Fluorine Focus At Panhandle Dentist Probe
Amarillo chemist Jack Wyatt reports Texas dentists focus on fluorine in Panhandle water. He chairs a committee studying mottled teeth linked to fluorine and notes Panhandle as the world’s largest fluorine area. Wyatt says federal interest grows and a paper will appear in the national magazine.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
Jack Wyatt
Austin
Southwest Waterworks Association
Wyatt
Mr. Wyatt
Amarillo Laboratory
H. T. Dean
United States
National American Association of Waterworks Engineers
Association
Warm weather blamed for shipping delays and ice jam
Fog and unseasonal warmth disrupted U S shipping and transport along the Northeast and Midwest. Transatlantic liners faced 24 hour delays while Chicago and Omaha airports and rail lines halted by thick fog. A 20 foot ice jam roared down the St. Lawrence River, lifting water 12 feet and causing flood damage.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
Omaha
New York Harbor
St. Lawrence River
Oklahoma Solons Open Long Session
Oklahoma's fifteenth legislature convened at noon to reorganize state government under Governor Elect Marland. The session could last nearly a year with a broad program, including a proposed constitutional amendment to repeal state prohibition laws and more than twenty major bills ready for introduction. The emergency tax program will be withheld until after Marland takes office.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Marland
Mead to Speak at Wolflin P T A Meeting
Dean John F. Mead president elect Amarillo College will discuss The Family Melting Pot at the Wolflin School Parent-Teacher Association meeting in the school building. Father’s night features a playlet Father Goes to Meeting. The gathering begins at 7 30.
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John F. Mead
Amarillo College
Wolflin School
Saarlanders Greet American Voters
380 American Saarlanders arrived to vote in the plebiscite next Sunday led by 73 year old Katherina Oberst of Los Angeles. A Nazi gathering of 15 000 welcomed the Americans at the railway station defying the plebiscite commission.
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Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Katherina Oberst
Los Angeles
German Front
World Cotton Production Estimated at 23 Million Bales
Washington January 8 1924 World cotton production was estimated today by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics at 23 000 000 bales. This is the smallest since the crop year 1923 24.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
What They 7 Write To Tack Good Housekeeper
A letter from a job seeker seeking aid after illness praises being a good cook. The writer notes recent unemployment due to the flu and requests assistance, indicating a plea for work or support.
John W. McGee Paid Tribute In Last Rites
Final tribute to John W. McGee discoverer of Hutchinson County oil fields will be paid at 4 PM with funeral rites at Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home. Dr. R. C. Snodgrass will officiate. Pallbearers named. burial in Llano Cemetery. McGee died from injuries in an automobile accident near Atroha Sunday. James D. Ward, injured, shows improvement and expected home tomorrow from Clarendon hospital.
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Hutchinson County
Blackburn-Shaw
R. C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
L. E. Pruitt
J. J. Curry
W. D. Muncy
H. A. Hill
O. W. Harrison
T. E. Durham
Rainy spell ends says Mr Collman
The Panhandle ended a rainy spell that brought nearly an inch of moisture on Sunday night and Monday. Amarillo totals rose to .75 inches after a drizzle. Precipitation ranged from three quarters to an inch across the region. Weatherman Collman expected unsettled conditions to ease, with a fair forecast for tonight and tomorrow.
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Panhandle
Plains
Amarillo
Collman
Clancy Child Dies In Local Hospital
Ruby Ineta Clancy five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Clancy of 311 North Johnson Street died in a local hospital at 8 this morning Boxwell Brothers are in charge of the body pending funeral arrangements Surviving are two sisters Mrs T O McLain and Irene Clancy and four brothers James Clancy H R Clancy Troy Raymond Clancy and Donald Dewain Clancy
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Ray Clancy
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Boxwell Brothers
T. O. McClain
Irene Clancy
James Clancy
H. R. Clancy
Troy Raymond Clancy
Donald Dewain Clancy
Lindbergh Case Trial Details Continue With Fingerprint Debate
Testimony recalls a 87 year old witness Hockmuth describing Lindbergh nursery stairs and an auto lane named Lindy’s Road. Detective Kelly contradicts Berthon system use while finger print findings remain nil.
Philharmonic Matinee Adds New Works and Low Prices
Special Sunday matinee pricing announced for the Philharmonic Symphony at Municipal Auditorium. Members may sit anywhere. non members pay 1 dollar front parquet 75 cents first floor 25 cents balcony. Guest conductor Allan Nelson directs. Hall Axtell premier Troilus and Cresida. Christian Thaulow leads violin solos with Bruch concerto. orchestra plays Beethoven Sibelius.
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City Drug Store
Allan Nelson
Wichita Falls Symphony
Hall Axtell
Troilus
Cressida
Christian Thaulow
Bruch
Beethoven
Sibelius
Ladder and footprint testimony in climber case
Witnesses described indentation and ladder marks near a nursery window and a lady's footprint at the house entrance. Experts discussed the ladder’s construction and placement on mud versus a firm sidewalk, with cross examination continuing after the lunch recess.
