Markets Across Major Cities Mixed Cattle Hogs and Grains
Markets report from Amarillo Wichita Fort Worth Kansas City and Chicago show varied cattle hog and grain prices with steers and yearlings higher in Kansas City while hogs stay firm to higher in multiple exchanges. Livestock volumes include thousands of head with calves bulls and sows noted alongside grain quotes in Chicago and Kansas City cash markets.
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Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Kan
Fort Worth
Auust
Kansas City
Chicago
Divorce Case Opens Day in District Court
The Amarillo divorce suit of C. R. Hook against Idel Hook enters its third day in district court. Each side accuses the other of infidelity and fights for custody of a child. Mrs. Hook is not yet on the stand but is expected to testify this afternoon.
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District Court
C. R. Hook
Amarillo
Idel Hook
Big Spring
Service car driver found slain in pond
Deridder Louisiana August murder verdict returned by the coroner after the body of J. J. Brevelle service car driver is found in the Pickering mill pond eighteen miles north of Deridder. He was last seen Saturday afternoon with negro passengers for Farwell. Robbery is suspected. Brevelle had no known enemies.
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Associated Press
Deridder
Turner
J. J. Brevelle
Pickering Mill Pond
Here
Brevelle
Farwell
Robbery Reported Involving $55 At Fifth And Monroe
Frank Ingermarson reported being robbed of 55 dollars near Fifth and Monroe streets late last night. He identified a black man and woman as the suspects. Police began investigation but had no arrests by today.
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Frank Ingermarson
Fifth
Monroe
Classification of Juniors Progress Report
Classification of juniors is underway with about half finished. Of 102 classified, 21 come from other schools and three seniors plus a few sophomores are included. The junior class is expected to exceed previous records with enrollments near 200. Sophomores from A to H report Wednesday at 8, I to P at 1, thence remaining sophomores Thursday.
Habeas Hearing in Ramsey Case On
The hearing over J Leahy held in New Orleans to decide if he remains in Bexar jail or is sent to Live Oak County to face murder charges in the abduction and slaying of Dr J A Ramsey Mathis physician. Arguments on a motion to dismiss the habeas corpus application were ongoing.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
J. Leahy
San Antonio
J. A. Ramsey
Mathis
Bexar
Liveoak County
Leahy
Discovery of Young Man's Body a Mystery
A missing young man with slender build was found dead by river guards on the Rio Grande near Lasier canyon between Dryden and Lasier. Authorities believe wolves may be involved despite reports of possible other causes. Local deputy sheriff Meurieto Valadey notes the body showed severe injuries and no clear identification.
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San Angelo
Hart
Lasier Canyon
Dryden
Lasier
Rio Grande
Meurieto Valadey
Tom Trees
Relaxation Marked Sheriff's Office After Election
After the election the sheriff’s office relaxed as deputies shifted from arrests to serving court papers. Wiley Pollard is visiting relatives in Cleburne, while jurymen were drawn anew for the district court as only a few of forty veniremen appeared. The county court already has enough jurors to form a six person jury.
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Wiley Pollard
Cleburne
Florida asylum escapee turns himself in at police desk
A man calling himself Dewitt McDonald surrendered at a police station claiming to be an escaped convict with a guilty conscience. He asked to be held for Canon City Colorado authorities as he had escaped from their state penitentiary. Officers detained him as a lunatic and later learned a Florida insane asylum escapee answer matched his description. He was moved to county jail to await Florida authorities.
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Dewitt McDonald
Green
Canon City
Colorado
Florida
Blessing Over Amputated Leg Clarified In San Francisco
The Rev. Francis Turk stated that no requiem mass was said for Michael Rado's amputated leg on August 18. He explained a blessing was performed instead during an ordinary mass unrelated to Rado's ceremony, noting that a requiem mass is for the spirit, not the body.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Francis Turk
Church of the Nativity
Michael Rado
Father Turk
Rado
Herbert Hoover Fishing on Rogue River in Oregon
Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce fished today on the Rogue River in Grants Pass Oregon.
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Herbert Hoover
Grants Pass
Ore
Commerce
Rogue River
STYLE SHOW BRINGS DANCE MUSIC AND CARS TO NIGHT
The program featured Honorhea Childers and Mary I Thompson in dance and song acts, Frank Kircchner and Zallee Williams in specialty performances, and Felice Stinnett with a lyric soprano. An outside automobile show drew crowds as rehearsals showcased jockey and tennis ballets and a polished finish with little delay.
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Fair
Perry Millinery
Martin Jarett
Honorhea Childers
Frank Kircchner
Zallee Williams
Mary I. Thompson
Frederick Delgell
Felice Stinnett
Minnetonka
Reba Utterbeck
Sadie
Cervel Warner Amerter
Sarah Mergeret
Eed
Jane Sue
World Court issue dominates South Carolina primary race
In Columbia voters weighed American participation in the world court in the Democratic primary for senator and governor. Ellison D. Smith, B N Dial, and Edgar A. Brown debated world court ties while Brown assailed it as a Republican creation. Nine seek the governorship as McLeod sits out.
