Mussolini and Germany Tension Loom in League Talks
The article outlines rising Italian German tensions and the League of Nations stance. It notes Mussolini’s aggressive moves in Corfu and the league’s limits on preventing war, stressing the potential U S role if President Coolidge keeps the nation from escalation.
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Sigeentini
Fartenstely
Dea
Germany
League of Nations
Mucclini
League of Allons
League
Flying Across The Atlantic Becomes Commonplace
The report highlights Raymon trance leaving Rio de Janeiro for Buenos Aires as the last leg of a Spain to South America flight. Lord Northcliffe in New York offered 56000 to anyone who could cross the English channel. Flying around the earth is seen as imminent and families may travel by air from New York to California, with Spain praised for durable flying machines.
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Raymon Trance
Columbus
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Spain
South America
Lord Northcliffe
New York
English Channel
Atlantic
California
Mixed Views on Flight Achievements and Education Debates
The piece contrasts Spanish aviation progress with US navy shortcomings and notes Canada and Britain mapping vast territories from the air. It questions embryology education and cites Cardinal O Connell and Cardinal Hayes opposing compulsory prohibition.
Settlement Reached in Coal Strike as Miners Prepare Return
Philadelphia reports the anthracite coal strike ends with ratification by a miners convention next week. The lengthy stoppage caused enormous losses to operators and retailers as workers resume pay at the old wage scale. A tentative agreement leaves the checkoff demand to a conciliation board and awaits district convention approval in Scranton.
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Philadelphia
Lee
Conciliation Board
Readers vote in Globe popularity contest closes
Nearly a thousand readers cast ballots in The Globe popularity poll with results tabulated by editors. A preliminary tally at 3 PM shows votes tallied for entries such as Here There and Everywhere, Half Minute Interviews, Toots and Casper, and Moon Moling among others, with a complete tabulation and review of suggestions promised in Monday's issue.
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Brisbane
Casper
Copeland
Olive Childers
Wisle
Briggs
Es Meeree Aik
The
Globe
the Globe
Mine Workers and Operators Reach Five Year Settlement
The agreement resumes work under the old contract with modifications and extends to April 1980. It allows annual wage scale modifications after January 1, 1827. The board of conciliation will craft a reciprocal cooperation program, ensuring five years of stability and continued operation. John J. Lewis calls the settlement constructive and the strongest ever for the industry.
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John Jo. Lewi
United Mine Workers
Dare
Authorities Laugh Last on Jail Marriage Plot
Albert Hedrick, 37, engineered a secret jail wedding with his 11 year old niece Lucile Wilson to block her testimony. A district court annulled the marriage on fraud grounds and handed the girl to juvenile authorities. The minister testified the ceremony was not performed in home but at the jail, with a handclasp through bars. The girl's mother testified she was forced into the union.
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Dallas
Albert Hedrick
Lucile Wilson
District Court
Hedrick
Gulf Well Extends Production In Hutchinson County
The Gulf well in the Mary Whitley survey area, Hutchinson County, flowed 617 barrels on the first day and continued at a rate of about 12 barrels per hour. Report mentions the Amarillo hotel and a meeting at Pomona.
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Mary Whitley
Hutchinson County
Lubbock Woman Plans Blood Donation for Stricken Girl
A Lubbock woman prepares to donate blood to aid a severely ill girl in a local case. The report notes medical urgency and community support as details remain limited.
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Lubbock
Vote on School Bonds Mar 9 at Two Polling Places
The board set March 9 for a 240 008 dollar school bond election for new buildings. Polling will be at Sixteenth Street fire station and the Courthouse with judges and clerks named for both sites. Planned improvements include a 22 room building at Twenty First and Hughes and additions at San Jacinto and North Amarillo schools.
