Livestock and Oil Burnished by Alex Hyman & Co
Fort Worth market reports cattle beefed by Alex Hyman and Co at 308 Polk St with receipts 1 700 cattle and 1 400 hogs and varied spreads for calves heifers bulls and lambs. Wichita Kansas reports light cattle receipts with steady market and top stockers at 7 25 while hogs show steady prices and weekly declines across all grades.
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Alex Hyman & Co
Polk St
Fort Worth
Tex
Wichita
Kan
Peach Section Theater News Highlights
The Globe’s peach section covers latest theater happenings with brief notes on productions, cast changes, and upcoming shows. Readers can expect concise items about performances, venue updates, and notable stage events in the local scene.
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Peach
The
Globe Today
AMARILLO PRODUCE PRICES FOR POULTRY AND DAIRY
Poultry prices list hens under and over 4 pounds at 18 and 13? cents, broilers at 40 cents, roosters 6 cents per pound, turkeys 12 and 11 cents, ducks and stags not fully clear, dairy shows butter 16 cents and eggs 5.65 dollars per dozen.
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Ines
Iwis
Vaensee
Assdece
Grain Prices Paid by Great West Mill and Elevator
Amarillo grain report shows Great West Mill and Elevator paying farmers milo maize at 1.00 per 100 pounds and No 1 hard wheat at 1.30 per 100 pounds and oats at a per bushel rate.
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Hansas City
New York
New Orleans
Arnemeenen
Eerer
Baldwin Locomotive
Chalmers Tete
Crucible Steel Orseee
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Kennicott
Peter Eras
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Peete
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Eeeeneker
U. S. Steel
Utah
Westinghouse Ee
Philling Petroleum
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Great West Mill & Elevator
Com- Milo
Cotton Market Sees Hopeful Shift Amid Mixed Weather
Indications of a more hopeful foreign outlook and a firmer stock market checked cotton declines. Favorable crop weather and western rains offset by cool germination temperatures and uncertain new crop acreage estimates.
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Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
Coolidge
Dawes
Fall River
Red River Boundary Case Presented to Supreme Court
The boundary commissioners in the Oklahoma Texas Red River dispute filed their report with the Supreme Court detailing the boundary and medial line near the Big Bend, including Red River oil wells. The court set a four week deadline for filing exceptions to the report.
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Washington
Boundary Commissioners
Red River
Supreme Court
Big Bend
San Antonio Bond Suit Reaches Supreme Court
In Austin on April 26 the suit challenging the validity of San Antonio’s 4.8 million dollar improvement bonds reached the supreme court as contestants seeking mandamus to force the fourth court of civil appeals to certify their disqualifications to the governor. They argue they are property owners and taxpayers of San Antonio and thus interested parties after losing in district court and appealing to the civil appeals court.
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Austin
Tex
San Antonio
Supreme Court
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Court of Civil Appeals
McCray Admits Signing Names in Notes Trial
Indianapolis April 26 Governor Warren T McCray of Indiana testified in federal court admitting he signed the names of other persons and cattle companies to notes payable to himself. He described his actions as foolish but said he acted as a partner in the firm amid mounting pressure as handwriting experts testified the notes bore his handwriting. The government presented nearly $1 000 000 in notes tied to the alleged scheme and McCray faces additional indictments and a pending second trial if acquitted here.
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Indianapolis
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
McCray
James Noel
Eliott
Elliott
Honduras Crisis Declared Over by Officials
Washington reports the war torn nation of Honduras has passed the crisis and US mediators expect a conference at Amapala with envoys from three Latin American republics. Officials say American intervention is virtually out of the question and Honduras will play an advisory role.
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Washington
Honduras
State Department
Amapala
United States
Department
Hughes
Seismic Disturbances Subside in Hawaii
Seismic disturbances have dwindled with the last shock felt early yesterday. Railroad tracks at Kapoho, once down four feet, now show an eight foot subsidence, delaying resume of service. Chief railroad engineer A J Lafferty states the area below the main fault has settled several feet.
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Associated Press
Hilo
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Kapoho
A. J. Lafferty
Amarillo Sisters Escort Baby's Body to California
Mrs. Tom Brown and her sisters Grace Till inghast and Julia Tillinghast traveled from New York to Bakersfield with the body of Mrs. Brown's year old child. The infant died after a post operative complication and extended anesthesia following a pin removal during surgery. Local reaction includes pasted quotations from unnamed sources.
