A Coolidge Goodbye and Watch Your Heart
Arthur Brisbane comments on President Coolidge’s congressional message calling for fifteen cruisers and defending peace pacts while noting the Navy’s reality. He warns against complacency amid global tensions and recalls warnings about power and folly as five doctors monitor George’s heart.
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Arthur Brisbane
A Coolidge
Royal Sign Manual
Chicago
Florida
George
Doc
Dayin g Congress Hearings and Debates Highlight Friday
Senate foreign relations panel to hear Kellogg on the Kellogg Briand pact and discuss Boulder dam funding. House panels advance treasury post office funds and reapportionment questions. Marine corps personnel hearings underway. Debate on the Boulder dam bill continues amid stalled farm relief hopes and Klux Klan resolution concerns.
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Associated Press
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Kellogg
Senate
Hopee Foreign Affairs Committee
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Marine Corps
Naval Affairs Committee
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Bratton
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Hayden
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Vestris
Reed
Pennsylvania
Herbert Hoover
Roy O. West
Berger
Wisconsin
Northcott Aged Father Promises Full Disclosure Saturday
In Los Angeles authorities press the Northcott case as Cyrus Northcott, father of the accused, vows to reveal all on Saturday amid renewed questions about the Riverside chicken farm murders. The investigation widens with Sanford Clark's disclosures and Mrs. Sarah Northcott’s expected arrival.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Gordon Stewart Northcott
Riverside
Northcott
Mojave Desert
Young Northcott
Riverside County Jail
Cyrus G. Northcott
Sanford Clark
Clark
Lye
Stewart
Sarah Northcott
Canada
King George Improves As X Rays Continue
Reports from Buckingham Palace indicate King George's chest infection remains localized but improving. A medical bulletin signed by Sir Stanley Hewitt and Lord Dawson of Penn notes restful sleep and maintained general strength as further investigations of the right chest proceed.
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Associated Press
London
George
Buckingham Palace
King George
Stanley Hewitt
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Honor System Of Texas U Is Abolished
The University of Texas voted 9 to 2 to abolish its honor system. Exams will be supervised or administered by the faculty after the change, effective from that date. The move ends the rule in place since 1883.
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Honor System of
Texas U
Associated Press
Austin
University of Texas
Girl shoots man in Canton as wife cradles him
Police hunt for a young woman described as flapper type who called Bernard Fearn to his Canton porch last night and fired five shots, wounding him fatally before she boarded a Canton bus and fled. Sheriff and wife questioned. Fearn died in his wife's arms.
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US United Press
Canton
Bernard Fearn
Waco
Fern
Fearn
Ed Gibson
County fixes plan for J. P. pay in La Grange
La Grange Texas December reports that Fayette County will pay justices of the peace a fixed quarterly sum based on the four year average of cases tried. The change follows a Court of Criminal Appeals ruling validating the Texas fee system as the basis for compensation.
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Associated Press
LA Grange
Texas
Fayette County
Court of Criminal Appeals
County Commissioners’ Court
Amarillo Judge Randolph Headlines Business Club Luncheon
Judge Hal Randolph of the Amarillo court of civil appeals was the principal speaker at the regular weekly luncheon of the American Business club held at the Amarillo hotel today. A good attendance heard him discuss legal topics and current civic matters.
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Hal Randolph
Amarillo
Canaries Advertised as Indoor Winter Companions
The notice promotes canaries as indoor winter songsters ready to sing with radio or music. It directs readers to ads under Pet Stock in the paper daily and suggests giving one for Christmas.
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Bears Feel Flush of Victory as Stock Market Trembles
Speculators rush to sell on the New York Stock Exchange after yesterday’s drastic shakeout. Leading issues drop sharply on the opening, with Adams Express down 15 dollars from recent highs and Radio Corporation slipping to 58.1 dollars. Large blocks traded as Sinclair Oil and others fell 4 to 5 dollars per share.
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New York Stock Exchange
Beare
Adams Express
Radio Corporation Common
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International Nickel
Radio-Keith-Albeen
Canadian Pacific
Sears Roebuck
Andes Cooper
Sinclair Oil
Longfellow's Borger Citizen Daughter Dies
Miss Alice Mary Longfellow daughter of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow died at her Cambridge home at 78. She was Radcliffe graduate active in education and served on Radcliffe associates board and as Massachusetts Mount Vernon association vice regent.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Alice Mary Longfellow
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Longfellow
Alice
Children's Hour
Radcliffe College
Associates of
Radcliffe
Massachusetts
The
Mount Vernon Association
Urge Fans to Help Prevent Ticket Rush for Abilene Trip
Santa Fe prepares an eleven car train to Abilene for the Sandies versus the Black Eagles bi district clash. Tickets move slowly with 800 fans expected. rush feared so officials push afternoon sales and reserve seats at Amarillo High School.
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Abilene
Sandies
Black Eagles
Amarillo
Parramore Field
Former Husband of Dolores del Rio Dies in Berlin
Jaime Martinez del Rio, former husband of film actress Dolores del Rio, died in Berlin today. Father Sanchez Macenon, the Del Rios family priest from Madrid, assisted him in his final hours. Cause of death listed as heart disease triggered by blood poisoning after a minor operation on a boil.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Jaime Martinez del Rio
Dolores del Rio
Ohio State device measures audience applause, Congress declines
A device created at Ohio State University aimed to gauge audience applause is not being adopted by Congress. The system reportedly failed to register some clapping shown in the congressional record, with parentheses indicating applause that the machine did not capture. Griggs ambulance, Phone ASI1.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio State University
Congress
Congress Critics Say Enforcement Not Adequate for Dry Laws
Members of the House appropriations committee condemned federal enforcement of dry laws as ineffective and rejected Dr. J M Doran's claim that policy favored local authorities. They urged a White House survey to determine necessary funding while La Guardia accused most prohibition funds of aiding big cities. Lozier supported the view that state and city efforts dominate enforcement, leaving much of the country uncovered.
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United Prone
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
J. M. Doran
Prohibition
Joseph W. Byrne
Tennessee
Democratic Committee
Congress
Byrne
Treasury
la Guardia
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Lozier
Missouri
Marion Talley Sings Monday in Amarillo
Opera star Marion Talley arrives in Amarillo with her party for a Monday concert under Emil F. Myers. The group will stay at Capitol hotel over the weekend and may attend church services Sunday. Tickets are selling fast and locals are urged to reserve seats at once.
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Marion Talley
Metropolitan Opera
America
Amarillo
Emil F. Myers
Mins Taliey
Florence
Capitol Hotel
Miss Talley
Mr. Myers
Myers
Amerillo
Highway Route Dispute Delays Texas Road Work
Carson county rejected 440000 in state and federal funds for a highway project because Panhandle was left out of the route by a quarter mile. The Panhandle Highway association, with 26 counties, endorsed the rejection citing the route’s exclusion of Panhandle.
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Associated Press
Panhandle
Texas
Carson County
Panhandle Highway Association
Toy buyers focus on mental ages for Christmas
Fletcher B. Dodge of the Toy Manufacturers of America tells a New York convention that the main toy criterion is practical knowledge of a child’s mental age and likes. He says toys should amuse first, with education as a sly bonus, and align with development stages from infancy to social growth by age six.
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Star Company
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
United Press
New York
Fletcher B. Dodge
Dodge
Toy Manufacturers of the United States of America, Inc
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