French West Africa Chief Cotton Import Leader
Cotton fabrics are the principal import by volume in French West Africa, highlighting the region's reliance on textile goods from external sources. The statement underscores trade patterns shaping economic activity across colonial holdings.
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French West Africa
Texas jurist improves Fort Worth condition
Jan 3 report states Judge R. E. B. Roy of the seventeenth district court is improving after being stricken with paralysis last Friday.
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Fort Worth
R. EB. L. Roy
Seventeenth District Court
Panhandle Wheat Crop Susceptible Amid Cold Wave
Texas grain leaders report the Panhandle wheat largely safe after a four day cold spell. Officials estimate 15 to 20 percent damage, mainly to late sown wheat, with well rooted plants expected to endure and even benefit from the freeze.
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Panhandle
W. A. Barlow
Great West Mill & Elevator
Barlow
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
ERSTWHILE KING OF ROARING ROAD IN HOSPITAL BED
Lawrence Mass Jan 3 Ex racing star Harry Hartz of Los Angeles lies in Lawrence General hospital after a severe October crash at Rockingham speedway Salem N H He remains under care with a broken leg and inflamed groin vein phlebitis and may be held for some time doctors say he is improving slowly and his wife and friends urge patience and recovery
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Mass
Harry Hartz
Los Angeles
Calif
America
Lawrence General Hospital
Harry H. Nevers
Rockingham Speedway
Hartz
Salem
N. H
Boy Is Wounded By Stray Bullet
Cecil Benson nine years old was wounded while walking near his Oklahoma City home. He told his father someone had shot him before a bullet was found lodged in his body. Three youths with a rifle were questioned but not found responsible. Authorities investigated the mysterious shooting.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Cecil Benson
Oklahoma Refinery Damaged by Fire
Two fires at the Anderson Prichard Refinery in Cyril Oklahoma caused about 100000 in damage. A broken fuel line sparked the first blaze and a broken power line triggered the second. Loss was covered by insurance.
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Oklahoma City
Anderson-Prichard
Cyril
Okla
Miss Willie Mae Dyer Weds Evan Gaut in Amarillo
Miss Willie Mae Dyer daughter of Mr and Mrs J Dyer 2001 A Fillmore Street and Evan Gaut son of Mr and Mrs J R Gaut 308 East Twenty First Street married Saturday evening at 8 30 at the Presbyterian parsonage performed by Dr R Thomsen. They are longtime Amarillo residents educated at Amarillo High School with Gaut employed as manager of Gaut Planing Mill. They will reside at the Herring hotel for now.
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Willie Mae Dyer
Amarillo
Gaut
Gaut Planing Mill Company
Herring Hotel
Courthouse Deeds and Property Transfers Listed in Records
A long list of real estate transfers and deeds filed December 24, recording purchases and liens. Entries include H P Kuhlman to W C Irvin for Riverroad Gardens and numerous other transfers across San J HTs, Ridgemere, Glenwood, and Alam o Heights with prices ranging from $10 to $21,000, plus vehicle registrations and building permits for local properties and businesses.
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H. P. Kuhlman
Ridgemere
FE. F. Miller
William 5. Sloan
Glenwood
M. C. Nobles
Wm. S. Sloan
Mrs. A. Ww. Thomas
John A. Higbee
C. C. Park
W. G. Alderson
J. B. Donley
S. J. Hts
Reba
Bella Nugent
J. S. Nugent
Plemons
R. L. Humphreys
Alfred H. Dula
Humphrys
T. K. Minter
J. W. Ford
Morningside
J. E. Nunn
J. N. Riggs
Belmont Park
E. S. Burgess
G. C. Hinesly
E. Davis
H. C. Davis
G. C. Hinesly Etux
Jno
J. Harden
Ethel Hanson
Ada Allison Webb
J. R. Lawrence
J. A. Brannen
O. T
Frank Foliart
A. E. Sadderis
Roberts
W. H. Fuqua
O. R
O. A. Blankenship
Orig
H. E. Middleton
Chas
Priola
B. C. Robertson
Lot
Belle Jerman
H. E. Hume
G&s
E. E. Shell
D. H. Alexander
Eakle
S. D. Naylor
Ama
Dev. Co
Elk
John E. Hill
J. O. Curtis
Polk St
Frost Motor Co
Buick
W. L. Stover
Harrison St
Henry Propst Motor Co
Nash
C.B. Conoley
Buchanan St
Star
C. H. Taggart
Oldsmobile Co
Oldsmobile
Panhandle Lbr. Co
J. M. O'Brien Motor Co
H. E. Knapp
P. W. Tomlinson
Ala. St
Panhandle Motor Co
Chrysler
Geo. H. Hill
Fla
St. McCarty Motor Co
Studebaker
Roy Williams
Polk
Pan. Motor Co
G. C. Elder
Taylor St. Henry
United States Open to Multilateral War Outlawry With France
Washington reports the United States will consider a multilateral outlawry of war with major powers but cannot enter a treaty with France alone. A draft arbitration pact replaces the Root treaty, favors conciliation with Hague arbitration except internal affairs or Monroe Doctrine disputes, and removes the phrase about national honor from arbitration. The draft was sent to Paris after Senate Foreign Relations Committee consultation.
