Star-Telegram sued over Stuckey divorce report
Reverend Louis N. Stuckey filed a $190000 damages suit against the Fort Worth Star-Telegram alleging inaccuracies in a Wednesday report on his divorce trial. He says the article falsely claimed open testimony, a divorce granted to Mrs. Stuckey, custody of an adopted son, and alimony of 200 dollars monthly.
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Louis N. Stuckey
Fort Worth
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Star-Telegram
Carrigan
Britain
Morgan and King
Stuckey
Commerce Dept to Launch Scientific Trade Service in Production
Secretary Hoover plans to expand the domestic trade promotion division to match foreign efforts and create a scientific service in production distribution and marketing. Dr Frank Surface leads the unit as hearings on funding approach Budget Bureau and Congress for support. The project includes regional market surveys in the Upper Mississippi valley and studies of marketing in the West and New England regions.
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Mississippi Valley
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Ohio
California
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
New England
Commerce Department
Department
Grand Jury to Probe Kidnapping Charge Belief
The article reports Mrs. Carolina Catro also known as Carolina Heel faces a kidnapping charge to be reviewed by the grand jury next week. She was released on a $1500 bond after traveling with Bessie Richardson a 15 year old to Denver amid disputed accounts of the girl's consent and parental claims of undue influence.
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Carolina Catro
Carolina Heel
Denver
Bessie Richardson
Oztro
Former Fort Worth mayor visits Amarillo en route to California
H. C. Meacham merchant and former Fort Worth mayor visited Amarillo yesterday as he traveled to California. He stayed with Col. E. C. Thompson and commented on Amarillo's growth during his first visit in months.
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H. C. Meacham
Fort Worth
Amarillo
California
Col. E. C. Thompson
Mr. Meacham
Construction costs ease to February level in July
Construction costs declined slightly in July and returned to the level seen in February, based on statistics from the Associated General Contractors of America. Since the start of the year there have been four trend changes with increases taking effect in February.
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Washington
Associated General Contractors of America
Construction costs inch up in first seven months of 1927
The report notes higher overall construction costs in the first seven months of 1927 than the same period in 1926. July shows a decline in basic materials like concrete aggregates and brick, while wages remain unchanged for the sixth straight month and align with mid last year.
1927 Rule Changes Leave England Trip Distances Dubious
A note cites that the year 1927, except January, carried a mark two points lower in distances. It mentions King George IV and a travel restriction of 60 miles from London requiring a minister, while milestones from London to Brighton show distances under 60 miles.
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King of England
London
George IV
Brighton
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Supreme Motor Oil
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