Executives of Cattle Raisers Meet in Amarillo
The fifty second annual Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers association convenes with an executive committee session at 2 PM and a banquet at the Herring Hotel. Amarillo welcomes cowmen from across the United States as officers arrive to lead discussions on past work and future policies. The convention opens with a 10 AM business session tomorrow at the Mission Theater.
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Texas-Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Amarillo
United States
R. M. Kleberg
Corpus Christi
Berkley Spillers
Tad Moses
Henry Bell
August Margraf
Fort Worth
Amarillo Hotel
Herring Hotel
Mission Theater
Amarillo To Honor Cattlemen Visitors Three Days
Mayor Lee Bivins urged Amarillo citizens to welcome cattlemen visiting from across the nation. He asked business leaders to display flags and decorations and to ensure guests feel at home, hoping the guests return every five years for a big welcome in Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Lee Bivins
Amarie
Elaborate entertainment program by world’s largest association
An extensive entertainment plan has been arranged by local committees with festivities starting Tuesday afternoon. Dances will be held at the Herring and Amarillo hotels and Lindyland. The association's officers include R. M. Kleberg of Corpus Christi as president and a long list of vice presidents and honored members from Texas and nearby states. An executive committee with members from Fort Stockton, Lubbock, Cedar Vale, Canadian, and several others is named.
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Herring
Amarillo
Lindyland
R. M. Kleberg
Corpus Christi
Texas
T. D. Hobart
Pampa
C. C. Slaughter
Dallas
Jas. Callan
Menard
J. H. P. Davis
Richmond
J. D. Jackson
Alpine
R. J. Kleberg
Kingsville
H. L. Kokernot
San Antonio
Cyrus B. Lucas
Berclair
Ed CG. Lasater
Falfurrias
A. M. McFaddin
Victoria
Mardo McKenzie
Weather notes for West and East Texas and Oklahoma
The report covers West Texas and East Texas with Monday indicating partly to somewhat warmer and partly cloudy conditions on Tuesday. Oklahoma shows Monday and Tuesday fair weather with rising temperatures.
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West Texas
East Texas
Oklahoma
Vatican ignores Smith campaign says Mundelein
Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago said the Vatican is not interested in Governor Smith's presidential bid noting the campaign is too far away and issues too involved They added that a Catholic president would not change church positions and the church has no political axe to grind He left Rome after a Sunday audience with the pope.
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Associated Press
Rome
Governor Smith
New York
United States
Vatican
Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Mundelein
America
Morrow
Mexico
Sacred College
Race Driver Burns In San Jose Auto Race
Sam Palmer of San Jose, driver in the 250 mile race, suffered burns that may cost his life when his car burst into flames in the pit during fuel replenishment. Officials say spilled gasoline contacted a hot exhaust pipe at the moment of refueling.
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Associated Press
San Jose
Cal
Sam Palmer
Palmer
Frost Damage Hits Bean and Tomato Crops in Brownsville
Brownsville area reports 15 to 20 percent damage to bean and tomato crops after a frost last night. Temperature fell to 39 degrees, with similar conditions across the valley and greater impact in the upper region per shippers and growers’ estimates.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Texas
Shippers
Flood Control Big Issue As Congress Takes On Bills
Washington March 18 Two major measures dominate next six days Senate flood control bill 335 million dollars aims to regulate Mississippi River flow while Norbeck bird refuge bill seeks to advance wild bird protection treaty with Great Britain House naval supply bill 274 million funds new warship construction plus health of navy 287 million expected.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Navy Department
House
Great Britain
Senate Naval Committee
Navy
French
Appropriations Naval Subcommittee
Naval Establishment
Marine Corps
Nicaragua
China
Federal Radio Commission
Capitol Hill
Senate Teapot Home Committee
Chicago
Wilbur Marsh
Democratic National Committee
Fred Upham
Republican National Committee
Finance Committee
Military
Muscle Sho
Merchant Marine Committee
Plane Crash Kills Three In Wilmington California
A wing collapse sent a plane down from 2300 feet in Wilmington. Three civilian aviators died: Jack Martin pilot, William H Hulbert, and Leonard T English passengers. Two children were injured during the crash in a home yard where youths played nearby. The craft had departed from Burdett airport about half an hour earlier.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Calif
Jack Martin
Los Angeles
William H. Hulbert
Leonard T. English
Huntington Park
Cal
Burdett
Jacinto Zamudio
Sexton of Cemetery Dies in Brownwood
Edwin Thomas 69 longtime Brownwood sexton of the cemetery died yesterday after 35 years in the city of the dead. He will be buried there Monday in the same cemetery he tended for decades.
