15 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1921
Page
1
Supporters of the provisional regime report the Franklin meeting drew only friends of the suspended administration. They plan a mass miners’ meeting at Scammon tonight to adopt resolutions recognizing the new administration and to permit return to work in Missouri, while denouncing the industrial court and leaders like Howat.
Chicago Oct 14 The railroads and unions faced a mounting crisis as railroads moved to seek further wage reductions while rejecting a postponement and unions prepared for possible strike. Leaders on both sides predicted uncertainty as district chairmen await final orders amid reports of a potential strike.
Thomas W. Lamont told an American Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Mexico City that U S businessmen there must not exploit Mexico and should respect private and public rights. He urged clear explicit Mexican declarations to avoid misunderstandings and pave undisturbed harmony between the two republics, noting Mexico’s stance affects U S recognition and treaty talks.
The House rejected the Seiger bill to expand membership from 435 to 460, voting 146 for recommitment and 142 against after nine hours of debate. Amendments to limit growth or reappoint without increase failed amid charges of disenfranchisement and party strategy.
Judge William F. Ramsey of Dallas, head of the Federal Reserve Bank district, will speak at a noon luncheon and a 7:30 p.m. meeting in Amarillo. About 46 bankers were invited to the 1:15 lunch at the Amarillo Hotel, with tickets selling fast. Emerson and the Dallas deputy governor are expected to arrive by Fort Worth railroad, and local bankers are urged to attend both sessions to hear Ramsey discuss business and financial conditions.
BEAUMG HT Texas Oct 14 A gift of 1200 by the local Ku Klux Klan was refused here today. Local officials and residents responded to the donation with mixed reactions amid ongoing racial tensions and community debates about the Klan’s role in the area.
A resolution by Rep Bourke Cochran seeks the House judiciary committee to probe whether the president may address either house of Congress without notice to the other and in its absence on pending legislation. Cochran cites President Harding’s July speech to the Senate on soldier bonus legislation as a possible violation of the House’s constitutional right to part in communications.
A blaze at the Rogers Wade Furniture Company in Paris Texas caused an estimated total loss of 250000. The fire started on a street location and was reported by Associated Press. Firefighters battled the flames through the night amid extensive damage to the business.
Fifteen Panhandle counties including Collingsworth Oldham Deaf Smith Randall Hale Potter Lynn Swisher Childress Lamb Terry and Roosevelt receive telegram from George Ryans Clarendon urging a Panhandle Plains Tri State Fair in Amity next year. Exhibitors protest an injustice they say favors New Mexico and seek a Panhandle Plains solution. Local leaders W T Crouch and A Newhe of Collingsworth decline comment.
Commissioner Haynes in Washington announces an early date plan. The Associated Press quotes him saying the Weather Service department would weed out weaker stakes and turf the weaker lines.
Economic affairs in Europe proceed with steady pace as markets hold firm and policy signals stay aligned with prior expectations. Investors monitor currency moves and trade tensions for potential shifts, while governments coordinate fiscal stances and regional cooperation remains unchanged.
Due to illness of Senator Simmons, Imperial heard of the Ku Klux Klan postponed its House rules committee hearing on a national order until Monday. The panel will decide if it will summon other witnesses before reporting to the House.
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