Dismissal of Beet Sugar Makers Case Tied to Warren Fight
The Federal Trade Commission dismissed, by a 3 to 2 vote, its beet sugar manufacturers case linked to opposition to Charles B. Warren’s confirmation as attorney general. Larrowe Milling Co of Detroit and 18 beet sugar firms were accused of suppressing beet pulp competition. Michigan Sugar Co, Warren’s former company head, denied the charges and said its contract with Larrowe had expired. The commission gave no detailed reason, citing advice from the chief counsel.
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Wasitington
Federal Trade Commissions
Charles B. Warren
Warren
Cabinet Post
Commission
Couzens
Michigan
Michigan Company
Larrowe Company
Glasses shift to light weight rimless styles
Dr. Wolcott of 104 Central Building notes a trend away from heavy celluloid to lightweight rimless eyeglasses. The change aims to preserve facial appearance while improving comfort and visibility for wearers.
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Dr. Wolcott
Central Building
Gasoline sale for church support at The Radio Towers
Gasoline lic sale runs through Saturday with proceeds benefiting your church. Gas costs 15c per gallon, with 2c per gallon donated to the church. Presented at The Radio Towers by Gish.
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Gish
Unemployed Britain fuels Japan's growth in 1920s trade
Chicago dispatch details A K Goodwin citing Britain's unemployed linked to Japan's industrial surge, with competition in textiles machinery and jute shifting to India. Dr Bird explains rubber added to paper. A L Lewis from Toronto urges college graduates to sell printing, planning a sales force.
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Chicago
Great Britain
Japan
United Typothetae
America
A. EK. Goodwin
London
Goodwin
Federation of Master Printers
United Kingdom
Ireland
India
Dundee
England
Ganges
East
Calcutta
Francis H. Bird
A. L. Lewis
Toronto
Brice Floyd Convicted on Day Charge
Brice Floyd was found guilty by a district court jury of violating the liquor law and sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary yesterday afternoon.
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Brice Floyd
Women Debate Rights at Episcopal General Convention
New Orleans October meeting highlights reform on marriage vows removing obey, limits on women lay readers, and law enforcement resolutions. Debates cover the District of Columbia Sunday laws, church ties to federal bodies, and changes to prayer book rubrics while voting on redistribution of articles and international justice support.
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House of Bishops
John C. Ward
Irie
United States
G. F. Dudley
D. C
Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
Episcopal Church
Federal Council of Churches
George W. Wickersham
New York
Permanent
Court of International Justice
the Hague
Lewis B. Fraklin
Foreign and Domestic Missionary Society
House of Deputies
Church Board of Finance
Luke N. White
Mont Clair
N. J
Samuel Mather
Cleveland, O
Robert C. Pruyn
Albany
N. Y
William J. Tully
Long Island
Music Teachers of South Plains meet in Ralls
Mrs. M E Ware director of music in Ralls high school announces the annual fall meeting of the South Plains Music Teachers Association to be held November 6 and 7. The Parent Teachers Association will help entertain visitors. Principal speakers include W R Waghorne and W T C staff, with a Crystal Theater program of massed numbers and solos.
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R. S
M. E. Ware
Ralls High School
South Plains Music Teachers Association
Parent-Teachers Association
W. R. Waghorne
Texas Tech College
W. R. Clark
Mabel Glenn
Amarillo
Dana Trent
Lubbock
Crystal Theater
Ware
Glasses era spans Panhandle under Wolcott name since 1894
Dr. Wolcott’s glasses have served as standard eyesight equipment in the Panhandle for 31 years beginning in 1894, housed at 104. Central Building.
Steel Head Optimistic For Business Boom At Chicago
Chicago notes optimistic outlooks from leaders like Charles M. Schwab Bethlehem Steel chairman and Major General James G. Harbord RCA president at the Institute of American Meat Packers event. They hailed steel as a barometer of the economy and predicted growth in electricity and farming prosperity amid concerns over soil fertility and food supply.
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Chicago
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Institute of American Meat Packers
University of Chicago
Kiadio
James G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
EK. W. Rice
General Electric Company
Frank O. Lowden
Inois
Lowden
Max Mason
Dawes
General Harbord
Thomas E. Wilson
Institute
Mr. Schwab
Oil Showings Reported in Cap Rock Wyat Well Lea County NM
Gas showings are reported in the Cap Rock section of Lea county New Mexico in the Wyatt well at 500 feet. The test 30 miles from the Texas line is expected to open a shallow pool near Lovington the county seat of Lea county Colorado Fuel and Gas Company drifting 18 miles northeast of Roswell at 215 feet in the Pennsylvania formation looks favorable for production with little further drilling. The well is located in section 16 two eight south range 27 east. Roswell hotels are full of oil men operating development and exploration projects in every direction for 100 miles from the Pecos Valley town.
