Editors Laud Amarillo Visit At Tex as Press Meet
Thomas B. Lusk praises Amarillo hospitality during the Texas Press Association convention. He notes lavish banquets and travel, cites Palo Duro Canyon visit, and urges park status. Several editors from Olney and McKinney praise city and offer reflections on growth and future articles in the Journal.
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Thomas B.lusk
Amarillo
United States
Palo Dure Canyon
Canyon City
Texas
Wichita Falls
Childress
Plains
Wis
Olney Enterprise
R. Shuffler
Robert
Young County
Texas Press Association
Enterprise
McKinney Courier-Gazette
Panhandle
Tom W. Perkins
Bill Smith
San Saba News
Perkins
Sam P. Harden
Richardson Echo
Harden
Press Associaon
McKinney
J. Henry Blake
Johnson Street
Wells Faulkner
Moore-Poston Co
W. Donald
Slaton Slatonite
Collin County
Vote on Klan and League questions at Democratic meet
At Madison Square Garden, roll calls split by region on the Klan plank and League of Nations substitute. Final tallies show narrow margins with several states voting both ways, reflecting deep party divisions ahead of the national convention.
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Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
Baker
League of Nations
Yeas
Nayes
Arizona
Mayes
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
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Georgia
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Tilmots
Indiana
Town
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Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
South Carolina
South Dakota
Naves
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Smithville Press Trip Reflects West Texas Hospitality
Staub of the Smithville Times recalls a Texas Press Association trip to Fort Worth and Amarillo, praising openhearted reception by West Texas editors. He notes endless travel hours, wider vision, and gratitude for entertainment and camaraderie among press colleagues.
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Bastrop County
Amarillo
Texas Press Association
Fort Worth
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Plains
Celina Record Editors Attend Amarillo Convention
Celina Record editor C. C. Andrews and his son Edwin attended the press convention in Amarillo. The Record quotes remarks praising Amarillo as a growing metropolis and the potential of Collin County if it had similar growth. It notes a Grayson County link via Lee Bivins who owned land along a fifteen mile stretch north of Amarillo by the Canadian River.
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Celina Record
C. ¢. Andrews
Edwin Andrews
Amarillo
Collin County
West Texas
Amario
Lee Bivins
Grayson County
Canadian River
Amareo
Amarillo visit praised by Gainesville Signal at convention
Gainesville Signal reporter leverett describes the convention coverage with details of a canyon trip to Devil's Kitchen and remarks on Amarillo’s growth. The piece notes plans for 50,000 population, strong business, hospitality, and a wish to return next year, with local civic leaders and editors attending.
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Leverett
Devil's Kitchen
Amarillo
City Board of Development
Chamber of Commerce
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Southwestern Telephone Company
Texas Press
Clation
Harigel
Fayette County
Tornado Toll as Ohio Guards Rush to Lorain
About fifty members of the 112th engineers corps of the Ohio National Guard were sent to Lorain in taxi cabs under Governor Donahey's orders. They were led by Col. Ralph H. White. A Nickel Plate train awaited to transport the rest as mobilization proceeds.
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Ohio National Guard
Loraine
Donahey
Ralph H. White
Troops Ordered Out To Aid Ohio Disaster Areas
In a dispatch from Columbus Adjutant General Frank D Henderson ordered the 148th National Guard Infantry around Toledo and the 112th engineers from Cleveland to move immediately to Lorain Elyria and Sandusky. Governor Donahey will meet the adjutant general in Wooster to coordinate relief efforts. An appeal from Sandusky mayor reports the city in ruins with hundreds dead feared in Lorain.
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Associated Pree
Columbus
Ohio
Frank D. Henderson
148Th National Guard Infantry
Toledo
112Th Engineers
Cleveland
Loraine
Elyria
Sandusky
Henderson
Donahey
New Philadelphia
Wooster
Sandusty
Ferry tragedy at Sandusky causes 100 deaths
A long distance telephone message from Clinton Ohio reports 100 dead after the automobile ferry Reliance capsized off Sandusky. The storm wrecked waterfront buildings and street cars. The Cedar Point Resort warehouse and ferry building were blown into the harbor as communication with Sandusky failed.
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Associated Press
Plint
Mich
Clinton
Ohio
Reliance
Cedar Point
Three Killed in Fort Dodge Storm Report
Three persons are reported killed at Fort Dodge Iowa by a storm that swept the city last night. Communication lines to Fort Dodge were disrupted and the report has not been verified.
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Fort Dodge
Associated Press
Towa
Five Die as Peoria Tornado Rips Through City
A Peoria Illinois tornado early today leaves five known dead, two more reported dead, over twenty injured, some seriously, and property losses around one and a half million dollars. Nearby areas also affected as rescue efforts continue.
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Peoria
Associated Press
Ill
Holford couple celebrate thirtieth anniversary in Amarillo
Mr and Mrs W A Holford of Garland News Dallas county attended the Texas Press Association meeting in Amarillo. They marked thirty years of marriage during the trip as attendees traveled long distances in what was described as the largest gathering of the association to date with strong attendance and entertainment.
