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Arthur Brisbane comments on Edison Ford Rockefeller and Henry Ford within a wider survey of global events. The piece notes Mecca traditions Mecca relics the Dead Sea salt column and Lot's wife as well as Costes Lebrix flying 22 843 miles in 212 hours 57 minutes and mentions a Berlin murder trial and Sandino warning British residents about U S Marines and Nicaragua.
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Weather forecast and temperatures across regions
Tonight cold but fair with a low near 22. Tuesday fair across regions. Hourly temps range from 32 to 27 degrees by late morning. Precipitation totaled 0.37 inches in the last 24 hours. East Texas colder tonight with freezing in the northwest. Louisiana sees clouds and cooler north, partly cloudy Tuesday.
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Lindbergh Flight Debated by Fog and Rain Delays
Charles A Lindbergh on a goodwill tour faced heavy fog and rain as he neared St Louis weather officials in St Louis predicted possible landing at Scott Field if conditions held. Ground reports detailed low visibility from Jacksonville to St Louis with scattered rain across the southern route and a tail wind aiding progress at times.
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Youthful Indian Liquor Trial Here
P. A. Rhodes, a youthful Indian, goes on trial in District Criminal Court charged with liquor law violation. He is accused of possessing about three gallons of whiskey after arrest by officers in a local hotel. A verdict is expected late this afternoon.
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P. A. Rhodes
Bluebonnet Spots First Bloom in Laredo Yard
The bluebonnet, Texas' state flower, makes its first appearance in Laredo as it blossoms in the yard of local resident Mrs. T. J. Murray marking an early show of spring.
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Associated Press
Laredo
T. J. Murray
Hoover Plans Fishing Trip Amid Presidential Candidacy
Secretary Hoover seeks a temporary retreat from political turmoil after announcing his bid. He plans a Florida fishing trip of at least a week, asking the fisheries bureau for a suitable coast spot and will be joined by one or two friends. Senator Edwards predicts a Republican split in Ohio aiding a Democratic victory next fall.
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Edwards
New Jersey
Ohio
Houston
Smith
Willis
Hickman to Turn Against 16-Year-Old Partner in Parker Case
William Edward Hickman, convicted kidnapper and Marian Parker slayer, announced he will testify against his 16 year old associate Welby Hunt when they face murder charges before Superior Judge Carlos Hardy. Hickman warned Hunt’s testimony against him, expressing no hope of escape from the gallows.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
William Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Welby Hunt
Carlos Hardy
Lanever
C. Ivy Thoms
Hickman
Young Hunt
Parker
Hunt
More Honors Heaped Upon French Fliers
French aviators Dieudonne Costes and Joseph La Brix received multiple honors in New York after their flight from Paris via Africa, South America, and Mexico. They were hosted by Pierre Cartier and next attend events by the Order of Quiet Birdmen, receive the key to the city from May or Walker, and join a theater party hosted by the mayor.
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New York
Dieurdonne Costes
Joseph la Brix
Paris
Africa
South America
Mexico
Pierre Cartier
Long Island
Death toll in Hollinger mine disaster reaches twenty five
Timmins Ont February 13 United Press reports the Hollinger Consolidated gold mine disaster death toll stands at twenty five. During the night eighteen bodies were recovered bringing total recovered to twenty five with fourteen men still trapped at the 550 foot level and hope of salvation fading.
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United Press
Timmins, Ont
Hollinger Consolidated
House Checks Anti Coolidge Senate Bills
President Coolidge relies on his House leaders to block Senate favored measures while the Senate pushes anti administration resolutions. The La Follette third term resolution faces official end, MacMaster tariff dies on the table, and the Jones shipping fleet plan looks blocked. House has passed half its appropriation bills as tax cuts appear doomed.
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Thomas L. Stokes
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Beck
Wisconsin
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Shipping Board
Jones
Ukrainian Youth Sentenced to Death for Consul Murder
Vladmir Dobrovolsky, 23, was sentenced to death in Odessa for the December 28 murder of Italian vice-consul Signor Cossio. He killed him with a heavy stone in a robbery attempt and wore the victim's clothes while trying to peddle the consul’s valuables.
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Associated Press
Odessa
Ukraine
Vladimir Dobrovolsky
Signor Cossio
Dobrovolsky
Wife of Denton Pastor Is Dead
Mrs. Mary Kate Galbraith, wife of Dr. William Fred Galbraith pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Denton, died today after an illness of three years.
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Associated Press
Denton
Tex
Mary Kate Galbraith
William Fred Galbraith
First Presbyterian Church
Amarillo Plans Hire of City Beautification Expert
Mayor announces the city will hire a beautification expert and forester to lead Amarillo’s ongoing beautification drive. The board’s city development committee set plans to begin this week and make the program a permanent civic effort with district chairmen ready for assignment.