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Cap Rock
Lea County
New Mexico
Wyatt
Texas Line
Lovington
Colorado Fuel and Gas Company
Roswell
Pennsylvania
Pecos Valley
Patterson and firm plan immediate Pecos Valley drilling near Roswell
W. A. Patterson and associates of Parkersburg have located in Roswell and are establishing drilling sites in the Pecos Valley field north and south of the city for immediate activity.
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W. A. Patterson and Associates of
Parkersburg
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Artesia pool NE extension indicated by Ramage well
The Ramage well in section 31 17 29 shows a six mile extension of the Artesia pool to the northeast. Fluid stands at 2000 feet in a nine inch hole after a shot set at the field’s usual pay level.
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Artesia Pool
Ramage
Three N Well on Williams & Laycock Lease Shot
The Three N Well eight miles NW of Shamrock Wheeler county was shot Tuesday by 12x Thornton. The well is being cleaned with an estimated duty oil production of 100 barrels. Thornton of the U S Torpedo Company placed a small shot in Whittenburg No 1 north of the Canadian river in Hutchinson county and a marked production increase is indicated.
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Williams & Laycock
Shamrock
Wheeler County
Thornton
U.S, Torpedo Company
Gulf
Whittenburg No. 1
Canadian River
Hutchinson County
South Hutchinson county pool acreage offers invited
Operators report inviting offers to produce acreage in the pool but declining all bids so far, mainly from large firms. One Mallanar well yielded 46,000 barrels of oil in 4 12 months from a shallow Artesia field pay zone in eastern New Mexico. Drilling cost for the well is about 7,000 dollars.
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South Hutchinson County
Artesia
New Mexico
MacKenzie Oil to Drill Deep Test in Otero County NM
MacKenzie Oil Company a Marine subsidiary contracts to drill a deep test in section 15 two two three south range 10 east Otero County New Mexico ten miles east of Oro Grande The action marks a planned exploratory operation by the company in the region near Oro Grande with no further details on expected date or personnel.
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MacKenzie Oil Company
Otero County
New Mexico
Oro Grande
Oil prospectors move into eastern New Mexico district
Reinsmith of Montana and Ray Steel of California locate in Roswell vicinity and drill wells just south of Vaughn in section 11, two six, range 27 east, about 40 miles northeast of Roswell. Operators from California, Montana, Wyoming, Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma flock to the district.
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BE. Reinsmith
Montana
Ray Steel
California
Roswell
Vaughn
Wyoming
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Teachers to Hear Leading Educators in New Mexico
Roswell reports the New Mexico State Teachers Association annual session will be held in Albuquerque on November 6 and 7. City Superintendent PD N Pope presides with many Roswell teachers attending. Prominent educators including Dr C Duncan Yorum of the University of Pennsylvania and Dr Jesse Newton of Denver schools will be principal speakers at the meeting.
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Roswell
N. M
New Mexico State Teachers’ Association
Albuquerque
N. Pope
New Mexico
C. Duncan Yorum
Department of Education
University of Pennsylvania
Jesse Newton
Denver, Cole
Oto Eal
Mothers urged to inspect all local dairies in Amarillo
Dr. C B Smith of the U S Public Health Service urged Amarillo mothers to inspect the origin of their milk at local dairies. He outlined a proposed uniform ordinance issuing four grades for milk with grade A demanding tuberculosis tests, clean barns and separate milk rooms.
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Amarillo
C. BE. Smith
U. S Public Health Department
Federated Clubs
United States
Fedak Molnar divorce granted in Budapest court
Actress Sarl Fedak and playwright Franz Molnar were divorced in Budapest as the court granted a divorce. Madame Molnar may retain the name Molnar. Neither party attended. Molnar’s counsel objected after the wife’s attorney said Molnar deserted her 72 days after their wedding.
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Fedak-Molnar
Budapest
Sarl Fedak
Franz Molnar
Molnar
Madame Molnar
Hopper Receives Congrats on Sixth Marriage
Boston October 21 DeWolf Hopper the famed comedian and his sixth wife, married yesterday, received congratulations from friends relatives and one former wife. Only two of his wives remain alive.
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Boston
DeWolf Hopper
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