Southern bankers urged to outline suitable program
Problems of producer prices discussed with President Harding and cabinet members as Southern bankers are asked to propose a suitable program.
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Harding
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
1
Finance chiefs plan April cotton export conference in Washington
The war finance corporation calls southern bankers to a Washington conference on April 4 to discuss financing exports of southern agricultural goods. Hoover and Mellon officials eye aiding shipping to Germany and Eastern Europe, with possible talks extending to Czecho Slovakia and Poland as exporters report cotton opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washinton
War Finance Corporation
Hoover
Finance Corporation
Treasury
Germany
Europe
Mellon
Caecho-Slovakia
Poland
Weather West Texas Forecast and Odd Tale
Weather summary notes a mix of partly cloudy skies and warmer southern areas with a colder north, plus hourly temperature data and a dry versus wet reading. An apparent local anecdote ends with a cautionary, rhymed verse about driving incidents and a train accident touchstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
South Portion
North Portion
Weather Bureau
Amario
Balloon Explodes Wounding Army Balloon Crew At Ross Field
An explosion at Coyote Pass near Los Angeles seriously burns Lieut J R Sullivan and three enlisted men from Ross Field as they retrieve a balloon after Lieut George Watts ascended to 15000 feet and parachuted free. A cigarette may have caused the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Army Balloon School
Ross Field
Arcadia
Coyote Pass
J. R. Sullivan
George BE
Watts
Tem Wen
Oklahoma City Compress Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the Interstate Cotta Compress and nine box cars plus a two story office building in Oklahoma City. Loss estimated at 578000 after a three hour fire department effort. Sparks from a passenger train engine started the blaze. no insurance on the post ton building. Two workers were lightly burned while rescuing records. facility covers about two acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couptless Couo Ny
Gua Cox
Cox
Charles Laughlin
Fim
Arthur Kilpatrick
Nearo
State Health Officer Condemns Canned Goods
Austin March 25 Dr Man ton M Carrick state health officer has waged a war on canned goods in Texas retail and wholesale trade He said since January 18 his department and inspectors condemned and destroyed 22 500 pounds of canned goods unfit for human consumption
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Manton M. Carrick
Grave riots erupt on St Thomas island
By Asportatat Pre Mar 9 grave riots have escalated on the island of St Thomas in the Gulf of Guinea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asportatat
Lishon
Mar
Island of
St. Thomas
Gulf of Guines
Harding seeks quick repassage of Fordney Tariff to aid farmers
President Harding urges Congress to repass the Fordney Tariff Bill as originally drafted to shield farmers from foreign competition. The measure would impose duties on wheat 40 cents per bushel and wheat flour 20 percent, with protections also on peanuts onions cottonseed oil and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harding
Sixty Seventh Congress
Wilson
Senate
House
New England
Panhandle
Plains
Decomposed Body Found in Trinity River Near Ft Worth
A badly decomposed body found in the Trinity River near the three mile bridge west of Ft Worth is believed to be Scott Nichols Western Union Telegraph chief operator missing since February. The clothing bore the initials S.N. and a laundry mark matching Nichols. Coroner’s investigation suggests he was shot through the heart, murdered, robbed, and dumped from the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Arena
FT. Worth
Texas
Scott Nichols
Western Union Telegraph
Trinity River
Three Mile Bridge
S.no
Nickols
Nickols Hadeen
Tellos Hellewe le
Railways Under Scrutiny as Harding Broadens Inquiry
Washington March 29. The Harding administration began a comprehensive review of American railway conditions to draft a program for rehabilitation. President Harding, with his cabinet, agreed to consult the Interstate Commerce Commission chair and railway labor leaders in the coming days. Vendors, workers, and shippers report grievances over income, wages, and service as the inquiry proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Panhandle night robbery nets operator at Panhandle
Sheriff John Cone reported two masked men robbed the Panhandle night operator at the Santa Fe station early Tuesday morning, taking 40.48 from the cash drawer and forcing the operator to open the safe. Deputies pursued after a possible car matching the suspects passed through Channing but the robbers escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cone
