Amarillo Methodist college seeks large endowment
Dr. K R B Morgan president of the Amarillo Methodist college will seek a 500000 dollar endowment or more at a Dallas meeting of Texas Methodist college presidents. Bishop John M Moore calls the session to discuss appropriations for all Methodist schools and a financing committee for the Amarillo school may be formed with work to start immediately.
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Princess Ingrid Debuts Sensation in Swedish Society
Princess Ingrid captivates Stockholm society with her first formal appearance at the opening of parliament. The debutante wears a black velvet gown trimmed with ermine and carries American beauty roses under a lace veil. Her popularity signals a rising prominence in Swedish affairs and royal circles.
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Germany Seeks Farm Relief as Agriculture Cries Out
Berlin reports that German government parties in the Reichstag call for farm relief amid a deep agricultural crisis. Farmers protest heavy taxation and high loan interest, with bankruptcies rising in Prussia as pressure mounts for tax cuts and credit relief to save German agriculture.
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International News Service
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GOP Leader A B Crossfield Dies From Christmas Injury
Judge A B Crossfield, 73, Philippine Republican National committeeman, died in Manila from a skull fracture after a fall on Christmas Eve. The report notes his long service and role in the party's local leadership.
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Lincoln Theatre to be turned into Lincoln museum
Washington activists press to convert Ford’s Theatre into a Lincoln museum and to reconstruct the death house across the street. Rep. Rathbone has introduced bills to fund preservation, with relics already housed in the death house awaiting government ownership and display.
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Leather Shortage Drives Higher Exports from Leeds
The American Consul reports Leeds leather exports to the United States surged after the war. In 1926 dressed leather valued at 410,900 dollars went to America, and in the following year the total rose to 1,402,655 dollars due to postwar shortages in the United States.
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International News Service
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Wireless Proves Popular With Sea Travelers
Wireless communication gains popularity among sea travellers. Last year 109,674 radio messages, totaling 2,226,070 words, were dispatched from three White Star Line ships the Majestic Olympic and Homeric operating between Southampton and New York.
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London
Southampton
New York
White Star Line
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