Debs Returns to Prison After Washington Conference
Eugene V Debs, serving a ten year term for violating the war time espionage act, arrives at Atlanta penitentiary from Washington after a three hour meeting with Attorney General Daugherty. Debs and his attorney Samuel Castlen discuss the case. Debs expresses readiness to resume prison life. Georgian American Legion protests pardon considerations in a telegram to the national commander.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Eugene 7Ages
Debby
Department of Justice
Samuel Castleton
Debs
Castleton
Buford
Georgia
Warden Zerbst
Washington
Zerbst
Eugene V. Debs
A. L. Henson
Georgia Department of the American Legion
F. W. Galbraith
Indianapolis
Georgian Department
West Texas Weather Outlook and Temperature Readings
West Texas Saturday shows generally fair conditions with local showers in the southwest, cooler in the Panhandle, and Sunday fair but colder. Amarillo hourly temperatures yesterday ranged from 48 at 7 am to a high around 70 later, with a 65 previous day high in 1920 and a 42 low. Humidity data indicate a dry morning, rising with the day.
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West Texas
Panhandle
U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Waynes Ce
Mrs Jake Hamon to Manage Own Affairs in Breckenridge
Mrs. Jake L Hamon rode in the cab of an engine as the first freight train rolled over the Hamon line extension to Jim Kurn twelve miles away. She traveled with her son Jake Hamon Jr and said she would take an active role with him in directing their business affairs.
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Associated Press
Breckenridge
March
Jake L. Hamon
Hamon
Jim Kurn
Jake Hamon, Jr
Howat and associates arrested in Kansas strike case
Alexander Howat president of the Kansas Mine Workers Union and August Dorby Willard Titus and Heart Maxwell, district board members, were arrested in Pittsburg on contempt charges for calling a strike at Patton Coal Company mines. Bonds set at 500 each for April 6 hearing. March 29 filing due.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kansas
Alexander Howat
Kansas Mine
Workers’ Union
August Dorby
Willard Titus
Heart Maxwell
District Executive Board
Richard J. Hopkins
Patton Coal Company
James Mellrath
John Fleming
Howat
Andrew J. Curran
Hopkins
State Court of Industrial Relations
Curran
Denver railroad stockholders default on purchase bid
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad stockholders protective committee failed to deposit 100000 dollars with the district court clerk, thereby defaulting in its right to buy the road for 10 million dollars. Other items note wage dispute in Atlanta, unrest in Eislben, and a theatre bombing in Milan with rewards offered.
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Associated Press
Denver
Mar
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Stockholders Protective Committee
United States District Court
Transcontinental flyer badly injured in Louisiana crash
Lieutenant W D Coney, attempting a Jacksonville Florida to San Diego California flight, crashed into a tall tree near Crowville Franklin Parish Louisiana after engine trouble. He is paralyzed in the lower body and being treated at Natchez Mississippi with doctors uncertain about recovery.
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Associated Press
Monroe
Mose Lanier
Crowville
Franklin Parish
Louisiana
W. D. Coney
Natchez
Coney
Jacksonville
Florida
San Diego
California
de Haviland
Winnsboro
Mississippi River
C. M. Darrell
J. W. Wynne
Dr. Twarrell
Mary Morgan
Teephone
Mre Coney Wan
Brunswick
Georgia
Mrs Sowell Married Sparks Courtroom Testimony
Dalhart March 25 Myrtle Sowell widow of G C Sewell testified that her previous statements were false and that her late husband sat in court during the proceedings. State attorneys served an attachment to compel G C Sewell to testify, while the groom himself was not placed on the stand.
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G. C. Sewell
Eskim
Two Men Injured In AmArillo Ford Truck Collision
Two men Ed Yelton and J J Mentooth both of Claude were injured when two Ford trucks collided about 11 O clock last night eight miles east of Amarillo. Yelton broke a leg and Mentooth a broken arm. both were taken to St Anthony's hospital. The Swift and Company truck driver escaped with scratches. Police said defective lights contributed to the crash.
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Amarillo
Ed Yelton
J. J. Mentooth
Claude
Jackson
Swift and Company
Yelton
Menztooth
St. Anthony's Hospital
Afana Brothers to Open Wholesale Wood Store in LA
Afana Brothers, Los Angeles wholesale dry woods merchants, bought the 25 by 175 foot building at 315 Polk Street for 40000 cash and plan to stock about 200000 in goods. They expect to begin business within sixty days. T. M. Brunner Company arranged the sale with former owner R. R. Aten.
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Afana Brothers
Los Angeles
Polk Street
T. M. Brunner
R. R. Aten
Spain's Debt Rising Prompts Tax Expansion Plan
Madrid March 25 Manuel Arguelles Spain's finance minister said the government expects a floating debt by year end larger than any previously known. He urged higher revenue to avoid more loans and proposed widening the income tax to raise payers from 15 000 to 30 000.
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Spain
Madrid
Manuel Arguelles
Carpenter held on bond after killing at near-beer stand
A. C. Carpenter admitted shooting Jack Hollingsworth and was held on $10,000 bond after a preliminary hearing in justice court. The incident occurred near a beer stand last night in Wichita Falls.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Mar
Carpenter
Jack Hollingsworth
Justice Court
Trial describes landlord tenant killing in Deaf Smith county
March 25 District court adjourned at 10 30 p m after testimony by Charley Barrett charged with killing Wiley Sowell. Barrett recounted threats and a confrontation near his home fence where he said he acted to prevent a club attack, detailing moments before the fatal shot in 1920.
