Irregularity Charged In Extradition Case
Cambridge and Austin reports describe a dispute over extradition of Albert I Russell from Texas to Massachusetts. James Ferguson husband of Texas Governor Miriam Ferguson allegedly refused Governor Fuller of Massachusetts' request, claiming Russell was in Massachusetts for business and would hurt him. The district attorney vows to pursue Russell’s return to Massachusetts to face charges.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
James Ferguson
Ferguson
Texas
Fuller
Massachusetts
Middesex
Arthur K. Reading
Charles Mallahan
Mallahan
Albert I. Russell
Wichita Falls
Tex
Russell
Reading
Austin
James J. Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ghent Sanderford
Sanderford
Weather forecast signals fair and colder night
The forecast calls for tonight and Wednesday to be fair with cooler temperatures. Readings showed a high of 62 degrees and a low of 39, compared with 51 and a cooler low a year ago today.
City Commission Faces Livestock Purchase For Street Cleaners
City commission to consider buying a horse to replace the aging street cleaner’s cart horse since 1919. A mule now pulls the cart but is needed on the city farm, prompting plans to buy a replacement horse.
Woman Named Director on 24 Railroads Board
Washington assigns Helen Lucile Welch assistant secretary of the El Paso and Southwestern to serve as a director on the board of twenty four railroads. The interstate commerce commission says it does not conflict with public interests for her to also direct parts of the Southern Pacific system. It marks the first such approval for a woman.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Helen Lucile Welch
el Paso
Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Southern Pacific System
Captain Trow Hereford Dies Daring Panhandle Leader
Special to The Globes Hereford Feb 24 Captain Harrison Trow 81 prominent Deaf Smith County landholder dies at his Hereford home. A former Missouri figure tied to William Clarke Quantrell and Confederate forces, he authored a respected history of the guerrillas. Survived by widow daughter and granddaughter. Funeral at Hereford Baptist church Wednesday at 3.
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Hereford
Harrison Trow
Deaf Smith County
Missouri
Texas
Captain Trow
Deaf Smit County
William Clark Quantrell
Quantrell
Trow
Ife
Vega
John Burch
Eula Lee Burch
Hereford Baptist Church
Building Permits Surge to Meet February Records
Building permits rebound to two per day on average for 1925 as the city issued ten permits yesterday totaling 34,300 for new construction and repairs. The month of February set larger figures, following a January record, with 108 structures approved this year including several dwellings and a hotel project. Notable permits were issued to B F Cannongwellings, W J Shires, Panhandle Lumber, George Parr, Jim Webb, W Cook, F M Letforge, and the Southland Safe Insurance Co agency for projects at multiple addresses.
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B. F
W. Cook
Walnut
F. M. Letforge
Alabama
Gloria Swanson Report of Death Rumor Denied by Husband
A false report that Gloria Swanson died in Paris circulated in New York. A man claimed to be the secretary of Adolph Zuker announced the cablegram, but Eugene Zuker denied the death and said Swanson was improving.
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Associated Ireze
New York
Gloria Swanson
Paris
Romance at Sand Cave Provokes Father’s Objection
Nashville February 24. A romance arising from the Sand Cave rescue drama drew sharp disapproval from Frankie Estes father Duard Estes when he refused permission for L B Hooper of Nashville to marry his daughter. Floyd Collins had died during the Cave City expedition and the couple were seen in a rented car near Union Station.
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Miss Estes
Duard Estes
Cave City
Hooper
Mrn Estes
Sips
Uufon Station
Panhandle 10 Get 9 Supply Houses
Nine oil well supply companies have leased sites for warehouses in Panhandle. The Bridgeport company will build a warehouse, with nine other firms leasing ground along the Santa Fe tracks. The moves indicate expected extensive Panhandle field development in coming months. Some leases also extend toward Pampa along the Santa Fe right of way.
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Globe
Panhandle
Bridgeport Company
United States
Santa Fe
Pampa
Earthquake Rocks Alaska Railroad Towns
Alaska towns along 468 miles of the Alaska railroad felt a severe quake with two shocks the second the strongest. Anchorage dismissed its public school as chimneys and pipes were damaged in Seward and Fairbanks reported rocked offices and homes. Tremors lasted from a half minute to a minute.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Seward
Alaska Railway
Fairbanks
Leeward
John Oakes Joins Blackburn Brothers Hat and Shoe Dept
John Oakes son of Jim Oakes clerk of the civil court of appeals has moved to Blackburn Brothers in the hat and shoe department He invites friends to meet him at his new place of business The Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hotel is Famous For Food.
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John Oakes
Jim Oakes
Civil Court of Appeals
Blackburn Brothers
Oakes
Amarillo Hotel
Senate House Agree On Postal Pay and Rate Bill
Conferees finalized a postal pay and rate increase bill, largely mirroring the house passed version. The main change lowers some second class rates from the senate bill, with salary hikes effective January 1 and rate increases taking effect April 15.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Hereford School District to Vote on $125000 Bond for High School
Hereford Texas February 24 The Hereford Independent School District board met to consider a petition from the Chamber of Commerce calling a bond election of 125000 to finance a new high school. The board unanimously called the election for March 28 1925. The district covers 72 sections around Hereford and the bonds will bear 5 percent interest for 1 to 40 years with little tax rate impact.
