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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1925

Page

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Court martial for Colonel Williams Mitchell ordered

Associated Press reports that orders for Mitchell’s court martial on charges of conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline await affidavits from San Antonio. The panel will include thirteen officers with Major General Summerall likely as president, all decorated WWI veterans, and the judge advocate general’s officer to act as law officer.

Associated Press Washington William Mitchell San Antonio Texas War Department Coolridge Davis Judge Advocate General's Corps Charles P. Summerall Army Second Corps New York Washingto

Amicable adjustments Aim in Highway Fight

Dallas Oct. 16 Attorney General Dan Moody seeks an amicable settlement of highway department matters without court action. He conferred with state and local officials and friends, declining to disclose details. Moody planned to issue a statement before leaving Dallas Saturday.

Associated Press Dallas State Highway Department Dan Moody

Attorney General cites canceled maintenance bids in 33 counties

Attorney General Moody disclosed a letter to Frank Lanham Dallas chairman of the highway commission urging cancellation of maintenance contracts voidable by court action. He noted favoritism in counties where bid results differed, and Lee Satterwhite predicted a special session of the legislature by Governor Ferguson before mid November to address the issues. Others in daylong talks included Lynch Davidson Shelby Cox George Purl John E. Davis R M Chitwood and Lt Governor Barry Miller.

Austin Highway Commission Frank V. Lanham Dallas Lanham John E. Davis Mesquite R. M. Chitwood Sweetwater The Texas School of Technology Barry Miller

UNIFICATION PLAN OFFERED AT TEXAS CONFERENCE

Greenville Oct 16 The North Texas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South meets to consider unification with the Church of the North. Rev E W Alderson Kaufman will present a new plan to remove objections to the pending proposal. The conference previously voted 161 to 127 in favor. Delegates show mixed views but no opposition to Alderson plan was voiced tonight.

Associated Press Greenville Church of the North Prospect North Texas The Methodist Episcopal Church, South E. W. Alderson Kaufman Alderson

America Third in Air Power in World Is Charge

Washington Oct. 16 Commander J C Hunsaker assistant naval attache at London told the presidents air board that the United States ranks third in air power among nations. He said estimates place the country in the middle of the five most powerful air services when considering fliers planes and their quality. He warned against trusting published reports which may be inflated for political reasons. The board adjourned after protracted hearings to hear witnesses and plan its report to Congress.

Associated Press Washington J. C. Hunsaker London Air Board United States Hunsaker Coolidge Aviation Board Army Navy

Rhine pact approval triggers jubilant crowd in Locarno

In Locarno Switzerland on October 16 the Rhine pact and related treaties received formal approval at a European security conference. Leaders Briand Stresemann and others praised the agreement as a new era of peace and cooperation, promising Germany will comply and Rhineland occupation concerns will lessen.

Associated Press Locarno Switzerland Europe Palace of Justice Eniagen M. Briand Austen Cham Luther Doctor Atresemann Uen M. Briland London Dr. Stresemann Germany Rhineland Renemann

Ferguson Urges Ferguson Probe By Senator Parnell

Wichita Falls report quotes State Senator J D Parnell urging James E Ferguson to back his wife in a thorough investigation of Texas administration. Parnell says Texas stands under a cloud of rumor and suggests a round table inquiry rather than an extraordinary legislative session to examine state affairs.

Ferguson Senator Parnell Associated Press Wichita Falls Nlow James E. Ferguson Texas J. D. Parnell Wichita Parnell Senate Commonwealth Sen Ator James F. Ferguson James Ferguson

Episcopal Church in U S Declines to Join Council

New Orleans October 16 The Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States by its house of bishops at general convention declined to become a constituent member of the federal council of churches. The one hundred bishops voting were evenly split fifty to fifty with the commission advising negative action if either house failed to reach two thirds.

Associated Press New Orleans Protestant Episcopal Church United States House of Bishops Federal Council of Churches Joint Commission

Four Thousand Cotton Pickers Sought in El Paso County

Austin October 16 Four thousand cotton pickers are needed in El Paso county state labor commissioner E J Crocker said today federal and state authorities are making every effort to meet the demand.

