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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1912

Page

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Amarillo Auto Trades Excursion Returns From Seven Hundred Mile Ride

The Amarillo auto traders excursion party completed its trip from May 6 to yesterday, visiting Memphis Clarendon Pampa White Deer and Goodrich. Despite rain and car issues the group reported high spirits wide public interest and strong business reception at each stop with plans for a future Santa Fe trip.

Amarillo Auto Trades Pampa Memphis Clarendon Saint Francis White Deer J. FE. Bryant Claude Tex Chamber of Commerce Texas Santa Fe J. BE. Bryant Hirrant KE Bryant Amarillo Mm. K. Brown

Sam Clinton Dies In East Waco Home Built In 1854

Special to Daily News. Sam Clinton of East Waco died last night in a log house he built in 1854. He declared a wish to die in the home. He leaves three children.

Daily News Waco Tex Sam Clinton East Waco

Colorado Rights Advocates Push Rio Grande Water Access

The movement aims to urge Congress to permit Rio Grande water for irrigation in Southern Colorado. Denver Chamber resolutions claim Interior Department denied rights of way for ditches and reservoirs, citing future federal needs at Eagle New Mexico. Resolutions urge Governor Shafroth protest and seek broad commercial organization support.

Associated Press Denver Colo Congress Rio Grande Colorado Denver Chamber of Commerce Interior Department Eagle New Mexico United States Gugeenheim National Congress Shafroth

Oil Flow Reported at Burkley Ranch Stamford Tex

Reports from the Burkley ranch east of Stamford indicate a good oil flow at 670 feet with the stream rising 50 feet above ground. The well owners are elated and investors show interest in the discovery amid mounting excitement.

Daily News Stamford Tex Burkley Ranch

Weather outlook and temperatures for May forecast

Washington forecast notes fair weather in the Far West Texas and cooler conditions in the south and central areas. Saturday remains fair with rising temperatures and a generally mild weekend expected statewide.

Washington Associated Press Washington, D. C Texas

Weather bulletin across Panhandle to Louisiana

The region shows mixed cloudiness with no widespread rain. Denison experiences heavy rain from 3 p.m. with strong southwest winds while Oklahoma faces very heavy rain in the central area around early afternoon. Other areas remain partly cloudy to clear and warm with no rain.

Panhandle Pecos Valley Denison Wichita Falls Oklahoma Louisiana

Battle Near Torreon Rages Across Desert Front

Fighting continued for thirty six hours between insurrectos and Federals with no clear advantage. Couriers to General Orozco report the vanguard clash turning into a desperate engagement. The battle spans twenty miles of desert plains southwest of Conejos near Torreon as resolution drags on.

Associated Press Escalon Mex Orozco Conejos Torreon

Attack on Mexican Central Train Near Napoles

The south bound Mexican Central train carrying federal troops was attacked at Napoles. Rebels led by Parquena, a key figure in the Madero uprising, numbered about two hundred. Seven men were killed and thirty were captured.

Hy Associated Press Mexico City Mexican Central Napoles Parsquena Cuanajato

Wildcat Farns Loses Ten-Round Decision in Kansas City

Kansas City boxing card features Clarence Wildcat Farns from the local scene, battling Rochier of Cleveland for ten rounds. Ferns sustains swelling around both eyes. this marks his first defeat in a year as the crowd sees a sharp, hard-fought bout.

Kansas City

Texas Lines Seek Block on Sheveport Rate Order

Houston East and West Texas, Houston and Shreveport, and Texas and Pacific railways petition the Commerce Court to restrain June 1 ICC rate order. They argue it amounts to confiscation and violates the constitution by forcing westward traffic from Shreveport to match Texas rates, claiming $500000 annual cost to meet the rule.

Ky Associated Press Washington, D. C Interstate Commerce Commission Sheveport Commerce Court Houston, East & West Texas Railway Houston & Shreveport Railway Texas & Pacific Texas Shreveport

Martin Agrades Channel Record

Glenn Martin piloted a hydroplane from Balboa to Catalina Island in 47 minutes, about a mile per minute, achieving the first island flight. He rebuilt the hydroplane yesterday, carried a sack of mail, and landed at Balboa at 6 08 after circling Avalon three times.

Associated Preav Avalon Catalina Island Cal Glenn Martin Balboa Martin Martin Tefe Avalon San Pedro

Severe Iowa Storm Destroys Warehouse and Floods City

Destructive May storm hits Des Moines causing a five story Davidson Brothers Furniture warehouse fire after a lightning strike. Estimated losses near one hundred thousand dollars as two inches of rain falls in forty five minutes, flooding ground floors in downtown hotels and restaurants. The system reports a general Central Iowa storm with widespread damage.

Associated Press Ives Moines Davidson Brothers Furniture Company Iowa

Storms Cause Severe Damage Across Missouri and Kansas

Rain and wind storms in western Missouri and Kansas caused damage estimated at 100,009 dollars. Pareons streets flooded and buildings sustained about 50,000 dollars in damage. Joplin reports damage to small buildings and mining plants with many mines flooded in southwest Missouri.

Associated Press Kansas City Missouri Kansas Pareons Joplin

Alabama Fire Underwriters Association Session Opens in Mobile

Mobile on May 1 hosts an annual gathering of the Alabama Fire Underwriters Association with many members attending a dance and notable outsiders. The first day featured routine business led by President Glennon, and the group plans a banquet tomorrow night to conclude the session.

Mobile Ala Alabama Fire Underwriters’ Associaion Glennon

Beauty Doctor Sued By Damsel

Miss Nannie Stroud of Fort Worth files a 25000 dam ages suit against Dr J R Mitchell alleging permanent impairment of the arms from six weeks of treatment described as restoring sunburned and skinny arms. The sun burn arose on an Arizona ranch after a brief acquaintance. The complaint states Mitchell promised to make her arms soft white and pretty and began treatment May a BE.

