Mussolini's defiance and looming war risks
The Popolo di Roma rails at dissecting Mussolini's defiance as nude Roman potency while warning that Italy's Mediterranean aims could unsettle France Britain and Russia. The piece notes war would hinge on air power coal money and alliances and warns against relying on bravado over strategy.
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Popolo di Roma
Mussolini
Germany
Italy
Mediterranean
Carthage
France
Spain
England
Russia
Greece
Air mail network advances with Ford plans and post office support
R Wright Morrow, head of Coolidge's air board, stresses commercial airplane value as Army and Navy air power lag. Postmaster General New pushes air mail expansion with a split at Salt Lake City for northern and southern routes to California. Mayo says Henry Ford plans multiple new airways including Detroit to Cleveland and Chicago, plus lines to Buffalo Boston and New Haven. Ford aims to add passenger service to express air carrying.
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Rwright Morrow
Coolidge
Air Board
Commerce
Army
Navy
Mayo
Ford
Henry Ford
Airways
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Buffalo
Foston
New York
Springfield
Massachusetts
New Haven
Senate vote on tax bill forecast by Smoot
Washington February 11 The Senate vote on passage of the tax reduction bill was forecast by Chairman Smoot of the finance committee. The final roll call was postponed as Republicans sought to recoup revenue losses from taxes on automobiles trucks admissions and dues. A vote tomorrow would assure tax reduction by March 15 when income tax installments are due.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Finance Committee
Former Bureau Director Seeks Supreme Court Review
Charles FR Vorbes, ex-director of the reference bureau, asked the Supreme Court to review his conspiracy conviction in Washington on February 1.
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Associatey Press
Washington
Charles FR Vorbes
Reference Bureau
The
Supreme Court Today
Tax bill battle in Senate as Congress debates defense and coal
Today in Washington the Senate continues the tax bill fight while a conservation conference ends. The House takes up the war department appropriation bill amid defense hearings in military and naval committees. The Senate committee weighs the Leobinson coal bill and the Walsh aluminum inquiry in judiciary action.
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Associated Press
Senate
House
War Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Walsh
Weather forecast for Amarillo area extended
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday. Warmer in the southeast portion, with temperatures near 29 tonight and higher on Friday. Previous extremes were 56 and 26 degrees.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Pipeline From Amarillo Planned By Pantex
Bitter cold and a blizzard sweeping the northeast inflamed headlines as two feet of snow halted travel and claimed lives. In contrast the Panhandle enjoyed springlike warmth with 64 degrees at one point as Amarillo residents noted milder weather and a letter from an ailing relative seeking California recovery.
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Amarillo
Pantex
West Banks
Associated Press
New York
United States
California
Arizona
Snowstorm Drifts Reach Ten Feet Across New England
A northern storm caused massive drifts in New England while Chicago faced fatalities. Temperatures swung above normal in Denver, Alberta plowed, and snowbound towns in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut saw blocked roads and public disruptions.
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New England
Chicago
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Rockies
Great Falls
Denver
Alberta
Laramie
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Atlantic Ocean
Prockton
Mawachusetts
Rhode Teland
Narragancett Pier
Kingston
Rhode Island
New York City
Glouceser
Massachusetts
Reston
New London
Connecticut
New Haven
Greenwich
Biddeford
Maine
Trenton
New Jersey
New York
Worcester Land
Decision on School Bond Vote Postponed to Tonight
Vague report notes a school bond election postponement due to members' absence. The meeting aims to set a new voting plan affecting school facilities and funding. Local venues referenced include Amartie Hotel and The Peabaadies Meeting Pee in North America.
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Tadey
Aan Peach
Prices Slashed On Ford Closed Models In Radical Move
News briefs report sweeping price cuts on Ford closed models led by a $995 sedan price and a $20 coupe reduction, with open models unchanged. Cooper Irvin Motor Co chief Walter Irvin calls it the most radical price drop in five years as demand for closed cars soars.
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Walter Ievin
Cooper Irvin Motor Company
Ford
Irvin
Amarillo
Auto theft reported at bank premises
A Ford coupe owned by C. B. Mackie an employee of the National Bank of Commerce was believed stolen from behind the bank about 4 pm today. The bank notes the loss and police are investigating the incident seeking information on the vehicle and possible suspects.
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C. B. Mackie
National Bank of Commerce
Mine Riot Injures Four In Scramble At Coal Beet
In Scranton today two men were stabbed and two beaten during a melee involving several hundred miners at Coal Beet, Carborulale. Police report four injured with hospital treatment sought as the confrontation escalated at the scene.
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Tix Associated
Moody Rule on Texas Road Bond Interest Issued in 19th Century
Texas road district rules interest on bonds issued and sold. Proceeds received and excluded affect legal outstanding obligations. Interest should be paid promptly as bonds mature. attorney general provides guidance.