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Sixteenth Street
W. Owen
W. S. Roberts
Howard Williams
J. J. Cazzell
J. R. Gant
Lb. J. Witt
C. P. Eliott
R. Z. Boyles
Twenty First
Hughes Streets
San Jacinto
North Amarilla
Briand Government Wins Confidence Vote in Parliament
Paris February 12 The chamber of deputies backed the Briand government with a vote of confidence amid discussions on financial measures 327 to 40 382.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Line Up Watch Traffic Cop Pay His Fine
A garbled OCR item mentions a traffic cop paying his fine. The readable fragments reference penalties, fines, and public notice style. No clear names or dates could be confirmed from the text provided.
Grand Jury to Revisit Osage Murder Case
Federal investigators prepare to present evidence for a second grand jury session in Guthrie Oklahoma over the Osage murders of 1922 and 1928. Indictments had been returned against W W Hale and John Framsey in the Henry Roan death, with a judge later dismissing the case for location details but affirming federal jurisdiction.
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Associated Press
Guthrie
Okla
Seb
Osage
Www K. Hale
Osage Hills
John Framsey
Henry Roan
Smith
Fairfax
Cotteral
Ramsey
Hale
Ramsay
White Deer bank robbery trial set next week
The Frank Crutchfield case, charged with robbing the First National Bank of White Deer last spring, will have a trial date set by Judge Bishop next week. The case was moved to Amarillo after a sanity hearing in Panhandle. Defense lawyers include Underwood Hamilton Johnson and Judge Newt Willis. prosecution by Umphreys Mood and Clayton for DA Lloyd Pletcher.
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Frank Crutchfield
First National Bank of
White Deer
Bishop
Amarillo
Panhandle
Underwood
Hamilton
Johnson
Newt Willis
Crutchinfield
Umphreys, Mood and
Clayton
Lloyd Pletcher
Whittington Buys Sellars Building at Fifth and Tyler
Jim Whittington has purchased the Sellars building at the corner of Pith and Tyler streets. The deal covers 225 feet of Tyler street frontage between event and Eighth for 40008 dollars. Occupied by Amerile Implement and Joukeleer Flow, the lot measures 28 by 344 feet.
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Jim Whittington
Lan Hellars
Pith
Tyler Streets
Mr. Whittington
Tyler Street
Sellars
Amerile Implement Company
Joukeleer Flow Company
Lincoln Honored Through Nation 117th Birthday Observed
Nationwide tribute marks Abraham Lincoln’s 117th birthday with commemorative speeches and services. Texas closes its state house to observe the holiday, honoring Lincoln as emancipator and leader. stories of his life are retold by those who knew him.
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Ty Associated Press
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Jincoln
Texas
Tev
Miriam A. Ferguson
Abe
Laree
Acre
400 Gallons Whisky Sold Every 90 Days in Amarillo
A fragment notes a claim that 400 gallons of whisky are sold every 90 days in Amarillo. Text is garbled with partial phrases and appears to be an OCR-damaged historical snippet. No clear names or dates are readable.
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Amarillo
Claim
Railroads reportedly settle oil field North Plains dispute
Amarillo reports claim Santa Fe and Rock Island agreed to share oil field traffic via a joint track to the Canadian river. Rock Island would extend to Liberal, Santa Fe surveys Panhandle to the river, both using Santa Fe tracks to the river under the alleged compromise. Local officials could not confirm.
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Santa Fe
Rock Island
North Plains
Amarillo
Canadian River
Liberal
Santa Be Ia
Janhandle
Fort Worth
Yaesu
Epidemic of Fires Ravages Dallas Dormitories
An outbreak of fires destroyed three Southern Methodist University dormitories in Dallas and damaged seven residences. The blaze left hundreds homeless and caused about 256000 dollars in property losses as firefighters battled fires in Dallas and two nearby towns. Injuries included Cecil Parnes of Waco and Jack Howes of Dallas with burns and singed hair from escaping flames.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Cecil Parnes
Waco
Jack Howe Es
Burning & M. A
Thrower
Barnes
Blintered
Howell
Howard Bean Ta Drili Well for Spring Greek
The readable fragments describe Howard Bean Ta Drili performing tasks tied to spring Greek duties. The text hints at plans, contracts, and preparations for the upcoming quarter with references to winter and spring duties. No clear dates or outcomes emerge.
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Howard Bean
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