New Imagined League Might Guard Peace And Immigration
A dated column argues for a treaty among English speaking nations to deter war through mutual preparation and free immigration. It envisions Australia and New Zealand thriving under Asia, cites historical religious conflicts, and praises mixed European lineages while urging ten million Italians to settle in California and Florida. It shifts to Hankow where Americans evacuate as British and Cantonese forces control concessions and evacuations proceed amid tension.
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Hearst
England
Egypt
India
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Associated Press
San Francisco
Hankow
Eugene Chen
Chen
Classified Acts Real Estate for Sale guidance
A caller is urged that any month can suit a home purchase and that a house appealing in winter should also appeal in summer. Readers are advised to review Classified Acts Real Estate for Sale and contact advertisers promptly, and to consider recent classified ads for options.
Louisiana gastronomist claims world eating record
John Samuel Francis Dalton, a gastronomist from Louisiana, boasts breaking a world eating record with extraordinary quantities of oysters, crackers, cake, coffee, wine and other foods. Reports describe his training and extreme meals as witnesses struggle to satisfy his appetite including dozens of oysters and dozens of eggs.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
John Samuel Francis Dalton
Dalton
Amarillo druggists charged over Jamaica ginger sales
Druggists in Amarillo faced federal charges for illegal Jamaica ginger and flavoring extract sales. Bonds of 500 to 750 dollars were posted by N. F. Salamy Bud Averill T. J. Henerman J. A. Tilly James E. Montgomery A. P. Gibson Floyd Foster BE. A. Johnston Frank Winkler L. H. Suggs Pete Bistis W. E. Oliver Jr Tim Sharp Annae Settle and J. B. Nelson as they await preliminary hearings set for April 18. Federal law allows Jamaica ginger for medical use but agents say much was beverage fuel. The stores were said to have sold Jamaica ginger without restrictions. The defendants deny intent to violate the law and say they will cease selling Jamaica ginger and extracts.
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Amarillo
Jamaica
N. F. Salamy
Bud Averill
T. J. Henerman
J. A. Tilly
James E. Montgomery
A. P. Gibson
Floyd Foster
BE. A. Johnston
Frank Winkler
L. H. Suggs
Pete Bistis
W. E. Oliver, Jr
Tim Sharp
Annae Settle
J. B. Nelson
Attorney Otis Rogers Near Death In Amarillo Hospital
Otis Rogers, attorney of Amarillo and husband of Rebecca Bradley Rogers, who is charged with robbing the Farmers National Bank of Buda and with arson, lies critically ill in a local hospital after a pneumonia relapse. Doctor says recovery doubtful.
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Associated Press
Austin
Otis Rogers
Amarillo
Rebecca Bradley Rogers
Farmers’ National Bank of
Buda
Rogers
Joe Eckhardt
New York London radio phone line opened officially
New York and London connected by commercial radio telephone in a formal inauguration at 8 44 am New York time. President W S Gifford of American Telephone and Telegraph and Sir G Evelyn P Murray of the British General Post Office exchanged greetings despite initial static delays.
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Associated Press
New York
London
W. S. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
G. Evelyn P. Murray
British General Post Office
American Telephone and
Tel
Egraph Company
Lower Broadway
Gifford
Sir Evelyn Murray
Evelyn
Libel Suit Filed Against Globe by Redwines
Judge C B Reeder represents Mr and Mrs W H Redwine in a district court libel suit against The Globe News Publishing company seeking damages. The couple, residents at a West Sixth street tourist camp, claim publication of a news article after Redwine's simple assault arrest harmed business and reputation. Damages requested total 280000 with claims of 30000 for Mrs Redwine, five thousand for Redwine, and 10000 for mental anguish plus 15000 exemplary damages.
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Globe News Publishing Company
C. B. Reeder
W. H. Redwine
Marie Todd
Todd
Redwine
Mr. Redwine
Houston
Mrs. Redwine
Amarillo
Mrs. Redman
Reeder
Stone and
Galerie
Globe-News Publishing Company
Powerful phonograph invented in Berlin
Berlin report states a phonograph claimed to produce the tone volume of twenty orchestral instruments was invented by locksmith Paul Garna and carpenter Wilhelm Pachali. The claim notes parallel work and local testing in Berlin as of January 7.
