Fort Worth Livestock Prices Mixed as Markets Steady
Fort Worth market reports show cattle receipts 1 600 with steady prices across classes. Beeves range 3 50 to 8 0, calves 2 to 8, hogs 6 75 to 7 26, sheep lambs 12 50 to 14, stockers and goats listed. Kansas City follow-up notes 3 500 cattle and 9 000 hogs with beef steers around 8 19 to 8 25 and hogs 6 80 to 7 05 on the trade.
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Fort Worth Lavestock
Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City
Alex Hyman & Co
Chicago
New Orleans
New York
Dallas Star
New York Weeny Sneer
Houston Ae Ee
E Chalmers Motors
Crucible Steel
Josden Weaothe
General Motors
Eway
Kennicott Copper
Marland
Middle States
Sinclair
Franks Weaken in London Ask For Redress Prompt
In London on February 28 both French and Belgian francs showed weakness while a business caller complained about a salesman from William's wholesale house. The voice advised first place a big order and then remove the salesman.
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London
Léte
Panhandle Livestock Producers to Convene in Amarillo
Livestock convention committees will meet in Amarillo with H C Harding urging full attendance. Mrs. Phebe K Warner will speak on Life in the Panhandle as It Is and as It Should Be. Judge Sam Cowan will address rates for livestock shipments and W W Turney will speak on the future of the industry. The Hereford sale by the Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association is expected to draw many, with about 50 whitefaces in auction and 200 to 300 in carload lots.
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H. C. Harding
The
Panhandle Livestock Producers’ Association
Panhandle
Sam Cowan
Fort Worth
Cowan
American National Livestock Association
W. W. Turney
Turney
Texas and Southwestern Cattlemen's
W. H. Shroyer
Kansas Livestock Association
Panhandle Hereford Breeders’ Association
Interest Shown in Suit Over Opera Tax
Emil F. Myers of Amarillo College of Music sues Ben Golding to stop $180 occupation tax demand after San Carlo Grand Opera visit. Myers asks injunction and nonpayment during Amarillo spring festival April 21 to 25. Dallas News note cites Fifth Court ruling that traveling shows cannot be taxed. law partly constitutional.
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Emil F. Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Ben Golding
Golding
Mr. Myers
San Carlo Grand Opera Company
San Carlo Company
Texas
Myers
Grand Opera Company
Gelding
Dallas News
Fifth Court of Civil Appeals
Guy Bert Dais
Fred White
Navarro County
Ben F. Looney
Oswald Well Could Link Great Gas and Oil Fields
Kansas geologist Erasmus Haworth surveys Ellis and Russell counties and sees the Oswald wildcat as a potential connector between Amarillo gas wells and Alberta oil fields. He predicts a regional boom across the Great Plains as drilling concentrates in northwestern Kansas and similar structures prove productive.
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Hays
Kan
Russell County
Amarillo
Tex
Alberta
Can
Erasmus Haworth
School of Geology and Mines
University of Kansas
Ellis
Russell
Haworth
Great Plains
el Paso
Kansas
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Burkburnett Ranger
Professor Haworth
Town Revives as Oil Price Climbs
Orangefield, seven miles from Orange, Texas, has revived as crude oil prices rise. Three months ago half the businesses were vacant but the price boost spurred construction and bustling trade. Wells nearby push the proven field toward Orange field, and streets are busy again.
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Orange, Tex
Orangefield
Professor Scores College Students
Chicago Feb 28. Albert Walker Fitch former history professor at Amherst College told the National Educational association that large numbers of college students are drunkards and gamblers. He said they study little, chase money, matrimony, frothy literature and cards, and neglect religion, blaming parents for the decline.
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Chicago
Albert Walker Fitch
Amherst College
National Educational Association
Akron Drops Motor Bus Plan and Restores Streetcars
Akron abandoned its bus transportation plan and street cars, removed due to a franchise dispute. Streetcar service resumed as streets were cleared of ice and snow, while motorization failed to attract support. A temporary franchise with the tram company provides a 60 cent fare and a one cent transfer.
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Aryzolt
Tram
Bruner Named Real Estate Boards Committee Chairman
T M Bruner, local real estate dealer, has been appointed chairman of a committee by the National Association of Real Estate Boards. The national convention will be held in Washington in June.
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T. M. Bruner
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Washington
Smith Signs 45 Million World War Veterans Bonus Bill
Governor Smith signed a 45 million dollar bill to provide a state bonus for world war veterans. The action was announced from Albany on February 28. The measure allocates funds to support veterans across New York.
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Smith
Albany
N. Y
Banished emperor of the Klan warned on life and loyalty
A sharp barb about power and consequences targets a disgraced Klan figure. The remark plays on the idea that clinging to extremist loyalty can backfire, reflecting tensions within far right groups and their public reputations.