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Sexton
Brownwood
Associated Press
Edwin Thomas
Five Injured in Interurban Crash on Dallas-Denton Line
Five persons were seriously injured when their automobile collided with a Dallas bound Denton interurban near Letot in Dallas County on Sunday afternoon. The Hughes family of Dallas, including L B Hughes 35 and his relatives W R Hughes 77 Miss Ruth Hughes 26 Mary Ann Hughes 7 and Miss Johnnie Hollingsworth 28 sustained injuries. The car, a large sedan, overturned multiple times and was demolished.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Denton
Senator Ferris Faces Serious Pneumonia Battle
After consulting specialists Senator Ferris of Michigan is diagnosed with chronic pneumonia described as serious but with a good fighting chance. He remains under care with Dr. G W Calver and Navy and medical advisers, wife and family at bedside as a sanatorium move is considered.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Ferris
Michigan
G. W. Calver
Walter A. Bloehorn
Navy
Cary T. Grayson
Woodrow Wilson
Ferris
Battle Creek
Mich
Storm warning issued as Atlantic City storm moves northeast
Washington March 18 The weather bureau issued advance storm warnings extending north of Boston to Eastport at 9 30 am Changes to small craft warnings from South Delaware breakwater to Cape Hatteras and south of Hatteras The core storm of marked intensity centers near Atlantic City and is expected to move rapidly northeastward with shifting gales.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Boston
Eastport
Delaware
Cape Hatteras
Hatteras
Atlantic City
Europe quiet week hides Afghan visit with empire echoes
The week in Europe showed calm external news, with Kellogg supporting disarmament limits and Rome adopting a fascist electoral measure. A notable live issue was Amanullah Khan of Afghanistan visiting Britain, underscoring Afghanistan as a British buffer state amid imperial Russia tensions and historic British influence in the region.
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Geneva
Rome
Kellogg
Royal Commission On Indian Reforms
John Simon
South Africa
Cape Town
Germany
Russia
Amanullah Khan
Afghanistan
England
London
India
Amir Habibulla Khan
Texas First in Foreign Trade in Third Quarter
Washington reports New York Texas and Michigan led states in foreign trade for the third quarter of the prior year. The commerce department values exports at 1.117 billion dollars and notes Michigan rose to third thanks to auto exports, pushing California and Pennsylvania down. Illinois climbs to sixth, New Jersey seventh, Louisiana eighth in 1927 state export rankings.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York
Texas
Michigan
Commerce Department
California
Pennsylvania
Illinois
New Jersey
Louisiana
Hull Demands Resignations Over Teapot Scandal
Rep. Cordell Hull urges the resignation of all Republicans in high positions who aided the suppression of the Teapot Dome scandal involving Sinclair bond transactions. He calls for purging leaders in the Coolidge administration and the Republican National Committee and singles out Hoover Curtis Lowden and others to join the push for full disclosure and accountability.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sinclair
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Democratic National Committee
Tennessean
Coolidge
National Committee
Butler
Borah
Norris
Continental Trading Company
Federal Treasury
National Republican Committee
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Hoover
Curtis
Lowden
Plane repairs delay relief effort for snowbound towns
Sault Ste. Marie March 18. Food delivery to Upper Peninsula villages was halted due to repairs on an army transport plane disabled in a landing last week. A Canadian patrol plane had brought enough food for several days, and no shortage exists. Repairs were expected to finish tomorrow as snow-clearing work continues slowly.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Smith Forecast For DC Delegates In Democratic Convention
John F. Costello district national committeeman predicts District of Columbia will cast its six votes for Governor Smith of New York in the Democratic National Convention after talks with party leaders. Delegates have not yet been chosen.
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District OF Columbia
Smith
Washington
New York
John F. Costello
Prison agent saved by wife in Marfa riot
R S Cloud state penitentiary agent owes his life to his wife who quelled 21 prisoners near Marfa after they disarmed him. He was transporting felons from El Paso to Huntsville when his pistol was taken and used against him and his wife intervened. One prisoner escaped. The caravan resumed to Huntsville.
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Associated Press
del Rio
R.S. Cloud
Marfa
Cloud
West Texas
Huntsville
el Paso
Maria
Big Bend
Huntaville
Arrest of Man for Falsifying Record in New Orleans
March 18. Police have not located Thomas V. Craven former assistant district attorney charged with altering and falsifying a criminal record. District Attorney Eugene Stanley ordered the arrest on information from Lloyd G. Thompson a former Craven client who said he paid Craven 50 dollars to fix a case. Detectives report Craven cannot be found.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Thomas V. Craven
Eugene Stanley
Lloyd G. Thompson
Craven
Capper Attacks Teapot Dome Scandal in Campaign Funds Issue
Senator Capper of Kansas denounces the Teapot Dome affair and Harry F. Sinclair’s campaign contributions to the Republican National Committee. He calls for merciless publicity of campaign funding sources and stronger laws to curb lavish spending and corruption in elections.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Capper
Kansas
Republican
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Treasury
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Sinclair
United States
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Wyoming
Congress
Youth and Girl Injured in Crash in Houston
A car carrying eight youths crashed into a telephone pole on Harrisburg Boulevard in Houston. Scyfay Thomas, 16, suffered a fractured skull, Genevieve Durbin, 15, a fractured left arm and right shoulder, and Joe Britton, 16, a broken arm with a dislocated shoulder. The incident occurred early this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Houston
Scyfay Thomas
Genevieve Durbin
Harrisburg Boulevard
Joe Britton
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