Harding curtails prohibition officers high seas enforcement
Washington reports President Harding and his Cabinet agreed to limit actions by American prohibition enforcers on foreign vessels beyond the three mile limit. Only if vessels establish contact with American shores by crews or small boats will enforcement occur. A Boston Grace and Trinby case appeal to the Supreme Court was noted.
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Disappearance of Amarillo dairyman shocks town
Arthur Stinson 26 son of J D Stinson, a prominent dairyman, vanished after leaving home Monday night to feed hogs. Blood on his Ford roadster seat cushion, car found near Rock Island crossing east of the Great West Mill. Texas Rangers assist in search. blood test could not be performed due to facility limits. A search party forms at 8:30 AM while theories suggest foul play or possible box car abduction. Water tank drained to test for body weight.
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Amarillo
Senator Thomas Watson Dies Sudden in Washington
Georgia senator Thomas B. Watson dies at 2:40 AM in Washington after an asthma attack. He was 66, long a populist leader, former U S representative, and 1920 senator elect on an anti-Wilson and antiwar platform. Funeral planned in Thomson, Ga. Senate adjourns in his honor. Harding condolence notice referenced.
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Thomas EK. Watson
Georgia
Thomson
Watson
House of Representatives
Hoke Smith
Dorsey
Senate
Thorson
Atlanta
United States
Thomas B. Watson
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Judge to Render Decision in Poulin Case Saturday
South Bend Indiana September 26 hearing of the Tiernat Poulin paternity case ended at 5 55 pm with closing arguments. Judge Chester L Ducomb announced he would render his decision at 9 oclock next Saturday morning.
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Chester L. Ducomb
Cotton Belt Refuses To Negotiate Peace
Daniel Upthegrove, president of the St. Louis Southwestern Railway, announced that the Cotton Belt had declined an invitation from striking shopmen to negotiate a settlement of the strike.
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Daniel Upthegrove
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Cotton Belt
Train Kills Two in Montana Crash Near Iova
MOBRIDGE Sept 26 Mrs J D McLane of Whitefish Montana and her daughter were instantly killed when their car was struck by a west bound Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train west of Iova. Their 18 year old son was seriously injured in the accident.
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J. D. McLane
Whitefish
Mont
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Iova
Search for Arthur Stinson Draws a Thousand Volunteers
The Amarillo sheriff seeks a thousand men to aid in the search for Arthur Stinson who vanished from his father's dairy farm east of Amarillo Monday night. Volunteers are asked to meet at the farm near the Great West Mill at 8 39 this morning to scour the countryside. Blood found on the last seen auto seat and the empty car increase fears of foul play. Those without cars should still come as cars will be provided. horse owners are urged to bring their mounts.
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Hereford Man Found Dead In His Yard
Special to The News at Hereford on September 26 F H Britain aged 60 wealthy Hereford resident was found dead at his home with a 45 Colts pistol in his hand and a bullet wound over his heart. His wife heard the shot and found him on a bench under a grape arbor. Death was instantaneous and the motive remains unknown. He leaves a widow a brother E C Britain of Amarillo and three married daughters none residing here.
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F. H. Britain
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E. C. Britain
Amarillo
Massachusetts Democrats Endorse Beer and Light Wines Policy
The Democratic state convention adopted a platform advocating legal use of beer and light wines while opposing the return of the saloon. It condemned the 1922 tariff act led by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and supported paying adjusted compensation to World War veterans.
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Springfield
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Witness says wife favored parson over Mills
New Brunswick report details Miss Millie Opie hearing Mrs Mills tell Mills she cared more for Dr Hall s little finger than his body during repeated quarrels over the rector and choir leader. Authorities grilled James Mills as Charlotte Mills was again questioned in the double murder probe.
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James Mills
Edward Wheeler Hall
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Beekman
Somerset County
Millie Opie
Anxiety over Turkish troop actions near Chanak
London reports renewed anxiety as Kemalist officers defy orders to withdraw from the Chanak zone in the Dardanelles. A thousand troops crossed from Bigha while Britain and allied forces seek a cautious path toward a peace conference.
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Mustapha Kemal
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Anatolia
Britain Backs 20 Percent Austrian Loan Share
Genve September 26 Great Britain informed the League of Nations council that she would guarantee her 20 percent share of the 520 million gold crown Austrian loan. Italy’s guarantee, tied to Britain's action, will be announced immediately, seen as ensuring the council committee of five plan success. The assembly opened a general debate today.
