Producers On Firm Basis Meeting Schedule at Mission Theatre
A schedule outlines a 10:00 a m gathering at Mission Theatre with E Rogers Orchestra. Sessions include committee reports and addresses on livestock futures and railroad rates by W W Turney Sam Cowan and C C Small. Annual sale of Hereford breeders follows at 6:00 pm at 207 N Polk Street with a magical matinee and athletic program slated at the Municipal Auditorium.
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Mission Theatre
Rogers Orchestra
Cable
Roger
W. W. Turney
el Paso
Texas
C. C. Small
Weillington
Sam. H. Cowan
Fort Worth
Hereford Breeders Association
N. Polk Street
Federated Woven
Cig
Rooma
Municipal Auditorium
Teapot Dome Cowboy Visits Amarillo Bridge in Town
J T Johnson of Three Rivers New Mexico manager at Albert B Falls ranch attended a large convention in Amarillo returning from Washington where he was subpoenaed to testify in the Teapot Dome scandal. He denounced the probe as political and expressed frustration at being kept away from the ranch.
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J. T. Johnson
Three Rivers
New Mexico
Albert B. Fall
Tom Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Senate Committee
Archie Roosevelt
Sinclair
Texas Vote Recount Denounced as Farce in Senate Fight
Mayfield Peddy election recount called a farce by Mayfield attorney W F Zumbrunn who claims Peddy forces seek scandal and improper scope. He notes $50,000 spent, destroyed ballots, missing precincts, and boxes opened with keys, urging Senate to reject the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bascom M. Timmons
Daily News
Washington
W. F. Zumbrunn
Mayrfield
Attoreney
Senate
Mayfield
United States
Peddy
Texas
Ford's Bid on Shoals Reaches Floor
Congress debates Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals bid with McKenzie bill to sell two nitrate plants to Ford and lease dams for power development. Opponents warn of giveaway while supporters say sale funds nitrate program and power, with votes expected late in the week.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
House
McKenzie
Detroit
Singis
Ich
Morin
Pennsylvania
Hull
Iowa
Hill
Maryland
Wainwright
New York
Ford
Alabama Power Company
Optimism at Panhandle Livestock Producers Meet
The Panhandle Livestock Producers Association convention opened at the Mission Theatre with optimism that the business rests on a firm base and future gains will be permanent. Speakers included Mayor Blasdel, Ed Houx, J. C. Swift of Kansas City, and Mrs. Phebe Warner of Claude, with an Amarillo Hotel banquet drawing 300+.
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Panhandle Livestock Producers Association
Mission Theatre
Blasdel
Ed Houx
J. C. Swift
Kansas City
Phebe E. Warner
Claude
Amarillo
Lt. E. Underwood
C. W. Whittington
James D. Hamlin
Hamlin
Panhandle
W. H. Fuqua
West Texas
Mr. Fuqua
C. C. Paxton
Denver Stockyards Company
Horace F. Ensign
B. C. Biggerstaff
Ensign
Farmers Day in Amarillo Set for Next Tuesday
Amarillo plans a Farmers Day inviting Panhandle farmers for a big trades event. Production may be auctioned free on property adjoining the municipal auditorium. Rock Island Railway will run a free educational cotton campaign the same day. Auction sale in the morning, cotton institute in the afternoon.
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Amarillo
Panhandie
Rock Island Railway
Cotton Institute
Fair Bond Sales Pace Sets Early Pace for Amagillo Fair
Bond sales at the Amagillo fair opened strong with 8 percent interest and loans secured by a second mortgage on a 129 acre tract. Firms such as Magnolia Petroleum, Blackburn Brothers, and G C Odom Land led purchases, while Judge Callahan and Tri-State officials discussed regional scope and the need for widespread participation.
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Fire Department
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Blackburn Brothers
Ray- Bynna Building
G.C Odom Land Company
Asbury Callahan
Panhandle
R. T. Emmett
Tri-State Fair Association
J. Lindsay Nunn
The
Fair Association
Emmett
Amagillo
Roswell Rejects Change to Commission Form City Government
Roswell voters rejected the proposal to switch from aldermanic to commission government. In a turnout of 2067, 1944 voted against the change, with all five wards backing the no vote. The result marks one of Roswell’s heaviest municipal election turnouts and expresses the public will.
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Roswell
Spencer to be tried in Fort Worth in Norfleet case
Wirth Ft Worth March 4 Associated Press Spencer last of the men accused of fleecing Frank Norfleet ranchman Hale Center Texas through fake stock market operations was brought from Leavenworth by federal guards to stand trial. He was captured in Salt Lake City after a four year pursuit and is serving a narcotics sentence. Trial begins Friday in Texas.
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Associated Press
Worth
W. B. Spencer
Frank Norfleet
Hale Center
Texas
Leavenworth
Spencer
Salt Lake City
Norfleet
Relief Bill For Texas Farmers Introduced In House
Washington March 4 Representative Hudspeth of Texas introduced a bill to appropriate $500 000 for loans to drought stricken Texas farmers. Loans would not exceed $10 per acre and would be administered by the Secretary of Agriculture.
