Monuments to Mothers and Minds Across Time
Professor McDuff warns the Eugenics congress against overvaluing higher education citing insufficient jobs for educated people. The essay argues for more rough hands, celebrates Aristotle and Plato, and calls for monuments to mothers and other women alongside great artists. It muses on marriage, space, and the vast scale of the galaxy with a reminder to stay prepared.
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McDuff
Eugenics Congress
Sarah Bernhardt
Joan of Arc
Olympias
Nancy Hanks
Bertha
Luella Ramolio
William
Britain
Belgium Faces Toll of Worst Flood Since 1740
Belgium counts flood losses in the hundreds of millions of francs as twelve people are confirmed dead and many districts remain isolated. Liege suffers the heaviest damage with thousands of flooded buildings and ruined documents, while France braces for further rises in the Seine.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Belgium
Liege
Namur
Dinant
Huy
Charleroi
Mon
Paris
France
Seine
Escaut
Famous Talk Draws Large Crowd at St Andrew’s Church
A large crowd is expected to hear Tom V. Ellizey at 7:30 tonight at St Andrew's Episcopal Church as he delivers his Crossing the Rivers of Life address to sons and fathers. Ellzey came to share a message that has inspired thousands of boys and fathers, with Bishop Seaman and the Rotary club aiding the effort. Boys attending should be over 11, and all boys and men are invited. Fame For Food Amarillo Hotel, The Panhandle's Meeting Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom V. Ellizey
St. Andrew‘s Episcopal Church
Mr. Ellzey
E. C. Seaman
Rotary Club
Dean Condemns Brides With Painted Faces in London Church
London January 5 A crusade led by Reverend Arthur Wells dean of a fashionable London church bans marrying brides who are heavily powdered with painted lips. Other metro churches offer cosmetic decorum rooms but the dean refuses to marry any women he deems disfigured. He has not performed a ceremony for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Arthur Welle
Dean Wells
Amarillo Enacts Revised Traffic Ordinance This Friday
A new and revised traffic ordinance in Amarillo takes effect Friday. The changes include no delivery vehicle parking in street centers, stricter stop sign enforcement, extended parallel parking to add streets, and longer parking time limits. Officers will arrest violators. time limits cover Fifth and Sixth streets from Tyler to Taylor and Fourth Street from Polk to Fillmore.
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Amarillo
Fifth
Sixth
Tyler
Taylor
Fourth
Polk
Fillmore Streets
Sixth Street
Taylor Streets
Cole Resigns to Become Officer in Grain Company
S. J. Cole resigns as traffic manager of the Board of City Development and district manager of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce to become secretary treasurer of the Kearns Grain and Seed Company. He starts January 15 after turning down a salary raise. Roy Leeman may take his district post. Cole’s move follows years in grain and milling work, boosting the new firm’s standing. The Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hotel is "Famous For Food."
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S. J. Cole
Kearns Grain and Seed Company
Board of
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Cole
J. N. Riggs
Roy Leeman
San Antonio
Mineral Wells Chamber of Commerce
Board of City Development
Mr. Cole
Hico
Texas
Judge Gough Praised by Farm Pupils at Marketing School
Judge L Gough of Amarillo leads a cooperative marketing school with twenty six scholars praising him as a "school teacher" while covering topics like farm use machinery prices and Chicago Board of Trade discussions. Notable speakers included Dr J A Hill and Rev F W O Malley as attendees register from Amarillo Miami Pampa Hale Center Perryton and more.
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L. Gough
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Judge Gough
Chicago Board of Trade
J. A. Hill
West Texas State Teachers’ College
C. L. Lockwood
K L. Gough
Amarillo
C. R. Cowan
Miami
Carl Bender
Panhandle
L. R. Taylor
Pampa
D. 8. Lonald
Crumb
M. B. Perry
Quannah
Frank Simonton
Hale Center
Enid
A. B. Clark
Carrouzette
N. M
H. C. Randolph
L. R. Conner
Perryton
M. Vermillion
Higgins
H.S. Hawkins
F. W. O'Malley
W. M. Clary
M. D. Ramsey
L. P. Parks
J. A. Pierce
Bellview
Homer Thomas
Norris Ewing
W. H. Fuqua
J. L. Grahams
Z. H. Mundy
Blanche Ramsey
M. J. Ramsey
Ama
Carol renounces Romanian throne seeks new life with Lupesco
In Milan Madame Magda Lupesco accompanies former Crown Prince Carol who renounced succession to wed. Reports say he plans a new identity Scarlat Mondstireanu and may work as an expert mechanic while awaiting a passport. Carol and Lupesco remain at the same hotel amid speculation of the throne’s succession.
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Associated Press
Milan
Magda Lupesco
Prince Carol of
Rumania
Jassy
Carol
Madame Lupesco
Carul
National Assembly
Bucharest
Helen
Abene
Garo
Prince Nicholas
Italy
Carol of
Scarlat Mondstireanu
Romania
Namorata
Walter Irvin to be Installed as Hanson Post Commander
Walter Irvin will be installed as post commander of Hanson Post No 54 of the American Legion at 7 50 this evening Lewis Fields will be installed as vice commander and Otho Thompson as adjutant Plans for the state convention and other activities during the year will be discussed Jack Hall ranch northwest of the city sold at sheriff's sale to the California Life Insurance Co for 23600 dollars
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Walter Irvin
Hanson
American Legion
Lewis Fields
Otho Thompson
Jack Hall Ranch
Jack Hall
Sheriff’s
California Life, Insurance Co
Motlow Opposes Highway District Plan in Amarillo Speech
County Judge Sam Motlow tells Lions Club the burden of funding a paved road to Canyon should not fall on Amarillo or Potter County. He opposes a proposed road district and warns Footter County taxpayers would bear much of the cost. He references a looming courthouse need and existing debt over a million dollars with tax assessments likely to rise.
