Kansas City and Oklahoma City Livestock Markets Report
Kansas City and Oklahoma City markets show cattle and hogs trading unevenly. Prices for steers, cows, vealers, and hogs vary by category, with calves and stockers weaker in some lots, while top hogs reach around 11.50. Sheep demand remains steady with lambs and woolly types highlighted.
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Texas
St. J.nuls
Oklahoma City
Calli Son
Seartines
Rio
Wrethers
Chicago
Arena Heath
SLU
Welkers
Grain and market round up with oil stocks move
Market notes from Amarillo show grain prices for wheat Milo and kafir with per bushel and per 100 pounds figures. A report mentions price shifts in July and October futures and a rally later in the morning, plus sizable activity in steel utilities oil and chemical shares on the New York Stock Market.
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New York
Atehican Ie
Mada Atrorici
Bell
Baldwin
Sree Ae
Creiena
Sineivetsert
Ty Kennicott
Rene
Marland
DAL Sinelsir
Vdahak
Texaco
Westinghouse
Wes
Spities
Ham and poultry catalog listed with weights and stock notes
A fragmented poultry advertisement describes Leghorn hens, broilers, roosters, capons, turkeys, and stock terms. It lists weights like 7 lbs and 12 lbs, mentions fresh stock and delivery, and includes stray phrases about age and quality for Amat yer and local buyers.
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Erie
Plainview Tailor Shop Robbery Report
Plainview sheriff's department reports a burglary at the Burkshorn tailor shop last night. Items stolen include suits, bags, silk, shirts, shoes, and Stetson hats valued in the hundreds. attackers may have taken more, but no clew yet.
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Oficers
Burkshorn
Harvey Dies At Home Here Services Tomorrow
Harvey dies at his Amorilio home after poisoning suspected in a development case. He was a carpenter, member of local groups, and left a wife and several children. Funeral services will be held at the temple with burial at the Tate cemetery under Griggs Undertaking Company.
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Sir Utarveey Fins
Amorilio Sines Pobi
Amd
SN Todpfe
Securite Benehyt
Nehation
Hyn
Sue
Fea
Mildred Olbad
Co Gordon
Thousten
Temple
Tex
President Coolidge urged to vaccinate 65000 workers
U S health service asks Washington government employees to submit to smallpox vaccination. Surgeon General Cumming orders department heads to issue circulars directing vaccination at the earliest possible moment, affecting about 65000 workers.
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Washington
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District of Columbia
Public Health Service
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Cumming
Nto
Wile Hogg to Address American Business Club
Wilt togg who is conducting an evangelistic meeting at the Polk Street Methodist church will address the members of the American Business Club at the Amarilla hotel at noon Friday. A report on the Globe special section for the club is also expected.
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Wilt Togg
Polk Street
American Business Club
Amarilla
Globe
Ossining inmate foiled suicide before execution night
Ossining April 20. John Varina inmate tied for death tonight with Joseph and Morrie Diamond for 1922 Brooklyn bank messengers murder, prevented from suicide as keeper seized sharpened toothbrush handle concealed in two oranges. New York sugar prices fell to season lows with raw at 4.30 and granulated at 4.69 cents per pound amid ample production supplies.
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Ryth Associated Press
Ossining
Ohn Varina
Joseph
Morrie Diamond
Broaukiyn Bank
Suicde
Sing Sing
New York
Scout Officials Meet for Court of Honor Tonight
Scout officials and the court of honor will meet tonight to award badges and honors to about twenty five boys. Globe want ads charge one and one half cents per word.
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Court OF Honor
Scout
Globe
Knights of Pythias Building Progress in Weatherford Dormitory Planned
The Knights of Pythias project near Weatherford includes a central administration building completed in WoT with a left wing dormitory. A right wing girls dormitory under construction will cost 75000 dollars. The home operates its own school and the Girls Mandolin Club tours the state. Grand Chancellor Charles Branghtman leads Panhandle efforts with about 600 members attending a convention.
