China and India clash over empire and oil alarm
The piece argues Britain will press China to retain Asiatic prestige, while the U S should avoid war and protect Americans abroad. It cites oil interests, banking ties, and calls for the United States to stay out of a Chinese war, urging no cooperation with Britain in coercing China. The column also notes Dr. Straton suing the Atheism head and remarks on oil markets and stock advice.
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British War Department
France
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Riendly
Great Britain
England
Europe
America
Dr. Straton
American Association For the Advancement of Atheism
Weather Forecast and Temperature Tracker
The forecast calls for tonight and Wednesday to be fair and warmer. Temperature readings today show 46 at 7 am rising to 65 by 1 pm, with ranges matching or near 638 and 39 degrees from a year ago.
Desperadoes Ray Terrell and Mathew Kimes Sighted Near Amarillo
Reports from Borger say the two Oklahoma bandits, wanted for the Pampa bank robbery and officer killings, may be in Amarillo after abandoning a small car yesterday. Police with deputies and Rangers chased leads from Signal Hill to nearby countrysides but no definite sighting has been confirmed. Terrell possibly wounded, with officers pursuing every clue to capture both men and three accomplices in jail.
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Matthew Kimes
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Signal Hill
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Pampa
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Whitey Walker
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Ed Bailey
Stinnett
Coke Buchanan
Hearing On Writ Of Habeas Corpus For Three Suspects
Hearing in district court this afternoon before Judge Newton Lewis on writs of habeas corpus for Hugh Walker Whitey Walker and Ed Bailey in connection with the bank robbery at Pampa and the slayings of Deputies Terry and Kenyon. Bail bonds and warrants from Gray and Bell counties discussed. courtroom expected to be packed. extra deputies and state rangers on duty.
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Childress Index Becomes Daily Newspaper
The Childress Index, oldest paper in the Panhandle, becomes a daily with Monday’s issue. Founded in 1888, it has been owned by L. E. Haskett and his son Fred L. Haskett for nearly all its history.
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Associated Press
Three Arrests In Borger Vote Sparks Election Scene
In Borger the April election drew a light turnout while rangers and police halted possible fraud. Jack Feay was arrested for alleged election fraud over an illegal poll tax receipt, Ear! Cunningham held on similar charges with twenty four blank receipts found, a hotel operator was briefly detained but released.
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Jack Feay
Ear
Cunningham
Borger Man Held on Charge of Horse Theft
Borger on April 5 V E K Hobbs was arrested last night by Nightwatchman Hamby on a charge of horse theft. Ed Lowry was arrested on a charge of displaying a pistol and impersonating an officer. Ross Rochelle a 15 year old messenger was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to kill after firing a blank cartridge at George Harlan.
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Borger
Ross Rochelle
George Harlan
Harlan
Rochelle
Feeble gray clad vets sacrifice leases to aid Texas comrades
A Panhandle Texas story tells of three aging veterans who supposedly spent nearly all their lease earnings on lands near the Panhandle oil field to help less fortunate Confederate comrades reach the Texas reunion. Veterans gather at the bivouac for the United Confederate Veterans meeting as the parade and sessions begin with pride and quiet reserve.
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Associated Prean
Tampa
Fla
Panhandle
Texan
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Sons of Confederate Veterans
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Confederate Memorial Association
Texas
Suh
Rail Line Proposal Seeks Oklahoma Texas Route to Pampa
The Clinton and Oklahoma Western railroad applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to build about ninety miles of new track across the Oklahoma Texas border. The line would run from Cheyenne Oklahoma to Pampa Texas linking agricultural lands with Tulsa and Oklahoma City, with oil sands noted but no coal estimates filed.
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Oklahoma-Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clinton and Oklahoma Western Railroad
Clinton
Cheyenne
Oklahoma
Pampa
Texas
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Washington amateur Voight wins medalist prize at United North and South
George Voight of Washington captures the medalist prize in the United North and South amateur golf tournament at Pinehurst with 135 strokes for 36 holes. He posted 35 33 68 in the final round after a 34 33 67 yesterday, as the event unfolded at Pinehurst, North Carolina. The piece also mentions local ambulance and appliance ads as filler.