Daily News Fort Worth Tex Nannie Stroud J. R. Mitchell Arizona

Bridgeport Man Heads State Federation of Labor

Edward Cunningham of Bridgeport Texas was elected president of the State Federation of Labor in Palestine on May 10 defeating William Heefgen of San Antonio and John R. Spencer of Waco. Re-elected were Spencer as secretary and J F Johnson as sergeant at arms. T H Jennings of Beaumont was kept chairman of the executive board. The election continued for other officers and the next face of meeting.

Daily News Palestine Tex Edward Cunningham Bridgeport Texas Miners’ Union State Federation of Labor William Heefgen San Antonio John R. Spencer Waco J. F. Johnson Galveston T. H. Jennings Peaumont

Legislative appropriations bill passes with 33 million boost

The House approved the Legislative Executive and Judicial appropriation bill totaling 33,782,854 dollars. A major increase funds Western mints and assay offices including the Deadwood South Dakota facility.

Washington ,D. C House Deadwood South Dakota

Fire Destroys Raymond Hotel at 2 A M

The Raymond Hotel at 201 Buchanan street burned completely early this morning. Owners O K Dalkey and A H Dalkey and guests escaped in night attire with six to seven roomers in the hotel. one guest unaccounted for, feared dead. The two story frame building was destroyed though nearby properties were spared by a north wind. Loss is total, only partly insured.

Raymond Hotel Buchanan Street O. K A. H. Dalkey Dalkey

House Agrees To Pension Report

The House approved a conference report on the general pension bill allowing pensions up to a dollar a day for Mexican and Civil War veterans and sent the measure to the president for signature with many Democrats joining Republicans. Memorial Day observed in North and South Carolina with ceremonies and grave decorations by United Confederate Veterans and related groups.

Uy Associated Press Washington, D. C House Today Carolinas Charleston S. C North South Carolina Two States United Confederate Veterans and Kindred Organizations

International Order of King’s Daughters and Sons Holds World Conference

In Louisville May 10 the general conference of the International Order of King’s Daughters and Sons began at the Henry Wattersor hotel. Delegates from the United States Canada Europe and other regions attend as the organization marks its first world wide gathering in more than fifty years. Miss Kate Boad of New York presides and greetings come from Canada via Miss Annie M. Brown. The four day sessions will feature speeches by Judge Julian B Mack and other notable figures.

Louisville International Order of King’s Daughters and Sons New Henry Canada Annie M. Brown Dominion Organization Julian &. Mack Court of Commerce

Roosevelt Delegates Set for Alabama State Convention

Roosevelt supporters in Alabama have completed arrangements for a State convention in Birmingham to name a delegation to the national convention. Delegates will contest with Taft delegates for recognition at the Chicago convention.

Roosevelt Birmingham Ala Alabama Taft Chicago

Senate backs advisory vote on federal judges

Phoenix Arizona May 10 a bill proposing an advisory vote for Federal judges as well as United States senators was recommended to pass by the State Senate today. This is believed to be the first attempt by any state to influence the appointment of Federal judges by a popular election.

Associated Press Phoenix Ariz United States State Senate

Desperate defense as floodwaters threaten levees along Mississippi

Heavy rains and 40 mile per hour winds lash New Orleans area and up river towns. Baton Rouge levee danger grows as floodwaters spill over embankments. Refugees evacuated from New Roads as engineers rush to shore up levies. Emergency crews and revenue cutters are deployed. 75 000 rations ordered for the region.

Associated Press New Orleans Baton Rouge Torras Beak United States Army United States Revenue Wandom Winona New Roads Lafayette Southern Pacific Parker

Rear Admiral Potter Retired After Forty Years Naval Service

Washington May 10 Rear Admiral William P Potter retired from the Navy after more than forty years of faithful service. He recently served as aid for personnel at the Navy Department and was placed on the retired list for age sixty two. Potter, a New York native, was evacuated from Annapolis in 1869 and helped in the Maine explosion inquiry. He fought in the Spanish War and commanded the Vermont during the 1908 world cruise of the battleship fleet.

Washington, D. C United States Navy William P. Potter Navy Department Potter New York Annapolis Naval Court of Inquiry Maine United States Votter Vermont

White Beats Frankie Conley in Vernon Arena Bout

Chicago featherweight Jack White defeated Frankie Conley of Kenosha Wisconsin in Vernon arena. Conley’s manager Tom Jones stopped the fight in the sixth round after announcing a broken wrist.

Associated Press Los Angeles Cal Jack White Chicago Frankie Conley Kenosha Wis Vernon Conley Tom Jones

Yale expedition to Texas Panhandle for prehistoric horse fossils

Yale University through the Peabody Museum authorizes an expedition to the Texas Panhandle to seek fossil remains of prehistoric horses. The team aims to locate specimens in northern Texas where the last known form of the prehistoric horse was found, and hopes to recover imperial mammoth remains as well.

New Haven Conn Yale University Corporation Peabody Museum Panhandle Texas

Deportation of Armenians Ordered by Immigrant Board

Galveston Texas May 10 twenty seven Armenians destined for interior points were ordered deported today by the board of special inquiry of immigrant inspectors They have appealed to Washington.

Galveston Tex Board of Special Inquiry of Washington

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Boosters Entey Goodrich Toronto Ont Evangelical Denominatons of Canada Brotherhood Federation of Canada Federated Brotherhoods of England Torreor Wildcat Farns Watelg Texas Lines Martin Agores California Middle Western Des Moines State Federation King’s Daughters and Sons Bill Mississippi Admiral Potter Jack Whith Texas Panhandle
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