Gulf Production Buys Dial Ranch Leases in Hutchinson County
Gulf Production company pays 1 million dollars for a half interest in leases totaling 11 573 acres in Hutchinson county north of the Canadian river. Three producing wells expected to yield about 1100 barrels daily. Leases largely on the Dial ranch. Cline Panhandle and Gulf to form a separate operating zone with Gulf in charge.
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Gulf Production Company
Hutchinson County
Canadian River
Wichita Falls
Walter D. Cline
Panhandle Refining Company
Dial
Cline
Panhandle
Gulf Company
Co-eds halted on voyage as suspected rum runners
Thirty three Washington State College Glee Club members traveling by boat from Everett to Port Angeles were stopped by a coast guard cutter in the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The tug was signalled to halt. guards searched bags but found nothing linked to the Volstead Act and the group was allowed to continue.
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Port Angeles
Wash
Washington State College Glee Club
Everett
Coast Guard
Strait of Juan de Fuca
Coast Guards
President to Delay Naming Haney Successor
President Coolidge plans to defer appointing a successor to Bert Haney of Oregon to the shipping board until Congress passes merchant marine legislation.
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Bert Haney
Washington
Coolidge
Oregon
Shipping Board
Congress
Black Strap Used In Home Brew Denies Hogs Favorite
Washington March 2. The use of black strap a cane sugar byproduct for home brew liquor and for road work is reducing hogs fattening feed. Representative Cole Republican Iowa told the House committee that this material competes with corn a principal ingredient in illicit liquor. He cited estimates that 6 000 000 bushels of corn annually go to liquor manufacture. Cole supported a bill to remove restrictions on handling corn sugar.
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Washington
Cole
Iowa
House Committee
Mr. Cole
Washington day's legislative and political moves
The Senate passed the 425 million deficiency bill while Gerald Chapman’s counsel prepared an appeal to the Supreme Court. The House Agriculture Committee postponed farm relief hearings to Thursday as the fariffs commission received 690,500 in appropriations. The ICC disapproved the Nickel Plate Merger. The Independent Offices appropriation bill totaling 509 million passed the House. The Senate immigration committee sidestepped a Senate inquiry into outlawry in Chicago. Coolidge stayed optimistic on Mexican land and oil issues, while Representative McClintic charged naval vessels were ill built.
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Senate
Council
Gerald Chapman
Supreme Court
House Agriculture Committee
Farifs Commission
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Independent Offices
Senate Immigration Committee
Chicago
Coolidge
McClintic
Oklahoma
New Murder Charges Filed In Osage Deaths
Pawhuska Oklahoma March 2 State resumes prosecution in Osage murders tied to a $2 6 million Osage fortune. W K Hale and John Ramsey charged with the 1923 murder of W J Smith and his wife and a servant girl. Hale previously faced similar charges later dismissed after federal action.
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Pawituska
Okla
W. K. Hale
Osage County
John Ramsey
W. J. Smith
Fairfax
Hale
Henry Roan
Federal District Court
Oklahoma City
John H Cotteral
United States
Locarno Pact Ratified by Chamber of Deputies in France
Paris March 2 The Chamber of Deputies ratified the Locarno security pact by 418 to 71 amid uproar with Alsatian deputy Huber shouting in Alsatian. Critics and abstainers joined in backing the pact as a step toward European tranquility. Premier Briand urged France to lead toward reconciliation and avoid war.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Huber
Alsace
France
Europe
Briand
Favors Oil Field Road to Panhandle
Amarillo city officials signal cooperation with neighbor on paving project for Oil Field Road. B C D backs the plan and pledges coordination to accelerate improvements and widen regional road links. The move aims to ease traffic flow and support economic activity in the Panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Neighbor City
Carson Paves Path to Bonded Vote for County Road Plan
Hutchinson County cooperates with Amarillo and Panhandle on a highway into the oil field. The Panhandle Bond was indorsed by the Board of City Development after a joint meeting led by County Judge James A Whiteside. Carson County and Hutchinson County officials voiced readiness to vote bonds to pave a 20 mile road north to the Hutchinson line and later extend toward Spearman and state aid.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Board of
City Development Directors
James A. Whiteside
Ashbery A. Callaghan
Hutchinson County
Spearman
Callaghan
Burk Burnett
Carson County
St Francis
St. Francis
Mr. Callahan
Sid O'Keefe
Jno
O'Keefe
Lee Satterwhite
W O Gatton
Little Hope For Recovery Of Dr George Slover
Fort Worth Texas March 2 Little hope was held for the recovery of Dr George S Slover president of Clarendon college at Clarendon after an operation at a local hospital His condition remained critical He formerly pastored Mulkey Methodist church and is publisher of the Texas Christian Advocate.
