Challenge hurled at Governor Walton in Klan clash
Oklahoma faces martial law threat as Governor J C Walton fights to restore law and order amid mob flogging protests. Klan grand dragon N W Jewett accuses Walton of seeking national prominence and asserts the Klan’s support for enforcing the law while pledging to protect citizens. State police commissions and full pardons for those defending against mobs are promised.
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Harding's Will Leaves $226000 in Cash and Provisions
President Harding's will filed for probate near Marion bequeathed $226,000 cash to relatives friends churches and Marion Park Association. Mrs Florence Kling Harding receives a life estate of $106000 in bonds and house property with stipulations for gifts to sons and other beneficiaries.
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George T. Harding Jr
Columbus
Motor Car Jumped Rails Killing Two Officials Near Plain Dealing
A Cotton Belt inspection motor car overturned two miles from Plain Dealing Louisiana. D. W. Bowker division superintendent Pine Bluff Ark and Readmaster Sublette Texarkana were killed. Six others injured including W. J. McGraw vice president Tyler Texas and Montgomery. Cause under study with soft rails blamed after heavy rain. Body and injured rushed to Lewisville and Texarkana hospitals.
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Tyler
Texas
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Shreveport
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Plain Dealing
West Texas tariff reduction effort protested
A West Texas protest movement circulates petitions against a 50 percent tariff cut on wool cattle mohair and other local raw materials. Delegates will attend the conference to oppose the tariff reduction and defend regional commodities.
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West Texas
Classified Ads in Sunday's Complete Paper
The Daily News urges readers to use Sunday Classified Ads for sales or transactions. Submit by 6 oclock tonight or visit the office at Telephone No 883 for accommodation accounts to fill wants immediately.
San Carlo Grand Opera to Play in Amarillo in November
The San Carlo Grand Opera Company will present three programs in Amarillo on November 9 and 10 under the Amarillo College of Music. The tour features 105 cast and crew, with two evening shows and one matinee, marking West Texas’s first major Grand Opera engagement outside El Paso.
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Mimi
Waco Cotton Palace
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Barton Seeks Gubernatorial Chair in Texas
Adjutant General Thomas L. Barton announced his candidacy for Texas governor next year. Barton has led the Adjutant General’s office since January 1921 after serving with the Thirty-Sixth Division in World War I and earning decorations. Formal statement pending.
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Japan Relief Drive Begins in Amarillo
Potter County Red Cross chapter assigned a $2000 quota for Japan relief with local efforts to start immediately. Amarillo chapter contributed $50 and urges donations through Mrs J S Ross or the police station. National Red Cross raises total goal of $5,006,000, with divisions urging higher quotas as disaster reports grow.
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King Seeks Redress in Greek Government Suit
London September 7. George II king of the Hellenes and head of the Greek government acted as plaintiff in a recently filed case involving transactions. The action marks a formal legal pursuit for redress through official channels.
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London
George II
Settlement of coal question believed sure
Harrisburg Sept 7 Complete agreement on the main points between anthracite operators and miners based on Governor Pinchot peace proposals was reached. Joint talks to finalize a wage contract and settle minor differences were set for 7 tonight. Participants expect a settlement and the mines, shut down by strike, to reopen within ten days. Governor Pinchot said no point of dispute remains likely to justify continuing the strike.
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Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
Amarillo and vicinity expects a generally fair Saturday with cooler conditions and a low around 53. West Texas also fair and cooler, northern areas notably cooler. Eastern New Mexico fair with possible local thundershowers east of the mountains, cooler east portions and potential frost in extreme northeast, warmer east of the mountains. Temperatures by hour show highs near 68 to 71 with overnight lows around 53 to 56. Synopsis notes an offshore Pacific disturbance and southwest systems bringing showers to the west Gulf and central plains, with below normal temperatures in the northwest and a second disturbance over the upper region.
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Regents Fail to Agree on West Texas School Head
West Texas School of Technology regents in Waco, after special session, failed to pick a president. Eight applicants appeared. none eliminated. The board recessed until a Dallas meeting at six to continue screening candidates.
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Dallas
Foreign lives lost in Japan believed few
London reports partial restoration of communications between Tokyo Kobe and Osaka as Japanese army divisions move toward the capital to restore order among the homeless. About 100 foreigners are dead or missing, including 30 British confirmed by the British legation. American casualties appear small. many Americans in Yokohama hotels await homeward travel as global relief efforts expand.
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Tokio
Kobe
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Yokohama
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South Africa
Negro Wanted for Murder Is Held at Italy
Abilene Texas September 7 George Taylor a Negro is held in Italy Texas after being arrested by Tom Morrison Sr father of murdered man Tom Morrison Jr in Colorado last May 19. Morrison transported the suspect to Colorado and handed him to authorities there while continuing pursuit with local friends aiding their effort. The indicted slayer faces murder charges in the Morrison case and the elder Morrison remains steadfast in seeking justice.
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Tom Morrison Jr
Italy
Texas
Tom Morrison Sr
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Mitchell County
Fugitives in Mexico to be sought by U S
Dallas Sept 7 Instructions from the Attorney General to Federal officials in Texas direct preparing to extradite persons wanted for federal offenses who are fugitives in Mexico. Fort Worth office of Henry Zwei fel, federal district attorney, announced the development noting the Mexican government's recognition by the United States makes extradition possible.
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Texas
Mexico
Fort Worth
Henry Zweifel
Always In The Lead Panhandle News Sunday Edition
The Panhandle’s own big newspaper promises a well balanced Sunday paper with Associated Press dispatches local news and late reports. Four pages of colored comico sections and pink comics complement coverage of baseball season closes. Reserve your Sunday copy and stay informed with Always In The Lead.
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