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Berlin
The
Associated Press
Paul Garna
Wilhelm Pachali
Congress Meets at Noon as Senate Deliberates Lausanne Treaty
Today in Washington reports Congress opening at noon with House debating naval bill. Senate resumes secret talks on the Lausanne treaty and revisits Senator Gould's election case. Cyrus E Woods nomination for interstate commerce commissioner continues before a Senate committee. The Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hotel appears in a brief item.
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Associated Press
Congress
House
Senate
Senator Gould
Cyrus E. Woods
Gun Saws and Club Found In Jail After Escape
In Potter county a gun a saw and a club were found in jail following the escape of prisoner W A Alexander who fled during transfer from a felony to a misdemeanor cell. Sheriff Wiley Pollard ordered a full search as workmen installed new cells and double deck beds, noting the rise in jail crowd and weapon danger.
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Rais Ehooter
Potter County
Wiley Pollard
W. A. Alexander
Alexander
Minter
Pollard
Farwell Judge Rejects Hassell Plea for Guilty in Mass Slaying
Farwell Texas January session reports Judge Reese Tatum refused to accept George J. Hassell s guilty plea in a case tied to the killing of Alden Hassell near Farwell with nine murders alleged. The court denied change of venue and began jury selection amid fears of mob violence. Hassell, brought from Muleshoe, sat aloof as officials deputized guards. Prosecutors include B N Richards and J D Thomas. Hassell is represented by W H Russell.
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George J. Hassell
Alden T Hassells
Here
Reese Tatum
KK. W. McGuire
Farmer
Tatum
Hassell
Muleshoe
J. H. Martin
W. H. Russell
Hereford
B. N. Richards
J. D Thomas
Reserve Bank Officers Re elected for 1927
The annual meeting of officers and directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and its Houston and El Paso branches resulted in re election of all officers for 1927.
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Reserve Bank
Associated Reas
Dallas
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Houston
el Vaso
Judge Madden Dies on Coast in San Diego
Amarillo pioneer and widely known attorney Judge 8 H Madden died suddenly of a heart attack in a San Diego sanitarium. He was 66, had lived in Amarillo 32 years, and is survived by his widow two daughters and a son. The death followed a week in California for health. In Washington, Secretary Mellon faced a Senate request for details on regulations by the Federal Reserve Board to facilitate loans on soldier bonus certificates.
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H. Madden
Amarillo
Panhandle
San Diego
California
Wales Madden
Mra
Neal Wall
Ed. Hurran
Associated Press
Washington
Mellon
Senate Today
Federal Reserve Board
Economy Home Opening Is Put Off
The Amarillo News Globe reports the Economy home opening delayed due to bad weather. Designed by J. M. Croween who won last June’s Tulsa House Plan Contest, the model bungalow will now open to the public Saturday January 15 for a full week starting 2 PM.
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Amarillo News Globe
J. M. Croween
Tulsn
Oklahoma
Publc
Amarillo
Amarillo Considers New City Water System Plan
City officials plan a complete water mains overhaul ignoring Southwestern Public Service offers. Commission to publish bid notices for a city wide network. unofficial price estimates under 400000 versus earlier 614000. Debates cite tearing up streets versus modernizing existing lines. bond issue possible.
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Amarillo
Southwestern Public Service Company
Jeff Bartlett
the Light and Water Company
Bivine
Cam
Tt In
City
Fink
Lions Club
Water Company
Word Ranch
16 New Suspected Smallpox Cases Here
Sixteen new suspected smallpox cases were reported to Dr M L Puller city health officer this morning. Some came from the Mexican school and district as investigators from the health office and city administration consider emergency options including area segregation or compulsory vaccination while schools remain open pending fuller data.
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M. L. Puller
W. A. McIntosh
McIntosh
Dre
Fuller Health
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