Press Extends Editing Roles At Dallas Meeting
A Dallas gathering of editors discussed adding two new managing editors to the Associated Press papers and delaying election returns changes. General Manager Kent Cooper outlined truthful reporting goals and the AP’s news aims, with praise from Dallas News publisher G B Dealey. The group plans next year’s meeting in San Antonio.
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Associated Press
Kent Cooper
Cooper
G. B. Dealey
Dallas News
Dealey
Iis
A. L. Perkins
Galveston Tribune
Perkins
Harry Warner
Paris
Warner
A. W. Grant
San Antonio Express
Mc. Grant
Texas
Cutter
Central Division
Paul Cowls
James J. Record
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
L. A. Hoskins
San Antonio Light
George Cottingham
Houston Chronicle
C. C. Maes
Houston Post Dispatch
Ray Baumgardner
Allen Merriam
Dallas Times
Herald
San Antonio
Ilious Attacks Message From Frenceburg Kentucky
Local coal dealer J P as recounts relief from bilious attacks after using Thedford s Black Draught liver medicine. He previously suffered nausea dizziness and fatigue three times monthly, tried pills with little help, then found cleansing relief and renewed energy after starting the remedy. One cent a dose.
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Frenceburg
Three Days Cough Danger Signal Promoted Medicine
Advertisement touts Creomulsion a creosote based emulsion claimed to treat persistent coughs and colds. It promises two fold action by soothing inflamed membranes and halting germ growth with rapid absorption and system build up after illnesses.
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Creason Company
Atlanta, Ga
Pew Attacks Doherty Over U S Oil Supply
Dallas October 26 J Edgar Pew president American Petroleum Institute challenges Henry L Doherty New York over US oil supply After Doherty Atlantic City address questioned the Institute committee findings Pew defends the panel praising their work and conclusions and condemning Dohertys accusations.
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Dallas
J. Edgar Pew
American Petroleum Institute
Henry L. Doherty
Henry L. Doherty and Company
New York
United States
Pew
Chicago
Doherty
American Gas Association
Atlantic City
Coolidge
Federal Oil Conservation Board
The
Daily Press
Committee of Eleven
Petroleum Institute
Relics Unearthed At Keio University Excavation In Japan
Retouats of Keio University report important discoveries in a shell mound near Yoko hama in the Koyasu forest. Human bones earthenware flint arrowheads and shell ornaments suggest a primitive Mikado era tribe inhabited the land thousands of years ago. Further finds are being studied in the district.
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Japan
Tokyo
Keio University
Koyasu
Yokohama
Mikado
Clergy urged to be alert on advertising
Chicago Oct 26 Dr Burris A Jenkins of Kansas City urged pastors to study advertising like Barnum and Hebrew prophets. He said sermon titles should be catchy and headlines style, noting Hosea named sons to stress messages. Jesus drew crowds and would use newspapers and radio today.
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Chicago
Prophets of Israel
P. T. Barnum
Burris A. Jenkins
Kansas City
Conference On Church
Barnum
Jenkins
Hosea
Jezriel
Lommi
Themsis
Irael
John T. Bramer Smith
Chicago Church Federations
Paul Hutchinson
Christian Century
Pan American Congress delegate named from Texas
C V Terrell railroad commissioner received notice of his appointment as a delegate to the Pan American Commercial Congress meeting in New York City on December 14. The congress will address finance problems with Latin American nations. Colonel William Mitchell's air service plan will headline Missouri Valley intercollegiate debates at the University of Texas. Conference members include Washington University Drake University and the State Universities of Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Colorado. Randall county farmers hail Sunday night frost as prompter for cotton sun exposure and faster harvests with hundreds needed in November.
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Austin—C. V. Terrell
Pan American Commercial Congress
New York City
Austin
William Mitchell
U. S. Air Service
William O. Moore
University of Texas
Washington University
Drake University
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Colorado
Canyon
Randall County
Navy Day Observance To Highlight Flag Display
Galveston marks Navy Day Tuesday with a flag display and school programs. Public schools plan coordinated activities and educational sequences to honor naval history and service.
