Brisbanes Views Spark U S France Tug of War
Arthur Brisbane column rebukes U S reluctance to join the League of Nations as Briand presses disarmament, urging America to focus on its own defense. The piece contrasts Japan and China, notes the air fleet race and rail markets, and comments on crime, welfare, and entertainment amid a Panhandle hotel plug.
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Louisiana Floods after Gale Sweep Kill Dozens
Tornadoes and torrential rains lashed parts of Louisiana and Mississippi, killing at least thirty-one and injuring scores. Dead include families in Rosehill and Pleasant Hill, with widespread destruction of homes and plantations as rescue teams struggle through impassable roads.
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City of Amarillo Buys Its Water System
Amarillo has agreed to purchase the Southwestern Public Service water system for 415 500. The deal covers holdings as of January 1 1927 and will make the city the future water distributor after legal details are finalized in the coming days.
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Maloney Leads Delaney At Weigh In For Boston Jack Delaney Bout
New York February 18 Jim Maloney of Boston weighed in at 203 and a half pounds while his opponent Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Connecticut scaled 172 pounds before the state athletic commission.
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Final blast readies Moffat tunnel breakthrough
The Associated Press reports Denver February 18 that all is set for the final blast tonight to breach the last rock barrier in the Moffat tunnel under the continental divide. At 8 10 p m mountain time President Coolidge will press a gold telegraph key in Washington to discharge the final powder round.
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De Pinedo Hops Off Trans Atlantic Flight
Buenos Aires reports Commander De Pinedo left Malarma Portuguese Guinea at 2 47 this afternoon en route to Dakar and on to Port-Praya Cape Verde to begin the trans Atlantic leg to South America.
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Montgomery Style shop ad errors corrected in Globe News
The display ad from Montgomery Style shop in this morning's Daily News had pricing and description mistakes. A hat special listed at 2 dollars 50 cents should be 3 dollars 50 cents. Dress coats were misnamed as spring dresses and new spring sport coats mislisted as coat suits. A corrected ad runs in The Globe.
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Storm threat eases as California records loss and damage
Five day storm ends in Southern California with twenty two dead and unofficial damages around 2.5 million dollars. Imperial Valley and Colorado River points face possible floods while northern California awaits a new Pacific storm center.
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Senator Goff Springs Surprise In Trial
In New York on February 18 Senator Guy D. Goff of West Virginia testified in the Daugherty Miller trial and took responsibility for approving the 7 million dollar impounded assets claim of the American Metal Company.
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Farm relief bill reaches White House for action
The McNary Haugen farm relief measure now goes to President Coolidge after House approval by 214 to 206 following Senate passage 47 to 29. The plan creates a federal farm board, a $250 million revolving fund, and an equalization fee to stabilize prices for wheat corn swine cotton tobacco and rice.
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Good Will Fliers Reach Chilean Port
Four US Army Pan American flight planes arrived at Coquimbo Chile at noon completing a 500 mile hop from Mejillones. In Lima Peru the San Antonio seaplane of the same good will flight left Tumaco after engine trouble and started toward Chimbote Peru following the others.
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Wave of Cold Engulfs All Midwestern Southwest
A cold wave spread from the northern Rocky Mountains to the Southwest and Midwest causing subzero temps in many areas. Snow and sleet disrupted Colorado Utah rail lines and Texas flights. four deaths reported from a snow slide near Price Utah and a crew death near an earlier slide.
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Peay Resting Well After Heart Attack
Nashville reports Gov. Austin Peay resting after a heart attack. Dr. Frank Feasey, head of the physician group, says another attack is unlikely but not survivable if one occurs.
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Famous For Food at Amarillo Hotel Coffee Shop
The Amarillo Hotel hosts a kitchen known as Famous For Food serving the coffee shop. A garbage service contact is listed as 2034 with Blackburn Ambulance referenced and Phore 21 in the notice.
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More Marines Concentrated for Service in Nicaragua
Washington reports a buildup as Diaz and Sacasa forces loom in Matagalpa. A 1600 man Marine force from four bases sails under Rear Admiral Julian L. Latimer to Nicaragua, joining 400 already in Managua. Units include 1200 from Quantico and 200 from Parris Island, plus 200 in reserve. Earlier, 209 Marines and six airplanes leave San Diego.
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Mystery Killing of Amarillo Carpenter John Shelly
A 49 year old Amarillo carpenter John Shelly was shot through the temple at his home on 805 Johnson Street as his wife and three children watched. Police and Potter County officers pursue unknown assailant with dogs tracking from the scene then losing the trail. Funeral services announced for tomorrow. Shelly survived by wife and three children Alvis 3 Naomi 10 and Charles 6.
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Reward Offered for Arrest in Killing of John Shelly
Ama rillo Mayor Lee Bivins and The Globe post a $100 reward for the arrest and conviction of the so called mysterious kanman who shot and killed local carpenter John Shelly last night.
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Good Will Trip Series Planned by City Development Board
The Board of City Development plans a year long good will tour visiting every town in its trade area. Twelve Amarillo representatives will spend a day in each town weekly except Christmas week, totaling fifty visits. The first trip will head to Home City in Cimarron county next Wednesday, with Boise City also noted for local boom activity.
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Pioneer Plains Citizen Dies at Dalhart Today
Awt. Callender former Hartley county and district clerk died this morning at 6 in a Dalhart hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 40 p.m. at his Hartley home. Burial will be with Masonic honors. He was a longtime Hartley county officer and member of Masonic bodies in Channing Dalhart and Amarillo. Delegations from Amarillo Channing and Dalhart will attend.
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King the hound dies after 110 hour captivity
King, a prize fox hound captured from a cave near Woodruff after a long search by the countryside, died today of pneumonia caused by 110 hours of imprisonment. Associated Press report notes the harsh conditions of the capture and the dog’s death.
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Amarillo Area Weather Tonight and Saturday Forecast
Tonight in Amarillo and vicinity fair and warmer. West Texas seeing colder extreme southeast, slightly warmer west portion. Saturday fair and warmer. Today’s high at 1 pm 30, low 19. Year ago highs 87, lows 25.
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