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Ford
Wurzbach
Texas
Military
Henry Ford
Hull
Iowa
Republican Committee
Detroit
Washington
Hudspeth
Texas Today
Secretary of Agriculture
Seeks Navy Secretary By President Coolidge
Washington March 4 President Coolidge seeks a seasoned ex executive to replace Edwin Denby as secretary of the navy. The search aims to find a capable administrator to manage naval affairs and wartime readiness.
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Navy
Associated Prana Washington
Coolidge
Edwin Denby
Flood Control Hearings To Begin Wednesday In Oklahoma
Washington March 4 Hearings will be begun tomorrow by the House committee on flood control on bills by Representatives Mc Keown and Swank of Oklahoma authorizing surveys by War Department engineers of the North and South Canadian Cimarron and Little Rivers in Oklahoma with a view to flood control in the state and irrigation of arid lands in Northern and Panhandle Texas and adjoining sections of New Mexico
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Washrington
House Committee On
Mc.Keown and Swank
Oklahoma
War Department
Cimarron
Little Rivers
Sooner
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Classified Ad Promotion in The News Post
A notice explains that using the News-Post Display Window in Amarillo classifieds reaches a wide local audience. It promotes the combination rate with Newa and Post papers, claiming greater circulation at low cost and urging readers to file their want ads by phone for tomorrow's issue.
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News-Post
Amarillo
Newa and Post
Tommorrow
Earthquakes Damage San Jose City in Central America
Washington March 4 Two severe earthquakes lasting about three hours struck the Central American coast. San Jose Costa Rica reported half the houses damaged and the American Legation partly collapsed with some casualties but none among Americans. Shocks began 6 15 am and intensified until 8 30 am with a second quake starting before the first had ended. Further tremors occurred later that afternoon with no additional damage reported.
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Associated Preas
Washington
San Jose
Costa Rica
Legation
San Juan
del Sur
Nicaragua
Port Semon
Francis A. Tondorf
Georgetown University Seismagoical Observatory
Ihs
San Josh
El Paso Cattleman W W Turney to Speak at Session
Nation known cattleman W W Turney of El Paso will address the convention session this morning. He is slated to speak during the gathering as part of the day’s program and related discussions.
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W. W. Turney
el Paso
Baptists Meet at Plainview in Conference
More than 250 Baptists from Panhandle and Plains gathered in Plainview for the Regional Conference of Baptists. The meeting reviewed ten months of work on the $75,000,000 Southern Baptist campaign, with an estimated $4,000,000 still needed in Texas. Speakers included Rev. Jeff Davis and Dr. Godbold of Howard Payne College.
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Plainview
Panhandle
Plains
Conference of Baptists
Southern Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Harlan J. Matthews
Texas Baptists
Godbold
Howard- Payne College of
Brownwood
Cash payment option argued in soldiers bonus hearings
Washington March 4. Hearings before the House ways and means committee explored a cash payment plan for soldiers bonus bills. Advocates urged a two fold approach including paid up insurance and an insurance based program, while opposition cited by the Chamber of Commerce and ex servicemen’s anti bonus League pressed for scrutiny of contributors. Texas Democrat Garner and others indicated support for full cash payment for those under fifty, with McKenzie’s measure offering four options.
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Associatot Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Saifers
Alabama
House Democratic
Jeffers
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Antibonus League
Oldfield
Arkansas
Rainey
Democratic
League
Garner
Texas
McKenzie
Harding
Fish
New York
Bacharach
New Jersey
Two Men Shot in Dallas County Moonshine Raid
In Dallas County a moonshine still raid near Letot led to gunfire between police and an occupying group. Two men, Joe Lowrey and Emery Coleman, were wounded. five men were arrested and corn whiskey and mash seized.
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Dallas County
Associated Press
Dallas
Letot
Euill
Joe Lowrey
Farmer
Emery Coleman
Weather brief for Amarillo region and West Texas
Weather summary notes Wednesday fairly clear across Leoreenast Amarillo and vicinity with a general pattern of fair skies. Temperature changes expected by the hour in Amarillo and surrounding areas, with a mix of clear and variable conditions and light to moderate winds.
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Leoreenast
Amarillo
West Texas
New
Amarilio
Failure of anti trust enforcement first charge in Daugherty probe
Washington march 4 charges of failure to enforce the anti trust laws connected with cases sent by the federal trade commission are likely to be the first brought against Attorney General Daugherty as the senate prepares to begin hearings next week. The special committee approved a letter outlining their role and said the inquiry would proceed in a summary fashion without strict adherence to evidence rules.
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Daugherty
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Brookheart
Republican
Towa
Attorney General
Paul Howland
Cleveland
Chambar
Oregon
Wheeler
Montana
Federal Tracts Commission Casta
Senatore
King
Utah
Norris
Nebraska
Department of Justice
Tlem
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the News-Post
Ft. Worth
Texan
San Jose City
Central American
Baptists
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