Treasury shakeup to abolish state lines highway officers
The treasury department announced a sweeping enforcement reform to be effective August 12. Assistant Secretary Andrews will oversee a decentralized system with state directors eliminated and districts redrawn along federal judicial lines. Headquarters set for 22 districts including Fort Worth for Texas and Oklahoma and New Orleans for several southern states.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Andrews
Treasury
Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Lousiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Denver
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Reform in Senate Rules Is Defined
In Manchester New Hampshire Vice-President Dawes spoke to the Chamber of Commerce outlining a reform in Senate rules. He argued the aim is not to silence the minority or strip rights but to end secret barters that enable the majority to stall public business and force hidden trades.
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Associated Press
Manchester
N. Hel
Dawes
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Shepherd Denies Germ Plot In Murder Trial
Chicago June 23 Three minutes of denial and an hour and a half of exhaustive cross examination marked William Darling Shepherd's trial for murder. After the defense ended its case the state rested following a calm, precise denial of all twenty two counts. Prosecutor Crowe pursued only new admissions, while the defense awaited jurors' verdicts in a case labeled brutal and atrocious.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Thomas J. Lynch
Billy McClintock
William Scott Stewart
Grand Jury
Charles
Faiman
Denison Attorney Dies After Stroke At Home
Denison June 23 Captain E J Smith 59 longtime Denison attorney and former United States district attorney for the eastern district of Texas died at his home today after a stroke of apoplexy Wednesday. He was appointed district attorney during the Wilson administration.
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Denison
Associated Press
E. J. Smith
United States
District of
Texas
Wilson
U S Navy Lieutenant Dies in Honolulu Air Crash
Lieutenant Commander Nathan B. Chase of San Diego was killed in an airplane crash at Ewa plantation Honolulu this morning around nine o'clock. Reports vary with one account noting a mid air collision with an Army flier from the Langley and a tail spin from 500 feet. the Army flyer reportedly landed safely.
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Honolulu
Nathan B. Chase
US. N
San Diego
Ewa Plantation
Chase
Langley
International Harvester to Erect New Amarillo Buildings
The International Harvester Co will build two new Amarillo structures costing about 250000 on Grant between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Plans call for a 140 by 110 foot four to five story reinforced concrete building as storage and offices, and a 110 by 80 foot service station with a paved yard between them. The project aims to match rising local sales, with showers and dressing rooms for workers, and hinges on board approval after Fitch presents data. Local support came from Santa Fe railway Panhandle Lumber Co and Judge Crudgington who helped secure a fair site and air tight title.
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International Harvester Company
Grant
Tenth
Eleventh
W. A. Fisk
Amarillo
Chicago
Fisk
Fitch
Une
International Harvester
Santa Fe Railway, Panhandle Lumber Co
J. W. Crudgington
International Harvester Co
Lincoln Street
Panhandle Lumber Co
Judge Crudgington
Dr Horn Calls Service a Modern Religion of Service
Dr P W Horn president of Texas Technological College told Epworth League at Polk Street Methodist that today’s religion is service and business success follows service. He urged unity beyond denominationalism and noted Christians should integrate work and faith, with total enrollment near forty by last night as visitors begin to arrive.
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P. W. Horn
Texas Technological College
Epworth League
Polk Street Methodist Church
Dr. Horn
W. M. Culwell
H King
Poland
Neff
Texas
Sharpley
Fergusons
Texas University
Jim
Weather forecast fragment for Amarillo and region
Forecast notes showers likely in Amarillo Wednesday with a cooler night. West Texas should see cloudy to partly cloudy skies and showers northward. Eastern New Mexico expected generally fair with possible northern thundershowers and cooler eastern areas. Text contains garbled remnants and unreadable portions.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Mareschereenes
Orr Is Renamed Cotton Bureau Head at Dallas
John T. Orr of Dallas was reelected president and general manager of the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association at a new board meeting in Dallas. W. D. Farris of Ennis became vice president and Harry Williams of Mesquite was named secretary and treasurer. New department heads include M. T. Hays director of field service and assistant secretary. O. M. Lowry director of publicity. B. C. Pittuck office manager and assistant secretary. Homer Stark assistant secretary. March Ellison assistant treasurer. T. M. Edwards sales manager. and W. W. Sansom assistant sales manager.
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Associated Press
Dallas
John T. Orr
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
W. D. Farris
Ennis
Harry Williams
Mesquite
M. T. Hays
O. M. Lowry
B. C. Pittuck
Homer Stark
March Ellison
T. M. Edwards
W. W. Sansom
Supreme court appeal authorized in Harvester case
Washington June 23. Attorney General Sargent authorized an appeal to the supreme court in the International Harvester company case. Canton June 28. British and French marines guarding the British concession fire machine guns against Chinese demonstrators along the Bund one man killed and several wounded. Paris June 23. Premier Painleve wins chamber vote on Moroccan policy by 610 to 30. Chicago June 23. Lehmann family gift of 200000 to 8 8 Kresge to be shared by about 150 veteran employees, some over 40 years with the store. Manila June 23. Several ships' sailings to Hongkong postponed due to Chinese strike. President Cleveland to sail direct from Shanghai to Manila Saturday, skipping Hong Kong on the northward trip.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
International Harvester Company
Sargent
Canton
Bund
Shaneen
Paris
Painleve
Chamber
Chicago
Lehmann
the Fair Department Store
8. 8
Kresge
Dy Associated Press
Manila
Hongkong
President Cleveland
Shanghai
Gas Murder Case Involving Dr. Young and Mrs Grace Young
Grace Young, wife of Los Angeles dentist Dr. Thomas W. Young, is accused of dying by somnoform gas and burial in a concrete vault beneath the home. A jail photo shows Dr. Young under indictment for murder and an instrument used to administer the gas through a funnel shaped porton with a rubber bulb reportedly missing.
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Grace Young
Thomas W. Young
Los Angeles
Dr. Young
Notice from Shark and Shark Attorneys regarding a yellow Daimler
A formal legal notice from SHARK AND SHARK dated June 24 1925 asserts ownership of a yellow Daimler and objects to attempts linking the owner to a bloody language cited by police. It warns against libelous ads and warns of criminal prosecutions for harassment, stating police have the real culprit under surveillance.
Motor Trains to Run on Orient Road West of San Angelo
Five motorized passenger and baggage cars ordered for operation west of San Angelo starting September 15. Two San Angelo Alpine runs replaced by two car trains. a fifth car runs daily San Angelo Texan, extending to Reagan county oil fields. Officials say service will be faster and more economical with connections to other lines at Alpine.
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Associated Press
San Angelo
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad
Kansas City
Alpine
Texan
Reagan County
Orient
Five Injured as Jersey City Fire Damages Plants
Five persons were injured and about $600,000 in property was destroyed today when a fire swept through the Barnes Manufacturing company plant in Jersey City. The blaze spread to the Jersey City Carpet Cleaning Works next door and to the International League baseball park across the street.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
N. J
Barnes Manufacturing Company
Jersey City Carpet Cleaning Works
International League Baseball Pa
Neff denies Ferguson criticism amid telgrams reveal
Austin American-Statesman publishes two telegrams from former Governor Pat Neff and Chicago correspondent M L Sharpley. Neff repudiates any unfavorable remarks about the Ferguson administration. Sharpley recounts Neff denouncing Ferguson and tries to keep his comments off the record.
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Associated Press
Austin
Austin American Tonight
Pat M. Neff
M. L. Sharpley
Chicago
Neff
Ferguson
Texas
Sharpley
Sherman
Houston
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Texas Tech
Orr
Cotton Bureau
Orient Road
Assails Fergusons
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