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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1921

Page

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Republicans Plan Fast Anti Dumping Push In Congress

Republican leaders meeting with Secretary Mellon vow to rush anti dumping legislation to shield U S industry during the special session. They favor tariff revision ahead of internal tax changes and plan to include the soldier bonus as part of the fiscal program. Treasury outlook is described as favorable and revenues expected to rise from American valued imports. Wilson’s policy will be adhered to because it is right.

Associated Press Washington Mar Congress Senate Finance House Ways and Means Tresaury Mellon Penrose Senate Committee Fordney Harding Indiana Finance Committee Mellan The Treasury Senator Penrose Representative Fordney

Boy Fatally Burned In Oil Fire Near Brenham

In Branaam Texas 7 year old Charles Lee Light son of Mr and Mrs Ed Light died from burns after kerosene in a can exploded while he tried to build a fire Saturday afternoon. His mother, who rushed to his aid, suffered severe burns but may recover.

Dy Soos Press Branaam Texas Mareh Charles Lee Brenham Reaco My Aire

Allied troops occupy Hamborn under occupation decree

Duesseldorf report says the town of Hamborn five miles northeast of Ruhrort was placed in the Allied occupied area today. A state of siege is in effect and all arms including hunting pieces and sabres must be turned in by tonight. Former German officers must register by Tuesday night.

Duesseldorf Hamborn Ruhrort Germany

Weather Poem Fragment Describes Cold North Winds

A fragmented weather piece depicts Wednesday chill in the north while winds rise. Imagery contrasts cold rain and sun breaks with winter imagery and vivid personifications of Old Winter.

Changes Expected in Civil Service Postmaster Appointments

Washington reports Democrats may keep many postmasters in civil service. Republicans back away from mass removals as vacancies are filled by merit tests, with emphasis on high performers. major reshuffles to occur in large cities and selective appointments in the South.

Washington Hays South General Texas Wilson Elias Congress Burleson Auton Biles Deriverat Will H. Hayes

Farm Loan Bonds Offered Public by Government

Treasury officials said approximately 75 million dollars in farm loan bonds will be offered for subscription in the next few days. The bond rate and borrower interest are expected to rise about five percent due to current money conditions. The Farm Loan Board hopes the market will absorb the borrowing, but the outcome of such a large issue remains uncertain.

Washington Treasury Letubell Farm Loan Board Associated Press Chicago National Organization of Shippers and Consumers Congress Bringna Werth James I. Howard American Farm Bureau Federation H. Cowan Fort Worth Texax

Temple Editor Lead Dies at 47 in Texas

Temple, Texas editor Mari K. Gresham, 47, of the Temple Macon and a familiar name in regional newspapers, passed away. Gresham was noted for influence across the Northwest journalism circle and leadership at the Temple Macon.

Temple Associated Frees Texas Mari—K. Gresham Macon Northwest

Packers Ring Washington for Mediation Over Prices

Chicago dispatch reports March 14 that packers and plant representatives agreed to meet March 21 in Washington with Secretary Davis to avert a possible strike. The packers' attorneys Conden and Meyer will represent them, while union leaders seek the presence of Jdgedon Armour and other major shippers.

Associated Press Chicago Hooth Washington Bor Davis Packers James J. Condon Carl Meyer Davis J. Dgedon Armour Big Mickers Conden Mr. Meyer

Merchant's Cafe and Clothing Store Fire

Fire gutted The Merchant's Cafe at 46 Taylor Street Monday night. The Grand Leader State to the door, minor damage to nearby shoe shining parlor. Cause believed from a gas range in the cafe. Loss placed at 000 dollars for stove and 3 500 for building, insured heavily. Owner Clin & Kase. James Kesana reported the blaze.

Taylor Street Clarener Wathy Pire Pappas Clin & Kase James Kesana

Laborers Likely To Reject Wage Cuts. Rail Board May Decide

Eastern railroads plan wage reductions for unskilled workers from 10 to 28 percent. Union officials expect rejection and a case to be sent to the Railroad Labor Board in Chicago. Central of New Jersey cuts 10 to 17 cents an hour starting April first. workers to respond March 24.

New York Central Railroad Labor Board Chicago Rairoads Central Railroad of New Jersey Maine New York Harbor General Managers A

Rail executives summoned to testify before labor board

Four prominent railway executives including T DeWitt Cuyler Hubert Binkerd W W Atterbury and Carl B Gray will take the stand next Friday in the U S railroad labor board hearing after unions demanded their appearance T DeWitt Cuyler is chairman of the association of railway executives and Hubert Binkerd his assistant.

Chicago United States Railroad Labor Board T. DeWitt Cuyler Association of the Railway Executives Hubert 8. Binkerd W. W. Atterbury The Pennsylvania Carl B. Gray Union Pacific Frank P. Walsh

Breckenridge Oil Well Burns in Creekside Blaze

A fire at the Dickie number 7 oil well and pipeline in Breckenridge Texas threatens a $100,000 loss after igniting from a refuse fire on a creek bank. The well, producing 1400 to 1500 barrels daily, joins two prior large city fires this month with millions in damage.

Breckenridge Texas Dickie Brown Company Texas Company Humble Company Loeckenridee

First Woman Juror in Harris County Serves Amid Local Tension

Mrs. M. V. Kagert of Morton, a longtime suffrage advocate, was seated on the Harris County district court jury. She stated citizenship duty and pride in serving Harris County's first woman juror as warring factions in the nineteenth ward face bombing and murders.

Pires Chicago Associated Proms Huston Texar Harris County Mes M. V. Kagert Moweton Pitty Myre Reger Harris County Equal Suffrage Association Business Wer Raen Foret Metingtist

Vargas returns to Puerto Rico after Fourth Ohio Infantry mutiny

By Associated Press War Washington March 14 Orelie Vargas who served with the Fourth Ohio Infantry in the Ninth American war returns to his home in Ceayaar Puerto Rico after a posting at Berke where he met notable figures.

Associated Press New York

Letters Read In Open Court In Hamon Murder Trial

In Ardmore Oklahoma the defense rests as widow Mrs Jake L Hamon testifies about two visits to the Ardmore Hotel suite where Clara Hamon was present. Prosecution seeks alleged dying statements and letters to show premeditation while defense cites threats and a contract.

Associated Press Ardmore Okla Clara Smith Hamon Jake L. Hamon Republican National Clara Hamon Errett Dunlap Jake Hamon Clara Hamon S. P. Freeling Hodge Janie Mathers County Torney Cau Clara Hamnon Thomas W. Champion Ketch Freeling Court of Appeals Hannon

Six Irish prisoners executed at Mount Joy in Dublin

Six men convicted of complicity in the killings of British officers and crown forces were hanged in Mount Joy prison. A massive crowd of about twenty thousand gathered outside, with work suspended, telegraph service halted, and a makeshift altar and religious images lining the yard as the executions occurred in pairs an hour apart.

Associated Press Dublin Crown Ireland Mount Joy

Germans Friendly to Allied Troops Amid Occupation Revelry

Dusseldorf reports nightlong revelry in cabarets, dance halls, and wine houses as German civilians and occupying troops mix with French, British, and Belgian soldiers. Curfew lifted, champagne flows, jazz music, and crowd spirit rise as profits for proprietors climb.

Dusseldorf Dueeschiort

Corp Court Records A Drunk Charge And Three Foul Penalties

Fragmentary court note records a drunk charge and three fou d powding penalties listed in a corporation court entry.

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