Richest Man in the World Named as Nizam of India
The Nizam of Hyderabad, a little known ruler in India, is identified as the world’s wealthiest person surpassing Morgans Rockefellers and Fords. He reportedly stores about 600 million dollars in gold bricks and keeps wealth out of securities, guarding a palace strong box in Hyderabad. Estimates place his total value near one billion dollars exclusive of jewels, with guards and a 404000 person city wall surrounding Hyderabad.
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Ated
India
Harry Ferguson
United Press
New York
Morgans
Rockefellers
Fords
United States
Nizam
Hyderabad
Madras
British Empire
United
Ford
Rockefeller
Morgan
America
Vanderbilts
Astors
Biddies
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Denver Now Ready to Start Road
F. E. Williamson, president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy along with Colorado and Southern and the Fort Worth and Denver, announced in Dallas that preparations for building the new railroad from Childress to Pampa are complete. The Interstate Commerce Commission had set January 1 as the deadline to begin construction, and the official spoke during a weekend recess of the Lubbock hearing.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Childress
Pampa
F. E. Williamson
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Colorado and Southern
Fort Worth
Denver
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lubbock
Hearing on Red River Bridge Set for January
Congressional representatives from Texas met with Secretary Hurley who promised a hearing on the Red River bridge controversy at Denison probably in January. Participants included Senators Sheppard and Connally, Rep. Sam Rayburn, and J. R. Hardy of Denison, vice-president of the Red River Bridge Company.
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Washington
Texas
Hurley
Red River Bridge
Denison
Sheppard and
Connally
Sam Rayburn
J. R. Hardy
Red River Bridge Company
Mayor Urges Speedy Trial For Davis In Amarillo
Col. Ernest C. Thompson urges rapid justice for Colquit Davis captured near Hereford. He announces 500 armed war veterans and reserve officers to guard money points and deter crime as Amarillo tightens security. The district attorney backs the effort to stop outlawry and keep good people safe.
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Ernest C. Thompson
Colquit Davis
Hereford
Davis
Amarillo
Thompson
Nat Perrine
National Guard
Amarillo Aims to Halt Crime Wave with Tough Police Tactics
Editorial urges officers to swiftly shoot criminals and punish offenders, claiming strong action will curb crime. Calls for regular and reserve officers to be ready and for decisive enforcement to make Amarillo unsafe for criminals.
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Amarillo
Royal Derelicts Seek Return of 80 Millions
The Turko British tribunal ruled it lacked jurisdiction over the widows and heirs of former Sultan Abdul Hamid in a suit to recover property seized by Great Britain. It cited Lausanne Treaty articles and dismissed restitution claims to properties in Iraq and Palestine valued at 80 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Istanbul
Turkey
Abdul Hamid
Great Britain
Iraq
Palestine
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Jorld
Nizam OF India
Henry Ford
Edsel
Omaha von Company
Keeline
Omaha
Neb
Advt
Posit Secures
Yston Dental
Wards
Kris Kringle
Cavalier Electric Radio
Utah
Ward’s
Polk St
Montgomery Warp & Co
Paol’s
Toys and
Santa
Eastman Kodaks
Sheaffer
Conklin
Parker
Amarillo Hotel
Caron
d'Orsay
Chos
Guerjai
Gabilla
Mina Saylor
Paget & Paget
Ronson and Clark
del Monte
Candy Brosse Buddies
Angelus
Juley
Marvine
Phg
Ratliff, Can
Calumet
Skinner
Saymons
Frankfurters
Tender
Kansas City
Loin
Brookfield
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