Rumors on Mussolini and World War Germs in 1924
The passage notes rumors about Premier Mussolini illness and possible assassination attempts, and comments on insect and microbe warfare as greater threats. It cites the influenza threat, scientific disinsection advances, and contrasts British and American foreign policy views. It mentions figures Austen Chamberlain, Edward Shaw, and Anatole France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Mussolini
Berlain
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
Weather forecast and baseball weather note at Amarillo Hotel
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and tomorrow. The high at 1 AM was 64 degrees and the low 39. A year ago extremes were 56 and 28. Baseball weather is with us. the Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hotel is noted as famous for food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Hotel
Cowmen Offered New Money Plan for Cattle Financing
A federal plan to extend $660 million in cattle credit is outlined by five Farm Loan Board representatives. Loans would flow via cattle loan companies and co operatives, not directly from banks, with 7 percent interest and longer terms. The program aims to stabilize the cattle industry by creating accessible rediscounting through regional intermediaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Loan Board
Cattsmen
Board of City Development Rooms
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Federal Land Banks
Cooper
R. A. Cooper
South Carolina
A. C. Williams
George H. Thomas
Farm Loan Board
Millas Lasater
Farm Loan Bank
Wichita
Kan
M. H. Gossett
Houston Farm Loan Bank
Texas
Commission
el Paso
North Texas
Panhands
Panhandle
Uch
Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Speak Easy and Drawn Reactions
The Amarillo Kiwanis club luncheon at the Ama rio hotel featured Tom O'Brien of the Rock Island railroad explaining railroad earnings and expenditures while Elizabeth Glenn performed piano pieces. E Clyde Smith discussed Latin American export business and US relations, and two Amarillo High School boys urged business support for a local advertising drive. A mass meeting was announced to discuss the water issue ahead of Saturday voting, as cowmen crowded the City Development offices to back a stabilizing plan for the industry amid deflation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Amario
Lloyd Wietcher
Tom O'Brien
Rock Island Railroad
Elizabeth Glenn
N. O. Glenn
Blackburn Brothers
E. Clyde Smith
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
Latin America
United States
W. F. R Becktold
High Schoo
Amarillo High School
Virginia
Board of City Development
Cooper
Notable Panhandle pioneers in historic JA ranch photo
A 1921 JA ranch group portrait features key Panhandle builders from Clarendon, Pampa, Romero and Goodnight. Notables include Col. Charles Goodnight and Capt. J. W. Arrington with M. K. Brown, Whitfield Carhart, Henry Taylor and others, all early settlers who shaped the region from the 1870s onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JA Ranch
Panhandle
Wal Stickley
T. 8. Bugbee
Clarendon
Charles Goodnight
Goodnight
J. W. Arrington
O. H. Nelson
Romero
M. K. Brown
Pampa
Whitfield Carhart
T.D. Hobart
Henry Taylor
J. W. Kent
W. H. Patrick
George Dunn
Thirteen Loads of Cattle Sold at Panhandle Sales
Thirteen loads of stocker and feeder cattle were sold at public auction at the Western stockyards this morning and the ninth annual Panhandle Livestock Producers' association convention concluded. The Panhandle Hereford Breeders sale followed this afternoon at the Tri-State fair grounds with fifty head of registered Hereford bulls sold by Col. P. M. Gross of Kansas City. Cattlemen praised the convention as the best in the Southwest with strong business and optimism for an era of prosperity. Prices ranged from $26.50 to $87.50 for various yearling and two year old steers and heifers, with notable sales by Shelton and Williams, Tom Coyle, Cliff King, Sloan Kruser, Masterson Brothers, and others. Plans were announced for a major stocker and feeder auction and show at the Tri-State fair and exposition this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Panhandle Livestock Producers’ Association
Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Col. P. M. Gross
Kansas City
Southwest
Shelton and
Williams
Ted McKernay
Castle
Okla
T. H. Allison
Reno
Shelton
C. C. Stockstill
Paiwapa
Ted McKernan
CC. C
George Donaldson
Iding
Tri-State
Glenwood Club Targets Paved Drive to Cemetery
The Glenwood Boat Club, reorganized Tuesday night at Glenwood Baptist Church, placed securing a paved road to Liano Cemetery on a development program. Officers elected include O. R. Fife president L. B. Hammond vice president N. D. Golden secretary M. BE Talevil treasurer and Ernest Denny corresponding secretary. Rev. J. M. Jones spoke on a water issue followed by a round table on Glenwood improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Glenwod Booaters Club
Liano Cemetery
Glenwood Baptist Church
O. R. Fife
L. B. Hammond
N. D. Golden
Be, Talevil
Ernest Denny
J. M. Jones
Aaron Sapiro Visits Here to Argue Texas Coop Case
Aaron Sapiro, general attorney for multiple cooperative marketing and buying agencies including three Texas groups, argues before the Court of Civil Appeals for the Texas Cotton Association. He plans to leave for Oklahoma City at 7 o'clock Wednesday night. Sapiro also spoke here at a former congress on November 19 as attorney for the Texas Wheat Growers and the Grain Sorghum Growers associations based in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Sapiro
Texas
Court of Civil Appeals
Texas Arm Bureau Cotton Association
Oklahoma City
Sapiro
Congress
Texas Wheat Growers Association
The
Grain Sorghum Growers Association
Coolidge Signs Salary Increase for Officials
President Coolidge signs the legislative appropriation bill raising pay for Congress members cabinet and the vice president. House and Senate members get ten thousand dollars a year. the vice president cabinet and speaker of the house receive fifteen thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Capitol
House
Senate
Five Year Payment Plan Proposed by City
A city ordinance change introduces a five year term for property owner payments. City engineer Banks Jones and the city commission approved the proposal conditionally, pending city attorney review. The Feir notes the discussion in Tuesday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks Jones
Coolidge and Dawes take their offices in simple ceremony
President Coolidge is inaugurated with a modest procession and a brief, economy driven program. Vice President Dawes also takes the oath in the Senate chamber as the country hears the new administration’s inaugural address via nationwide radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Dawes
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Taft
Harding
Vermont
Col
John Coolidge
Goodhue
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Army
Marine Band
United States
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mr. Coolidge
America
Coolidge vows peace and tax relief in inaugural address
President Calvin Coolidge pledges to lighten domestic taxes and promote international peace. He presents a direct mandate from the people and outlines his aims for economic relief and mutual understanding with other nations in his inaugural address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
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Star Company
Metota
Europe
Shake
Owever
Belgium
England
House of Ommons
Carlyle
Sartor Resartus
Ednard Shaw
Shaw
Anatole France
Brisbane
Snap and
Ginger
American Warehouse Company
Merchandsse Storage
Feir
U. S
Permanent Court of Hiterhbilional Justice
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