Moody Scheduled To Speak Today At Texas Gathering
The Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers association executive committee discussed livestock marketing impacts on producers. Resolutions may be presented at the convention and the secretary’s report will be released at the Wednesday morning business meeting. Governor Dan Moody was slated to address at 10 o’clock at Mission theater, with a backup plan if he could not attend.
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Southwest
Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Dan Moody
Mission Theater
Amarillo Sees Snow and Sunshine At Cattle Raisers Meet
Panhandle weather in Amarillo varied from snow in the forenoon to bright sun and near spring warmth in the afternoon. Temperatures rose from 30 to 46 degrees as 0.10 inch of precipitation fell. Three auto crashes reported on slippery streets at Tenth and Jackson, Second and Fillmore, and Taylor and Eighth.
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Amarillo
Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers
Panhandle
Altheu
Tenth
Jackson
Second
Fillmore
Taylor
Eighth Streets
Youngest Nara Visa bank bandit re-arrested in case
Dalhart March 19 Special to The News Sheriff Briscoe of Tucumcari reports John Wallis youngest of the three Nara Visa brothers held over the bank robbery has been re-arrested on new evidence found since his release days ago. The bandit rode in on horseback and struck the woman cashier unconscious with a pistol taking about $1500.
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Dalhart
Alexander
Briscoe
Tucumcari
John Wallis
Nara Visa
Dr Crile Heads Pecos Valley Cotton Growers
Dr Austin D Crile was reelected president of the Pecos Valley Cotton Growers association at its annual meeting in Oswell New Mexico on March 19. John Tweedy was named secretary and treasurer with directors including C N Moore Ernest Utterback M W Evans and John B Beers. The cooperative association handled 8000 bales of cotton in the past season in the Pecos valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswell
N. M
Austin D. Crile
Pecos
Pecos Valley
Amarillo Hosts Pro Cowmen Convention Kickoff
President R M Kleberg opens a large Texas cattlemen convention in Amarillo at 10 am. Addresses by Mayor Lee Bivins and Rep Marvin Jones. Governor Moody speaks later. Report on progress, committees named, and a forecast of 1928 prosperity. Attendance seen as record, with cattlemen from eleven states arriving. events include dances and Simmons University Cowboy band performances.
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R. M. Kleberg
Ernest E. Robinson
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Amarillo
Texas
Lee Bivins
Marvin Jones
United States House of Representatives
W. W. Bogel
Marfa
Dan Moody
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Ing
Southwest
Harry Jarboe
Drovers National Bank
Houston
Beaumont
Herring
Lindyland
Simmons University Cowboy Band
Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding regions
The forecast calls for Tuesday in the Amarillo vicinity to be fair and warmer. West Texas should be fair and warmer, with southeast portions slightly cooler. New Mexico is fair and warmer, especially in the extreme east. High pressure over southwestern Kansas maintains fair, near average temperatures.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
Kleberg Leads Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Group
Officers including R. M. Dick Kleberg of Corpus Christi complete a second term as president of the Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers association at its fifty second annual convention. The King Estates head runs one of the nation’s largest ranches and backs dairy industry growth in Texas. Berkley Spillers marks twenty fifth anniversary as secretary, with a long record of cowman connections.
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R. M
Dick” Kleberg
Corpus Christi
Texas-Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Kleberg
King Estates
United States
Texas
Berkley Spillers
Spillers
Roswell Landing Field Nears Completion in New Southwest Facility
Roswell New Mexico reports a 160 acre landing field near completion north of the city. The modern facility includes two hangars runways and a filling station with electric lights water and a planned powerful search light to aid night fliers.
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Roswell
N. M
Senate Teapot Dome Probers to Seek Harding Records
The Senate Teapot Dome committee plans to investigate late President Harding’s records after nearing the end of the Liberty Bond profits inquiry into Continental Trading. Chairman Nye says bonds likely not in the estate but aims to verify and report findings to the world. An investigator will visit Marion next month to review securities tied to the Harding estate, with several weeks more of hearings anticipated. Merritt Baldwin of Meriden, Conn., is named as a new witness.
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Washington
Continental Trading Company
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
Harding
Nye
North Dakota
Senate
Marion
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Harry F. Sinclair
Coolidge
Ohio
Merritt Baldwin
Meriden, Conn
Lindbergh Receives Woodrow Wilson Award for Peace Efforts
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh is awarded the Woodrow Wilson medal and $25,000 at a Woodrow Wilson Memorial foundation dinner in New York. John W. Davis lauds Lindbergh as a personal force for international peace while others praise his Latin America and Paris flights. Messages from Gov. Smith and ambassadors are read.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Woodrow Wilson
Central
South America
Woodrow Wilson Memorial Foundation
Lindbergh
Viscount Cecil of
Chelwood
League of Nations
Elihu Root
Permanent Court of International Justice
World Court
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Inter
Davis
Paris
Latin America
America
Europe
Orestes Ferrara
Americas
Alfred Smith
Dwight Morrow
Mexico
Manuel 0. Tellez
United States
Jesse Jones Denies VP Aspirations at Cattlemen Banquet
At a cattlemen's banquet last night Jesse Jones denied seeking the vice presidency. He noted his role in bringing Houston the Democratic national convention this year.
