Gold Standard Bill Passes Third Reading in Commons
May 5. Chancellor Jon Churchill steered the gold standard bill through the third reading amid criticism of its clauses. It now goes to the Lords for formal passage as debate centers on American credits and the cost of advancing purchase of bonds for the American debt. Churchill argued credits were contingent, not essential, and explained details of a loan commission and charges.
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Chequer
Ise of Lords
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Atlantic
City Engineer McDonald addresses city commission
A Kansas City engineer spoke to the Se City commission at the regular meeting last night, describing experiences of other cities in managing water and sewerage systems as routine business items were handled.
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Municipal Neer
Kansas City
Speako
HILLING RESUMED IN WHITTINGTON 3
Amrock May 5 Drilling on the Whittington No 3 Williams Lay well resumed after a daylight halt. Local oil men expect 250 to 800 barrels daily. the well is a quarter mile west of the J O Whittington dis well in northeast quarter section 9 block 27. Amarillo interests control much surrounding acreage.
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Amarillo
Board to Decide on Workman Discharge June 8
Associated Press LAS May 5 reports SMU trustees will decide whether Prof. M Workman associate professor of Engineering Bible at Southern Methodist University will be discharged from the faculty at the June 8 trustees meeting according to Dr C D Selec president.
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Smokers urged to test Life Savers for fresher breath
A tip suggests smokers try Life Savers between cigarettes to freshen the mouth and improve the taste of the next smoke, claiming it leaves you feeling better after a long day of smoking.
Real good vacation to Europe for 155 dollars
Advert for economical European trip fare via Ward Line urges readers to travel to Europe. It cites a fare of 155 dollars and invites interested parties to write to United Steam Ship Co in St Louis for details. The clipped notice uses promotional language and offers no specific travel dates or partnerships.
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Death Wins Rage With Step Mother of Mrs Harding
Mrs Caroline Beatty Kling, step mother of the late Mrs Pamace Kling Harding, died on a train between Richmond and Washington while traveling from Daytona to Columbus. She was sixty, suffered pernicious anaemia, and left Florida hoping to die at home. She is survived by three sisters and a brother.
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Washington
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Pamace Kling Harding
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Daytona
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Columbus
Richmond
Washingon
Brooks Named Special Counsel in University Case
Austin May 5 Special counsel Judge W S Brooks of Austin named to represent the University of Texas in legal proceedings testing the validity of last session's law transferring oil royalties from the permanent fund to the university available fund President William M Splawn announced the move as part of the universitys case against the measure.
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Austin
W. S. Brooks
University of Texas
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Lynn P. Talley Elected Governor of Dallas Reserve Bank
Lynn P. Talley, federal reserve agent, elected governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas by the board of directors. He succeeds J. A. McKinney whose resignation takes effect May 15. Deputy and other officer changes include V. Grund, H. Harris, D. Reardan, M. Crump, and A. Sales, with new appointments effective June 1.
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Fred Harris
Houston
Coleman
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el Paso
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Allen Sales
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
University names special committee on oil royalty measure
President Splawn said the board of regents appointed a committee of R. G. Storey Dallas S. C. Paddleford Fort Worth Sam Netherly McKinney and Matt Royston Galveston to study the oil royalty measure. After four sessions the Dallas meeting decided to hire special counsel with Dr. Splawn acting as representative. Judge Brooks will provide services assisted by the four lawyers on the committee and Regent George W. Tyler Belton.
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Board of Regents
R. G. Storey
Dallas
S.C
Two Families Claim Body of Burned Girl in Gary
In Gary Indiana two families seek the body of a burned and mutilated girl found on Furnessville road near Chesterton ten days earlier. Coroner A O Dobbins plans to open an inquest in Chesterton. The Genero family claims the girl is their daughter Mrs Josephine Desiderio. the Hessler family in Michigan City says the body is their daughter Mrs Mary Berg. Police have not located either woman.
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Gary
Ind
Furnessville Road
Chesterton
A. O. Dobbins
Porter County
Genero
Josephine Desiderio
Luis Desiderio
Hessler
Michigan City
Mary Berg
Houghton's London speech pleases officials
Ambassador Houghton's maiden address in London last night pleased officials in Washington. President Coolidge called it a helpful read on American views on European matters, though the speech was solely his own responsibility and not aimed at any specific nation or event.
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Washington
Ambassador Houghton
London
Coolidge
Houghton
Europe
Governor Miriam Ferguson Proclaims Mother's Day
Governor Miriam A Ferguson issues a formal proclamation setting Sunday May 10 as Mother's Day in Texas. She calls upon all Texans to honor their mothers with praise and gratitude, remembering both living and departed ones and the guidance they provided.
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Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Amarillo Planing Mill Ad Promotes Mill Work Services
Local advertising note from Amarillo Planing Mill at 601 West 7th St offers sash doors mouldings and all mill work. Invites out of town business and urges customers to let them figure with you. W. R. Armstrong is listed as manager.
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Burton outlines arms traffic controls in Geneva talks
Representative Theodore E. Burton of Ohio chairman of the American delegation to the Geneva arms traffic conference outlined two major aspects of the drive to curb world arms shipments. He said an American plan for restricting gas shipments would be presented and noted protection for nations that do not produce their own arms. The opening statement text was released by the State Department tonight.
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