Science outstrips religion in Bible class remarks
Tohn D Rockefeller Jr tells his Bible class that science has out run religion. He argues that scientific progress challenges literal biblical readings and the traditional Hell and Heaven imagery while affirming that real religion remains the golden rule and must persist alongside science.
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Must Finish Community Chest Drive Oversubscribe Urged
A. E. Meyer urges finishing the Amarillo Community Chest drive this week or not at all. The drive has raised about 10,000 with only 25 percent city coverage and 300+ subscribers, seeking 200 volunteers to recruit from 200 listed organizations.
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A. E. Meyer
General Committee On the Chest
Meyer
Mr. Meyer
Gates Oil No 1 well deepens oil find in Carson County
The Gates Oil company's No 1 well on Block B5 Section 107 Carson County rose from 500 to 1406 feet as oil depth increased in the hole. Located between Texas Number 2 and 3 in the proven area, officials feared a gas occurrence after methane gas was encountered during drilling.
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Carson County
Wong
Railroads set new October freight tonnage record
Washington reports the railroads moved 15 169 743 000 net ton miles in October the highest monthly freight volume yet recorded. The figure exceeds the prior record by 424 835 000 net ton miles and is 21 percent higher than October last year.
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Washington
Bureau of Railway Economics
German Cabinet Resigns as Ebert Accepts Marx
President Ebert accepted the resignation of Chancellor Marx and his cabinet in Berlin on December 15. The ministers were asked to continue their duties temporarily.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Ebert
Marx
Jury Excused Until Friday Morning
The district court jury was excused by Judge Henry Bishop this morning until 9 o'clock Friday morning. The Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hotel is Famous For Food. Globe want ads one and one half cents per word.
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Four Counties Unaccounted in Last Texas Election
Austin Texas December 16 All but four counties in Texas had been accounted for today in returns to the State election board canvassing the November state election. No figures were announced but it was stated of the twelve previously missing counties eight had held no election.
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Gompers' Funeral Train Passes St Louis to Washington
The Baltimore and Ohio funeral train carrying Samuel Gompers left St Louis for Washington after a large crowd viewed the casket. The San Antonio departure had drawn about 100000 mourners with stops at Par son s Kan and Fort Worth seen by labor supporters.
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American Federation of Labor
Washington
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Inclding
Henry Kiel
San Antonio
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Kan
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Anther
Frank Morrison
Federation
James Duncan
John E. Giles
Chester M. Wright
Thomas McQuade
William Denison
W. C. Roberts
Edward J. Tracy
Joseph Lynch
Mathilda May
New York
Gompers
Florence C. Thorne
Tri State Poultry Show Grows As Closing Nears
The Tri State Poultry Show attracts 1100 plus birds and 700 dollars in prize money as exhibits prepare to close tonight with a radio set prize for a registered visitor. Officials and judges from several Texas and Oklahoma towns praise the event, with next year’s dates already set for December 3 to 8.
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Arlington
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Lockney
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Dalhart
N. C. Vogile
Hereford
S. M. Goodlet
Slate Center
Lee Butler
Groom
Pierce Youngblood
White Deer
J. H. Irwin
Clarendon
A. L. Biggs
Ll. Jester
Elk City
Okla
W. A. Williams
Vega
C. A. Linkey
Ramsdell
Galveston Quits League Opens Texas League Bids
Waco and Oak Cliff in Dallas emerged as possible replacements for Galveston after a league meeting declared the Galveston club quit Class A baseball. A final decision will be made at the January schedule meeting in Shreveport.
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Waco
Oak Cliff
Galveston
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Tragic Wichita Falls Accident Claims Miss Fannie Craig
In Wichita Falls Texas Miss Fannie Craig age 24 died after a pistol was accidentally fired by five year old Lloyd Brunson at the Craig home where he was staying. John Craig 19 underwent a blood transfusion Friday trying to save his sister. The Yates B 5 U will hold a social Tuesday at Miss Gladys Farrells home 1307 Jefferson.
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John Craig
Lloyd Brunson
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Gladys Farrell
Jefferson
Yates Union
Vickers Still to Prosecute Weehawken Case
Washington reports the Department of Justice will have special prosecutor Vickers handle the Weehawken No 1 liquor scandal prosecution unless new federal law violation evidence appears.
