.
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Discharged Sergeant Honored During 30 Year Career
Sergeant Thomas H. Smith retires from the United States Army after thirty years of service, twelve with the First Infantry. He is publicly honored during discharge, with the regiment parading before him and remarks from Major General Morrison and other senior officers.
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Thomas H. Smith
United States Army
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Siberia
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Massare
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Camp Lewis
Western Department
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Hig Erstee
Ed ‘Im
Detroit Becomes Fourth Largest U.S. City
Washington reports Detroit has surpassed Chicago in growth and now ranks as the fourth largest city in the United States, behind New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
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