Britain and China World Tension Reflected in 1826 Opinion
The piece surveys global struggles from Britain’s trade disputes and labor power to China’s north-south clash, Bolshevism pressure, and religious conflicts in Mexico. It critiques governance at home, praises religious separation from state, and weighs capitalist concentration against fair earning and public welfare. It highlights vitamins in diet and public education.
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Baldwin
Thoe
Great Britain
China
Yangtse
Pussia
Russia
Germany
Republic
H. Sherman
Gales Roar Across Texas Hurting Many Communities
A broad Texas gale battered multiple towns from Denton county to Ballinger and Needmore Oklahoma. A sixteen month old girl died in the Watson area near Dallas Fort Worth as winds toppled trees damaged houses and injured several people. Belton and Fort Worth also reported twisters and destructive winds with downed wires and damaged property.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Rock Springs
Hebron
Denton County
Bronte
Belton
Ballinger
Robert Lee
Kennedale
Fort Worth
Needmore
Oklahoma
Watson
Pete Walker
St Houston
Six Grades of Pennsylvania Crude Oil Cut in Price
Six grades of Pennsylvania crude oil were reduced by purchasing agencies in U S B u r g h Pennsylvania today. Prices fell by 15 cents to 1.10 dollars per barrel in the Keisler crude in a tion. The note mentions the Amarillo Hotel with the Panhandle as a meeting place.
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Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Usburgh
Keisler
Weather forecast with cooler tonight and Thursday
Tonight will be partly cloudy and cooler and Thursday remains partly cloudy. Temperature extremes from a year ago were 62 and 86 degrees. Daytime hours today show readings from 44 to 60 degrees with morning values around mid forties.
Brakeman Killed In Midland Valley Cattle Train Wreck
J. M. Williams of Muskogee, brakeman on a Midland Valley freight train, was killed when a cattle train derailed near Myers, 112 miles northwest of Muskogee Oklahoma. The derailment was attributed to soft track, per reports to the railroad’s general offices.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Okla
J. M. Williams
Midland Valley
Myers
Here
Gang Outbreak Claims Two in Philadelphia Shootings
Philadelphia reports an outbreak of gang warfare killing two men in separate incidents. Edwin Callahan, 34, was shot on a moving car while attempting to shoot at pursuers. The second victim, unnamed, died after heavy head blows near Lankanau Hospital.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Edwin Callahan
Lankanau Hospital
Baldwin Announces Bill on Suffrage for Women
Premier Baldwin told the house of commons that the government will introduce a bill at the next session to give women the vote at 21, equalizing their franchise with men. The announcement marks a formal step toward extending electoral rights to women in Britain.
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Associated Press
London
Baldwin l
House of Commons
Teacher Miss Eastland Reports Tornado Disaster From Rock Springs
Miss Anna Eastland a Rock Springs teacher phoned Sonora with the first news of the Edwards county tornado disaster. She helped guests reach safety as the frame hotel collapsed and described the five minute funnel roar. Cavalry from Fort Clark aided relief with field hospitals and kitchens.
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Associated Press
Rock Springs
Valentine
Anna Eastland
Sonora
Ruby Davis
Edwards County
Bartley
Eastland
Automovie Wouig Operare
Miss Eastland
J. W. House
Mr. House
House
San Antonio
Fort Clark
Brackettville
Kinney County
Rock Spring
Oil Field Road Aid Declined by State Officials
Potter county commissioners led by Judge Sam Motlow traveled to Austin seeking help for a 35 mile Amarillo to oil region highway project. State funds will be reserved for cardinal routes and no new designations are being approved. A meeting with Amarillo business leaders and oil men is set for Saturday at the courthouse to plot next steps.
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Potter County
Sam Motlow
Austin
Highway Department
Texas Highway Department
Amarillo
Latson Becomes Doctors Chief at Panhandle District
Dr. H. H. Latson of Amarillo was elected last April and today assumed the presidency of the Panhandle District Medical Society, serving until the next annual meeting in April. Dr. W. L. Baugh of Lubbock becomes president elect and Dr. Nichols of Plainview is named vice president.