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Reilly
Hochmuth
John J. Lamb
State Police
Arthur J. Koehler
U. S. Forestry Department
Madison
Wisconsin
Koehler
Lamb
Wilentz
Frederick A. Pope
Pope
Loot recovered in house burglary case linked to Dawes and Smith
Justice Clark indicated bonds of 1000 dollars each for R. G. Dawes and Mrs. J B Mickey Smith on multiple charges. A two year suspended sentence for car theft hangs over King. Nearly a truckload of loot has been identified and turned in by residents including G M Hunter and G V Clements. Police describe the piles at headquarters as a second hand store while urging owners to identify their property.
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J. B
Mickey’ Smith
Clark
King
G. M. Hunter
Buchanan Street
G. V. Clements
Otis Apartments
Hunter
Clements
McDowell
Olice
Elmer Green
McCraw Takes Oath as New Officeholder at Supreme Court
Hundreds of lawmakers watched as Justice Cureton administered the oath in the Supreme Court consultation room. McCraw spoke of sadness at leaving office and relief in returning to private life, while Alfred stood nearby with a solemn look as the fountain pen was presented to his wife.
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Capito
Justice Cureton
McCraw
Alfred
Death Claims R C Ten Eyck At Santa Fe Home
Word arrived of R C Ten Eyck's death at his Santa Fe New Mexico home from pneumonia at St Vincent's hospital at 3 10 pm He was brother in law to Mrs Avery Turner and had long served in western railroads including Denver and Rio Grande Gunnison Colorado New Mexico Central Railway and Santa Fe before moving to private business His family had planned a world tour leaving Santa Fe this week.
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Avery Turner
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St. Vincent's Hospital
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Rio Grande
Gunnison
Colo
New Mexico Central Railway
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Aged cattleman Flynn dies after hospital visit
J F Flynn and Charles A Fisk take the ountry cattleman from the T H Flynn home to Amarillo's hospital. He lived about an hour after admission. He came to Amarillo in 1906 from Oklahoma City, survived by a brother, two sisters, and a sister in Chicago. Funeral care by N B Griggs & Sons.
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Charles A. Fisk
T. H. Flynn
West Eleventh Avenue
Mr. Flynn
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
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Sacred Heart Cathedral
Knights of Columbus
W. P. Flynn
Miles City
Mont
W. F. Burke
Walnut
Sarah Flynn
Chicago
Court limits delegation in oil transport ruling underscores Congress power
The Supreme Court ruling, delivered by Justice Cardozo, rejects a broad presidential prohibition in section 9 C of the petroleum code, saying Congress has no policy or standard for oil transport beyond state lines. The decision warns of unchecked delegation and notes penalties of up to $1,000 and six months imprisonment.
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California
Ickes
Supreme Court Room
Justice Cardoza
Benjamin N. Cardoza
Arrest Man After Allred Threatened
In Austin a man who allegedly threatened to kill Governor-elect James V. Allred was arrested near the University of Texas and booked on drunkenness. A woman reported hearing the remark at a filling station near Taylor and notified police through Rev. Charles C. Robinson. The arrestee was in a car with a license number provided by the informant. Allred declined to comment.
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James V. Allred
University of Texas
Charles C. Robinson
Taylor
Allred
Robinson
Hair clues pursued in Hamlin home murder case
Investigators reveal blond hair found in the victim s hand as a potential clue. Scientists expect age and sex may be deduced from the strand while fingerprints are kept for comparison. Funeral services for Mrs. Hamlin are scheduled at 4 p m with burial by the Poplar Grove Woodmen Circle at Llano Cemetery.
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Adams
Stevenson Calvert Rivalry Plays Out In Legislature
Stevensons supporters wear red carnations and white ribbons while Stevenson meets leaders in last minute talks. Calvert sits at his desk with wife and friends as both campaigns express confidence amid a fresh session opening. Temporary officers named by Secretary Heath include Louise Snow Phinney as chief clerk though she cannot attend.
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Stevenson
Calvert
Virgil H. Fisher
Austin
San Antonio
Gussie Evans
Journal
Dunn
New House
East Texas oil leaders push for five man Texas oil commission
Texas oil leaders and bankers urged by Terrell to curb shipping of crude and by products. Estes calls meeting as the forty fourth Texas legislature convenes, with East Texas operators pressing to establish a five man oil and gas commission to govern the states oil industry.
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Texas
Terrell
Estes
East Texas
Oil and Gas Commission
East Texas Oil
Plan Last Rites For Miller Infant
Funeral services for Jimmie Roy Miller infant son of Mr and Mrs Roy Miller will be at 10 o clock tomorrow from Griggs Chapel with Rev E B Fincher of Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery. The Miller home is 10 miles northwest of Amarillo. The child is survived by a brother Billie Joe.
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Roy Miller
Griggs Chapel
E. B. Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
Llano Cemetery
Miller
Amarillo
Billie Joe
Plan for East Texas regulatory commission outlined
Carl Estes of Longview convened a group to form a commission with an attorney, an independent oil man, a major company representative, a petroleum engineer and a business man to represent consumers. A meeting in Longview was planned to draft plans for the commission to curb lawlessness in East Texas.
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Ers
Carl Estes
Longview
Estes
Special Commission
Texas
Markets Report From Kansas City and Chicago Grain Table
Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep volumes with price ranges list top bids and gains across weight classes. Cattle calves and vealers show broad strength with fed stock and dairy types up to 26 higher. hogs mostly 15 to 20 higher on lighter weights. Chicago grain data shows May July and Sept wheat corn oats and rye quotes, plus New York stocks excerpt truncated.
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