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The
Klan
Mrs W Mathewson dies at Amarillo home
Mrs Helen Evelyn Mathewson 53 wife of I W Mathewson died at the family home two miles northeast of Amarillo at 3 this morning. Survived by husband and four daughters Mrs J A Harris Mrs G H McCuistion Mrs A C Burleson Amarillo and Mrs C J Brown Denison. Funeral at 10 tomorrow at Buchanan Street Methodist Church with Rev G J Irvin. Pallbearers listed and Llano Cemetery burial.
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Helen Evelyn Mathewson
I. W. Mathewson
Amarillo
J. A. Harris
G. H. McCuistion
A. C. Burleson
C. J. Brown
Denison
Texas
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
G. J. Irvin
O. BE. King
Oscar Griffin
J. D. Stinson
Less Whitaker
E. R. Cox
L. Ralston
Llano Cemetery
Alleged Embezzler Nabbed in Los Angeles
John W. Wright a 21 year old former bookkeeper at the Commerce Union Bank and Trust company in Nashville Tenn was arrested in Los Angeles on a charge of embezzling 12000 from the bank. Detectives said the youth admitted the crime.
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Los Angeles
John W. Wright
Commerce Union Bank and Trust Company
Nashville
London dramatist misplaces dialect in dialogue
A London dramatist gives an American character a muddled dialect with lines like Bally weather by heck. The piece contrasts a kind lady admonishing violence with a boy defending labor unions in a Sunday setting, reported by the Life section.
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London
Loutaville Courier-Journal
Justified Exchange Between He And She
A terse dialogue captures a conflict where one person questions treatment and the other denies fair consideration. The exchange centers on perceived neglect and responses that reveal emotional distance.
Ludendorff Gift From Heaven Defense Says
In Munich on February 28 General Ludendorff was described by his defense as Germanys greatest general and sent from heaven amid the treason trial connected to the beer cellar putsch. The defense objected to the prosecutors claim of Ludendorffs weak following in certain areas. Most defense witnesses echoed this favorable view of Ludendorff.
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Munich
Ludendorff
Germany
Bavaria
Military Commission Probes Ft Leavenworth Prisoners
Leavenworth Kan Feb 28 The military commission examining punishments on prisoners with a view to clemency today began 238 cases in the disciplinary barracks at Ft Leavenworth Four hundred thirty eight federal prison cases have been reviewed and a report will go to the secretary of war in April Next week the commission will finish at Leavenworth and then move to Ft Jay New York for a similar inquiry
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Leavenworth
Kan
Military Commission
Ft.Leavenworth
Secretary of War
Ft. Jay
New York
Woman May Receive Seat in Congress
New Orleans report says Mrs. James M. Thompson, daughter of Champ Clark, may be named to fill the late Garland Dupre’s seat. Though unconfirmed, her political inclination and backing by the old regular organization suggest she could win without opposition.
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New Orleans
Regular
Garland Dupre
James M. Thompson
Champ Clark
Thompson
New Orleans Item
Fuqua Sends Congratulatory Telegram to Louisiana Governor-elect
Henry L. Fuqua, governor elect of Louisiana, is related to W H Fuqua. In Washington he sent a congratulatory telegram to the governor elect. The Daily Globe want ads promise results.
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Henry L. Fuqua
Louisiana
W. H. Fuqua
Washington
Mr. Fuqua
The
Daily Globe
the Daily Globe
Guardsmen disperse mob at Texas jail over Negro slayings
A guard unit arrived in Lufkin Texas to break up a nighttime riot at the county jail as a mob sought to seize Booker McMillan the suspect in a holdup and murder. The sheriff halted the riot before troops arrived and two men were wounded while one bystander was shot in the shoulder. McMillan was captured after a 24 hour chase and held under guard ahead of a Saturday trial.
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Lufkin
Tex
Andy Sulzer
National Guard
Robert Blake
Neff
E. D. Wright
Booker McMillan
William Wells
John Hudkins
John Davis
English measure would abolish death penalty
London February 28 The Labor government revival of the death penalty controversy is mirrored in a bill planned for April 4 to abolish capital punishment in England except for military offenses. Rhys Davis notes Europe’s broad abolition trend and cites American homicide rates as evidence that abolition does not raise murder levels.
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London
England
Rhys Davis
M.P
Home Affairs
Home Secretary
Howard League For Penal Reform
Austria
Holland
Italy
Russia
Norway
Portugal
Rumania
Sweden
Esthenia
Lithuania
Belgium
Denmark
Finland
Davis
America
Union
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Wisconsin
Massachusettes
Michigan
Missouri Dean Targets Dateless Students For Dances
University of Missouri Dean Dessie Leach Priddy launches a drive against so called stags dateless youths at dances. She argues stags fuel irregularities at socials and plans to bar them from all university dances though no official action yet. Student body president Lawrence De Muth questions authority to regulate downtown dances. The move follows a raid two weeks earlier that led to eleven suspensions for late hours and drinking.