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H. H. Latson
Amarillo
Panhandle
Light Showers Across Panhandle With Little Rain
Light showers totaled no more than a hundredth of an inch in Amarillo this afternoon. The weather bureau expects more showers, while snow and cold in Colorado drive the moisture. Childress saw a half inch last night. most of the Panhandle had only a light spritz and cloudy skies.
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Amarillo
Weather Bureau
Colorado
Herman Collman
Childress
Panhandle
Boston Washington game postponed by rain
The Washington at Boston game was postponed due to rain. The item mentions The Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hotel and lists Steinway E. P. Hubbard as contact with phone 3369.
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Washington
Amarillo Hotel
Shanghai Raids Leave One Hundred Dead in Fighting
The Associated Press reports that in Shanghai suburbs this afternoon General Chiang Kai Shek's forces killed about 100 Chinese and wounded 250 while sweeping out reds. The clash centered near Hotel Moore at Sixth and Pierce.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Chiang
Kai Sheks
Oklahoma City and Tulsa Face Flood Threat After Tornadoes
Oklahoma trembles after two days of tornadoes as central and northern rivers surge. Levee damage near Canadian river prompts evacuations in Oklahoma City area while Rock Springs Texas reports 69 dead and 150 wounded. Fort Smith Arkansas counts multiple fatalities as Oklahoma and Texas endure devastation.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Haskell
Leflore
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Canadian
Grady
McCurtain
Milton
Bokoshe
Liberty
Tulsa flood order as river rises near Cedar Island
Residents of Cedar Island and lowland Tulsa areas were ordered from their homes after a second flood warning from U S weather forecaster T G Shipman at Fort Smith. The Arkansas River runs above 14 feet, with flood stage at 16 feet expected later today.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Cedar Island
T. G. Shipman
United States
Fort Smith
Arkansas River
Shipman
Fort Smith Tornado Claims Two Women in Clifton Court
A tornado hit Clifton Court in Fort Smith Arkansas killing two women and wounding a dozen others. About 100 homes were destroyed or damaged in the disaster reported by The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Fort In
Ark
Fort Smith
Clifton Court
Arkansas River Rising at Fort Smith Floods Oklahoma
Salien waters of the Arkansas river rose rapidly reaching more than three feet above flood stage at Fort Smith and 5.5 feet at Port Gibson Oklahoma. Weather bureau predicts about 40 feet within 48 hours with damage estimated around 250000 dollars.
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Arkansas River
Fort Smith
Associated Press
Ark
Port Gibson
Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Novel prize to Mrs Farnham for first novel
The Associated Press reports Mrs Mareel Howe Farnham wins the First Novels prize of 10000 dollars for a novel set in Atchison Kansas and titled Rebellion. She is wife of Dwight L Farnham, and the contest was funded by Dodd Mead Picts View and First National Pictures after 1500 manuscripts. The full prize reached 16500 dollars but First National declined part of it. If as successful as Wild Geese her earnings could exceed 60000 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
B. W. Howe
Kansas
Mareel Howe Parnham
Dwight L. Farnham
Atchicon
Dodd, Mead & Company, Publishers
Pictorial Review
First National Pictures, Inc
First National
Amarillo Real Estate Group Raises Relief Funds
Amarillo realtors sent 65.74 to Rock Springs for storm victims relief. funds were raised at a weekly luncheon within minutes. The storm devastated a four mile square area centered on the town, wrecking homes and injuring or killing residents during about five minutes of chaos.
Attorney seeks to set aside Cook release order
United States District Attorney Henry Zweifel of Fort Worth Texas applied to the United States circuit court of appeals to set aside Judge Wilson's order in Fort Worth that released Dr Frederick A Cook on probation and relieved him of a $12 000 fine. Zweifel appeals under advisement.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
United States
Henry Zweifel
Fort Worth
Texas
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Wilson
United States District Court At
Dr. Cook
Northern Troops Cross Yangtse to Reach South Bank
Northern tenth division forces cross the Yangtse River and land on the south bank at Heiaohoku near Kiangyu. Official reports say General Cheng Chung-li, leader of Cantonese troops defeated by the north, has fled toward Shanghai.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Tenth Division
Yangtse River
Heiaohoku
Kiangyu
Cheng Chung- Li
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