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Fort Worth
Mar
George 8. Slover
Clarendon College
Clarendon
Mulkey Methodist Church
Texas Christian Advocate
Plane crash near Scottsville injures two men
Two Chicago men, William Kisler 85 and Richard Murch, were aboard a two passenger plane traveling from Florida to Chicago when it crashed near Scottsville Kentucky. Kisler was probably fatally injured while Murch sustained minor cuts and bruises.
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Scottsville
William Kisler
Chicago
Richard Murch
Florida
Here
Silliman Evans Attacked in Stephenville Lobby
Fort Worth Star-Telegram staffer Silliman Evans was knocked unconscious and injured in Stephenville when John Cage accused him over a highway article. Evans bled from a head wound but was not believed concussed. Cage fled. Police pursued Cage as Attorney General Dan Moody visited Evans. A assault warrant was issued, with a Justice of the Peace to receive a report next morning.
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Austin
Silliman Evans
The
Fort Worth
Evans
Cage
Star-Telegram
Hico
Stephenville
Chalk Hill
Evan
Toliie
Dan Moody
John Shelton
Justice of the Peace
Frank Tannehill
Justice Court
Gouldy Elected Breeders Head at Panhandle Hereford Meet
W M Gouldy was elected president of the Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association at the Amarillo banquet and meeting. Byron Gist became vice president and W E Bennett secretary, with Pronger, Farley, and Keiser named to the executive committee. A sale of forty two bulls and eight females is set at the Tri State fair grounds at 1 pm. Twenty seven Panhandle cattle shown here will be exhibited at the Fat Stock show in Fort Worth next week.
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Amarillo Hotel
Gouldy
Byron Gist
W. E. Bennett
P. J. Pronger
Stratford
P. B. Farley
Groom
C. QO. Keiser
Bennett
Tri-State Fair
Fort Worth
John M. Hazleton
Alton Walker
American Hereford Journal
J. C. Swift
Kansas City
Earl Garten
Greensburg
Ind
John Burns
Texas Hereford Breeders Association
O. H. Nelson
Romero
C. O. Keiser
Church Move to Ban Dancing at West Texas Convention
West Texas Chamber of Commerce plans a June convention with dancing for the queen’s ball despite a Northwest Texas Conference resolution opposing dancing. Directors said public street dances are banned and enforced, while street spontaneity may continue. The Methodist conference resolution urged elimination of all dancing from the event and was to be sent to chamber leaders.
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Big West Texas
Mineral Wells
Methodist Conference
N. J. Mayhew
W. M. Murrell
D. B. Doak
Lewis N. Stuckey
L. N. Lipscomb
A L. Moore
West Texas
Northwest Texas
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Moody swept into governor race by friends
Williamson County citizens urge attorney general candidacy for Moody. Backers describe political shift as a bold move aligning Moody with state leadership goals. The push emphasizes Moody's legal background and public service to appeal to regional voters.
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Moody
Williamson County
Moody urged as Texas governor by Williamson meeting
A Williamson county mass meeting in Georgetown endorses Attorney General Dan Moody for governor. Speakers praise Moody’s career and urge honesty in government and frugal spending, with a petition calling him to seek the Democratic nomination. Moody remains absent due to illness.
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Georgetown
Dan Moody
Williamson County
Moody
Ferguson
Lynch Davidson
Mouston
Austin
Texas
H. M. Graves
Court House
Senator McKellar Attacks Col. House in Memoirs
In Washington on March 2, Senator McKellar condemned Colonel Edward B. House for betraying Woodrow Wilson in his memoirs published in serial form. He called the action the worst piece of effrontery and said House’s papers misrepresent facts. Caraway urged restraint while McKellar defended reading the articles, noting many readers may ignore them.