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Tom Brown
Grace Tillinghast
Julia Tillinghast
C. A. Gordon
New York
Bakersfield
Calif
Radio Program Listings Across Cities Include Debates and Concerts
Radio schedule fragment lists WHAZ Troy debating Prohibition with Col Gillett and Davis, along with musical programs by Selvin’s Orchestra and various college and city stations. Featured events include lectures from University of Wisconsin and Penn State, plus multiple orchestra performances and educational talks across networks WHN WHN WHA.
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Col
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Davis
Louie Creter
Junk Coan
Commerce
WEAF
New York
Selvin
Wit
Board of Education
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Bert Angelce
Margeret Zerpou
Eleanor Tone
Ir Tres
As Db
Frank Dole
Dben Selvin
WHN
Midateht Bohemia
BURGH
Os Cab
Jolly Growdy
Pitts
Lympic Theater Orchestra
Wo Keahete Ody
Sol
H. Gillett
Eyperinter Davis
Rensselaer Polybaie Ute
Symphony
F. M. Alquist
Eens Sport Review
WGY
Toosahane
Arthur Gayne
Pease
Cadieux
James Early
WEY
Springfifi
Sane Ene
WBZ
Idyieale
Ade Penney Murray
Bouchard
Radio
Ars
Vincent Lopes
Detroit
Barnes and DeTurk
Detroit News Orchestra
David Owens
Bessie Lytle
Andrew
Charlie Jacobs
Ge. M.—Crosley
Woody Moyer
Joe Richarte
Ella Baur
Louis—Saa
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Military Order of the Word War
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F. W. Green
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Randall's Naval Orchestra
Jorus
May
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Kansas
Milo Finley
School of the Ale
Morrison
Ladd
Sweeney Radio Orchestra
JY FE Labon City
Wor
Daventost
Sandmanes
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Fiddlin
John Carson and Associates
WHAS
Louisville
Orcheera
WAL
Mesa
Hotel Gayoso Orcheh
WFAA
Tastar
Joi Veckett
Ms. Otis Hot
Wil .m
H. McRaven
Are Blonds Disappearing Opinions Vary Among Experts
A debate on blond hair extinction vs aging shows experts divided. A scientist warns sun exposure may threaten blond traits while a beauty specialist argues individual makeup and moderation dictate effects, with physicians largely noncommittal.
Music memory contest ends with top scores announced Thursday
Eighty two children sat quietly for two hours as thirty records were played for the final music memory test. Papers go to Canyon Teachers' College for grading with winners to be announced Thursday.
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Teachers’ College
Canyon
Dana Thomas Harmon
Amarillo
Harmon
Miss Hudspeth
Junior High
Miss Ward
Johnson
Davidson
Wilson
Schubert
Kriesler
Minnetonka
Lieurance
Verdi
Madonna
Wolf-Ferrari
More Inspectors to Combat Cattle Disease in California
Federal authorities named additional inspectors to oversee cattle movement in northern California from home ranches to national park ranges. Similar measures will be adopted in central and southern California to prevent spread of hoof and mouth disease to grazing lands on national forests.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
National Park Ranges
Coolidge Pursues Path To End Japan Immigration Standoff
President Coolidge moved to ease strain with Japan over the immigration ban. He summoned Senator Reed of Pennsylvania, a conference committee member, to the White House for talks on the bill. Later he met again with Secretary of State Hughes to discuss the issue.
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Washington
Coolidge
Japan
American Congress
United States
White House
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
Hughes
Tobacco costs more than gas in daily life
The Census Bureau reports average gas bills for over nine million customers at about $2.60 monthly or 8.6 cents daily for cooking heating and lighting. In 1921 manufactured gas sold was $411 million while cigars and cigarettes cost Americans $806 million, implying gas costs less than tobacco.
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United States Census Bureau
Suspect Denies Death Charges In Fatal Fire
Jack Bruce Warren 36, Houston Galveston bootlegger, arrested aboard a Corrigan Texas train denies double murder and arson in a fatal apartment fire that killed nurse Ethel Raab and collector E. W. Flagler. He claims he was in Galveston when the blaze occurred and aimed to burn for insurance. Authorities launched a wide search before arrest.
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Houston
Jack Bruce Warren
Galveston
Corrigan
Tex
Warren
Harris County
Sheveport
Ethel Raab
E. W. Flagler
Evelyn Patterson
Telephone growth in dollars and cents report facts
The Annual Report of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company shows total assets of 2.400,044,825 as of 1922, net Bell system additions to plants of 240,728,023 in 1923, operating revenue of 601,589,788, and a net balance after charges of 27,193 SAS. It notes 15,000,101 telephones in use, stockholders rising to 281,000 by 1923 with widespread public ownership, and employee stock purchases numbers.
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The
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Donont
Bell System
Bel System
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