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Potter County
Canyon
Amarillo
Sam Motlow
Lions Club
Fotter County
Judge Motlow
Moody Awaiting US Supreme Court Road Bond Decision
Austin officials rush telegraphic report from Washington on whether the Supreme Court’s ruling will affect Archer county road bond districts and potentially up to 100 million in bonds. Officials say no statement until the decision is certified and foresee broad impact on state district bonds. Essex Coach $899, $295 down.
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Associated Press
Austin
Jan. H
Dan Moody
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Archer County
Tal Moseley
State Highway Commission
Texas
C. H. Wheeler
Supreme Court
Youth Says He Will Fight Duel Then Kills Self at Lake Bank
Oscar Crawford, 21, told companions he would duel and then shot himself at a lonely lakeside spot near Oklahoma City. Friends dismissed his remark as a joke and found the body hours later on the bank. This marks the third self inflicted death in the area since last Thursday.
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Oklahoma City
Oscar Crawford
Crawford
Russell Scott's Brother Is Found
The brother Robert Scott, alias John Redding, was identified as the man sought in the Robert Scott murder case. California authorities plan to bring him to Illinois for trial as prosecutors push for the death penalty. Russell Scott remains in an Illinois asylum, defending his verdict of murder in the holdup killing of Joseph Maurer.
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Associated Prensa
Chicago
Robert Scott
Russell
Robert
Canada
John Redding
San Quentin
California
High Sierras
Scott
Merced
Caine
Russel
Chester
Illinois
Joseph Maurer
Ilinois
Canyon Road project named state priority by Cox
Cox told the Lions club that the Canyon Amarillo paved road is the top state highway project for the Panhandle. He said the state would match two dollars for each dollar raised locally if Ran dall county backs the plan. He noted traffic rose 25 percent statewide and 50 percent on some roads last year.
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Canyon-Amarillo
State
Panhandle
Larry O. Cox
The
Lions Club Today
Randall County
Cox
W. W. Flenniken
Mike Hollander
Cecil Eaton
Walton Back in Oklahoma City From Texas
Jack Walton former Oklahoma governor impeached in 1923 arrives in Oklahoma City and says he will take an active role in the Democratic campaign. He does not confirm interest in the gubernatorial or U S Senate races despite past nominations and defeats. The report notes Walton’s ties to oil ventures in Texas and Louisiana and asserts he has not changed official residence from Oklahoma. Also listed is the burial today in Oklahoma of Denison teen Ethel Snow and Coffey Bend man Elmer Schults killed in a Sunday auto crash near Denison.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Jack Walton
Oklahoma
United States
W. B. Pine
Walton
Houston
Texas
Louisiana
Denison
Ethel Snow
Elmer Schults
Cofffee Bend
Osage murders case widens with grand jury action
Henry Cornell, keyOsage murder witness in Guthrie investigation, found severely injured near Fairfax. Three Osage prisoners Hale Burkhart and Lawson arrived in Guthrie for federal grand jury probes into twenty mysterious deaths, with more inmates expected.
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Associated Press
Ponca City
Okla
Henry Cornell
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Fiarfax
Cornell
Gutherie
Pawhuska
Osage Nation
W. K. Hale
Osage Hills
Ernest Burkhart
Bert Lawson
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Federal Grand Jury
Oklahoma Penitentiary
Roy Lewis
United States
Lawson
M. A. Bloyd
Osage County
Smith
Lewis
Hale
Connecion
Burkhart
County
New Mexico rancher found slain in isolated canyon
El Paso reports George Delkins a prominent New Mexico rancher and War Finance Corp member was shot to death in an isolated canyon fifty miles south of Columbus New Mexico. Authorities say he was in Mexico after cattle tied to the War Finance Corp and only in the country a few days. Delkins widow is in Hillsboro New Mexico.
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Associated Press
el Paso
George Delkins
New Mexico
War Finance Corporation
Mexico
Coloumbia
Thay City
W. S.mccullough
Columbus
Delkins
McCullough
Hillsboro
Cholera Outbreak Reported on Mendoro Island
Manila reports cholera spreading on Mendoro Island with nine deaths and twelve new cases in Pinamalayan municipality in the last 24 hours. Medical teams with anti cholera serum have been sent from Manila to address the outbreak.
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Associated Press
Manila
Mendoro
Health Service
Pinamalayan
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Arthur Ay
By the Star Co
Huxley
Aristote
Athens
Nichomachus
Macedon
Plato
Alexander the Great
Agria
Raphael
Lincoln
Madina
Raael
Celestino Fabietto
Rome
Fabletti
Schopenhauer
Moulton
Chicago University
Earth
Amarillo Hotel
the Panhandle
Dean
Job
Grain Company
Mary Elizabeth Ledford
Crown Prince Michael
Westminster Gazette
Marie
Bratiano
Michael
Motlow
Highway
U. S
Essex
Russell Scott
King
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