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Dalhart
Charley Barrett
Wiley Sowell
Barrett
Sowell
W. B. Sowell
Deaf Smith
Texas
Mr. Sowell
Mr. Lowell
Gulf Well Considered Sure Bet By Oil Field Scouts
Panhandle citizens celebrate a Gulf well discovery amid cautious optimism. Officials and locals praise the venture as En event drawing attention from Panhandle leaders, railroad figures, and investors. The report notes oil flow and market interest, with community pride and regional development implications.
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Gulf
Friends of Germany Causing Much Trouble in South Dakota
Reports from Cottl and, 8. D., March 26, indicate a planned effort to block the shipment of 8000 cows donated by Hutchinson and Bon Homme county residents for Germany. Despite calm, tensions rise as opponents prepare to release cows from yards at Tripp, recalling wartime strains among German descendants.
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Cottland
Germany
Hutchinson
Bon Homme
Tripp
Farmers charged with murder of eleven negroes in Georgia
John Williams a Jasper County farmer denied peonage charges and said eleven negroes on his plantation were killed after threats of exposing feud with neighbors. Clyde Manning a Black juror on the plantation testified under fear of Williams admitting ax killings and river drownings. three bodies found, others reportedly submerged.
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Atlanta
John Williams
Jasper County
Fulton County
Williams
Covington
Georgia
Ito
Clyde Manning
Williams Plantation
Clye Freeman
Manning
Newton County
Arkansas Strikers and Sympathizers Create Trouble in Harrison
A gasoline motor car carrying volunteer patrolmen derailed at a tampered switch on the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad yard in Harrison Arkansas. Two unidentified men were fired upon while fleeing after being spotted pulling spikes. W J Myers asks for bloodhounds from Little Rock to pursue perpetrators and prevent further damage.
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Harrison
Ark
Missouri and North Arkansas
Jennings Switch
Here
W. J. Myers
Citizens Protective Committee
Little Rock
Kansas City Evangelist Burke Dies in Gainesville Texas
Joseph Steven Burke a Kansas City evangelist died in Gainesville Texas after an operation He came two weeks ago to conduct a revival at the First Presbyterian Church and preached while seated He is survived by his wife and six children Mrs Burke will arrive to supervise the body He was born in Husk Texas fifty nine years ago and earlier served as deputy U S marshal in the Indiana Territory and Oklahoma Territory
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Associated Press
Gainesville
Texas
Joseph Steven Burke
Kansas City
First Presbyterian Church
Burke
Husk
United States Marshal
Indiana Terriory
San Francisco Man Reveals New Brandy Recipe
A San Francisco man disclosed a new brandy recipe in a public notice. The description lists river water and other components, detailing a method to mix and refine, then cap with a final process. The oddly written report notes the source as a city office release.
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San Francisco
Cmoner
Ree
Police probe in Weed County theater incident
A March report from Tacoma details a troubling theater event where a lone man entered the public venue causing alarm. Investigators are pursuing clues and reviewing surveillance as the county authorities pursue leads.
US government sets trade with Soviet Russia on hold
Secretary Hughes informs Soviet authorities that resumption of U S trade cannot occur until fundamental reforms in the Soviet economy are shown. Safety of life property rights free labor and contract sanctity are required before any discussion, with evidence of changes to be unambiguous. Hoover says the note reflects full administration agreement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
United States
Hughes
State Department
Reval
Thenia
Litivinoff
Harding
Congress
U. S
Seere Hughes
State and
Hoover
Excessive Speed Blamed for Missouri Pacific Wreck
Washington March 25 The derailment of a Missouri Pacific passenger train near Galpha Arkansas February 10 killed two employees injured sixty one passengers three employees and a stress passer The Interstate Commerce Commission bureau said excessive speed on a curve caused the wreck noting the track was in good condition and citing engineer Sullivan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Missouri Pacific
Galpha
Arkansas
Bureau of Safety of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
Neer Sullivan
Bureau
Edwin Bergdoll to Have Hearing in Draft Evasion Case
An Associated Press report from Kansas City says Edwin Bergdoll, brother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, has a hearing set for tomorrow in federal district court. Bergdoll is serving a five year sentence at Fort Leavenworth for evading the draft. Habeas corpus petitions were filed January 16 claiming Bergdoll had not received a draft notice.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Edwin
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Federal District Court
United States Navy
Ft Leavenworth
Hergdull
Defendant in Empty Grave Case Convicted
Acoated Pree reports a trial in Beaumont Texas where a defendant charged in a case titled Empty Grave was convicted. The record notes a two year sentence and mentions the company name Southwestern Life, with details garbled in OCR but indicating the legal proceeding and its outcome.
Bank Obeyed By Awankweted Frame As More Gal
An unclear excerpt notes a bank tied to a frame and a federal reserve context. The readable elements mention Cabioeia Bank and possible legal or financial action. Further specifics are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
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Anwacweted
Mero Gal
Mar
Thea Bank
Tederel Seserve O Var Aepoetet S
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