Tornado Toll Rises Across Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana
Across Mississippi and Arkansas and nearby areas a series of tornadoes leaves five dead and forty two injured. In Kosciusko Mississippi Mrs J W Adams, 65, dies. two black tenant farmers are hurt as the Adams plantation is leveled. In Boyle Mississippi two were killed ten injured and fifteen houses destroyed. wires down over a 25 mile radius. In Augusta Arkansas five injured including two seriously when Gregory near here is struck by a small tornado.
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Kosciusko
Miss
Uj. W. Adams
Adams Plantation
Adams
E. Ss. Randolph
Boyle
Augusta
Ark
Gregory
Here
M. O. Melson
Admiral Tirpitz Dies as Germany's Naval Lord
Berlin March 6 The death today of Admiral Alfred Von Tirpitz removes a staunch old regime figure and a once great naval leader unable to adapt to the republic. He told a newspaperman God has let me live too long and chaos ahead for Germany. His death at Ebenhausen surprised Berlin where he visited friends until February 3. His illness seemed slight and Frau Von Tirpitz planned a Feldafing return. Nationalist societies across the country adopted condolence resolutions.
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Berlin
Alfred von Tirpitz
Germany
Jeader
Republic
Ebenhausen
Frau von Tirpitz
Feldafing
Solons Switch Gas Tax to Distributor in Revenue Fight
The Texas House Taxation and Revenue Committee resumed hearings on the Tillotson bill to tax the first purchaser of natural gas at one fourth of 1 cent per 1,000 cubic feet. South Texas interests spoke, with North Texas distributors scheduled to appear tomorrow night as hearings are expected to wrap up.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
House Committee On Taxation and Revenue
South Texas
North Texas
Weather forecast for Amarillo and west Texas
Friday forecast calls for fair skies across Amarillo and West Texas with cooler conditions in eastern areas. New Mexico also sees fair weather. Temperature table shows hourly readings around yesterday with maxes near 1929 and mins near 1929.46.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Texas Company Reverts to 100 Per Cent Oil Buy Plan
The Texas Company announced a return to purchasing 100 percent of oil production from North Texas and Panhandle fields, replacing the prior 50 percent plan. Vice President T J Donoghue said details were not discussed publicly. The shift followed earlier royalty and storage price concerns in Gray county prompting debate over oil ownership and compensation.
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Panhandle
Associated Press
Houston
North Texas and Panhandle Fields
T. J. Donoghue
Donoghue
Gray County
Fourth Rail Auto Crash in Month in Pampa
Special to The News Pampa March 6 In the fourth railroad crossing accident here in the last month R E Gass was severely injured and Mrs T Chambliss bruised when a small coupe was struck and wrecked by Santa Fe train No 1 yesterday afternoon Two other passengers T Chambliss and his 2 year old daughter were uninjured All occupants were thrown from the car In the four railroad crossing accidents which have occurred here in the last month five persons were injured and one Bechtelheimer was killed
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Pampa
R. E. Gass
T. ©. Chambliss
Santa Fe
T. €. Chambliss
G. W. Bechtelheimer
Alleged thief still unconscious in Pampa hospital
In Pampa on March 6 E. Lambright accused of theft remained unconscious 72 hours after Deputy Wachten dorf struck him with a leather bilet during a room search in a hotel. Lambright, allegedly resisting arrest, had a concussion and lay in jail nine hours after the altercation as officers seized six boxes of merchandise, including toilet articles and groceries, as Lambright’s bond was set at $1000.
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Merman Wachtendorf
E. Lambright
Wachtendorf
G. A. Parrish
Lambright
Parrish
Nowata
Okla
Masonic Lodge
Elks Lodge
Rotary Club
Student dies from Texas wreck near Galveston
T A Mann twenty three year old senior at State Medical College Galveston was injured when his automobile overturned late Tuesday and died today authorities said Mann suffered fatal injuries in the crash near Galveston Texas March 6
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Galveston
Tex
T. A. Mann
State Medical College
Attention of Solons Called to Statistics
Dallas Clearing House Association urged the Texas legislature to curb further revenue measures as costs of government rose 1,775 percent in the past decade while Texas valuations grew 338 percent. The group cited 1919 expenditures of 27,906,000 against valuation of 3,200,295,000, noting tax money buys far less today. Continued on Page 15, Col. 7.
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Dallas
Texas
Dallas Clearing House Association
Plane Found Wreckage in Sierra. Two Bodies Seen Nearby
Wreckage of a Western Air Express tri motor transport, missing twelve days with three crew, was located by Dudley Steele near Coxey's ranch in the San Bernardino mountains. Steele and observer Miss Juanita Burns reported two inert bodies among the brush near the crash site and sighted the letters W A E on the wing as the open cockpit plane caught their attention from the high canyon.
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Los Angeles
Western Air Express
San Bernardino
Dudley Steele
Steele
Aviation Department
The
Richfield Oil Company
Juanita Burns
Coxey
Lake Arrowhead
Miss Burns
Prohibitionists Stand Against Amendment Repeal
Washington hearing on repealing the dry laws hears prohibitionists urge retention of the eighteenth amendment as beneficial to society, farming, and saving lives. Testimony targets wet advocates with Chair Graham promising full time for argument. hearing continues next Wednesday.