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Galveston
Thieves Break Into Fort Crockett Store Room
Galveston reports thieves broke into a Fort Crockett store room stealing army shirts. Captain La Frenz, post commandant, would not reveal the loss extent. Department of Justice agents are investigating.
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Galveston
Fort Crockett
Captain la Frenz
Department of Justice
State Won't Oppose Bond in Henderson Murder Case
Houston district attorney's office said the state will not oppose bond for Mrs Dorothy Henderson charged with the murder of M M Gregg on a downtown street Saturday afternoon as the case moves to a preliminary hearing.
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Houston
Dorothy Henderson
M. M
Gregg
Governor Grants Pardon in Swindling Conviction
The Houston office reports remission of a 30 day sentence for Row land Pries, convicted of swindling. The remission was received Monday from Governor Miriam A. Ferguson.
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Houston
Rowland Pries
Miriam A. Ferguson
Pries
Houston sets October building permit record
Houston issued 5,378,424 in October, surpassing the previous monthly high set in March 1923 by 6,955, with five days remaining. In Waco, two 14 year old girls who vanished during a nationwide search were found in Little Rock, Arkansas after an uncle supervising them slept while traveling from Dallas. they left a Hillsboro stop and were recaptured.
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Houston
Waco
Little Rock
Ark
Dallas
Hillsboro
Fort Sam Officer Ordered to Washington as Mitchell Trial Witness
Lieut. Col. G Je Hicks of Fort Sam Houston was directed to leave for Washington to testify in the court martial of Col. William Mitchell. A radio message later instructed the corps area commander to subpoena six newspaper men as witnesses, with depositions already taken weeks ago.
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San Antonio
G. Je Hicks
Adjutant General’s Office
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Washington
William Mitchell
Rexall One-Cent Bale at Ledbetter's Dates Announced
A promotional sale at Ledbetter's features a Rexall One-Cent Bale on October 29 30 and Saturday. The ad highlights discount drugs toilet articles and stationery with large savings for shoppers.
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Ledbetter’s
After the common house fly emerges from the chrysalis
The remark notes a house fly completes metamorphosis by emerging from a chrysalis and does not undergo further growth. It highlights the biological cycle from pupa to adult fly and implies limited post-emergence growth.
Navy Day Celebrations Across America Highlight Anniversary
Navy Day activities spread nationwide with public shipyard visits and open shore stations. Navy ships will visit ports, dress ships, and host athletic meets and talks broadcast by radio. Notables including Rear Admiral Moffett and Admiral Eberle speak on naval aviation and navy ideals as Secretary Wilbur prepares remarks.
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Washington
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Continental Congress
Coolidge
Navy League of the United States
Navy
Cuban
Wilbur
Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Des Moines
Iown
New York
E. W. Eberle
Naval Operation
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Five charged with assault to murder after San Antonio dance
Five men Joe Knight George Knight Victor Knight Amado Casanova Adolfo Saucedo faced three charges of assault to murder after a dance altercation that wounded three men. Bonds set at 750 dollars each, with 250 per case, as the wounded were treated in a local hospital. Anastacio Tobias has a neck knife wound and leg bullet injury. Ramon Tobias, 23, also injured by a neck bullet.
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San Antonio
W. W. MccCroy
94Th District Court
Joe Knight
George Knight
Victor Knight
Amado Casanova
Adolfo Saucedo
Ramos Tobias
Jose Cologno
Anastacio Tobias
Ramon Tobias
Jose Cologne
Boston Theatre Named School To Train Actors
The Repertory Theatre of Boston opens with Sheridan's The Rivals and is recognized as an educational institution for tax exemption. Under director Henry Jewett, the non profit venture will train embryo actors, present artistic plays, and involve high school students while professional actors perform. The $150,000, 199 seat venue will be run by a board of trustees and may send road shows to other cities.