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Amarillo
Board of City Development
Lee Biving
A.N. Olver
Double Rites Planned for Victims of Tragedy
A double funeral was planned for Thomas J. Martin and Eleanor Martin after a family murder and shooting at the son's home. Roy D. Martin, 0, was charged with murder but released on nominal bond and expected to attend the services.
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Houston
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Thomas J. Martin
Eleanor
Martin
Roy D. Martin
San Antonio Tops Texas Vehicle Deaths for January
San Antonio led Texas in automobile fatalities for the month ending January 28 with five deaths, according to United States Department of Commerce figures released today via the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
San Antonio
United States Department of Commerce
Sailor and Bride Die by Own Action in Iowa Pact
In Ottumwa Iowa Dewaine V Raines 19 an apprentice seaman in the U S Navy and his 16 year old wife Genevieve Dwyer Raines drank poison together last night grief over a long separation cited as motive.
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Associated Press
Ottumwa
Iowa
Dewaine V. Raines
United States Navy
Genevieve Dwyer Raines
Mild temperatures persist as Panhandle receives snow and rain
Moisture spreads across the Panhandle Western Oklahoma and Eastern New Mexico with snow and rain amounts from a quarter to over an inch. Amarillo reports up to 3.5 inches of snow by noon as farmers gain valuable moisture. Snow continues in several areas despite mild conditions.
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Kansas
Wholesome Adventure Opens Wednesday Romance
Clifford Webb writes the gripping romance Jack and Jill with the first chapter set to begin Wednesday in The Globe. Mike adds a breath of wholesome adventure to the tale as readers await installment one.
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Clifford Webb
Oil Executives Face Senate Teapot Dome Probes
Washington reports hinge on Standard Oil of Indiana leader Robert W. Stewart as he seeks to permanentize habeas corpus release from Senate arrest. A fresh subpena rush targets Potter and Company brokers to trace 74000 in Liberty bonds given by Harry F. Sinclair to the Republican National Committee. Will Hoye, former RNC chair, is to testify after brokers and records are examined.
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Robert W. Stewart
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District of Columbia Supreme Court
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Oil Committee
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Potter and Company
Harry F. Sinclair
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Republican National Committee
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Hoye
Butler Denies Knowledge of Bond Charges
Boston February 15 William M Butler chairman of the Republican National Committee says he knows nothing of any charges that profits from the Continental Trading Company financed the 2020 campaign deficit and he has read nothing about those claims.
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Boston
Continental Trading Company
Republican National Committee
William M. Butler
Hodges Denies Knowledge of Continental Deal
Denver February 19 Willian D Hodges treasurer of the National Republican Committee says he knows nothing about any Continental Trading Company bonds found in Republican coffers He asserts the transaction, if any, occurred before his tenure and he has no involvement.
Wisconsin Trippers Headed to San Antonio on Goodwill Tour
Wisconsin citizens traveling twelve states on a goodwill train met Governor Moody and former Attorney General Keeling during a weekend banquet. The group, led by Jeff Austin, aims for San Antonio with Capt. Miriam Ferguson and other dignitaries in attendance.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Wisconsin
Jeff Austin
San Antonio
Dan Moody
Miriam A. Ferguson
W. A. Keeling
Moody
Capitol
Bandits Shoot Texas City Police Chief at Drug Store
Texas City police assistant chief E. Evans was killed by bandits at the rear entrance of a local drug store early today. Officers locating his car at city hall later traced the fatal shooting to the store. bandits remain at large.
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E. Evans
Evans
Panhandle land drive gets first response from Indiana
The Panhandle Development association reports its initial reply to the campaign to bring settlers. Lyman M. Brockett of Rochester Indiana lists land in Carson county as tillable and well located for farming. Col Harvey L Haines says the early response exceeded expectations and signals interest from out of state owners.
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Lyman M. Brockett
Rochester
Indiana
Brockett
Carson County
Harvey L. Haines
Investigation into Curtis Douglas case proceeds in Texas
Ranger Private Purvis stationed in Borger will aid the attorney general’s department in its probe of Curtis Douglas district attorney there. Governor Moody referred the matter to Attorney General Claude Pollard who said an investigation is under way though he declined further comment.
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Borger
Attorney General's Department
Curtins Douglas
Adjutant General Department
Douginess
Moody
Claude Pollard
Pollard
Jury Chosen in Ed Jackson Conspiracy Case
A jury for the bribery conspiracy trial of Governor Ed Jackson was selected at 10:10 AM in Indianapolis. D C Stephenson, a life prisoner, was to testify in the case, being transported by ambulance to the state capital for judgment.
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