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Mar
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Graham
Ruth G. K. Strawbridge
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Louise J. Taber
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Pierre & du Pont
Wilmington, Delaware
Patrick H. Callahan
Louisville, Ky
Association of Catholics
P. Connolly
Fast Orange
N. J
Butte, Mont
Burtneas
North Dakota
North Dakotowa
Pierce Blewett
House
Salvation Army
Rose Bush Sale Ends As Thousands Remain Unsold
About 1,500 of Old Tack’s rose bushes from an Amarillo sale were unsold after last night’s closing. Bundles, each containing five two year old bushes of different kinds, were priced at one dollar per bunch. From Amarillo, purchase at 15 Van Buren Street. out of town patrons may mail one dollar with a letter to the Rose Editor at The Globe-News.
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Old Tack
Amarillo
van Buren Street
Globe- News
Red Thursday crowds rock cities from Boston to Seattle
Across historic sites from Boston Common to Union Square and the White House fence thousands gathered in Red Thursday protests. Some jailed or hospitalized, hundreds nursed wounds while many returned home calm, praising the spectacle as a real show. Communists appeared among the demonstrators in several cities.
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White House
New York
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Roaring
Gand Jury Returns Five Indictments With Murder Charge
Potter County grand jury adjourned after returning five bills for the day and four the day before. One murder indictment charges Willie Copeland with the fatal stabbing of Bill Jackson Monday night. Copeland remains in Potter County jail. The panel is said to be setting a record for indictments.
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Pampa
United States Commissioner’s Court
Potter County
Jamaica
Allen
Johnson
J. E. Henchee
William M. Smith
Rose Rodgers
T. Harris
Edward Eshom
Jimmy Harris
N. C. Keener
Jessie L. Wade
Billy Bass
John Clagey
Josephine Hurd
Bert Long
C. W. Gward
Bill Jackson
Federal Grand Jury
Willie Copeland
Copeland
Chain store tax measure turned down in Texas
Austin March 6 The House committee on Revenue and Taxation rejected a bill to tax merchandise establishments operating five or more units at half of one percent of gross receipts annually. A minority report was indicated by Reps. R. L. Reader of San Antonio and Ray Holder of Lancaster.
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Austin
Texas
House Committee On Revenue and Taxation
R. L. Reader
San Antonio
Ray Holder
Lancaster
Amarillo Plans Auto Caravan to Borger Birthday Parade
Amarillo planned a large city representation for Borger’s fourth birthday with an auto caravan to depart by 9 AM. Organized by the American Legion and local civic groups, the delegation includes legionnaires, manufacturing and jobbing firm reps, the Legion Auxiliary drum corps, and citizens. They will join Borger’s parade at 11 AM, wearing Amarillo hatbands and marching with Borger residents, with a banquet to cap the all-day celebration.
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Legion Auxiliary
Oil City
Floyd L. Sloan
Hanson Post
Sloan
Mason King
Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge Visits Alamo Shrine in Texas Observance
In San Antonio on March 6, President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge spent six hours as guests of the city marking the Alamo’s 95th anniversary. They breakfasted quietly at the Gunter Hotel before greeting townspeople and entering the Alamo, becoming the fourth U.S. president to do so after Roosevelt, McKinley, and Taft.
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San Antonio
Tex
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Dan Moody
Coolidge
the Alamo
Texas
United States
Alamo
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
William McKinley
William H. Taft
Roosevelt
Cool
Oil bill passed by Senate with common carrier goals
Texas senate approves Senator Hyer's oil bill to make pipelines and storage facilities common carriers and require rateable oil acceptance. The measure, 22 to 4, heads to the House. opponents seek to limit provisions while supporters rally to preserve the new rule. An executive order restricting storage was cited as leverage against independents.
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Austin
Julien Hyer
Senate
Friends of
Hyer
Noties
Texas Company
Walter F. Woodul
Houston
Railroad Commission
A.ne Wirtz
Beguin
Wirtz
Braunig to Erect Corner Building at Fifth and Taylor
A new brick and concrete business block will rise at Fifth Avenue and Taylor Street by J Brauniig. Demolition of existing buildings started yesterday with completion expected in about six weeks. The corner will house four leased stores including Club Cafe, Russell Jewelry, Amarillo Fish Market and C W Payne barber shop. height undecided. Colonel Lindbergh was thrown and dragged 25 feet from a polo pony at Del Monte in California. he escaped serious injury.
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Taylor Street
J. Brauniig
Braunig
Club Cafe
Russell Jewelry Company
Amarillo
C. W. Payne Barber Shop
Lindy
del Monte
Calif
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mississippi operators urge crude oil tariff proposal
Independent oil operators in Mississippi, meeting at Jackson, adopted a resolution asking Congress to impose a tariff on foreign crude oil imported into the United States. Lion Oil Company head T. B. Martin of Eldorado Ark and John Olvey of the Arkansas division of the Independent Petroleum Association of America urged the measure.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Congress
United States
T. B
Martin
Eldorado
Ark
Lion Oil Company
John Olvey
Arkansas
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Rooms for Rent Ad Tips for Globe News Readers
The notice advises renters to place detailed ads to attract suitable tenants and highlights using Globe News rooms for rent ads. It suggests including all details a prospective renter would want, and invites readers to call 6262 today.
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