Soviet asks U.S. aid in disarmament
In Geneva on March 19 Maxim Litvinoff urged the United States to join Russia in pressing immediate disarmament within four years. He led the Russian delegation at the disarmament preparatory committee, calling for public debate and alignment with Kellogg’s outlawry of war, while American delegates remained silent. Count von Bernstorff and Ruddi Bey supported discussion, but most delegates favored more prep work before any measures could pass.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Russia
United States
Maxim Litvinoff
M. Litvinoff
League
Kellogg
Hugh 8
Gibson
Litvinoff
Count von Bernstorff
Germany
Ruddi Bey
Turkey
Officials Inspect Paving at Carlsbad NM
Special to The News Carlsbad New Mexico March 19 B F Kelly district highway engineer based in Roswell and L G Rockett federal roads representative from Santa Fe visit to inspect seven miles of federal aid project 132 A from Carlsbad northward and to confer with New Mexico Construction Co on concrete paving through Carlsbad Officials report first paving poured on Halaqueno street south of Carlsbad High School and curb and gutter largely complete on twenty two blocks of the program
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Carlsbad
N. M
B. F. Kelly
Roswell
L.G. Rockett
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Santa Fe
Carlsbad Perth
New Mexico Construction Company
Halaqueno Street
Carlsbad Igh School
Supreme Court upholds meat packers consent decree
The justices affirm a 1920 consent decree restricting Swift and Co, Armour, Wilson, Morris, and Cudahy from monopolizing or diversifying beyond meat packing. The ruling bars modifications or lifting of the decree, with intervenors permitted to participate in prior challenges and waivers noted for packers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Swift and Company
Armour and Company
Wilson and Company, Inc
Morris and Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Supreme Covert
Houston Man Denies National Candidacy at Amarillo Banquet
Jess Jones of Houston, famed Democratic supporter, tells Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers' Association banquet audience in Amarillo that he has never held office and is not a candidate for vice president. He endorses Texans to host the 1929 convention and praises Al Smith as a great Democrat while urging hospitality and unity among cattlemen and voters.
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Houston
Jess Jones
South
Democratic Party
Amarillo
Texas- Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Herring Hotel
Jones
W. H. Fuqua
Mr. Jones
al Smith
Cattlemen of
Texas
United States
Col
Alvin Owdley
United States Senate
Col Owsley
James D. Hamlin
Farwell
The
Panhandle
Lee Bivins
City
R. M. Kleberg
T. D. Hobart
W. H. Flenniken
Mystery in Death of Two Children in Truck
In Harlingen Texas on March 19 two children about one and four years old died while sleeping in a truck on a trip home from Pharr. Police suspect exhaust fumes under a tarpaulin caused smothering. Parents Manuel Cerda and spouse took the bodies home to Rio Hondo for burial after authorities searched for the missing vehicle.
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Associated Press
Harlingen
Texas
Pharr
Manuel Cerda
Rio Hondo
San Benito
Old Fiddlers Contest At Municipal Auditorium Tonight
Old Fiddlers contest hosted by Tri-State Fair Association at the Municipal Auditorium begins at 8 oclock. Tickets on sale at the fair office and Amarillo hotel lobby with reserved seating. Jr prizes total 250 dollars plus prizes from local merchants. admission 60 76 cents and 1.0.
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Municipal Auditorium
Tri-State Fair Association
Tri-State Fair
Polk Street
Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo
Riggs Clothing Company
Harry Holland
Finklea Electric Company
Amarillo Music Company
Diamond Shop
Rubin
Toggery
Panhandle Music Company
Great West Mill
Ed Green
E. H
A. Davis
Edwards Studio
Hub Clothing Company
Kilough & Davis
Tolzien Music Company
Red Star Milling Company
Moody to Address Kansas Legion Men
Governor Dan Moody of Texas will address the Kansas department American Legion convention opening September 3 in Pittsburg. Ernest A. Ryan announced at a Benjamin Fuller Post No. 64 meeting that Moody is a Legion member. William Green of the AFL is also slated as a speaker for the three day event.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Dan Moody
Texas
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Ernest A. Ryan
Benjamin Fuller
Moody
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Carlsbad Band Plans Spring Outdoor Concert Series
Carlsbad New Mexico reports an outdoor concert series starting the first Friday in April on the courthouse lawn. The Carlsbad chamber band will rehearse weekly with new instruments and will join motorcade events to Carlsbad Cave National Monument throughout the summer.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce
Court House Lawn
Carlsbad Cave National Monument
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Jesse Jones
Harding Estate
Continental Bonds
Mark
Nara Visa Bank
DR. Crile
Pegos Valley
Wilson
U.S
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
National Wholesale Grocers’ Association
California Cooperative Canneries
Brandeis
Sutherland
Stone
Swift and Armour Groups
Methodist
Dublin
Tristate
Kansas Legion
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