Republicans Clash Over Tariff Bill Dumping Section
Washington reporters note little progress in conference talks on the emergency tariff bill. Senate provision limits dumping controls to clear need while House demands full investigations of all foreign shipments. Senator Penrose says agreement is hoped early next week with further talks planned Tuesday.
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Washington
Associated Press
House
Senate
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Treasury
Four Are Killed In T. and P. Wreck
El Paso May 14. The corrected tally of dead and injured from the Texas & Pacific westbound freight wreck twelve miles east of Sierra Blanca Friday afternoon is compiled here by the Associated Press. Multiple fatalities are reported with injuries and conditions updated.
The Dead and Injured Among Train Crash Victims
The list names Todd Nicholson of Duncan OK Paul Kelley of Limg OH William Henry a discharged railroad mechanic from Teague TX H M Daniels former service man discharged at Camp Pike AR The Injured E C Abels Tucson AZ perhaps fatally Bicane Steakley Flintville TN broken ribs and internal injuries B O Gobin Fort Worth TX broken ankle Otho R Montgomery Flat River MO broken leg M B Gibson Marlow OK slight bruises seven other passengers escaped without injuries
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Paul Kelley
Limg
Ohio
William Henry
Teague
Texas
H. M. Daniels
Camp Pike
Arkansas
Bicane Steakley
Flintville
Tennessee
B. OH. Gobin
Fort Worth
Otho R
Montgomery
Flat River
Missouri
M. BR. Gibson
Marlow
Oklahoma
Air mail service a three year milestone reported
The Post Office says the air mail system, three years old tomorrow, covered 1,313,379 miles and carried 1,015,053 pounds of mail at a cost of 1,343,382 dollars for April. The average cost per mile was 1.02 dollars with 19 fatalities in the year. Routes include New York to San Francisco via midwest cities, Chicago to Minneapolis, Chicago to St. Louis, and Washington to New York.
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Washington
Associated Press
Post Office Department
Washington and
New York
San Francisco
Cleveland
Chicago
Omaha
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Reno
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Washinton
Head of Sheep Burned in Fire Near Stamford
Stamford Texas May 14 Six hundred head sheep were burned to death when fire of undetermined origin destroyed a large barn on Baldwin ranch twelve miles west of here today Six thousand pounds of wool ninety sets of harness and other contents valued at about 25000 dollars were lost.
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Stamford
Texas
Baldwin Ranch
Amarillan Strike In Kansas Oil Field Report
Sam Dunn, county animal inspector, received word Saturday that an oil venture he invested in in Kansas struck pay at 1200 feet. Initial test shows about 300 barrels per day, sparking Dunn and friends to expect larger development soon.
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Sam Dunn
Kansas
Dunn
Mr. Dunn
Condemned Orphan Boy Granted New Trial
Seventeen year old E Johnson convicted of a crime and given three years in prison has been granted a new trial by Judge Henry Bishop after a hearing attended by his attorney A M Mood and others. Juror J W Bowlby testified that the boy’s conduct on the stand suggested he might be a hardened criminal, influencing the original harsh sentence.
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E. Johnson
Henry Bishop
A. M. Mood
J. W. Crudgington
J. O. Gulerie
Conan
J. W. Bowlby
Bowlby
Shebie
Btilalihl Lo
Aurora Borealis Disrupts Telegraph Lines Nationwide
Telegraph lines across the United States went idle as the aurora borealis intensified. Old timers note it as the worst display of its kind for the season. Scientists seek a unifying theory while data accumulates on earth currents and solar cycles.
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United States
Favorable Report on Cable Landings Bill
Associated Press reports Washington May 14 that the senate bill authorizing presidential central over cable landings was ordered favorably reported without amendment to today by the House committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House Committee
Weather data for Amarillo from yesterday
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports Amarillo temperatures by hour yesterday with high 46 and low 32. Humidity readings taken through the day show dry and wet bulb values around 55 and 57 recorded at 6 pm and noon.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Eve Einer
Trucks Furnished Panhandle Counties for Road Building
William C. Giberson visits as manager of the distribution of ten ton government trucks to Panhandle counties. Three salesmen accompany him as interest rises in Caterpillar tractors. Deaf Smith County’s tractor approval and shipment details reach Hereford official Judge Meyert, with Amarillo as the distribution point and funds via check on delivery.
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Panhandle
Garza County
Lubbock
Justiceburg
Snyder
Slaton
Plainview
Clovis
Tucumcari
Fort Worth & Denver
Texas
Oklahoma Panhandle
Ochiltree
Hansford
William C. Giberson
Gilberson
Deaf Smith County
Meyert
Hereford
Port Clinton
Ohio
Amarillo
Megert
Troops Called Out to Settle Disputes in Kentucky Mines
Two Kentucky national guard companies were sent to McCarr Pike County to quell a two day state of virtual war as US troops were not to be sent. Governor Morrow issued the order to restore order in the dispute involving miners.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Kentucky National Guardsmen
McCarr
Pike County
Edwin &. Morrow
United States
The News Adds Rotogravure Art Section for Sunday
The News announces a new Rotogravure Art Section debuting this Sunday as part of expanded features. The paper states a mission to serve Plains Country and adjacent territory with art enlargements and ongoing improvements for a growing readership.
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News
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Mother's Educational Center
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Los Angeles
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P. Wreck
Todd Nicholson
Duncan
E. C. Abels
Tucson
Arizona
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Amarillan
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