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United Press
Washington
United States
France
Briand
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Japan
State Department
Hague Tribunal
Paris
Kellogg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Construction bids and lot listings in Wolflin and Mirror areas
Bids and details for multiple properties and renovations include 5 room dwellings in Mirror and Wolflin additions. Contractors B E Rushing and C A Scott appear with concrete work and brick veneer homes. Other entries show lot numbers, block identifiers, and proposed costs ranging from 6750 to 165.
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Plemons
A. H. Mathis
B. E. Rushing
Nunn
Mirror
Marvin Heinatz
Hayden
Wolflin
C. A. Scott
H. G. Strickland
Seek Owners of Exploded Still
Oklahoma City Jan 3 county officers searched for the owners of a still that exploded after noon and ignited a building at the northeast corner of 40th Street South and Shields Boulevard. The blaze was put out by firemen. occupants were gone. A search for Harry Bozarth was underway after letters addressed to him were found.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
40Th Street
Shields Boulevard
Harry Bozarth
Ice Cream Production Surges to Eighty Million Pounds in 1926
The United States produced eighty million pounds of ice cream in 1926 marking a strong year for dairy products. This data highlights growth in consumer demand and industrial output within the industry.
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United States
Fireman Dies Saving Wife in Chariton Blaze
Merrill Nolan a 36 year old fireman died from smoke suffocation while trying to rescue his wife from a fire in Chariton Iowa. The wife had been saved by an unidentified man and is expected to recover. The blaze caused about 100000 dollars in losses and was started by an unknown cause.
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United Presa
Chariton, Ia
Merrill Nolan
Avila Claims Mexican and American Citizenship
Miguel Avila told the special senate committee he is an American citizen despite papers in Hearst papers asserting Mexican citizenship. Senator Norris urged release of details of Hearst correspondence and the events surrounding publication of the documents.
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Washington
Miguel Avila
Hearst
Norris
Nebraska
Avila
Senate
Laredo
Texas
Borah
Heflin
la Follette
Fifteen Hurt When Trugs Hits Bridge Near Marlin Texas
A Lone Star Gas truck and trailer carrying 40 workers crashed into a bridge near Marlin four miles south on the Reagan Bremond gas line project. Fifteen men were injured, some critically, as the heavy vehicle surged off the railing into icy Big Creek. Driver uninjured. team not hurt.
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Associated Press
Marlin
Texas
Lone Star Gas Company
Big Creek
Here
Reagan-Bremond
D. E. Cook
N. J. Pierce
J. A. Cook
A.D. Koerth
Fr. M. Finnity
T. A. Harveston
W. N. Harrell
J. 4. Cook
Co. Leen
Carlo Johnson
H. Rowell
Jack B. Volmain
Most Millionaires in History Says U S
The United States now has more millionaires than ever, with 224 individuals reporting over 1,000,000 in income for 1926. Officials say there was at least one billionaire and possibly two, noting 1925 had 207 and 1926 had 206, while 1927 shows 21 in the top tier.
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United Press
Washington
United States
The
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
America
Funeral Today for Cattleman's Widow
Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Averill Slaughter 76 widow of Col C C Slaughter pioneer cattleman were held in Dallas today with burial here She died at her home Sunday night She was born in Plympton Mass and came to Dallas as the bride of C C Slaughter who died in 1919.
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Dallas
Carrie Averill Slaughter
Col. C. C. Slaughter
S. S. S. Rheumatism Relief Ad Claims Longtime Use
A dated testimonial promotes S. S. S. for rheumatism claiming over a century of relief. The author Earl C. Campbell from Johnson City Tennessee says after trying many remedies the product ended his pain and restored health. The ad asserts S. S. S. is purely vegetable.
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S.S.S
Earl C. Campbell
West Main Street
Johnson City
Tenn
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