Evolution debate and public figures weave through a California scene
A Pacific Coast Theological Society event features Professor Kato of UC zoology arguing about apes and human descent. Clergymen listen as the lecture ends with a hymn signaling it as a response to evolution. Separate notes mention John Hulbert, Sing Sing’s executioner, earning 130 per victim and retiring, while Colorado river irrigation projects promise vast economic gains under Coolidge and Hoover.
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Kato
University of California
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Sing Sing
Colorado River
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
Hoover
Burkett Divorce Case Goes To Road Trial
Former highway commissioner Joe Burkett testified in the Hoffman construction trial that a divorce settlement last fall included a note for 5000 dollars signed by Hoffman stockholders G A Davisson and Rhea Starnes. He said the note was stricken from the final property settlement and that the case centers on alleged connivance in the settlement.
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Associated Press
Austin
Joe Burkett
G. A. Davisson
Rhea Starnes
Hoffman Construction Company
Hoffman
Burkett
Mre. Burkett
Weather Forecast Fragment with Incoherent Text
Fragmentary weather note reports tonight and Wednesday. Mentions temperatures, but details are garbled and unreadable, with several stray names and phrases.
Mexican revolutionary junta uncovered in Texas plot
San Antonio officials announced evidence of a Mexican revolutionary junta active in the area and across the border plans to dynamite a southbound passenger train to pressure Mexico's government. The case targets leaders under neutrality law violations with grand jury indictments anticipated.
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Associated Dress
San Antonio
Calles
Mexico
Associated Press
Gus Jones
Department of Justice
Jones
John JD. Hartman
Dalles
Hartman
R. Esparza Reinaldo
de la Huerta
Mr. Jones
Revolutionary Junta of
Reinaldo Esparza Martinez
United States
Martinez
Executive Committee
Group Denounces Stinnett Brief On North Plains Rail Project
Amarillo to Liberal railroad controversy heats as Industrial Committee of Board of City Development rules A S Stinnett overstepped by filing a brief with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The 15 member panel says statements against Santa Fe in the brief do not reflect the board’s views.
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Santa Fe Railway Company
Board of City Development
Interstate Commerce Commission
Industrial Committee
J. E. Hill
Rock Island
North Plains
Stinnett
Washington
Amarillo
Santa
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Spearman
Oklahoma Panhandle
Industriaal Committee
Speedy Lexington murder trial ends in sixteen minutes
Ed Harris, a Black man, pleaded guilty to attacking Mrs. Clarence Bryant and confessed to killing her husband and two children. He was sentenced to be hanged on Friday, March 5, in the Fayette County jail yard after a trial that began at 9 o'clock and lasted exactly sixteen minutes. The case was one of the fastest in the county’s history.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Ed Harris
Clarence Bryant
Fayette County
Cour
Lions District Chief Talks Here
H N Rosenquest Eastland district governor of the Lions spoke at the Amarillo Hotel lunch today declaring Lions are the youngest and most vigorous. He noted Lions numbers rising across the nation and hinted Amarillo as a potential permanent location while outlining upcoming conventions in Houston San Francisco and a special Texas Lions train routed through Amarillo by Harry Gardner and the local club.
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H. N., Rosenquest
Eastland
Lions
Amarillo
Amarillo Hotel
Rosenquest
United States
Jack Adkins
Judge Crudgington
The
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San Francisco
Texas Lions
Print runs cut as Globe uses old press this week
Due to a shipment delay of five carloads of print paper The Globe will be printed on the old Globe press in the building on Fifth street today tomorrow and Thursday. Paper supply fits the press but pages will be an inch and a half shorter than usual for these three editions.
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News-Globe
Globe Today
Globe
Fifth Street
Miss Blanche McGlone Invokes Court In Red Bathing Suit
Toledo youth 14 appears before Traffic Judge McDonald in Washington wearing a bright red bathing suit silk pajamas and high heeled slippers after driving her car into a lamp post following a party where liquor was served. She is released on bond for good conduct.
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McDonald
Washington
Blanche McGlone
Toledo
New Stone House Style Could Spark Amarillo Building
Architect Warren Matthews of New York tours Amarillo on a Los Angeles return, proposing rugged European style homes built from canyon stone. He cites 15 percent lower cost than brick, 80 percent loan coverage, and notes New York adoption spurring local interest with lumbermen and Ed Roberts in talks.
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Europe
Warren Matthews
New York
East
Amarillo
Los Angeles
Jim Bush
Ed Roberts
Parents Object to Marriage Leads to Death Pact
In Columbus Georgia two young lovers 16 year old Chalkley and 23 year old Anna Lee Welch were buried side by side after a coroner's jury ruled parental opposition to their marriage caused their deaths. Chalkley shot Welch and then killed himself yesterday.
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Associated Press
Columbus
O. T. Chalkey
Anna Lee Welch
Chalkley
King George Optimistic In Throne Speech
London February 2. Opening parliament the king heralded Locarno as a path to arms limitation and announced efforts to settle the Mosul question with Turkey. He praised Italy debt funding, urged cross party cooperation to curb unemployment, and noted a Geneva disarmament mission. Invitations go to Belgium France Germany and Italy for a London conference on labor hours. Mayor Shepherd seen as likely reelection in Wichita Falls.
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London
George
Locarno
Turkey
Mosul
Italy
Geneva
Belgium
France
Germany
Gas Man Happy and Ground Hog Sees Shadow in Amarillo Weather
A garbled Am arillo weather sketch describes a bright sun over the Peothandie prairie and mentions Harry Brown of the gas company and a milliner, with references to six weeks of cold and lingering winter fears. Local shops face a protracted cold spell, gasoline stations seek a bonus for grounds crews, and an annual weather communiqué is tied to Werks.
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Amarillo
Peothandie
Harry Brown
Gas Company
Milady
Walter Johnnone
Adie
Warr
Hieckborn Wrothers
Kilrush
Fennel
Chris
Solliude
Amarite
Semtien Amerie Bel
Mrs Chitwood Hosts Surprise Cookery Class Session
Enthusiasm ran high at the News Globe cook ing school as Mrs Ida Chitwood led a surprise program. Women crowded the Panhandle Motor sales room at 710 712 Taylor, arriving early for choice seats. She demonstrated appetizing onion stuffed dishes and suggested onions for breakfast while preparing asparagus polo ou grautin.
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Panhandle Motor Company
Taylor Street
Ida Chitwood Bega
Ohio Oil Company raises crude prices across regions
The Ohio Oil Company announces price increases across Wyoming and New Mexico crude grades. New prices show mixed gains with several barrels moving up by around 0.55 to 2.55 per barrel, while some blends hold steady or rise modestly amid market shifts. Strong entity mentions include Ohio Oil Company and regional crude products areas.
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Tedey
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Princetes
Mymond
Wouter
Tiveme Creek
Mule Creek
New
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