Law Code Blocked by Interventions at Pan American Congress
Havana Feb 10 Diff erences over intervention and tariffs stalled aims to craft a code of public international law and to reorganize the Pan American Union. Argentine delegate Pueyrredon clashed with Hughes of the United States as debates stretched for hours in committees and officials warned of gloomy prospects for agreement.
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Associated Press
Havana
Pan-American Congress
Pan-American Union
Congress
Honorio Peyrredon
Pueyrredon
International Law Committee
Charles Ae Hughes
United Sates
Victor Maurtua
Peru
Maurtua
Pan- American Union
United States
Non-Partisan Group Endorses Lowden Rival for President
The Non-Partisan state convention in Bismarck endorses Lynn J. Frazier for Republican renomination to the Senate and backs Frank C. Lowden of Illinois for president. Thorstein H. Thoresen is named as the convention candidate for governor while Frazier faces a challenge from another Republican group, the Independents.
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Bismarck
N. D
United States
Lynn J. Frazier
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Frazier
Thorstein H. Thoresen
Edward A Temple Memorial Hall Opens At St. Andrew Church
The St. Andrew Episcopal parish house at Ninth and Fillmore opens for Sunday school services on Sunday February 12. The two story brown brick hall honors Edward A. Temple bishop of North Texas and connects to the Gothic church. The $88,000 building includes an auditorium, kitchens, classrooms, offices, a guild room with fireplace, dumb waiter, maple floors and Tiffany walls.
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St. Andrew Episcopal Church
Ninth and Fillmore
Foster
City Issues 356 Dog Licenses in Year So Far
City secretary Miss Jewell Davidson reports 356 dog licenses issued since January, a record pace. The health and police departments spearheaded a campaign to remove strays after rabies cases and bites, with dog catchers taking untagged strays to the city barn where they are killed if not claimed within 24 hours.
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Jewell Davidson
Police Department
British plan airship line across ocean
Washington February 10 British interests plan a trans Atlantic dirigible mail and passenger service with American cooperation. The R 100 now under construction in England will reach New Jersey Lakehurst for its first trip within three months.
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Associated Press
Washington
England
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Hoover
Post Office Department
C. Dennis Burney
Aeronautic Section
Commerce Department
MELLO-GLO Powder touted as long lasting face beauty aid
An advertisement for MELLO-GLO French Process Powder claims it stops shine, minimizes pores, and gives a peachy skin tone. The copy urges readers to try the product and notes Bridges Drug Co as the seller.
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Bridges Drug Co
Dallas Crane Chief Plunges From Santone Hotel
M vc Crawford, 35, head of Crawford Crane Co of Dallas, was instantly killed in San Antonio when he plunged from the ninth story of a local hotel onto the adjoining roof. Witnesses heard his scream as onlookers saw his body fall. Crawford had checked in the previous night.
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United Press
San Antonio
Tex
Crawford
Dallas
Crawford Crane Company
J. C. Stilley
Special Train to Cavern Offered for Amarillo Meeting
A special Train to Carlsbad Cavern was proposed to attract the 1929 Texas Ticket Freight and Passenger Agents Association convention to Amarillo. L. B. Shepherd of Missouri Pacific urged cooperation, with Santa Fe Railway and Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce pledging support. The San Antonio business deal mention and Crawford incident appear as side notes.
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Carlsbad
Texas Ticket
Amarillo
Board of City Development
L. B. Shepherd
Missouri Pacific Lines
State Association
Santa Fe Railway
Carlabad Chamber of Commerce
Smuggling Plot Foiled in New Orleans Seven Chinese Charged
Immigration Inspector Thomas Jones thwarted a plan to smuggle seven Chinese into New Orleans by two cars. Chow Chin was shot and injured. six others and two chauffeurs were captured. Houston men Townsend Cody and George Branch confessed they were paid 190 to move the men from a Texas port.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Thomas Jones
Chow Chin
Hounton
Chin
Townsend Cody
George Branch
Houston
Texas
Oklahoma City Send Train to Texas Cattle Convention
Oklahoma City stockmen commission men and bankers plan a special train to Amarillo for the Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers association March 20 to 22. C Hanson asks Grover Hill for a Panhandle women's list to gain support for the trip. The Board of City Development joins Mr Hill in financing the effort.
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Oklahoma City
Commission
Amarillo
Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
C. Hanson
Oklahoma City Commission
Grover B. Hil
Panhandle
Board of City Development
Mr. Hill
Prison souvenir escapes from Buffalo jail noted
Police headquarters report that prisoners bring out souvenirs of their temporary residence. The latest item is a lock from a cell door, removed by a prisoner before he was taken to court, arraigned and liberated.
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Huffalo
Poice
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News-Globe
New York
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Globe
Long Acre
Longacre
Cheney Bros. Silk Prints
Cheney Bros
Cheney
Southwestern Public Service Company
DAY & Zimmermann Inc. Management
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