Public affairs mix with baseball resin rule change
The piece surveys public service ambitions of two young Americans, shifts to the Baseball Rules Committee approving resin use by pitchers for better control, and notes broader labor, arbitration, and political views including Roosevelt, McCamant, and Levitan. It comments on public opinion, democracy, and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Court
League of Nations
Joint Baseball Rules Committee
America
Solomon Levitan
Wisconsin
Mr. Levitan
London
Payne Trial In Uproar Over Gun Rumor At Crosbyton
District court erupted as Judge Bishop ruled on Payne who faces murder and manslaughter charges. Payne carried two pistols but was searched. weapons found none. Defense asserts pistols were in a hotel. trial contends self defense claims and multiple witnesses describe the shooting of Sweasa and Rippey.
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Payne
Bishop
D. L. Payne
J. Sweasa
Crosbyton
Crosby County
Bogart
Crosby
W. J. Flesher
F. Z Payne
Flesher
F. Z. Payne
Sweasa
Maud Rippey
Crosbyt
Ralls
Rippey
Swensea
Ray Jones
J. O. McBride
FE. Manley
Arthur Swearingin
South Plains
Canyon
Court of Criminal Appeals
Browneht
Aloe
Charren
Fragmentary Washington Page Item
Readable parts mention a feature about Mr Podien and a general note on a city matter. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are established in the fragments.
Urges Increase in Feed and Decrease in Cotton Acreage
Fragmentary notice urges policy shift toward higher feed production and lower cotton acreage. The readable text references agricultural planning and policy debates without clear dates or entities.
Plot to Kill Leaders of Greece Reported Found
A reported plot to assassinate leaders in Greece was uncovered by authorities, with details indicating plans to target political figures. Investigators are reviewing leads and securing officials as the investigation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Amarillo approves water bonds and plans new hotel addition
Amarillo city commission sells 1.75 million in water bonds at par with mixed rates 4 4 and five percent to firms in Oklahoma City and Wichita. Col Ernest O Thompson and Ross Rogers reveal an $300000 eleven story addition to the Amarillo hotel with 160 new rooms and a palm room.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Oklahoma City
Wichita, Kansas
R. J. Edwards Company
American National Bank
Edgar Honnold Company
Brown-Crummer Company
Wichita
Bivins
Two Die From Fumes At Moonshine Still Cave
Two men died and a woman was overcome in Austelle Georgia when a deadly gas from a moonshine still filled a cave beneath a chicken house at the Freeman residence. James W Freeman and neighbor Joe Morgan perished. Mrs Freeman fainted while trying to help.
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Associated Press
Austelle
James W. Freeman
Freeman
Joe Morgan
Bivins Regrets Santa Fe Attack Over North Plains Rail Line
Amarillo officials push to secure the North Plains railroad to Liberal despite criticism of a Santa Fe attack in a brief filed with Washington. Mayor Lee Bivins says the Santa Fe did much for Amarillo and the Rock Island line remains essential, while questioning the brief's handling by A. Stinnett and the Board of City Development. The interwoven actions involve the city’s industrial committee and the Interstate Commerce Commission filing.
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Amarillo
Board of City Development
North Plains Railroad
Lee Bivins
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Bivins
Panhandle
Stinnett
City Commission
Commission
Washington
North Plains
A. & Stinnett
Interstate Commerce Commission
Branmett
Cretion
Leasing Brisk in Moore County Sparks Wide Acreage Deals
Moore County oil activity heats up as acreage changes hands rapidly. A Dallas buyer purchased 3 720 acres in the McDowell tract including section 198 for an eastern development project. Multiple buyers, including Jeb Emmett and Mike Mollander, report new leases and a planned well site across various sections.
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Moore County
Dallas
McDowell Tract
OU Exchange
Dumas
Women Taught to Make Cakes at Amarillo Cooking School
Mrs. Ida Chitwood led the News-Globe cooking school in Amarillo presenting new cake and frosting techniques. The audience packed the Panhandle Motor Company showroom as she demonstrated the Sally Ann cake and the muh-pong cake, urging women to join tomorrow for inexpensive salads and more frosting ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Globe
Ida Chitwood
Taylor Street
Mary Hargrave
United Drug Company
Corning Grade Crude Oil Price Advance Noted
An advance of 36 cents to 2.250 a barrel was announced today by purchasing agents for Corning grade crude oil, reported from Pittsburgh.
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Ty Associated
Pittsburgh
Renotated Prreer Mesioty Incident Report
A brief note reports fatalities after an incident involving tetera trees near a Hef faht pear Vepwresre JInaiera. No further details available.
Hurricane Devastates Green Acres Enlakes Worth Area
A hurricane struck Green Acres near Lake Worth early today, killing one child and leaving about 300 people homeless. Property damage is estimated at $750,000 as injuries are reported and physicians are being sent from Lake Worth for relief efforts. the storm also hit West Palm Beach with heavy rain, destroying a garage and several homes.
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Associated Prear
West Palm Beach
Fla
Green Acres
Lake Worth
Lakeworth
West Palm
Senator Wheeler Attacks Daugherty In New York Probe
Senator Wheeler claims a grand jury investigation in New York will reveal alleged corruption linked to former attorney general Harry M. Daugherty. He asserts payments and influence were involved, as he campaigns amid the probe and political tension.
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Harry M. Daugherty
Wheeler Twineeral
Modena
Crant
New York
Lewis Declared Winner of One fall Match
The report states Lewis was declared the winner after a match that ended in a single fall. The fragmentary text mentions Memon and Becke r-teams with unclear details but confirms the outcome in Lewis favor.
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Lewis
Big Hotel to Rise in Memphis by Thompson Brothers
A 45 room three story hotel named Hotel Memphis will be built in Memphis at Main and Second streets by Thompson Brothers and operated by Ernest Thompson and Ross Rogers. Costing about 50000, the project targets completion by June 1 with facilities including a coffee shop dining room large lobby and 15 baths. The site provided by the city and plans by Shepard and Wiser reflect Amarillo involvement and prior Vernon hotel work.
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Ernest Thompson
Ross Rogers
Memphis
Main
Fort Worth & Denver
Thompson Brothers
Mr. Rogers
Amarillo
W. A. Johnson
Hall County Herald
Mr. Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson Brothers Hardware Company
Shepard & Wiser
Kansas City
Vernon
Trail of bad checks tied to former airman across regions
Philadelphia report describes a former airman connected to a nationwide trail of bad checks. The man, claiming service in British and American forces, was connected to a Denver area room where counterfeit items and officers notes were found. Investigators noted a long trail ending near Houston and Dallas.
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Trail OF Bad Checks
Philadelphia
Hoardencourt
Jos
Houston
Thailon
Hower
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Poultney Bigelow
H. G. Wells
Babe Ruth
Wallace McCamant
President Coolidge
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Hiram Johnson
Mecamont
Roosevelt
Bastende
Son
Anadtusian Sree
Lone Arteta
Podien Ewe Ten
Netra
Seoras
Bomen
EO Meteed Ences Funn
Toon
Ford Civil
Wennatreier
Thompson
Rogers
Middlehauf
Ernest O. Thompson
Amarillo Hotel
Annannasamant
Colonet Thompson
Colonel Thompson
Amatillo Hotel
City
Iris
Barbara LaMarr
California
Hh Keld
Teekes W. M Mie Wipterd the
Wes
Florida
Senator Wheeler
Daugherty
Memon
Wales
Peter Stee
Crete
Owe
Betes
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