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Boston
Repertory Theatre of
Sheridan
Europe
Henry Jewett
Jewett
Berlin Public Saloons Reach One Per 250 Inhabitants
Berlin statistics show the city has 16 350 restaurants and saloons or one public house for every 250 residents. In the city proper the ratio is about one per 116, while Steglitz district in Greater Berlin records the most temperate ratio with one public house per 428 inhabitants.
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Berlin
Prp
Steglite
Bertin
Caillaux Forces Cabinet to Hear Finance Problem
Paris Oct 26 Caillaux pressed cabinet to consider his fiscal plan before Nice socialist policies. He refused to resign, warning he would overthrow the cabinet in parliament if it left on a platform with a capital levy. Finance measures include an amortization commission to issue money and bonds and a sinking fund to retire debt, with aim to cap floating debt. The premier and majority opposed the plan but postponed final action, amid talk the cabinet’s fate may be decided next day.
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Paris
M. Caillaux
Radical Party
Nice
Painleve
Monsieur Cailloux
America
Greeks Extend Front as Bombardments Continue
From Sofia reports Greece widens its front and occupies Noviskop while shelling Novishovo. reinforcements of two infantry regiments, one cavalry regiment, and half a artillery regiment arrive from Saloniki. Bulgaria concentrates forces at Melnik. Athens says Greece and Bulgaria agreed to Romania’s withdrawal proposal. a military commission will move to Demirkapu.
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Vienna
Sofia
Noviskop
Novishovo
Saloniki
Bulgaria
Melnik
Athens
Council of the
League of Nations
Paris
Greece
Romania
Demirkapu
Utilities tour continues through Texas and New Mexico
A continuing utility tour by leaders of Community Power and Light and affiliated Texas Utilities firms visited Hereford with a dinner hosted by First Christian church members. The entourage included J H Miller, officials from Santa Fe, Kansas Utilities, and trustees from St Louis and Chicago. The party planned further stops at Clovis Farwell Texico Muleshoe Sudan Amherst and Portales before returning via Amarillo.
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Thenr, Jr
Texas Utilities Company
Hereford
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Scott
Plainview
W. E. Goodloe
Amarillo
Santa Fe Railway
Community Power and Light Company
Kansas Utilities, Community Power and Light Company of Texas
New Mexico Utilities Company
Lawrence White
Boston
Harry Lang
Whitaker & Co
St. Louis
J. K. Vardaman, Jr
Liberty Central Trust Company
D. A. Belden
W. F
L. F. Payne
L. F P. Conger
Kansas Utilities Company
Yatescenter
Kans
D. 8. Caldwell
Mexia
Texas
New Mexico
Clovis
Farwell
Textco
Muleshoe
Sudan
Amherst
Portales
Kelso
Harvey House
Eight Railroad Men Questioned On Rum Charges
Chicago reporters say eight railroad employees questioned by James L. McDowell regarding liquor being run into Chicago through railroad channels. Confessions reportedly implicate ten police captains and officials from Joliet, Aurora and Peoria. Thomas Keane, city collector, also involved after prior Sacramental wine probe. Grand jury to hear results and indictments planned against several railroad and police officials and beer runners.
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Chicago
James L. McDowell
U. S. District Attorney
Joliet
Aurora
Peoria
Thorrow
Thomas Keane
New York Central
Keane
Federal Grand Jury
District Attorney's Office
Wind power tested for rural farms at Iowa State College
Iowa State College agricultural engineering faculty test wind as a farm power source. A windmill atop a 100 foot tower with a generator produced 200 kilowatt hours in 30 days, though typical farm homes use under 25 kilowatt hours monthly. Wind speed and distribution will determine feasibility. Power from wind could be applied to nearly any farm activity.
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Ames
Agricultural Engineering
Iowa State College
Fred. Fenton
Thin Husband Hides Behind Wife's Skirts, Report Says
The article notes a notably slender husband who appears to keep a low profile, often shielding himself behind his spouse as public attention or scrutiny mounts. It highlights his frail frame and evasive posture amid unfolding events surrounding the pair.
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