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Columbia
Dessie Leach Priddy
University of Missouri
Lawrence DeMuth
Priddy
Stags
DeMuth
National Scout Director May Attend Meeting Here
T M Nelson announces that L L McDonald national camp director may attend the Scout leaders meeting in Amarillo April 15 16. Nelson says not less than 75 and perhaps 100 volunteer leaders will attend the Amarillo meeting and 25 Panhandle counties will organize a Panhandle council at the conference.
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T. M. Nelson
L. L. McDonald
Scout Leaders
McDonald
United States
Amarillo
Mr. Nelson
Panhandle
Man Legally Dead Goes On Trial For Murder Conspiracy
Ardunia Crusoe, a life prisoner from Aldrick Alabama, was declared legally dead by the supreme court. He faces trial in Columbia on a conspiracy to murder charge though he has no legal standing. If convicted, the offense is not capital and no further legal remedy exists.
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Columbia
Ardunia Crusoe
Aldrick
Ala
Crusoe
Supreme Court
Two Held for Trial in Murder of Aged Recluse
Dr. Kenn B. Uhis head of a sanitarium at Overland Park Kansas and Frank W. Leonard former patient were bound over for trial on charges of killing William Gibbs an aged recluse. The physician also faces charges of stealing stock valued at 102000 from Gibbs home.
Farmer Will Plant Section of Cotton
Amarillo area farmer Ps Parks plans 640 acres of cotton east of Amarillo and 1109 acres of oats. Parks, who lived in Amarillo three years ago, previously worked for B. F Avery Plow Co. He notes excellent soil this spring and records 43 inches of rain last year via his farm rain gauge.
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Amarillo
Ps Parks
Parks
B. F Avery Plow Co
Mr. Parks
Missionary Dr Grenfell to Lecture at Canyon Lyceum
Dr Wilfred I Grenfell, renowned medical missionary, will address the West Texas State Teachers College students tomorrow night as part of the lyceum season. He will speak on Midst Snow and Ice in Labrador with illustrations, reflecting his worldwide honors for humanitarian work.
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Canyon
Wilfred I. Grenfell
West Texas State Teachers College
Grenfell
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Labrador
Dr. Grenfell
Cotton education campaign to tour Panhandle by Rock Island lines
The Rock Island lines plan cotton education campaigns on their routes in the Panhandle from March 3 to 16, with stops in Amarillo on March 11. Three meetings per location will run morning afternoon and evening, featuring lectures, conferences, films, and demonstrations on cotton raising. Dozens of participants are listed, including speakers and representatives from cotton groups, the Ford company, and state agriculture authorities. All sessions are free and open to anyone interested in cotton production.
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Rock Island Lines
Panhandle
Amarillo
Spme
Ford Company
Poultry Club Receives Texas Bank Support, Denver Official Says
M. B. Oakes agricultural agent for Denver addressed the Amarillo club, urging poultry raising in Texas. He noted bankers in Texas provided 148000 dollars to the poultry club and two years of payments left only 50 dollars. A Claude area farmer sells about 125 dollars worth of eggs every three weeks.
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M. B. Oakes
Denver
Amarillo
Texas
Oakes
Bankers of
Poultry Club
Claude
Met
Canadian Insurance Man Confers in Amarillo on Panhandle Accounts
W. Studer of the American Central Life Insurance agency attended meetings in Amarillo with H. G. Cooper to discuss life policy business spanning thirty two Panhandle counties. Miss Naomi Trowbridge and local officials were mentioned as part of the client network.
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Floyd, W. Studer
Cafindian
American Central Life Insurance Company
Panhandle
Amarillo
H. G. Cooper
Manele Ay
Naomi Trowbridge
Studer
Czech-Slovak School System Educates Vast Student Body
Nearly 200000 students attend 1646 industrial and vocational schools across Czecho-Slovakia. The institutions include Czech, German Magyar, Ruthenian and Czech-German groups, offering courses from architecture and electrical engineering to manufacturing trades like woodworking metals glass and textiles. The Daily Globe outlines the school roles.
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Kansas City Livestock
William
Music College
Canada
Edmonton
Akron
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
J. W. Parkins
Mgr
F. M. Lefforge Insurance
Furtiis
Office Bivins
Collins Drug Vo
Defense
Congress
GOYV
National Scout
J. W. Collins Drug CO
Polk Street
Rock Island
Mrs. _ Warner
Judge LI
J. T. Orr
Cotton Growers’ Association
Means
Texas Agricultural
Frank ST. Phillips
West Agricultural College
O. B
Home Wade
West Texas G Ber of Commerce
D. Morris
Motor Company
K. J. Armour and Company
National Stock Producers’ Association
Beens
Patton the Tailor
Polk
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