New Resolution Turned Over to Committee
A Senate foreign relations resolution to allow a committee tour of Mexico and Central American nations was referred to the committee for consideration. The move aims to gather firsthand information on regional conditions affecting U S relations, amid debate over administration policy toward Mexico and Nicaragua.
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Associated Presse
Washington
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mexico
Nicaragua
Kellogg
Associated Press
Shington
United States
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City livestock prices dated February 24 show hogs at 11.60 top with sows around 10.35. cattle and calves active with steers 10.50 to 11.00 and feeders 7.50 to 9.10. veal top 12.00. Sheep at 18.60 for lambs and fed lots around 13.15 to 13.60.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
ST. Louis Livestock
ST. Louis
Chicago and St Louis Livestock and Grain Report
Chicago and St Louis livestock markets show hogs to 11.90 in St Louis and 11.65 in Chicago with lighter stocks steady to higher. cattle and vealers range 7.50 to 12.00, 11.00 to 12.00. Grain and cotton futures move lower on Liverpool cues with opening declines, while New York stocks open with mixed gains led by steel and railroad shares.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Europe
New York
South
Wabash Common
St. Louis
San Francisco
Baltimore
Ohio
Atchison
Baldwin
Rails
Munday
United States Supreme Court
Murray Corporation
Cuba
Rouge on School Girl Lips Sparks Fight in Frisco
In San Francisco controversy erupts over public school girls wearing rouge and lipstick. Actress Blanche Bates urges board action, while board members blame parents and urge home influence. Superintendent Gwinn says schools can only steer student sentiment.
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Rouge
Frisco
International News Service
San Francisco
Blanche Bates
San Francisco Board of Education
Miss Bates
George Creel
Board of Education
Mary Pray
Alfred I. Esberg
J. M. Gwinn
Gwinn
Fumes in Field Tarnish Silver Coins in Amarillo
Visitors to the oil field discover bright money turns dark on return to Amarillo due to sulfur in the gas and oil. Chemists confirm the tarnish from sulfur compounds and even tire shops report coins darkening from sulfur in tires.
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Amarillo
Senator Borah Pushes Health for Informed Central America Visit
Senator Borah offers a resolution to authorize spending 10 000 to send a committee to visit Central American countries and sit during Congress recess to gather firsthand information. The move gains support from Democrats and Republican insurgents, while administration senators withhold stance. Preparations include deploying marines aboard Henderson sailing to Nicaragua from Quantico with stops at Parris Island bringing total to 1200.
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Borah
Idaho
Administration
Senate
Congress
Nicaragua
Quantico
Virginia
Henderson
Parris Island
South Carolina
Contract Awarded for Polk Street Methodist Church
The Polk Street Methodist church project at Fourteenth and Polk is awarded to Fastergard and Bullard of McCook Nebraska for about 300000 for the church building and parsonage. The Broome Electric Company of Amarillo won the electrical contract, with plumbing and heating bids pending approval. Excavation has begun and should finish in weeks, with final contract figures announced after tonight's board meeting.
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Polk Street
Fourteenth and
Fastergard and Bullard
McCook
Nebraska
Board of Stewards
Broome Electric Company of
Amarillo
Vernon-Williams Company
Half Minute Interviews Preview Local Baseball and Recreation
Jess Franks vows a real effort for the upcoming semi pro baseball team and a strong hitting season, while Grover Hill notes renewed public interest in recreation as he continues with checkers and horseshoes.
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Jess Franks
Grover Hill
Snappy Slogans Featured At Amarillo Auto Show
The Amarillo Automotive association plans a big motor show at the Tri-State fair grounds next Tuesday to Thursday with 80 latest model automobiles from 18 dealers. Exhibits include new coupes roadsters sedans and touring cars with color dominated displays and a full entertainment program featuring vaudeville acts dances and an eight piece orchestra. Admission is 50 cents for adults and free for children with parents.
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Amarillo Automotive Association
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Amarillo
Express
Farmers Seek Action On MceNary Haugen Plan
The article argues for organizing the disorganized farming sector and questions financing over production. It notes President Coolidge’s likely veto of the McNary Haugen bill but suggests he might refrain to keep farmer support. It references the federal reserve law as a model and cites financiers.
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Coolidge
Congress
Federal Reserve
Golf and football figures discuss routines and plans
Gilbert Jackson cites nine holes in forty minutes and stronger play in the second eighteen. Speed Ravey contemplates oil field baseball offers and possibly golf. Hans Reis looks forward to Texans training camp and returning to three regular meals daily.
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Gilbert Jackson
Ravey
Hans Reis
County Officials Head to Austin for Pending Legislation
County Judge Sam B. Motlow and officials including J. W. Collins tax collector E. M. Pittman county clerk Leo Sparks and the county attorney travel to the capitol tonight to advocate for pending legislation.
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Sam B. Motlow
Austin
J. W. Collins
E. M. Pittman
Leo Sparks
Capitol
Mrs Ida Bangham Farwell Dies After Long Illness
Amarillo mourns Ida Bangham Farwell 66 after extended illness. Widowed H. J. Farwell and J. L. Farwell of Amarillo survive along with siblings and children in Dalhart El Paso St Paul. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at home with Rev J Hunt presiding. burial Llano Cemetery.
