Ninth annual cattlemen meeting opens in Amarillo
Amarillo prepares for the ninth annual Livestock Producers convention with official headquarters at Amarillo and Palo Duro Hotels. The event blends business and pleasure with speakers from Swift, a Federal Reserve official, and local leaders. A stocker feeder sale and Hereford sale are slated for March 4, among dances, banquets, and Doughboy Scandals performances by the American Legion.
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Amarillo
le Live
Ation
Palo Duro
Mission Theater
American Legion
Bwitt
Swift and Henry
Kansas City Commission
N. I. McClure
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
F. T. Collins
Kit Carson
Colo
Dan D. Casement
Manhattan
Kang
Ross D. Rogers
Board of City Development
E. Cecil Seaman
Hanson Post
Wm. O Brien
Ww. E. Bennett
C. Harding
H. Paul
P. H. Landergin
H. C. Harding
V. Vernon
Garner
H. A. Ansley
Guy Saunders
Tom Gallaher
C. B. Davis
W. F. Land
Grover B. Hill
Anna Bower
Clyde Me
President F Ebert Dies In Berlin After Illness
Friedrich Ebert first president of the German Republic dies at 10:15 AM from peritonitis after an operation for appendicitis five days earlier. Influenza and political pressure worsened his condition as Germany faced party strife and threats of putsch. Ebert’s death, four months before the presidential election, deepens political turmoil.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Friedrich Ebert
German Republic
Magdeburg
Barmat
Frau Ebert
Germany
Ebert
Pay and rate rise signed by President Coolidge
The White House announced that President Coolidge signed the postal pay and rate increase bill. It provides about a $200 yearly average raise for postal employees from January 1 and higher postal rates from April 15 to cover most of the $68 million cost. The bill includes a rider limiting campaign expenditures by congressional candidates and calls for summer hearings to consider further revisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Post Office Department
Budget Bureau
Senate
Haese
Congressional
Edwards Wires Resignation as Panhandle Highway Chief
G. G. Edwards state highway engineer for the Panhandle district of 26 counties wired his resignation to acting gate Highway Engineer Hank. He criticized replacing Ryder of Amarillo and Spillers of Clarendon with untried men, praised their work, and asked Burkett for guidance on disposing of $70,000 in highway equipment. Continued on page twelve.
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G. G. Edwards
Panhandle
Hank
W. A. Jennings
Canyon
Frank Rogers
Joe Burkett
J. W.W. Ryder
Amarillo
R. H. Spillers
Clarendon
Edwards
Edwards Followed His Te Csram
Spiller
Ryder
Burkett
Rogers
Put Over Water Bond Election on Saturday
Amarillo voters are urged to approve $1,750,000 in water bonds this Saturday to fund a pond solution, expand supply, and lower costs. The editorial argues water is essential for Amarillo’s growth and urges citizens to cast ballots in favor to advance the city’s future.
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Amarillo
Plains
Earth tremor shakes northeast cities across borders
A two minute earthquake at 9 23 p m rattled the northeast United States and Canada. Ontario to Florence North Carolina and Louisville felt it. New York Chicago Philadelphia Washington and others saw alarms and evacuations. Fordham University seismograph recorded the strongest tremor in the metropolis with a seven inch needle shift. Reports from Montreal and Sundbury Quebec confirmed effects beyond Toronto.
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New York
United States
Canada
Ontario
Florence
N. C
Louisville
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Fordham University
Fordham
Montreal
Sundbury
Que
Toronto
Bandits Take City Payroll Near Oklahoma City
Two men robbed M. Hi. Berry of Smith Brothers and Callahan construction on a paved road near Oklahoma City today, stealing a payroll of 6007 dollars intended for water works dam workers.
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Oklahoma City
M. Hi. Berry
Smith Brothers
Callahan
Minister Dies of Shock in Puerto Rico Auto Crash
Frank E. McGuire longtime pastor of Union Church in San Juan and former pastor in Denver Albuquerque and Mexico City died from nervous shock linked to an automobile accident last week. He had served in multiple cities and communities across his career.
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Associated Press
San Juan
Porto Rico
Frank E. McGuire
The
Union Church
Here
Denver
Albuquerque
Mexico City
Aviator Royal Copeland Dies From Crash Injuries
Houston aviator Royal Copeland died after sustaining injuries in a plane crash last Thursday. He passed away early today at a local hospital. He leaves a widow, his parents Mr and Mrs R Copeland and four sisters.
