France looks to Poincare for leader in crisis
Paris reports France hopes veteran Raymond Poincare will return to form a new government after Premier Tardieu and his cabinet resign amid senate defeat and financial scandal. Poincare signaled unavailability though saying he would advise recall of Tardieu if needed. Other figures Briand Cheron Laval considered but faces opposition.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Raymond Poincare
Andre Tardieu
Tardieu
Senate
M. Poincare
M. Tardieu
M. Doumergue
Aristide Briand
Henri Cheron
Pierre Laval
Poincare
Urge Campaign to Prevent Holiday Fires in Texas
State Insurance Commissioner J. W. Deweese called fire chiefs and marshals to join a state campaign urging systematic pre holiday inspections. He warned Christmas hazards from decorations candles and fireworks and urged fireproof decorations asbestos for snow and trees near windows. He predicted a 1930 fire loss lower than 1929 if holidays pass with reduced incidents.
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United Press
Austin
J. W. Deweese
Deweese
Texas
de Weese
Robbers Loot Wis Mercantile After Night Off
Ashland Wisconsin December 5 193? Burglars seized an estimated $600 in goods while Charles Larson manager of a mercantile company was away taking a night off from guarding stock against burglars.
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the Associates Press
Ashland
Wis
Charles Larson
Konjola Amazes Houston Man in Remarkable Cure
An 80 year old Houston resident, H. R. Bartlett, reports dramatic health improvements after taking Konjola. He claims relief from long standing rheumatism and increased strength, praising the medicine as alcohol and drug free and recommending it to others. It is advertised as available at City Drug Store on Polk Street in Amarillo and other local druggists.
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H. R. Bartlett
San Jacinto Street
Houston
Wonjola
Onjola
Polk St
Amarillo
Urge Health Seals for Letters Now in Texas Drive
Amarillo hosts the twenty fourth annual sale for the National Tuberculosis Association urging immediate use of health seals on mail and packages to combat tuberculosis. Dr Benjamin M Primer cites Texas tolls with about 4500 deaths last year and nine cases per death. Potter County records show 131 cases in 1929.
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Amarillo
National Tuberculosis Association
Texas
Benjamin M. Primer
Amarillo-Potter County
Jean M. Campbell
Texas Tuberculosis Association
Potter County
Urge Atwell for Circuit Appeals Bench
George S. Atkinson and other Texas Republican leaders pressed for Federal District Judge William Hawley Atwell to be named to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. They cited a Justice memorandum and Bullington’s public stance on constitutional amendments as factors in the consideration.
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Associated
Prev
Dallas
George S. Atkinson
William Hawley Atwell
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Department of Justice
Orville Bullington
Wichita Falls
Soil surveys urged to aid farmer fertility resources
Washington December 5 The annual report of Dr Henry G Knight chief of the Bureau of Chemistry and Soils stressing the need for a practical soil fertility inventory by means of soil surveys to help farmers manage nutrients and sustain crop yields.
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United Press
Washington
Henry G. Knight
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Department of Agriculture
Campaign Seeks Prompt Return of Charitable Checks
Dre Primer stated the unit plans nurse visits to charity cases and urges prompt return of mailed checks by campaign officials. The drive will be mail conducted with few business district booths planned, possibly a few days before Christmas.
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Dre Primer
Courthouse Deed Transfers and Local Building Permits
Court records show several warranty deeds including D. R. King to A. K. Webster for a Ridgemere lot, and W. E. Neal to Mrs. Bessie Klutts for a block parcel, with prices listed. Building permits issued include W. P. Martin for a residence and Fancher & Upshaw for a filling station project, plus registrations for various autos in Oklahoma City and Bartlesville.
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D. R. King
A. K. Webster
Ridgemere
J. R. Wrather
Geo. L. Williams
Gluden & Sanborn
W. E. Neal
Bessie Klutts
Eakle
Northeast Corner
M. N. Twaddell
Thomas H. C. Tools
Old Town
S. Lindsey
Oklahoma City
Buick
Dempster Mill & Mfg
Polk St
Ford
Rosa Motor Co
W. M. Honeycutt
Plymouth
Panhandle Motor Co
Empire Gas & Fuel Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Walter Irvin
W. P. Martin
Harrison
Edgefielh
Fancher & Upshaw
West Twelfth
Roberts Place
EK. R. Cox
Last Narrow Gauge Road in Ohio Seeks Abandonment
The Ohio River and Western railroad has appealed to the state public utilities for permission to abandon its line. Officials said there is no justification for continued operation as modern highways and transportation have largely eliminated narrow-gauge rail travel in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio River & Western Railroad
New Jersey Senate Expels G O P Legislator
The New Jersey State Senate expelled Republican Ralph W. Kandless of Bergen County by a 20 to 0 vote at 4 a m. He was found guilty of conduct unbecoming a legislator for using office for private gain by steering $200,000 of state funds to Little Ferry National Bank to buy sewer bonds. It was charged that Chandlers received a $10,000 fee from Lodi Township sewer contractors.
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Trenton
N. J. Dee
State Senate
Ralph W. Kandless
Bergen County
Little Ferry National Bank
Chandlers
Lodi Township
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