Mrs Utterback Dies After Long Illness At 81
Mrs. J. H. Utterback, 81, died at 2:30 AM at her daughter Mrs A A Utterback’s home 605 North Taylor street after months of ill health. She was a Christian church member and active until illness forced retirement. Survived by daughter and two sons A B Hay and Bunn Hay of Murray KY. Funeral at First Christian church tomorrow at 3 o’clock Rev F W O’Malley officiating. Burial in Llano cemetery directed by N S Griggs and Sons.
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Ida Bangham
H. Farwell
J. Hunt
McMurry College of Abilene
L. M. Stuckey
W. M. Pearce
Amarillo
Llano Cemetery
J. H. Utterback
A. A. Utterback
North Taylor Street
First Christian Church
F. W. O'Malley
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Derden Band to Meet Tonight at American Legion Quarters
Members of the Dave Derden band are asked to meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the auditorium of the American Legion quarters for a gathering and rehearsal.
Davidson Hotel Construction Nears Completion
Excavation for the seven story Davidson Hotel at Seventh and Tyler is almost finished after repairs to the steam shovel. John McKnight says construction will finish in about a week. The $2 million project will be a premier Southwest hotel with eastern city features. The Hughes O Rourke company will start building once excavation ends.
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Davidson
Seventh and
Tyler Streets
John McKnight
Baker
Baker System
Hughes-O'Rourke Company
Filibuster Paralyses Senate in Nightlong Quorum Battle
The senate waged a lengthy filibuster as warrants were issued for absentees during several attempts to obtain a quorum. Senator Johnson led a stubborn bid with Cameron and Ashart as time wore on, yet no vote emerged and dawn found a deadlocked chamber with only twenty eight present. David S. Barry used phone calls to summon members while others delayed, as the longest session loomed with Mayfield’s moves failing to advance the anti prohibition measures.
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President Coolidge
Washington
Senate
Johnson
California
Cameron
Ashart
Arizona
David S. Barry
Barry
Suong
Mayfield
Texas
Club Lido set for formal opening next Friday
Club Lido owner G F Hoffgan reports preparations underway east of the city on the Fair Grounds highway for a formal opening next Friday night. The event is informal in tone but proper attire urged as the Club Sido band arrives from Miami Thursday and reservations are being taken.
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G. F. Hoffgan
Lido
Fair Grounds
Hoffman
Sido
Miami
Florida
Stove Ignites Paper, Baby Burns to Death
In Dallas on February 23 9 month old J L Crow son of Mr and Mrs J L Crow died from burns suffered when a newspaper he played with near a gas stove ignited, burning his face and hands.
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Associated Press
Dallas
J. L. Crow
J. L Crow
Two 99 Year Murder Sentences Upheld by Court of Criminal Appeals
The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed two 99 year murder sentences for W. A. Martin of Denton county in the August 6, 1925 slaying of R. B. Parsons and Mas terson Grayson of Polk county for the March 14, 1924 killing of Will Evans. The court also upheld a 75 year term for Juan Gonzales of Kimble county on criminal assault tied to a July 8, 1926 attack on Margarita Morin.
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the Associated Press
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
W. A. Martin
Denton County
R. B. Parsons
Masterson Grayson
Polk County
Will Evans
Juan Gonzales
Kimble County
Margarita Morin
Annual High School Debate Set for Friday Evening
The Forum and Philomathean clubs of the senior high school will debate Friday at 7 30 PM at Central Presbyterian church. The issue asks if the United States department of education should be established with the secretary in the president's cabinet.
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Forum
Philomathean
Central Presbyterian Church
United States Department of Educatio
Frans Barton
Earl Bishop
W. A. Criswell
Bot McKinney
Aihlone
Wichita Falls
Lions
Ben Ledbetter
Ledbetter Drug Company
Lorraine Welch
Amarillo leaders tout sports and civic plans in interview
J H Coker thanks News-Globe for praise on Amarillo baseball club stake. Tiny Dutton vows weekly track events. Dallas and Toronto figures contest Fort Worth and Baltimore pennants. Joe Kelly may boost Des Moines. oil and business club aims big league city status. Palisades bathing project praised. Roswell golf visitors cited for Am arillo club’s summer events. Fleming College ad noted.
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George Locke
Snipe Conley
Dallas
Dan Howley
Toronto
Fort Worth
Baltimore
Joe Kelly
Des Moines
Earl Windsor
Oil and Business Men's Club
Amarillo
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Wisconsin
Cree
Ethel
NEW Methodist Church
Church Board
Mrs. Farwell
Radio Lingo
NEA Service Inc
NEW Davidson
Club Lido
J. H. Coker
News-Globe
Amarillo Baseball Club
W. B. Simmons
the Palisades
Panhandle
Sam Vaughn
Roswell
New Mexico
Amatillo Country Club
Civic Club
Fleming Business College
Dandruff
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