Huerta predicts renewed Mexican revolution leader eyes Calles fall
Adolfo de la Huerta, former provisional president and exile in the U.S., tells NEA Service he expects the downfall of Calles Obregon and Morones amid a growing Mexican revolt. He outlines a platform with religious freedom, abolition of dictatorship, and labor federation reform, while avoiding active participation under U.S. neutrality laws.
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Adolfo de la Huerta
Mexico
United States
NEA
Fo Grande
Los Angeles
Huerta
NEA Service
Callies
Calles
Alvaro Obregon
Luis Morones
Obregon-Calles
Adolfo de la Hurria
Elias Calles
Carranza
de la Huerta
Confederation of Mexican Workers
American Federation of Labor
Obregon
America
Clarke Warned by Blue Sky Law Chief
AUSTIN January 6. Guy Holcomb head of the blue sky division warned Ed ward Young Clarke of Atlanta to stop selling memberships in Texas. Clarke had claimed membership units from 12.50 to 1000 dollars but offered nothing else. Police in Pittsburgh rescued a man trapped in wet concrete by cutting away clothing and hair.
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Associated Press
Austin
Guy Holcomb
Blue Sky
Secretary of State
Edward Young Clarke
Atlanta
Georgia
Ku Klux Klan
Sovereign of the
Supreme Kingdom, Inc
Texas
Clarke
Holcomb
Pittsburgh
Sam H. Carter Dies. Noted Kansas Mason and Democratic Leader
Sam H. Carter aged 77, longtime Sedgewick County Democratic chairman and prominent Mason figure, died in Wichita Kansas from acute indigestion. In a separate note, a cow derailed the last three cars of a passenger train bound for Vancouver by entering the track between a coach and sleeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wichita, Kan
Sam H. Carter
Sedgewick County
Democratic
Vancouver
New Gland Glandogen Tonic Offers Boost in Energy
A New Gland Tonic named Glandogen promises renewed energy and vitality by restoring normal gland function. The tablet form is advertised for men and women, with Randal Drug at 422 Taylor St. supplying the genuine product.
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Randal
Taylor St
Hope Revived in Nicaraguan Policy by US
The state department renewed hope for Nicaraguan stability after approving Diaz's import of arms including 1000 rifles and several million rounds. Diaz seeks help to fend off Sacasa’s Liberals, while US naval ships stand by and debate over intervention grows.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sacasa Liberala
Adolfo Diaz
State Department
Department
Managua Legation Marine Guard
Diaz
United States
Juan B. Sacasa
Puerto Cabezas
Mexico
Borie
John D. Edwards
Nicaragua
Norfolk
Whipple
Tracy
Latimer
Special Service
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
City Holds Own In Fight On Smallpox
Amarillo's health officer reports a mixed status in the smallpox battle with three new positives and one more in doubt. Three children were released from quarantine as two deaths had already occurred, while two Pierce sisters and Martha Lee King show positive cases. Dr Fuller investigates four additional possible cases.
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Amarillo
de. F. M. Fuller
Little Pierce
Francis Hardy
Locust Street
Martha Lee King
D. L. King
Fuller
Cooking School Aim and Rotary Luncheon Talk
Mrs Ida Chitwood outlines a cooking school to aid women dealers and manufacturers not advertising. She will run the event January 24 to 28 at the city auditorium under News Globe Texas Daily Press league auspices. Tom Gallaher reviews Amarillo Rotary's 1917 origin, student loan fund, peace efforts, and civic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Chitwood
Amarillo
Chitwood
News-Globe
Texas Daily Press League
City Auditorium
Tom Gallaher
Rock Island Official Route to Cattle Meet
The Rock Island selected as the official route to the cattlemen's convention in El Paso on March 15 16 and 17. A special train with standard Pullmans a baggage car and coaches is ordered. City Passenger Agent H W Clutter said reservations are already made and Amarillo bids for 1928 convention may bring many riders. Several business houses plan to send representatives.
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Rock Island
el Paso
H. W. Clutter
Amarillo
Panama Railroad VP Edward Drake Dies at 62
Edward A. Drake, 62, vice president of the Panama Railroad Co., died last night from a paralytic stroke suffered earlier in the week. He was a longtime executive associated with the railroad and its operations.
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Arias
The
Asseested Press
New York
Kedward A. Drake
Panama Railroad Company
Across Continents by Rail and Russia's Shifting Wealth
A travel writer recounts fourteen months across the continent by four 63 hour trains from Chicago to the Pacific. They favor the Golden State Limited and note daylight views, plus a U.S. trip goal for 1927. The piece also comments on Krassin’s death and a portrayal of Russia with high wages, shorter work weeks, and peasant ownership of land versus aristocratic wealth.