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N. C
George Voight
Washington
Very light city election vote shows little interest
At 1 PM seven of eight polling boxes reported 111 votes in the city election. Mayors, commissioners, and one new challenger are on the ticket with no opposition. Reports from polling sites list small tallies at Courthouse 14 Central Fire Station 10 Wilson School 9 Sixteenth Street Fire Station 22 Pan Jacinto Fire Station 22 Woodlie t’s Garage 27 and another box 0.
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J. H. Harris
W. H. Brimer
Charley Fisk
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Garfield
Wilson Behoot
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Washington
Pan Jacinto
Humble Plans 400 Mile Pipeline From McCamey To Corpus Christi
Humble Oil and Refining announces a 400 mile pipeline project from McCamey in Upton County to Corpus Christi. Construction starts April 20 with a capacity of 49 000 barrels per day, work beginning at both ends and finishing mid way. President W B Farish approved the plan.
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Humble Oil and Refining Company
McCamey
Upton County
Corpus Christi
W. 8. Farish
Farish
No Change Noted in Ferdinand's Illness
King Ferdinand's influenza condition shows little change after a quiet night in Bucharest. He slept well and spent the night without incident.
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Ferdinand
Associated Press
Bucharest
Roumania
Bees Stop Traffic in Big Spring
Bees swarm on Main Street in Big Spring Texas causing pedestrians to ignore signals. Thousands of bees gather around a grocery delivery car and stop traffic for about two hours before being boxed and removed to safety.
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Big Spring
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Main Street
Style Window Show Planned in Amarillo for Spring
The Globe-News plans a Spring Style and window show in Amarillo on Monday evening April 11 starting at 7:50. Merchants will darken storefronts, redecorate with offerings, and judges will award prizes for the top windows via a coupon vote in The Globe News.
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Globe-News Publishing Company
Witey Dows
Globe News
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FE. Finklea
Sid Braunig
Dave Derden
Jeff Blackburn
EB. E. Finklea
Charley Hoppin
J. B. Clouse
Horace Russell
J. L. McCormick
Clarence Williams
Bombs Hit Chicago Democratic Headquarters in Early Morning Attack
In Chicago on April 6 two Democratic worker headquarters were bombed by assailants in two cars. The fronts were demolished but no injuries occurred. One blast disrupted the home of State Representative Lawrence O'Brien who disclosed threats after a man named William Damma was arrested for aiming a revolver at him.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lawrence O’brien
O’brien
William Damma
Five Problems to Face Solons in New Session
Gov Dan Moody announces a special session starting May 2 or May 9 with five major issues on the agenda prison reform appropriations highway reform judicial reform and civil service the measures to be submitted by the legislature.
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Solons
Associated Prensa
Austin
Dan Moody
Earthquakes in Japan Dwindled to 4913 in 1926
Tokio reports 4913 earthquakes in 1926. This marks a drop of 684 from 1925 and continues a yearly decline since the 1923 disaster, according to the Tokio Central Meteorological Observatory records.
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TOKIO
Japan
Tokio Central Meteorological Observator
Government investigates Panhandle helium resources
Congress and federal officials examine helium potential in the Panhandle gas field. An experimental station may move there and a permanent helium supply is sought. Jones says Panhandle could become the nation's main helium source, with exports restricted by law.
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Panhandle
Marvin Jones
Washington
Jones
Kansas City
Mr. Jones
United States
Europe
Canada
England
Germany
Confederate Vet Dies On Way To Big Reunion
Confederate veteran Thomas Nolen from Houston Texas fell from a train between Argyle and Ponce de Leon on the way to the reunion in Tampa. His body was found on the railroad track by section hands this morning, according to a message from De Funiak Springs.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Thomas Nolen
Houston
Texas
Argyle
Ponce de Leon
de Funiak Springs
Amarillo Dollar Day set for Thursday April 7
Globe News announces Thursday as Dollar Day with nearly all merchants participating. Stores will offer special one dollar bargains and notable price cuts, with further details to follow in upcoming Globe and News reports.
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Globe News
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