Livestock and market notes from Chicago and St Louis
Wabsh cattle and feeders steady to higher in Chicago markets with fat cattle and calves mixed. Hogs and lambs slower with occasional price points and regional shifts. Grain and butter markets show modest gains while New York stocks open with mixed early results amid bullish sentiment on nine month treasury certificates and strong industrials.
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Chicago
Dee
ST. Louis
Dec
Argentina
New York
Remington Typewriter
Point Higher
International Harvester
Famous Players
U. & Steel Common
Allied Chemical
Eales
United States Treasury
Cora Cols
Gedearth
da Pont
Remington c
Fields Named New Head of Amarillo Legion Post
Lewis Fields, a veteran of Americas Harecit nary Forces, was elected commander of the Maroon American Legion post of Amarillo by acclamation. Roy Creenbill received the honorary past commander title. Other officers include A. Peterson, How ard Blackburn, Rufus Williams, and O. L. Thompson. Meritorious service cited for Walter Irvin, Lewis Fields, and Roy Greenhill. Christmas donation drive funded for veterans and families.
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Lewis Fields
Walter Irein
American Legion
Amarillo
Roy Creenbill
A. Peterson
Howard Blackburn
Roy Greenhill
P. Atwood
Ante Charleston Dance To Be Given by Legion
A Legion post announces an ante Charleston dance event with details on tickets and attire. The notice mentions Darrell Reeme and local organizers arranging the evening with hopes of community participation and fundraising.
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Legion
Hobson’s anti liquor crusade shapes national view
Hobson, once a U S Navy captain and Alabama congressman, argues alcohol harms society. He cites illicit liquor sales, plundered wartime ships, and resignations as evidence, claiming drunkenness falls and production rises with less drinking. He visits varied audiences, urging policy changes.
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Alabama
U. S. Navy
Hobson
United States
Calles Denies Bolshevism Charges in U S
President Calles made a public statement yesterday denying Bolshevik charges against his government. The Press notes the assertion counters allegations alleging influence or backing from Bolshevism in Mexican affairs.
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Calles
U.S
Mexico
Critebee
Belsherian
Agaicst Bis
Devler
New Loan Firm Off To Flying Start In City
A new finance company opened in Amarillo with Harvey Beet Wight presiding. Notables such as A T Hannett of New Monies and James Shelton of Amarillo acted as officers and speakers. The gathering included W W Chadwick secretary and Bob Underwood attorney, with Gene Howe and Newt Riges among vice presidents. Speakers stressed demand for a large finance firm to serve Amarillo and nearby areas.
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Harvey Beet Wight
A. T. Hannett
James Shelton
Amarillo
Herver
Best
Alsc
W. W. Chadwick
Albequitque
Kit Carson
First National Bank
Gene Howe
Amarillo Globe-News
Newt Riges
C. C. Goodwin
Tom Mahoney
H. Mott
J. P. Garvey
J. R. McClure
J. W. Timmons
Willem McCarty
What is going on in Mexico Kellogg asked
Representative Boylan Democrat New York demanded Secretary Kellogg explain to Congress behind the scenes conditions in Mexico affecting the safety and property of American citizens The New York lawmaker charged that communism akin to that in Russia has influence there and that the administration pursues a weak vacillating policy despite Mexico’s stance outside the pale of civilized nations
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Associated Press
Washington
Kellogg
Boylan
Democrat
New York
Congress
Mexico
Russia
Defeat of Two Mexican Rebel Bands by War Department
The war department announced defeats of two rebel groups in Mexico. One force led by Eulogio Ortiz was beaten at El Salitre Zacatecas with heavy casualties. The second group under Tirso Gurrrola and Santiago Bayacora was defeated near Duranzo.
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Mexico City
War Department
Eulogio Ortiz
el Salitre
Zacatecas
Tirso Gurrola
Santiago Bayacora
Duranzo
Denby Testifies in Fall-Doheny Oil Trial
Edwin Denby former secretary of the navy testified as a defense witness in the Fall Doheny oil conspiracy case. He asserted that the navy approved the Elk Hills lease in 1922 and that responsibility lay with the navy rather than a direct conspiracy between Edward L. Doheny and Albert B. Fall. The defense signaled Denby may take the stand to bolster their argument.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edwin
Denby
Navy
Senate
Elk Hilla
Doheny
Edward L. Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Dandy
Dekery Hinneslf
Goll Heads Gould Protung Comeauttoe in Staged Bout
Local bout headlines Goll faces Gould Protung Comeauttoe in a staged match marked by uncertain outcomes. Spectators expect a closely contested event with rivals seeking an upset.
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Goll
Gould Protung
Comeauttoe
Mexico Recognizes Sacasa Regime In Nicaragua Crisis
Mexico recognizes the Sacasa government in Nicaragua as restoring constitutional order after Chamorro’s October coup. The note cites Mexico’s withdrawal from Managua to avoid sanctioning violence and says it awaits an opportune moment to resume friendly relations with legitimate Nicaraguan leaders. Diaz appealed to Washington amid Kellogg’s warning of outside interference.