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The
Pacific
Chicago
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Golden State Limited
Pacific Coast
Russia
Kerensky
Krassin
Monte Carlo
Weaver Denies Knowledge Of 1919 White Sox Pool
The hearing tied to the 1919 alleged fixing details Weaver saying he knew nothing of the scheme. Eddie Collins, Ray Schalk and others testified about a $1 000 pool among White Sox players to reward Detroit for beating Boston in 1917. Tiger players Dauss Stanage Boland and Cunningham reportedly shared in the pool. A check stub shown by Collins supported the reward theory rather than a bribe.
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Berg
Weaver
Judge
Landis
Risberg
Detroit
White Sox
Tigers
Boston
Eddie Collins
Ray Schalk
Clarence Rowland
Red Faber
John Collins
Harry Seibold
Joe
Bill James
Sox
Los Angeles
James
Tiger
Chick Gandil
Unsympathetic Thief Steals a Saxophone
A filling station owner on Buchanan reported his $146 saxophone stolen. Police logged the complaint and the desk sergeant quipped about another loss as the musician left.
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Amarillo
Buchanan
Lavoptik Eye Refreshment Promoted By Postoffice Drug Co
Lavoptik is advertised as a mild soothing antiseptic that relieves eye pain and inflammation quickly. The product claims to make tired weak eyes feel strong and fresh and is sold by Postoffice Drug Co at 612 Taylor Ave.
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Lavoptik
Postoffice Drug Co
Taylor Bt
Markets All Following Markets Except Local Grain
The report lists market standings across multiple sectors with emphasis on commodities, equities, and external pricing but excludes local grain and produce updates furnished by The Associated Press. It notes general market activity without detailed figures or specific company names.
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Associated Press
Livestock Prices Across Markets Jan 6
Regional cattle hog and sheep quotes from St Louis East St Louis Kansas City and Chicago show steady to firm trends. Top hogs 11.90 in KC and 11.65 11.90 in Chicago. Cattle fed steers up to 11.50 in Chicago and 9.50 in KC. Vealers around 12.00. Sheep markets varied with fat lambs around 13.00 in Chicago. Poultry prices listed for Chicago as weak.
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ST. Louis
Kansas City
South Texas
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Butter and Eggs Prices Report from Chicago
Butter and eggs prices shown for Chicago on January 6 with butter at creameries extras 47, standards 46 14, extra firsts 46, firsts 48 14, seconds 89 42. Eggs higher with firsts 38 39 and ordinary firsts 34 for refrigerators, and refrigerator extras 33.
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Chicago
New York Cotton and Stocks Open Steady With Mixed Moves
The New York cotton market opened steady with declines of 1 to 6 points as lighter trading appeared amid easier Liverpool cables and favorable southern weather. March cotton edged to 12.72 and July to 13.09, while overall picked progress and possible gains by January 16 were noted. In stocks, pool operations resumed and prices showed firming in early trading despite losses in Mexican shares and mixed action in Pan American issues. Baldwin rose early, while many other major names slipped from yesterday's levels and exchanges remained steady with sterling near 4.85 and francs around 3.94 cents.
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New York
Liverpool
Frisco Common
Fox Fm
Warner Pictures
Mexico
Calles
Case Threshing
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Famous Players
General Motors
Stewart-Warner Speedometer
Continental Baking
Baldwin
Police Dragnet Tightens on Dallas Slayings
Dallas police raid a drug store area for Arch Wible slayings related suspect search. After questioning more than 100 persons, officers report two men held on circumstantial evidence tied to the Tuesday morning shooting near an apartment house.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Arch W. Wible
Tirem
Girls Build a Foundation For Future Health
Port Arthur Texas reader testimony describes rapid health improvement after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. The letter notes stomach weakness and melancholy improving after three bottles each, claiming ongoing good health. Readers are urged to contact Dr. Pierce for advice and trial packages.
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Port Arthur
Texas
Dr. Pierce
J. F. Taylor
New Orleans
Pierce
Pismo
Invelids
Buffalo
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Morones
Cuba
Calles and Obregon
NEA Service, Inc
Ethel
WEOL
E. Y. Clarke
Blue Sky Law Chief
Richard
Lawrence
Lawrence Tibbett
Metropolitan Opera
Sam Carter
Kansas Mason
Wheeler
Democrat
Montana
Kellogg
Tain
Amaring
Great Britain
Springs
Police
Papson
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