EL Paso County Associated Press Austin E. J. Crocker

Delivery schedule notice for Amarillo Daily News and Evening Post

Prompt delivery reminder instructs readers to phone 883 if their paper is late. A boy at the News-Post building delivers to late customers from 6:46 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily with Sunday times 7 a.m. and 6:20 p.m. Adjustments promise faster service.

News-Post Amarillo Daily News The Evening Post

Texas fruit men favor quarantine of Hidalgo County

Citrus growers and dealers from the Rio Grande Valley gathered in Edinburg to urge Hidalgo county to quarantine citrus stock entering from California and Florida. The Valley Horticultural Society backs the move while California and Florida suppliers oppose it. State Agriculture Commissioner Terrell attended and is believed to oppose the measure. The goal is to prevent canker and other citrus diseases from taking hold in the valley. The meeting ended without a decision.

Associated Press Edinburg Rio Grande Valley Texas Edingburg Hidalgo County California Florida The Valley Horticultural Society Terrell

Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity

Partly cloudy Saturday with little temperature change in West Texas. Saturday in Eastern New Mexico unsettled with cooler temps in the extreme north portion. The outlook calls for a high in the marshalling region with temperature by hour and region details for Amarillo today.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico Yale Perth Innes

Military Rites For John B. Golding In Amarillo

Amarillo to suspend city business for five minutes at 3 pm for Col. John B. Golding funeral at Polk Street Methodist Church. Full military honors by 142nd Infantry guard of honor. pallbearers include American Legion members and reserve officers. Procession details and street closures announced. caisson transfer at cemetery entrance. services led by three ministers. continued on page six.

Amarillo John B. Golding Polk Street 142Nd Infantry Arthur Ball American Legion Llano Griggs Undertaking R. Thomson Central Presbyterian Church First Christian Church Cal C. Wright Hanson Post Twelfth Taylor Thirtyfourth Derden Dave Derden 131St Field Artillery Taylor and Tyler Bill Benton Tax Assessors Office Cassion

Makes Over A Small Town Dellora Norris Dream Realized

Dellora Angell Norris, a millionaire bride of Lester D., transformed a small country town into a model community. The Western Weekly section preview notes a detailed fall illustration and the magazine’s Sunday features including fashion from Paria and an illustrated piece on how radio is shaping the American voice.

Dellora Angell Norris Lester d Daily News Will Paria American Voice

Clemency Grants Hit Texas Governor Pardon List

Austin October 16 Governor Miriam A Ferguson approved six clemencies and revoked one parole. The acts included one full pardon two conditional pardons one furlough and two furlough extensions. A jail sentence was remitted and one parole revoked as part of the slate.

Associated Press Austin Miriam A. Ferguson

Waco Man Is Freed on Charge of Libel

Waco October 16 The jury in the case of Rev A Reilly Copeland charged with libelling Miss Adelaide Hague city health nurse returned a verdict this afternoon of not guilty after two hours and fifteen minutes of deliberation.

WACO Associated Press Rev A. Reilly Copeland Adelaide Hague Aig

CANCELLATION OF CONTRACTS IN 33 COUNTIES ASKED

Austin reports Attorney General Dan Moody pressed maintenance contracts in 33 Texas counties after low bids were not accepted. Moody cited a potential saving of around 161 thousand dollars and questioned several non low bidders receiving awards. The commission chair declined comment as figures and county list circulated.

Moody denies Ferguson charge on hampers to hoof disease funds

Dallas report states Attorney General Dan Moody rejected claims by former Governor James Ferguson that Moody’s ruling on state funds for hoof and mouth disease hindered the Ferguson administration. Moody said no law authorizes the needed loan and noted two funding paths: deficiency warrants or legislative appropriation, with the latter requiring action by the legislature.

Pro Se Dallas Austin Dan Moody James FE Perguson Moody Ferguson State Highway Department Newek U Perryson

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