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Associated Press
Houston
Merl Carson
Pearland
Texas
Royal Copeland
R. §. Copeland
Dr Charles Bingham Penrose Dies in Philadelphia
Dr Charles Bingham Penrose a leading Philadelphia physician and scientist and brother of the late Senator Penrose died suddenly of heart trouble yesterday in his drawing room on an eastbound train from Aiken South Carolina telegrams to A F Penrose president of the Academy of Natural Sciences said the death occurred on the train near Washington.
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Penrose
Philadelphia
Charles Bingham Penrose
Senator Penrose
An & Train Ear
Washington
Aiken
S. C
A. F. Penrose
Academy of Natural Sciences
Widow slashes throat after daughter's illness tragedy in Bellair
At Dilles Bottom near Bellair Ohio an unbalanced Mrs. George Doty killed her 11 year old stepdaughter Mildred Doty by slashing her throat then, in the same act of despair, cut her own throat. Both died before a physician could reach them. The tragedy followed illness in the Doty household including a year old daughter with pneumonia.
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Bellair, CO
Mildred Doty
George Doty
Dilles Bottom
Robbers Slain During Hold Up in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles two masked robbers were slain when four detectives awaiting the ambush fired on them during a drug store heist. One robber died instantly, the second died later at a hospital after being wounded.
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Los Angeles
Hurry And Enter Puzzle Contest In Daily News Post
The Daily News Evening Post invites readers to enter a crossword contest with a March 10 deadline. Submissions must reach The News office that night to be judged. mailed entries bearing the March 10 postmark will count. Ten days are allotted to solve and submit, with prize money increases possible under the Home Owned Home Edited policy.
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Daily News-Evening Post
News and Post
Dawn to Dusk Flight Fails in Record Trip
Twelve army planes of the first pursuit group failed to set a record on their dawn to dusk flight from Selfridge Field Michigan to Miami Florida. They reached Macon Georgia late today behind schedule and later refueled to resume the voyage. One plane forced down at Gray Georgia, another remained behind after landing. Delays at Dayton Ohio blamed for the failure.
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Associated Press
Macon
Georgia
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Miami
Fla
Thomas G. Lanphier
Camp Wheeler
Gray
Dayton
Ohio
J.thad Johnson
Lanphier
Eatonton
Selridge Field
B. C. Whitehead
Garrett chosen as Democratic speaker designate in 69th Congress
Finis J. Garrett of Tennessee was named by acclamation at a Democratic caucus as the party's candidate for speaker and minority leader for the sixty-ninth Congress. With Republicans to control the chamber, he cannot secure the speakership and will revert to floor leader. Mary T. Norton of New Jersey becomes assistant secretary, first woman to participate in a Democratic caucus.
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Associated Press
Washington
Finis J
Tennessee
Garrett
Mary T. Norton
Jersey City
New Jersey
Otey Sentenced for Embezzlement at Oklahoma A&M
Stillwater Oklahoma February 28 M J Otey former financial secretary of the Oklahoma A M College was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary and fined 500 for embezzling college funds.
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Stillwater
Okla
M. J. Otey
Oklahoma A. & M
Three Killed in Oklahoma Holdups
Two men were killed in Oklahoma City last night during a grocery store holdup. Moody Jackson, a Black man, was shot after failing to promptly raise his hands. Street car conductor H. H. Hipsher, 59, was mortally wounded and died en route to a hospital. Police seek three suspected Black assailants seen fleeing in a car.
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Associated Prose
Oklahoma City
Moody Jackson
Aic
H. H. Hipsher
Jackson
Ninth Annual Music Festival Showcases Wide Artist Array
Announcement from sponsor Bimil F Myers reveals a five night program in Amarillo from April 18 onward featuring Albert Spalding violin, Girvin's Little Symphony Orchestra, May Peterson soprano, Oscar Seagle baritone, and Don Jose Mojica tenor. The event aims to surpass prior years in artists and attendance.
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Armarillo
Bimil F Myers
Therogram
Myers
Don Josa Monica
Chicai Civic Opera
Albert Spaldsing
Kreisler
Girvin
Little Symphony Orchestra
Chicago
Amarillo
May Peterson
Metropolitan Opera Company
Oscar Seagle
Don Jose Mojica
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Panhandle Livestock Producers’ Association
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Finis Garrett
Oklahoma
Amarlo
New Mexico
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Mitt. Vos
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