Hoover boon gaining more power
Friends of Secretary of Commerce Hoover say his prospects rise as Coolidge and Hughes exit the presidential race. They argue Hoover becomes an heir to Coolidge policies and gains public and political strength, while Dawes could gain favor if Lowden falters or fails to secure enough votes.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Dev
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
President Coolidge
Charles Evans Hughes
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Dawes
Frank Lowden
Illinois
Tack
Buchanan Street
Board of City Development
Haines
City Auditorium
L. FE. Morris
The Tactless Texan Recitals and Local Baking Fair Tales
The column details Amarillo cooking contests with prize winners Mrs. Ratliff and others, comments on lemon pie and caramel cake, and playful anecdotes about landlords, Texas spirit, and a humorous note about replacing Christmas bonuses with books at The Globe office.
Truck Operator Dies Funeral at Greenville
The body of O. W. Busby, 22, owner of a trucking line, will be sent to his former home in Greenville, Texas, for burial. Mr. Busby died Thursday afternoon after a brief illness. His widow and a young daughter survive.
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O. W. Busby
Greenville
Texas
Old Tack's Program for a Bigger Better Amarillo
A historic list outlining proposals for Amarillo including lower utility rates, cleaner streets, more parks and trees, a municipal pool and golf course, elimination of railroad crossings, regulated police and emergency vehicle driving, and efforts to attract industries. The platform stresses livability, fair treatment, and accessible public services for residents.
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Amarillo
San Jacinto
Letter from Tack on Abilene high school football age clues
A reader questions Abilene high school players ages claiming several appear over 20. The note accuses rough play and suggests Wasco could be a champion if players over 20 were excluded. The writer asks fair-minded people to judge the matter.
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Abilene
Tack
Abilene High School
Wasco
Abilene Fans Push for Stronger Support in Championship Bid
Letters express doubt over Abilene’s role in next week’s game against Burne and urge Amarillo supporters to back a real college team. The writer questions the team’s ability to claim a championship and calls for louder, dyed in the wool fan backing.
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Abilene
Amarillo
Cleburne
New Indies Brighten Fashion with Silver Lace Trim
Black chiffon underthings feature yokes of silver or gold lace and matching trimming, highlighted as the season's most stunning creations in the fashion mind.
Lemon Pie Recipe From Old Tack
The article provides a lemon pie recipe credited to Old Tack. It lists ingredients: sugar, flour, three egg yolks, cream or rich milk, juice of one lemon, and a meringue from the three whites. The mixture is uncooked like custard, poured into a crust, baked twenty five minutes in a moderate oven, with gentle heat to avoid curdling.
Companionate marriage deemed illegal in Texas
San Antonio attorney A. E. Heilborn defines companionate marriage as a concept that cannot be legally recognized in Texas. He argues Texas law supports only civil contract and common law marriages with parental and alimony duties, while mutual consent divorces are not recognized.
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United Press
San Antonio, Tex
A. E. Heilborn
San Antonio
Texas
Heilborn
Good Weather Costs Farmers Money
Weather conditions favorable for crops also invited pests harming Texas vegetables. Federal crop expert H. H. Schultze cited figures showing insect damage in fruit fields and garden environs, with spinach and cabbage among the major sufferers. Open weather allowed early harvesting and unprecedented vegetable movement from the Rio Grande valley.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
H. H. Schultze
Rio Grande Valley
Schultze
Ruby red velvet muff with shirred center and puffed edges
A description of a new accessory item featuring ruby red velvet fabric, heavy shirring at the center, puffed edges, paired with a matching suit and a shirred collar for a coordinated look.
Poison liquor ends two young lives in New York
The medical examiner links the deaths of 25 year old Catherine Gray McDonald and 28 year old salesman Petton Sleckinger to poison liquor drunk at a party. Both victims fell ill after toasts to marriage and blindness preceded death in each case.
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Associated Prem
New York
Catherine Gray McDonald
Columbia University
Petton Sleckinger
Interstate Commerce Commission seeks broader railroad powers
The Interstate Commerce Commission urged Congress to pass laws enabling harsher punishment for bribery of railroad workers, require steel underframe passenger cars with exceptions, restrict consolidations without ICC approval, and compel railroads to provide inspection facilities for safety devices.
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United Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Rabbit's Disease Victims Puzzle Ohio Doctors
Dayton reports a case of tularaemia known as Rabbit's Disease in Fen ton Williams with two prior deaths in the area. Health officials warn transmission occurs via bites from ticks or horseflies and through contact with infected rabbits or their fluids, not person to person.
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International News Service
Dayton
Fenton Williams
Williams
Washington, D. C
A. O. Peters
Walter Simpson
Miami Valley Hospital
McCoy and Chapin
District of Columbia
Baby Daughter of Broadus Family Dies
Geneva June Broadus, 2 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Broadus, died early today at the family home six miles west of the city. The body is held at N S Griggs and Son pending funeral arrangements likely tomorrow. A form of baseball was played in Egypt in 2000 Blog.
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Geneva
Egypt
Richest Man Is He Who Serves His Neighbor
A verse from Edgar A. Guest extols true wealth as kindness and neighborly service. It contrasts gold, books, and cleverness with deeds that aid the young and old. Friendship and daily acts of help define real riches beyond fame or fortune.
Markets Report from Multiple U S Livestock and Commodities
Compiled market notes from Kansas City East St Louis Oklahoma City and Chicago covering hogs cattle calves calves veal lambs and sows with top prices and steady patterns. also cotton futures from New Orleans New York Chicago grain and poultry butter eggs bar silver and stock letters noting openings, changes and notable levels.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
East ST. Louis
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Dec
Chicago
Associated Preas
Poland and Lithuania to Talk It Over in Council
Marshal Joseph Pilsudski arrived in Geneva to discuss the seven year Vilna dispute with Premier Voldemaras. The league council aims to place the issue on a diplomatic footing and propose a cessation of wartime state with an international military inquiry and a report by Van Blokland.
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United Press
Geneva
Joseph Pilsudski
Poland
League Council
Voldemaras
Lithuania
Vilna
Mynheer van Blokland
van Blokland
Pilsudski
Polan
Eighteen Burn to Death in Calcutta Tragedy
In Calcutta North, a deadly fire trapped eighteen people including three women and five children in a dwelling. The incident occurred as flames consumed the building during the early hours, with several local and international firms listed in reports of market activity surrounding the event.
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Calcutta
Associated Press
India
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