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Lindsay Nunn
V. Vernon
The
Amarillo News
Board of Development
Oon
Amarillo
Harding Ranch
Palo Duro Canyon
Colorado
California
Gouldy Ranch
Snider
Texas
Vid
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W. A. Holford
Dallas County
Texas Press Association
Tornado Kills Two in Eastport Florida Damages Sheds
A powerful tornado struck Eastport Florida eight miles east of Jacksonville late today killing two men identified as W. B. Hilliard sixty from Curtis a laborer and John a second victim. The storm unroofed six hundred foot lumber sheds and caused extensive damage.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Florida
Eastport
Fla
Here
W. B. Hilliard
Curtis
John
Tornado injures two in Des Moines damage estimate
A tornado in Des Moines caused extensive property damage and left two people injured. Authorities reported non life threatening injuries while crews assessed the scene and began repairs. Local officials warned residents to stay cautious as after effects linger.
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Des Moines
President Coolidge Family Set Sail on Potomac Cruise
President Coolidge and his family depart Washington for a Potomac cruise aboard the Mayflower. The excursion follows a week of activities in the capital as the presidential party motions along the river. The outing highlights a relaxed public moment during the current Washington visit.
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Washington
Coolidge
Potomac River
Minority report on league klan defeated headline
The Associated Press reports a minority plank condemning secret political societies and pledging Democratic opposition to the Ku Klux Klan while urging religious and civil rights protection. A separate League of Nations substitute plank advocates organized world cooperation and a permanent court, criticizing Republican foreign policy and urging U.S. adherence to international justice.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Ku Klux Klan
United States
Democratic Party
Associates Press
League of Nations
Platform Committee
Newton D. Baker
Seaat
Republican Party
Permanent Court of International Justice
Senate
Vote tallies by state and territories indicated in a legislative record
A historical roll call lists West Virginia, Wisconsin, Alaska, District of Columbia, Philippines and Porto Rico with yeas and nays for each, showing totals: yeas 3534 and nays 7423, plus absent. The entry notes errors in spelling and formatting across columns.
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Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
Ku Klux Klan
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Indiana
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Mississippi
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Nebraska
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Yoming
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Panhandle Students Earn High Honors at UT
Dean Bell of UT Austin announced 37 UT Panhandle students in four groups for scholastic excellence in the last term. Among the top 2 percent is H. O. Wilborn of Amarillo and among the top 4 percent are R. W. Conher of Roswell New Mexico and Francis Hoffman of Slaton, Texas.
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Associated Press
Austin
Spurgeor Bell
School of Business Administration
University of Texas
Wilborn
Amarillo
R. W. Conher
Roswell
N. M
Francis Hoffman
Slaton
Normal students land jobs in Plains schools
Two students from West Texas State Teachers College have accepted posts. Garland Lewis will teach Mathematics and Science and coach football at Littlefield High School next year, while Virgil Dodson becomes principal of Silverton High School in Texas.
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News Canyon
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Garland Lewis
Littlefield
Virgil Dodson
Silverton
Texas
Reid Attends Democratic Convention in New York
J W Reid a candidate for State Senator from this district is in New York this week attending the National Democratic nominating convention. Reid, well known in this Texas section for his enthusiasm, said he would shout for Texas as long as his voice held out and then hire someone to shout in his place to help New Yorkers realize Texas is on the map.
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Reid
New York
News Canyon
J. W. Reid
Texas
Brownwood
To Season Apples for Flavorful Dishes
If apples lack flavor, cook an inch of common cinnamon or five to six cloves with them when making applesauce or pie.
Cotton Market Falls on Weather and Demand Shifts
Daily News market summary from New York reports cotton prices drifting lower amid revised crop estimates and favorable weather. July contracts eased from 20.28 to 28.98, down about 39 points in light liquidation, while new crop months weakened further with October slipping to Db as profits were booked.
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Associated Press
New York
Cannot Starve to Cure Diabetes Says Rat and Get Well
An advertisement asserts you cannot starve diabetes and promotes a book Rat and Get Well by M Richartz offering free postal copy to sufferers, detailing a key department address in New York. The message urges immediate written contact for the free material.
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M. Richartz
New York
Public Records of Warranty Deeds and Transfers
Public record listing multiple warranty deeds and trust transfers with values ranging from five dollars to eighteen thousand five hundred dollars. Notable entries include A. Miller to L. Davis at 3 Bik 1 Wolflin Place for 1000 dollars and W. B. Cazzell to Aik Randall at Pt 6-6 Bik 81 8 J. Hts for 18500 dollars.
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A. Miller
L. Nl. Davis
Wolflin Place
Amarillo Improvements Co
Julia G. Howard
J. Hts
D. D. Craine
D. Dickinson
A. Ehorstadt
Mattle R. Morvell
Rice
R. L. McSpadden
Cazzell
Nannie B. Cazzell
Sam B.wee
Ella Burson
Margar
Christian
R. A. Carton
Rees
G. ©. Odom
Geo James
William Oliver
Vanent
Lewis P. Picids
Weather Synopsis: Low pressure moves through southwest and central valleys
An area of comparatively low air pressure overspreads the southwest and central valleys, with the highest over the northwest. Temperatures remain about stationary, and moisture rises over the northwest as conditions persist.
