Auto Show Appreciation from Amarillo Dealers and City
The Amarillo Automotive Association thanks the city of Amarillo for staging the second annual Fall Style and Auto show. They commend the police and street departments for keeping streets spotless and managing crowds. They pledge continued cooperation and gratitude to all assisting city workers on August 27, 1923.
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City Commission
Amarillo Automotive Association
Bill Lampe
Pres
Henry Ansley
Sec'y
News-Globe Publishing Company
Amarillo
Texas
Toral Indicted for Obregon Slaying
Jose de Leon Toral the slayer of President-elect Obregon and seventeen others were indicted for responsibility for the assassination and conspiracy against life and property. The list includes Mother Superior Concepcion Abeda de la Liata her sister and son Josefina, twelve others arrested for a Celaya conspiracy to poison Obregon and Calles, plus Maria Luisa Pine de Altamira and Jose Fernandes Gallardo Y. Pavon.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Jose de Leon Toral
Obregon
General Obregon
Tors
Acebeda de la Liata
Josefina
Calles
Celaya
Senora Maria Luisa Pine de Altamira
Jose Fernandes Gallardo Y. Pavon
Preparing Potatoes with Soda Soak
Before cooking new potatoes, allow them to stand five minutes in warm water containing a small lump of soda dissolved. This soaking loosens dirt and helps tenderize skins for quicker, cleaner peeling and cooking.
Deer Invasion Shocks Club Members At Veranda
Club members report a deer entered the front room and wandered through the lounge clearing tables and railings at one Jeap. The previous day fourteen deer grazed down the links, prompting concern among locals.
Publicity for War Material Draft Considered by League
A League of Nations commission led by Count Bernstorff met in Geneva to draft an international convention. It aims to require control and fullest publicity on private war material manufacture. The draft should be ready for the League council meeting on August 20 and then the assembly starting September 3.
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United Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Count Bernstorff
Washington
League Council
League Assembly
Assembly
Robinson 5 Given Honor by Arkansas
In Hot Springs Arkansas Governor Parnell proclaimed Thursday a special holiday to honor Senator Robinson on his selection as Democratic vice presidential nominee. A 30 minute ceremony with Star Spangled Banner by Arkansas National Guard band and nationwide radio broadcast will feature Clade G. Bowers and Senator Robinson delivering the acceptance and remarks.
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Associated, Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Joe Robinson
Parnell
Arkansas
Raskb
Clade G. Bowers
New York
Senator Robinson
A. B. Rhine
Conference for disarmament talks in 1929 faces hurdles
The text outlines plans for an international conference in 1929 to advance disarmament within the League framework. It notes debate over whether to include government produced war materiel alongside private sector production and the demand for full publicity. The United States links progress to government production disclosure, a stance opposed by many European and Asian powers where war material is government controlled.
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League
United States
Wilcox Favored as Successor to Late Judge Cooper Sansom
AUSTIN Tex Aug 2 D W Wilcox of Georgetown chair of the state Democratic executive committee is favored by the state bar association as successor to the late District Judge Cooper Sansom of Williamson county district court RB ig understood here.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
D. W. Wilcox
Georgetown
State Democratic Executive Committee
State Bar
Cooper Simcom
Williamson County District Court
RB Ig
Senate Faces Pledge on Pact Ratification Question
Washington awaits the Kellogg Briand peace pact outcome as the Senate weighs ratification. Officials anticipate administration backing may be strong but expect opposition from some quarters while key figures like Senator Borland loom as pivotal in the debate. The simple treaty language and Kellogg’s assurances aim to ease isolationist objections.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Senator Borsk
Chaleconin
Kellogg
A Vulture On The Dinner Table Ad
A crude promotional notice extols Kill-Ko as a rapid insect killer for homes. It compares common pests to a haunting vulture at meals and claims the blue bottled vapor is harmless to people while eradicating filth and disease carriers. Nashville advertising copy ends with price and sponsor.
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Mies
Rigo Manatee ‘Toring Co
Nashville
Tenn
Speculation on Kellogg pact in naval Sending debate
The article discusses international disputes and whether opponents of the administration's naval sending program will invoke the Kellogg pact to bolster their arguments. It notes ongoing speculation about how diplomatic promises may influence policy debates and future actions.
Robison Spent $7 In Ran Off Primary
In Austin Texas August 1944 a campaign record shows Robison spent seven dollars in the run off primary. The filing lists state officials and the assistant secretary of state Rabbits as related to the matter. The note mentions low-lying areas and growing concerns before the ore deliveries.
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Austin
Tex
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Toral
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Jones Bros
Bryo Jones Eam
Piath and
Tyler
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United States Rubber Company
Udeal S
Robison
Pri
Scie
Eversweere
Cuticura
Sony
Malden
Graham Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Merchants Express
Detroit
Cullum Motor Co., Inc
Graham Brothers Trucks
Dodge Brot
Ballew-Satterfield Company 3Rd
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