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Pexas
Wot
Uder Construction
Order
Charles Bk. Branghtman
Domain of
Sexvas
Chief White Seeks National Indian Holiday and School Freedoms
Indian Chief proposes a U S nationwide holiday and calls for freed education for Indian children while condemning assimilation efforts. He defends sacred dances as religious traditions and urges preservation against white pressures to end them. He also critiques modern U S policies affecting tribes and education.
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Mila
United States
Coolidge
White Magle
South Plains auto dealers organize in Lubbock meeting
South Plains automobile dealers organize a new association inviting all local dealers to join. At a Tuesday night gathering in the Lubbock Motor Co. sales room, officers were elected with Benson as president and Royalty as vice president. Members from nearby towns attended as plans for regional cooperation and growth were discussed.
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South Plains Automobile Deallers Association
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J. Benson
South Phills Association
Rleypes
PA. Potter
Mlatiview
Neal Doughi
Byron Brown
Lubbock
Vi Spillers
Slaton
Amarilla
Culbertson Well to Be Shot Again With Nitro Today
In Vauhatrde April 8 two thy fred onarts of nitro glycerine are to be discharged in the Culbertson well eight miles north of Panhandle this afternoon. The nitro will be touched off at 8 140 feet. Two weeks ago eighty quarts of nitro were used in the hole and all hopes point to a real producer. The Culbertson brothers have purchased a large block of acreage and announce another well. A large crowd is expected at the shot.
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Isneria
Globe
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Panhandle
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Lye
Funeral Services Friday for Mary Catherine Keel
Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 10:39 for Mary Catherine Keel wife of J W Keel who died yesterday at the family home on Adams street The Rev R Thomson will lead the service at Griggs Undertaking chapel The body will be shipped to Louisville Kentucky by Rock Island at 125 tomorrow afternoon
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Adams Street
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Griggs Undertaking Company
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Central Presbyterian Church
Louisville
Rock Island
Final business sessions open at National Congress of Warent and Teachers
The Associated Press reports the final business sessions of the National Congress of Warent and Teachers opened with a round table event. A special train will transport visitors to Sat Amanio for a sight opening flip. Wednesday’s departmental conferences were followed by a reunited session featuring educator speakers led by Henry Neumann of the Ethical Culture School Brooklyn who urged home compatibility as a prerequisite for citizenship.
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Associated Press
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National Congress of
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Sat Amanio
Henry Neumann
Ethical Culture School
Long Bell reception program aired on WHB and stations
Kansas City hosts a 50th anniversary program for Long Bell Lumber with R A Long as founder. The broadcast runs 9 to 11 pm on WHB and other stations with musical pieces and multiple speeches including Mr Nelson, Mrs Hanson Hinton, Jesse Andrews, and R A Long, plus a late reading of telegrams and a closing chorus.
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Long- Bell Lumber Company
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WKAA
Dallas News Dallas
WHB
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Elizabeth Hanson Hinton
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Andrews
J H. Foresman
Corn Duty Lifted by Mexico For Two Months
Mexican government suspends import duties on American corn from now through April 27, extending a two month relief period starting in late April.
Methodists Close Meet at Panhandle Amarillo Conference
Amarillo district Methodist conference closed after intensive sessions with reports on about 90 new church additions since January 1. Dr. Stanley W. Tasme preached in Amarillo. Judge W. A. Fisher and others addressed the meeting. W. Lane named presiding elder. 22 pastors attended along with about 400 laymen from Amarillo and Panhandle areas.
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Amarillo
Stanley W. Pavn
Polk Street
Electric chair killings prompt mercy talk at state level
The Charlotte Observer notes a rare case where a father and son were executed in the electric chair within minutes of each other. A teenage son received fifteen months on the chain gang for assault and obstructing officers. Governor McLean contemplates clemency or alternative confinement to aid a widowed mother and her children. Bob Ames is ill.
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McLean
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