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Dallas Democrats Aim to Bar Peddy From Ballot
Dallas County Democratic executive committee plans to ask the state committee to meet and outline steps to exhaust legal resources to keep George E. B. Peddy’s name off the general election ballot pending Attorney General Keeling ruling his eligibility. E. E. Hurt says the party will act to protect the Democratic nominee from a possible challenge.
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Dallas County
Democratic Executive Committee
State
Plani
George E. B. Peddy
Keeling
Peddy
E. E. Hurt
Dallas
State Committee
Staps
Certification steps in for George B. B. Peddy Senate bid
Austin reports indicate efforts to secure a majority of the Republican state committee for certifying George B. B. Peddy as the party nominee for U.S. Senate. The move is a technical step in the certification process, with a ruling from the Attorney General anticipated late tomorrow or Thursday and Secretary Staples to follow that recommendation.
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Austin
Republican State Committee
United States
L. Staples
R. B. Creager
Peddy
Staples
Pro Officers Put To Flight By Rum Hounds
A small army of liquor runners carrying about 4000 bottles of smuggled liquor forced four customs inspectors to flee during an encounter near Benavides Texas about 100 miles from Laredo Saturday night. An estimated 45 smugglers fought the officers killing one inspector's horse and escaped into thick brush as pursuit proved impossible due to outnumbering.
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San Antonio
Benaviades
Texas
Laredo
Cusom
Five Breckenridge Charter Applicants Heard By Board
The Texas state banking board took under advisement five groups seeking a charter to establish a state bank at Breckenridge after a lengthy hearing in which each presented claims. Final action was not announced.
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Austin
Breckenridge
State Banking Board
Frelinghuysen Leads in Gop U S Senate Race
Newark N J Sept 26 Returns from 327 of 327 districts in the state show Frelinghuysen with 16682 and Record 7305 in the Republican nomination race for United States Senator. The latest tallies come as results continue to roll in across New Jersey with Frelinghuysen holding a commanding lead.
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Newark
N. J
Frelinghuysen
Army Budget Fears Over Military Strength Cuts
Washington reports warn that proposed next year’s army budget may force the force to 12 000 officers and 125 000 enlisted as officials fear deeper cuts. Secretary Weeks argues only full regular strength of 13 000 officers and 150 000 enlisted can sustain defense. Officials note strain from recent Congress reductions and discuss risks to organized reserves and civilian training camps amid a three part army plan.
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Weeks
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Budget Bureau
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Congress
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Warships rushed to Straits as crisis deepens
Athens reports King Constantine resignations and throne crisis while British orders ship flotillas toward Constantinople. Malta dispatch notes light cruisers Ceres Carysfort Caledon and destroyers heading to the Dardanelles with escorts. Centurion arrives. Reports claim Turkish actions near Dardanelles and a massacre claim at Bigha, with civilians ordered to flee and trenches dug.
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Ceres
Carysfort
Caledon
Constantinope
Rocket
Tuscan
Tribune
Hughes Declares Allied Dardanelles Proposals Endorsed
Secretary Hughes stated the Allied plans for Dardanelles freedom and minority protections align with American sentiment. He urged arrangements to keep the straits open and peace pending the Turkey Greece Allied final treaty, while noting no further details from Washington on conference representation.
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Washington
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Greece
Associated Press
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Sea of Marmara
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Real Estate Delegates Debate Large Ranches At El Paso Meeting
El Paso September 26 delegates discussed city planning in an address by G O El Kessler of St Louis. In the loving cup contest Amarillo Houston and San Antonio competed, San Antonio realtor Etheridge winning to retain the cup for his city. Several valuable discussions followed on what to do with large ranches.
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G.O. EL Kessler
St. Louis
Amarillo
Houston
San Antonio
San
San Antonio Wins Cup in Real Estate Speech Contest
San Antonio took the silver ovine cup for best speech on Why My City Is the Best City in Texas at the Texas Association of Real Estate Boards convention in El Paso. Contestants included J R Gant from Amarillo and R E Morse from Houston, with Thomas Breheridge representing San Antonio.
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Associated Presa
EL Paso
Dallas Real Estate Board
Texas
Texas Association of Real Estate Boards
Thomas Breheridge
J. R. Gant
Amarillo
R. EK. Morse
Houston
Woman freed in killer case after coroner's jury
Oklahoma City report says Mrs. J. C. Tolbert was exonerated after a coroner's jury ruled her shot that killed Matt Green accidental. Tolbert had pursued her husband who she alleged beat her, and Green was killed as the bullet struck him in front of their home while Tolbert rode with her husband in a car.
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J. C. Totbert
Matt Green
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Tolbert
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