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Sacasa
Nicaragua
Chamorro
Solarzano
Sebastian Uriza
Congress
Adolfo Diaz
Saenz
Mexico
Mangua
Diaz
United States
Washington
Kellogg
Guatemala
Mangus
Chevrolet Men Make Merry at Banquet
Plains Chevrolet company held a banquet at the Amarillo hotel to celebrate delivering 127 cars in November. Sales Manager E C Everett predicted the sales record would rise next year with the current sales force. Thirty five employees attended the event.
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Plains Chevrolet Company
Amarillo
E. C. Everett
Court of Appeals Proceedings Given AUSTIN
Proceedings in the court of criminal appeals today include affirmations of cases from Kaufman, Bexar, Medina, Atascosa, Shelby, Erath, Jen Angee, Gray, Sen Argentine, Jokeson and others. Several named judges and appellants appear, with motions and citations listed in the docket.
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Bexar
J. RB. Dedcom
Reetwes
Jone MM Breene
Jemme Bieten
Geet Tee Diesengest
Cee
Cee Eee
Guard Officers Start Practice of Feeds Here
Battery B 131st Field Artillery National Guard members began a custom of serving "feeds" after drill. The unit drills Tuesdays in the armory with medics on Thursdays. Captain C W Mayes says the lunch sets a future drill precedent as full quotas were hard last week due to overtime for Christmas shoppers. Those unable to drill because of work after hours are excused upon reporting to headquarters per Captain Mays.
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131St Field Artillery
National Guard
C. W. Mayes
Mays
Amarillo Sabbath Protest Against Sunday Baseball
A Sunday letter from a resident urges Amarillo officials and film houses to block professional baseball on Sundays. It condemns players as money-driven outsiders and argues law must apply equally, warning that allowing Sunday games would harm the city and local businesses.
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Amarillo
Tom
Kaethers Celebrate Sixth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Kaether of 802 Pierce Street marked their sixth wedding anniversary with a seven course dinner at Green Line dining room on East Sixth Street. He is superintendent of the press room and foundry at Amarillo News Globe. Guests included John Smerke Wanda Potter and Tom Davis.
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John W. Kaether
Pierce Street
Green Line
East Sixth Street
Kaether
Court of Civil Appeals session at Amarillo today
Seventh District proceedings list motions overruled and cases heard. Peck and Hickerwell vs J L Hunter affirmed after rehearing and strike motions. Amarillo Traction Co vs Rus sell reformed and affirmed. First State Bank of O Donnell vs Fidelity Union Fire Insurance Co from Lynn reversed and remanded. Others listed as submitted or set for submission on January 12, 1927.
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Court OF Civil Appeals
Seventh District
Amarillo
Peck & Hickerwell
J. L. Hunter
Amarillo Traction Co
J. C. Russell
Potter
First State Bank of O'Donnell
Fidelity Union Fire Insurance Co
Lynn
J. B. Colt Co
I. M. Smith
Terry
G. Earl Garver
C. L. Hollis
Cottle
W. A. Johnson
Panhandle & Santa Fe Ry. Co
Floyd
B. G. Hutchinson
Barnum Oil Corp
B. G. Barnum
C. W. Roberts
A. L. Nowlin
Collingsworth
Amarillo City Debts and Yearly Improvements Report
City finances show 140 debts, about double before, with a focus on permanent year long improvements for health and welfare. Officials note rapid development since tax assessments, expecting more building next year though revenue must catch up, and discuss property value growth and city expenditures.
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Amarillo
Cotadel
Peerens Feeeh Peat
Amarillo man aims to drink 63 cups in coffee fight
An Amarillo man plans a 63 cup coffee marathon next Friday from 6 AM to 9 PM to challenge world records. Local boosters including Blackie Freed and J Blinderman back the event with prizes such as a $16 Stetson hat from Vinneage Coffee. Competitors include Fred Roberts of Corpus Christi and Gus Comstock of Minnesota. Other prizes and trophies are promised as the White Kitchen cafe hosts the event. Also noted is news of Dr. H D Whittington and wife returning from Dallas after his minor operation.
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Amarillo
Blackie” Freed
Newsboys
J. Blinderman
Fifth and
Polk Streets
J. M. Hartsup
Elks Tailor Shop
Oklahoma
Fred Roberts
Corpus Christi
Gus Comstock
Minnesota
Messrs
Dave Crawford
Oval Hargitz
White Kitchen Cafe
Vinneage Coffee Company
Dallas
Vinneage Company
White Kitchen
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion, a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes, inhibit germ growth, and heal throat troubles, touting creosote as a key healing agent praised by medical authorities. The copy emphasizes rapid relief and health benefits, typical of vintage patent medicine pitches.
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Hanson
Roy Creeniull
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Ewing
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Ge Gees
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Nausbaum
Perenne
Meg Ans
U. K
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Juan Sacasa
General Solarzano
Chevrolet
Court of Appeals
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Sam Brown
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