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Associated Press
Columbia
South Carolina
Ellison D. Smith
United States Senate
B. N. Dial
Laurels
Edgar A. Brown
Barnwell
Dial
Senate
Thomas G. McLeod
McMillan
Stevenson
Fullmer
Congress
Amarillo Visit Highlights Local Quips and Notes
Half-Minute Interviews feature Homer Wade visiting Amarillo after a Clarendon meeting and vowing to seize every opportunity to visit. A Dalhart highway sign promotes a game between Amarillo and San Jon for the world series while readers joke about baby rattles and missing columnist Old Tack.
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Homer Wade
Amarillo
Slim Crews
Dalhart
Reading
Circus Day at Ringling Brothers Gives Nursery Kids a Treat
Reese Allen of the Amarillo Refinery invited thirty seven Amarillo Day Nursery children to a circus outing this afternoon, delivering tracts and carloads of delighted youngsters. The show features acts from a 60 year old war horse elephant Bing to a 2 year old baby, highlighting a day of performances scheduled for 2 PM and evening shows.
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Ringling Brothers Circus
Columbia
Resse Allen
Amarillo
Mr. Allen
The Elephant Baby Grows Faster Than Its Siblings
A field report describes an infant elephant weighing about a ton with keepers noting the calf gains three inches yearly. The scene on Polk Street shows crowds, animal exhibits, talkative birds, and a parade of curious creatures at the roadside display.
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Elock
Polk Street
Egersttian
Cee
Armored Cars Begin Currency Transport in Washington
Two steel plated bullet proof armored trucks were placed in service between the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and the Treasury to move about $10,000,000 daily in currency bonds and other securities. Windshields are bullet proof and the sides have turrets for guards to fire safely.
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Associated Pree
Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Treasury
Big Panhandle Plains institute opens with record attendance
Canyon Texas hosts the Panhandle Plains institute with 960 teachers from 23 counties registered. I E Savage leads sessions with national education figures discussing public school problems and the future of teaching in the Panhandle region.
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Canyon
Panhandle- Plains Institute
Texas
I. E. Savage
West Texas State Teachers College
The
Panhandle
Armstrong
Briscoe
Carson
Castro
Colliingsworth
Dallam
Deaf Smith
Floyd
Gray
Hansford
Hartley
Hemphill
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Moore
Ochiltree
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Palmer
Potter
Randall
Roberts
Sherman
Swisher
Wheeler County
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W. D. Armentrout
State Teachers College
Greeley
Colorado
National Authority On Intermediate Education
Panhandle-Plains
L. FE. Heinmiller
Department of Education
Kingsville Teachers’ College
J. P. Buck
A. and
Laura V. Hamner
W. A. McIntosh
Amarillo
R. Thomson
S. M. N. Marrs
Texas Congress of Mothers
Katherine Hagquist
Texas Board of Health
Austin
State Department of Education
Texas State Teachers’ Association
B. F. Fronabarger
Denton
Borger Business Men Install Big Baseball Board
In Borger August, businessmen install an electric baseball scoreboard on south Main near Woody Drug Co. The glass booth will house a five watt radio and relay to display world series plays, with plans to broadcast the Dempsey Tanney fight and similar events.
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Borger
H. Kk. Reese
Reese and House Eelectric Co
Edwin Woody
Woody Drug Co
South Main Street
Parpharenalia
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tanney
Nerse
Chevrolet Car Field Meet in Detroit Report
A fragmented notice describes a Chevrolet car field event in Detroit this week. It mentions numerous participants and housing details, with unclear lines about venues and schedules as editors attempt to assemble the event specifics.
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Chevrolet
Detroit
Sinking of Steamer Burevestnik Kills Many on Baltic Run
The Russian excursion steamer Burevestnik sank after a collision with a German freighter near Cronstadt. Of 565 aboard, more than 200 are believed dead as rescue crews recover bodies from thirty feet of water. scarce family on the island escaped loss.
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Associated Press
Cronstaut
Russia
Bureventnik
Ship Canal
Leningrad
Burevestnik
Coolidge to Meet K O C Leader Over Mexico Action
Paul Smiths N Y August 31 James A Flaherty supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus will be received by President Coolidge tomorrow to discuss the order's resolution calling for American intervention in Mexico to protect Catholic churchmen in their clash with President Calles The meeting follows Flaherty's request after talks with Secretary Kellogg at Washington. Washington stance remains hands off unless Americans are harmed.
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Associated Press
Paul Smith
N. Y
James A. Flaherty
Knights of Columbus
Coolidge
Mexico
Calles
Flaherty
Kellogg
State Department
Washington
White House
Texans recall Ferguson era as Klan ballots loom large
Jim Talks defends Ferguson voting bloc in Texas, praising 275000 voters as independent and loyal. He alleges Ku Klux Klan influence in counties like Dallas and Harris, and claims Moody benefited from such coalitions while criticizing government powers and corporate pressure.
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Ferguson
Texas
Ku Klux Klan
Dallas
Bexar
el Paso
Grayson
Harris
Travis
Munt, Potter
Hidalgo
Johnson, Bell, Jefferson
Tarrant
Moody
August Breaks Local Marriage License Record
Ninety marriage licenses were issued in August, a new record for Potte county clerk’s office. Amarilloans benefited from steady monthly increases since spring as population grows and conditions improve. The peak days were August 21 with eleven licenses and August 28 with ten. Detroit is taking a bootlegger census.
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Potte County
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