Carson County
Panhandle
Fireworks factory blast kills eight in Chicago tenement area
An explosion in a West Side Chicago warehouse, blamed on prohibited manufacture and storage of fireworks, killed at least eight people and injured over 100. Police say Weil and Company and nearby Singer and Schaffer houses were involved, with arrests and ongoing inquiries into the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
West Side
Weil and Company
Singer and Schaffer
Charles Fitzmorris
Shirley High
Binger and Schaffer
Fitzmorrin
Max Singer
Edward Schaffer
High
Obregon Plans Reorganization Of Mexican Consular Service
Announcement that President Obregon has selected a plan to reorganize Mexico’s consular service in Cuba was reported from San Francisco. Mexican official Mascarenad said the reforms will be carried out after he leaves Havana at the week’s end, as conveyed by Los Angeles consul Kitluer de Huis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
J. Elton Moran
Sheridan Road
Chicago
R. A. Crothers
Hero
San Francisco Bulletin Today
Moran
Hia
Obregon of
Mellon
Cuba
Mascarenad
Havana
Kitluer de Huis
Los Angeles
Sunday School Baseball League Formed in Amarillo
The Amarillo Sunday School Baseball League was formed at a Piet Baptist Church meeting. Guy W. Patter was chosen president and the league aims to promote interest in Sunday Schools through baseball with teams from several churches. A second meeting is planned to finalize clubs, captains, and schedules by May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Fuller
Wartobe
Piet Baptist Church
Guy W. Patter
City Light and Water Company
Roy M. Britain
Tessene Realty Company
View Provident
David Mc Warren
Jane Wae
Amarillo
Teanm
Miret Piapetiet
Utreet
Teentint
Viet Christian
Tonteal
BL. Baath
Serte
Somes Aione
Ataaritlo Te
Playere
Wil Oely
Automobile Struck by Interurban Injures Two Inmates
Two riders were injured when an interurban hit a passing automobile near Waxahachie Texas. A Tastee suffered multiple injuries and a possible skull fracture while W KB Bidwell endured serious injuries. The two men were painters from Saaon Missouri and were being treated at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interurban
Associated Prees
Waxailachie
Texas
Tastee
W. KB
Bidwell
Firth
Peabte
Saaon
Missouri
Strawberrien Moving Washington Market Report
A fragment notes a rise in Louisiana acreage in the Tuagiades section by 2,200 acres from last year. The text mentions weekly reviews of fruits and vegetables markets and late March shipping activity, but the fragmented report is unclear on specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberrien
Washington
Desta
Todlay
Tuagiades
Louisiana
Police attacked as Allies arm Dusseldorf police
Reports from Berlin say central Germany police make progress against revolt while Red forces advance in the Rhineland and Westphalia. In Dusseldorf and Elberfeld insurgents seize rail lines and banks, clash with police, and killings occur. a state of siege is declared in Münster and Arnsberg. The entente order arms returned to Dusseldorf police to defend against insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusseldorf
Associated Prena
London
Germany
Reuter
Berlin
Red
Rhineland
West Phalia
Elberfeld
Mettmann
Velbert
Cologne
Seige
Munster
Arnsberg
Dussedorf
Entente
Montagsnért
Hagen
Upperiver Valley
Mexicans Arrested. Consul Inquires In Fort Worth
Associated Press reports in Fort Worth that Mexican nationals were detained on vagrancy charges amid economic hardship. Dallas and San Antonio consuls sought details as local police say authorities in Tarrant County arrested ninety individuals in a single group last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Worth
Texas
Meshan
Dallas
San Aneonio
Vocale
Tarrant County
Harding Considers Freight Rate Question
President Harding told reporters at the White House he has given thought to lowering freight rates and would address the issue in his coming message. He says he will present recommendations on lower rates for freight and passenger traffic, and would not press Congress until facing the Interstate Commerce Commission and Labor Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Page
Washington, D.C
Vresident Harding
White House
Amarillo
Interstate Ove Commission
Halouy Labor Board
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Thomas Earl
Jimmie Kerr
Henry Hicker
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Fort Worth
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Obreregon
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