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Washington
EB. M. House
Senate
Sen. McKellar
Tennessee
Woodrow Wilson
Takmahecutons House
Benator McKellar
Colonel House
Coleone Neuse
Wilson
Caraway
Arkansas
McKellar
House
Breckenridge Man Named Amarillo City Secretary
O C Goodwin of Breckenridge was selected by Amarillo Board of City Development as secretary. He will begin by April 1 with a salary of 5000 dollars, replacing O V Vernon who resigned in January. Goodwin, about 40, has two years as Breckenridge secretary and strong chamber of commerce backing. He plans to serve the Tri-State Valley from Amarillo and moves soon, saying Amarillo has a bright future.
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O. C. Goodwin
Breckenridge
Amarillo
Goodwin
Chamber Commerce
O. V. Vernon
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Tri-State
Mr. Riggs
Wanderer Captured After Four Days in Atascosa County
A wealthy farmer who ran amuck at his home near Jourdanton was found wandering in brush in Atascosa County four days later. Ranchers and officers brought him to Tilden where he received food, clothing, and treatment for arm wounds. In Philadelphia a separate case, David L. Marshall pleaded not guilty to killing Miss Mary Dietrich and dismembering her body, with trial set to begin next Monday before Judge McDevitt.
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San Antonio
Mar
Atascosa County
Jourdant
Callaghan
Three Rivers
Tilden
Philadelphia
David L. Marshall
Mary Dietrich
President Coolidge Signs Largest Peacetime Budget Bill
President Coolidge signed the largest peacetime appropriation bill in history, a Treasury and Post Office supply measure totaling 66,281,001 dollars. It forms the first yearly appropriation to reach the White House for the fiscal year starting July 1, with a total of 736,805,808 dollars, more than 100 million dollars above last year’s appropriation.
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Washington
Mar
Coolidge
Treasury
Post Office Departments
White House
Post Office Department
Ford assigns Day to oversee six retooled plants
Ford Motor Company authorizes Joseph P. Day to oversee the replacement of smaller factories with larger plants in six cities including Philadelphia Cambridge Minneapolis and Melphia valued at about 87 million.
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New York
Mar
Ford Motor Company
Joseph P. Day
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Minneapolia
Ville
Melphia
Convention to End Today Big Sale Feature
The convention concludes today with a major sale feature as the association president and Amarillo mayor address attendees. The event highlights include speeches by city leaders and emphasis on business opportunities within the region.
Stay With Cattle Urges Youth To Enter Business
On the final day of the Panhandle Livestock Producers association tenth annual convention cowmen and wives enjoy entertainment and business. Lee Bivins urged cowmen to stay with cattle and buy and breed better stock as markets and grass conditions rise. The Panhandle Hereford Breeders association sale this afternoon is expected to be among the best, with officers touting their best lot of cattle yet offered. Attendees noted cooperative spirit and no complaints as diverse market representatives spoke on improving industry prospects.
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Panhandle Livestock Producers Association
Panhandle Hereford Breeders’ Association
Lee Bivins
Mission Theater
Bivins
A. C. Biggerstaff
Jim C. Swift
Kansas City
Norris Brown
Omaha
Nebr
Col
C. T. Herring
Laura V. Hamner
Congress Warned of New Alliances on Relief Failure
Washington March 2 Congress tackles farm relief as the agriculture committee opens debates on measures including the Dickinson bill to dispose of surplus crops. George N Peek warns that no relief may pass this session and new political alliances could form among southern western and central farm states. Farm leaders are cautioned to present concrete remedies instead of vague intentions.
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Washington
Congress
Agriculture Committee
Committee
George N. Peek
Des Moines
Weather Summary and Eastern Plains Forecast
Eastern New Mexico and Amarillo vicinity expect unsettled conditions as a cold front moves eastward. Light to moderate rain is likely in the morning with cooling temperatures. High pressure to the north should bring clearing by afternoon with a chilly evening ahead.
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Amarillo
Caley
New
Rocky Mountain
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W. B. Hamilton
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J. J. Perkins
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W. &. Yazell
Maysville
U. S
Richard P. Ernst
Yazell
Oklatoma
B. C.D
Carson
Hereford
W. M. Gouldy
Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association
George Burch
Dimmitt
Raymond
Stanway Domino
W. M. Goulty
Modest Stanway
Pronger Bros
Bon Mischief
A. N. Burgan
Canyon
Mose Randolph
Capitol Stanway
Vera
Beau Chief, Jr
Ben Blanchard
Jimama
Richard Critz
Taylor
Texany
Jacob Nesbit
Troy, C
Frances Nesbit
Ohio State University
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