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Weehawken
Washington
Department of Justice
Bennett Hill Drives to New Speed Marks in Culver City Race
Bennett Hill shattered multiple records in the final 200 mile American Automobile association race of 1924 at Culver City. Ralph de Palma and Harry Hartz previously held marks now surpassed by Hill and fellow drivers in the fast paced showdown. Cooper led in points until a broken piston sidelined him, leaving the 1924 title to the late Jimmy Murphy who perished in Syracuse last October.
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Bennett Hill
American Automobile Association
Harry Hartz
Charlotte
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Harta
Hill
Speedy
New Culver City Bowl
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Tommy Milton
Apare Adco
Hartz
Milton
Fred Comer
W. E. Shattuck
J. S. Wilkinson
Cooper
Jimmy Murphy
Syracuse
N. Y
Bailor Cultivator Co Opens Amarillo Branch Station
W C O'Brien president of Bailor Cultivator company visits Amarillo to arrange a branch warehouse and offices for distribution next year. Bailor, a leading cultivator manufacturer, will expand direct sales after leaving Oliver Chilled Plow. He praises South Plains growth and predicts large scale operations soon. The Bailor firm accounted for about one fifth of 37 cultivator makers last year.
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Bailor Cultivator Company
Atchison, Kans
Amarillo
Oliver Chilled
South Plains
Mr. O'Brien
Children's diseases sweep Amarillo schools
One hundred five pupils were kept from classes in Amarillo today due to illness. Most are reported to have whooping cough mumps and chicken pox per city health officer Dr Lindsay.
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Amarillo
Lindsay
City Health Officer
Santa Fe Southern district meeting set for tomorrow
The loss and damage committee of the Santa Fe Southern district will meet in the assembly room above the Santa Fe passenger station at 9 o clock tomorrow morning. A large number of officials and employees from various points in the district are expected to attend.
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Santa Fe
Southern District
Starnes Disputes Statement In Miller Hobart Murder Trial
R A Starnes, former Amarillo officer and farmer, testified as a state witness in the Hobart Miller murder trial that his August signed statement about a revolver loan to Miller was hedged. He said he borrowed the weapon from Fred Holman and placed it by the front seat rather than under the rear seat as previously claimed.
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Amarillo
C. B. Reeder
Hobart-Miller
Sergt. Rhome Wheatley
Texa Ranger
E. T. Miller
Ruth Hobart
Hobart
Seeder
Starnes
Miller
Morrow- Thomas
Tyler Street
Fred Holman
Joiner Lilling
P. J. Oyler
Lola, Kvans
Lloyd Fletcher
Buddy” Newman
Cold Wave Forecast With Snow Across Region
The weather bulletin predicts a deep cold snap with temperatures from 12 degrees to zero by Tuesday night. Cattlemen report cattle in excellent condition despite last week’s snow with little damage. Snow is forecast to move south from the north and east, with eastern New Mexico also expecting snowfall.
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New Mexico
Weather forecast two days with temperature range
The report shows a low of 42 degrees at nine and a high of 66 degrees at one. It warns of colder weather and possible rain or snow tomorrow. Last year there was a low of 26 and a high of 41. Vet's KO to the Fair.
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Uncle Sam
Weather Bureau
Twin Six Well Big Sensation Atarilo Stockholders Meet
Twin Six oil project near Atarilo sparks excitement as stockholders hear prospecting notes. Publicity director Toney Chisum says the well yields 200 to 300 barrels daily, casing will be set, and 75 acres under lease with no stock for sale.
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Toney Chisum
Mr. Chisum
Globe
Credit caution urged by Amarillo business club
San R. O. Walkup urged merchants to tighten credit screening at an Amarillo Advertising and Salesmanship club lunch. He cited high inquiry rates from a distant city and urged home trade while noting many applicants were poor credit risks. The round table focused on promoting local commerce.
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San R. O. Walkup
Amarillo
Amarillo Responds Generously to Near East Relief Drive
The First Christian church reported cash and pledges totaling $853.93 for Near East relief. Buchanan Street Methodist added $67.90. Miss Margaret Caldwell of Dallas lauded Amarillo’s response as noble. On January 4 pulpits statewide will host Near East relief speakers and a cloth bag drive. Caldwell departs for Dallas tonight then returns.
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Buchanan Street
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