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Hereford
Tex
Hereford Independent School District
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
Soviet War Minister Warns of Impending Clash
Soviet war minister Michael Frunze warned the Red Army to be ready for a major clash with enemies, stressing that both front troops and rear areas must prepare for collision with hostile forces. He spoke in Moscow during his maiden address on the army.
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RED
Moscow
Michael W. Frunze
Leon Troitky
Russia
Amarillo wedding plans march to Mission stage
Miss Loola Smith and W L Harris secured a marriage license at the courthouse and plan a 9 PM ceremony on the Mission stage tomorrow. A gift tour with merchants raised token presents valued over 200 dollars, decorations are arranged by Amarillo Florists, and the theater will show Fools in the Dark as a connected feature.
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Loola Smith
W. Ll. Harris
Mr. Harris
Miss Smith
Howard Federer
Mission Theater
Court House
Mission
Amarillo
White and Kirk
Greens
Moore Poston Company
Hamilton Tire Service
Pool Drug Company
Oliver Drugs Company
Alfie Ryan Beauty
Loving Printing Company
Amarillo Florist
Jack O'Lantern
Mellroy’s Market
Celeste
Brookmont
Paris Tailoring Company
Bo and B
City Light and Water Company
Ki. KH. Finklea
The
Globe
Field Day for Liquor Laws in Senate Today
Austin reports a field day for anti liquor bills in the senate with no passage. Senator Price Daingerfield presented amendments to discourage drug store saloons. His changes would cut red tape by simplifying liquor prescription filings while preserving the bill’s aim.
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Associated Press
Austin
Senate
Senator Price
Daingerfield
Grand Jury
Price
Aircraft Hearing Reopens as House Panel Probes Air Power
The House Military Aircraft Committee reversed a prior decision by a 45 to 1 vote and will reopen hearings next Thursday. It cited committee finances noting a wartime fund balance of over 22 000 and pledged to contribute personally if needed. Secretary Wilbur said the navy already has adequate aircraft and is obtaining more as preparedness discussions continue.
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Associate Press
Washington
House Military Aircraft Committee
Perkins
New Jersey
Weeks
Wilbur
War and Navy Departments
Navy
House
Davis joins Legion endowment board honor list
John W. Davis former ambassador to Great Britain and Democratic presidential candidate accepts a place on the American Legion honorary committee for a 5 million endowment fund aiding disabled soldiers and orphans of World War I. Davis cited veterans sacrifices and President Coolidge chairs the committee.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Davis
Great Britain
The
American Legion
Davis
Resolutions on Pen Probe Are Offered
The Texas House considers concurrent resolutions to adopt both majority and minority prison investigation reports. The majority resolution praises the committee findings. the minority argues for limited action and directs uncharging powers to the governor rather than the Legislature.
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Associated Press
Austin
Joint Prison Investigation Committee
House
Rep
R. M. Chitwood
Joint Committee
T. K. Irwin
A. H. King
J. W. Stevenson
J. W. Hall
Alfred Petseh
North Side Community Club Organized At Large Meeting
More than 250 residents attended a meeting at Buchanan Street Methodist church resulting in the formation of the North Side Community Club. Rev G H Bryant was chosen president with T J Byers as vice president and Mrs A V Utterback as secretary. The group scheduled regular meetings, including a March 8 session to hear a constitution and by-laws report. Speakers included Judge Ha Randolph T F Turner J D Bartlett W A McIntosh and Dr William Curl with music by the First Christian Church orchestra.
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North Side Community Club
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
G. H. Bryant
T. J. Byers
A. V. Utterback
Ha. Randolph
T. F. Turner
J. D. Bartlett
W. A. McIntosh
William Curl
Orchestra of the
First Christian Church
Bee Line Service Station Opens at Sixth and Tyler
The Bee Line Service station opens at Sixth and Tyler with R. E. Lloyd and G. KB. Kinard in charge. It offers gasoline motor oil tires and a full stock of accessories. Armericanm Warehouse company provides merchandise storage. Phone 101.
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Sixth
Tyler Streets
R. E. Lloyd
G. KB. Kinard
Armericanm Warehouse Company
Debut Night Turns to Funeral as 85-Year-Old Woman Dies
In New York a motion picture debut for Mrs. Fannie Weintraub 85 ends in tragedy. A film director selected three tenement residents from Old Israel for a part. the premiere turned to a funeral when Weintraub suffered a fatal heart attack during the day’s events. The incident transformed a theater party into a burial procession at Brooklyn Cemetery.
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New York
Fannie Weintraub
Old Israel
Louis Singer
Weintraub
Brooklyn
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