Narrow New Orleans cotton market ends lower on new crop
The New Orleans cotton market traded narrowly with an early gain fading. July futures drew support from shorts fears before the option, closing around 27.40, while October and December steadied near 24 and 24.12 before trimming to 24.18 and 23.95 respectively, leaving July and new crop off by two and fifteen points.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Cotton Seed Oil Prices Close Steady In New York
Cotton seed oil closed steady in New York with bid values for prime summer yellow at 10.85, prime crude at 9.25, and futures for July 10.85 August 10.98 September 10.83. Sales totaled 3,000 units with varied contract quotes across several months.
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Coten Seed
Associated Press
New York
Seady
Watermelon movement rises as markets report arrivals
Watermelon robbing markets show increased activity with 718 cars moved, including 97 from Texas raising the state total to 490. Chicago terminal totals show 29 Texas arrivals and 45 track, with prices 5.25 to 5.60 per car. Kansas City reports seven track weaker at 26 032 cwt priced at 3.00 to 3.50.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Chicago
Kansas City
U S Bonds Close With Mixed Quotations in New York
New York June 28 United States bonds showed varied bids with prices like 101.24 for 30s and 102.8 for 4s while 10s touched 108.9 and 102.11 for the fourth issue as traders noted slight shifts in demand and yields across maturities.
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Associated Proas
New York
Tritten States
Wean Aus
Chicago Poultry Prices Mixed in Early Market Report
Chicago poultry prices from the Associated Press show alive birds lower for fowls and broilers mixed, with listed weights and categories including roosters. June market figures reflect fluctuating demand and supply across categories.
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Chicago
Associated Press
New York Money Rates and Silver Prices Report
New York June 28 bar silver quoted at 4 per bunce with money at 14 percent. Discount rates listed at 8 percent for short bills and 8 3-16 percent for three months bills.
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New York
Foreign Exchange Rates Gathered From Markets
Foreign exchanges in New York on June 28 show irregular quotations across currencies. Rates listed include Great Britain at 4.329 and 4.325 with 60 day bills, France at 5.20 and 5.30, and various European currencies such as Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark and Switzerland cited with multiple figures. The report notes mixed demand across the foreign market with several currencies displaying small variances.
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Associated Press
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Great Britain
Banka
France
Beisium
Germany
Holland
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Spain
Greece
Doland
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Romania
Nua
Brasil
Stocker and feeder market eases amid weekly cattle trends
Kansas City stocker feeder report shows lower prices across cattle and sheep sections. Holdovers steady in some categories while packer top reaches 7.25 and shippers 7.20. fat lambs weaken, best Texan wethers around 6.76, Idaho lambs 20.25 to 10.60, market to close Friday and Saturday for July 4th and 5th.
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Kansas City
Packer
Cannes
Best Texag
Idaho
Hog and cattle market report from Wichita Kansas
Hog receipts total about 200 with top at 7.25 and bulk 7.10 to 7.20. Cattle receipts near 300, no calves. Week market slow with 25 to 50 lower butcher cattle and 50 to 100 lower calves. Suckers slow and draggy. Tenourh steers to test market. Cows and heifers 25 lower. Market closed Friday and Saturday July 4 and 5.
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Kas
East St. Louis Livestock Prices Report
East St Louis market reports hogs 5,000 head steady to higher with heavy butchers 7 1 45 dollars, pigs 5.85 to 6.25, packer sows 6.25 to 6.30. Cattle 600 head with native steers 7.50 to 9.00, Texas steers 5.00 to 5.65, yearlings and heifers 8.00 to 8.65, cows 4.00 to 5.00, canners 1.75 to 2.25, Bologna bulls 4.50 to 8.75. Sheep 150 head with lambs 13.25, bulk 13.25, culls 6.00.
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East St. Louis
Associated Bess
EAST
Bologna
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report
Cattle 800 head including 300 calves steady with prices from 2.00 to 8.50 per head for calves and 3.50 to 6.50 for beeves. Hogs 800 head higher with top at 7.50 and bulk 7.25 to 7.43. Sheep receipts none. market nominal.
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Fort Worth
Associates Press Worth
Beneficial Rains Press Wheat Down in Midwest Trade
Chicago June 28 rains beneficial for the spring crop in the northwest pushed wheat prices lower closing 4 to 1 cent under prior figures. July futures at 1.149 and September near 1.15 to 1.10. Corn slipped 3 cents to a modest decline while oats rose slightly and provisions held steady to 10 cents off.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Northwest
Southwest
Kansas City Grain Prices Report
Grain quotes furnished by Alex Hyman and Co show wheat and corn pricing data for July and September contracts. Wheat bids and notes appear with a one dollar plus context while corn prices indicate July and September terms with a 0.98 level and a 765 reference number.
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