Idaho Senator Warns Against Coming Danger
Idaho Senator Borah warns political disaster in November if farm relief is delayed and urges cross party action. House agriculture committee signals compromise to move a measure. Brookhart blames Congress, urging parties to honor platforms amid three weeks of hearings on farm relief.
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Brookhart
Congress
Washington
Borah
Republican
Idaho
House Agriculture Committee
House
McKinley
Ilinois
Haugen
Southwest range conditions praised by cattlemen
Southwest range conditions are at their best in twenty years with reports from Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. Cattle wintered well as rains spurred grass growth. Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico locals note abundant rain, with early spring forage secured and prospects bright for ranchers.
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Southwest
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Henry Boice
CCC Cattle Company
Gallun Deming
Three Rivers
Springer, French
Clayton
Las Vegas
Editorial Echoes Oklahoma City Support for Amarillo Oil Fields
The News-Globe reprints an Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman editorial praising Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle oil development. It notes Oklahoma City’s long interest in regional wealth, cites past untruthful articles, and portrays the Panhandle oil boom as a shared victory of Oklahoma capital and enterprise in the Llano Estacado and Palo Duro region.
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Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
News-Globe
Amarillo
Panhandle
The
Ira Rinehart
Florida
California
Texas Panhandle
Palm Beach
Santa Barbara
Llano Estacado
Oklahoma Capital and Enterprise
Plains Country
Oklahoma
Palo Duro
Deaths in Galveston Pair Spark Probe and Suspect Cause
Galveston March 27 authorities continued a coroner inquiry into the deaths of Fred W. Arend 45 and Sadie Coleman 40 assistant Y W C Amatron. Evidence indicates Arend shot the woman and killed himself over her refusal to marry him. The bodies were found on a sidewalk in the residence section earlier today.
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Galveston
Fred W. Arend
Sadie Coleman
Y. W. C. Amatron
Corsoner
Arend
Harris Bell Motion to Quash Indictment Overruled
Harris Bell, a young Austin attorney, had his motion to set aside the theft and swindling indictment overruled by Judge J. R. Hamilton of Travis County criminal district court. The hearing is delayed until at least Monday, April 19, as jury cases occupy the docket.
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Austin
Harris Bell
J. R. Hamilton
Travis County Criminal District Court
Bell
Girl Ponzi Held on Charge of Big Swindle
A woman branded as a Ponzi schemer is jailed on a major swindle charge. Her husband, described as a ten dollar weekly clerk, ran a telephone stock sale operation involved in the alleged scheme.
Pair swindle case eyed as official profits near half million
Grace Ott Bange and husband Charles face $20,000 bail on larceny charges after she confessed to a stock scheme to defraud victims of about $75,000. Officials estimate profits could reach $150,000, with police noting as many as fifteen victims including her brother-in-law William Clark.
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New York
Grace Ott Bange
Ponzi
William J. Clark
Aged physician held on 40 year old horse theft warrant
Dr Edwin F P Osbaldeston, 93, was held on a warrant for horse and wagon theft in Binghampton, N Y forty years ago. He pleaded not guilty and was paroled for extradition proceedings. Deputy Black produced archived documents and Osbaldeston once used the name Edwin Turner. The horse and wagon valued at $200 were recovered.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Edwin FP. Osbaldeston
Binghampton
N. Y
Osbaldeston
Black
Baldeston
Edwin Turner
Australia
Hale and Ramsey Battle for Bond in Osage Killing Case
In Pawhuska Oklahoma Hale and Ramsey fought a day long bond hearing amid testimony linking them to the killings of two Osage Indians and two whites. Hale and Ramsey testified under heavy cross examination. Hale admitted meeting outlaw Al Spencer but denied any plan to commit crime.
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Pawhuska
Okla
W. K. Hale
John Ramsey
Hale
Ramsey
al Spencer
Panhandle Plains Precipitation Signals Bumper Wheat Crop
Rain and snow across the Panhandle Plains boost moisture for grains and fruit. Floyd County reports 80,000 acres of wheat with prospects similar to 1924, aided by recent moisture including snow last Friday. Forecasts predict warmer, clearer weather this week while ground remains wet and roads soft but passable. Continuous notes indicate three railroads saw light rainfall and temperatures hovered above freezing after a low of 28.
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Panhandle-Plains
Panhandle
Plains
Panhandle Plains
Texas
Plains Country
Arizona
Weather Bureau
Floydada
Floyd County
Marland Man to Head Geologists
Alexander W. McCoy of Denver was elected president of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists at its Dallas convention. Officers include vice president Charles B. McCollum of Los Angeles and secretary treasurer Fritz L. Aurin of Ponca City. The meeting also discussed next year's venue, a salaried manager, and permanent headquarters. Delegates heard 77 papers on scientific methods for locating oil fields using microscopes, torsion balances, and seismographs. The association has grown from 20 members 7 years ago to about 1,500. President De Goyler noted geologists’ rising status in the oil industry.
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Dallas
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Alexander W. McCoy
Denver
Cole
Marien Oi Company
FL. Degoyler
Charles BR. McCollum
Los Angeles
Union Oil Company of
California
Fritz L. Aurin
Poncally
Oklo
Marland Oil Company
John 1. c
Ottawa
Wan- Sas
Association
de Goyler
Canadian River irrigation project before Congress
The Reed bill to fund irrigation and flood control on the Arkansas River and tributaries was approved by the House. A. & S. Stinnett, Texas irrigation commissioner, said Stinnett testified in Washington for the Rock Island North Plains line. Plans contemplate three to four dams on the river north of Amarillo.
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Congress
Arkansas River
Rocky Mountains
House
A. &. Stinnett
Amarillo
Texas
Stinnett
Washington
Rock Island North Plains
Weather Forecast For Amarillo And Vicinity Sunday
The forecast shows unsettled conditions with possible rain in Yor Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas expects Sunday partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with occasional rain. Eastern New Mexico likely snow or rain in the north, warmer central portions, and variable pressure patterns noted across the region.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Portonsy Run
Bow Atlantic
Amarillo _ Bature
Lowents
Washington dispatches stir over relief, Bandit actions urged
The Day in Washington reports state department disclosure on India Arica correspondence. Cabinet members weigh Muscle Shoals with a joint congressional committee. Senator Borah warns disaster if relief is not provided. Senator Edwards delays Passaic textile inquiry. U S requests expedited Mexican actions against bandits who kidnapped American mining engineers.
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State Department
Congressional Committee
Boral
Edwards
New Jersey
Senate
Passaic
N. T
Mexico
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Solon
Daily Oklahoman
Bond
Osage
Third and Polk Streets
Roar Oe Sa
Amarillo Building Company
Third and
Polk Streets
Shepard
Marland Man
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