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MOODY
Texas
Ity Assetate
Austin
Web
Fatal pistol battle over garage sale in Muleshoe
In Muleshoe Texas on February 11 a three way gun and knife fight over a garage sale left W. M. Thacher aged 8 dead and 65 year old F L Faulkner fatally wounded. J J Vance intervened to aid Faulkner and escaped unharmed. Faulkner was taken to a Clovis New Mexico hospital.
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Associated Press
Muleshoe
Texas
W. M. Thacher
FL. Faulkner
Clovis New Mexico
J. J. Vance
Faulkner
Whacher
Vance
Thacher
Rea
Oil Discovery Reported Near Tulia With Lease Interest
Special to The Cuebe in Tulia reports a test well four miles south of town shows oil at DOD feet and two gas shows. Preparations to shoot the well are under way. Lease prices on nearby acreage jumped to $20 an acre as tracts changed hands amid hopeful signs of a shadow field.
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Tulia
Dod
Cousins Found Slain in Auto Outside Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio Vic Peominius Russo and Bai Russo, both 10, were found murdered in an automobile on the city outskirts. Police traced no bail movements and the scene showed brutal violence with the car testament and body positions noted.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Peominius Russo
Dominico Fase
Ogi
Cola
Peeves New York Feb 11 Employees Set New Plan
After an in come participating plan by the Western Union Telegraph company employees will receive 65 percent of a month's unilary for the last months of 1925, contrasted with 15 percent for the first half of the year.
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Fig Associated
Peeves New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Death of Cene Simmons in Channing
Cene Simmons died in Channing after a career as a pioneer rancher and longtime resident. He was born in Welker County Texas and moved to Hall County, then Hart County, where he engaged in ranching and served as sheriff. He is survived by seven children, three sisters, and five brothers, all of whom live in Channing. An Amarillo group traveled to attend the funeral.
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Eerie
Pianey County
Panhandly
Marth
Wader
Masonic Bulare
Mmmons
Poster
Sierting
Marre'd
Bonnie
Gene Je
Anka Fern Atei Mary
Channing
Mr. Juumens
Welker County
Texas
Mall County
Harty County
Van
Audi
Fort Retetion
Seven Men Held in Tia Juana After Fatal Attack
Seven men in Tia Juana were arrested in connection with the attack that killed one of two American sisters visiting from the United States. The group includes the town’s police chief and several others named in the police report as suspects or persons of interest. Local and American authorities planned parallel investigations under orders from the U.S. State Department.
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Tia Juana
Poe
San Tega
Cal
Zenaifo Liane
Clyde
Andrey Petech
Gelarde
Uae
Amador
Tia Ivana Case
United States
Los Angeles
Panhandle oil lines to Amarillo cap 45 000 bbl daily
Panhandle crude oil will be marketed through Amarillo as an eight inch pipeline from the Pantex field when daily production tops 15 000 barrels. The new line will raise capacity to 45 000 barrels a day into Amarillo, while the existing six inch line handles about 15 600 barrels. Construction of an eight inch gathering line extends northeast from the Pantex pump station and will be five miles long with two six inch lines to reach further points. The project, costing over 700 000 dollars, aims to connect Panhandle production with Amarillo refineries and spur regional job gains.
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Buckner
United States
New York
New York State
Rels
Armarillo
Pantes Company
Amarillo
Carter
South Hutchinson Pool
Pantex
Panhandle
M2 $2 Mayer
Te Fobnaon Hareh Rovelty Company
Eal
Kh Corps
Roynaite
Johnson, Whittenberg
Local figures connected to Amarillo temple noted
Marvin MiCilough Rey Vilagm Hach Exum and Howard Peal are identified as members of the Kiva Shiri temple in Amarillo with Mr Simmons described as a warely known figure in the community.
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Marvin MiCilough
Rey Vilagm Hach Exum
Howard Peal
Mr. Simmons
I Amarilla
Kiva Shiri Temple
Interesting Developments in Gage Delian Murder Case
The Department of Justice released a statement saying interesting developments are expected in the Gage Delian murder case. Attorney General Lubrint will join federal authorities in Utah to pursue new indictments ahead of the federal grand jury meeting tomorrow.
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Preaethinet
Department of Justice Ie
Gage Delian
Etvrant
Cgenerst Lubring
Ann Mean
Smith
Lubring
Tueendsy
Htahona
Pedere
Federal Grand Jury
Investigation recommended to President by Attorney General
Secretary Mellon and the stockholder group were advised by the attorney general to pursue a plan in the patent matter. The review focused on the Powell case and potential actions for the administration.
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