Resignation announced for March 4 1926 White House
President Coolidge hosts breakfast with Judge Gary and John D Rockefeller Jr discussing prohibition enforcement. Secretary Hughes will resign as secretary of state on March 4 1926 with Frank Kellogg to succeed him.
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Udge Gary
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Coolidge
Gary
Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Frank K. Kellogg
Mis
Nesota
London
White House
Hughes
New York City
New York
Dry agent ill as result drinking poisonous liquor
A prohibition agent, Edward Smith of Philadelphia, is critically ill after drinking poison liquor he purchased while undercover in saloons. The incident occurred during an operation to catch violators of the dry laws.
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Pittsoure
Edward Smith
Philadelphia
Chest Drive Extends Through Another Week
The Community Chest campaign will continue beyond this week or longer if the quota is not met. Chest officials plan renewed efforts with pledges payable to Tri-State fair bonds to be accepted. About $16,000 has been raised as volunteers push the drive.
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Amablity
Realtors Plan Panhandle Trip To Panhandle
Amarillo real estate board and Panhandle Chamber of Commerce sponsor a January 23 meeting and a Panhandle trip for Amarillo businessmen. A 10:45 a m departure from the Amarillo hotel will shuttle attendees to Panhandle for a 12 o'clock session and 15 minutes of introductions.
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Amarillo Globe
Panhandle Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Real Estate Board
Panhandle Tan
Amarillo
Th Panhandle Chamber of Commerce
Henry A. Ansley
The
Globe
F. H. Hill
Chamber of Commerce
Z. M Bruner
At Qrillo Real Estate Board
Leas
Panhandle
Mr. Bruner
Threatt
Papband
Thanag
Oil found in Skelly No. 2 well boosts Panhandle field
The Skelly No. 2 well in Carson county near Panhandle struck oil at 3 009 feet, with production expected to rival Skelly No. 1 which produced about thirty barrels per hour. The well sits in Section 93 Burnett pasture, amid extensive Panhandle development and near other active rigs.
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Skelly NO. 2
Carson
Latimore and
Devore
Greenwood Et al
Burnett Ranch
J. C. Whittington
Section 9
Block 27
Wheeler County
Whittington
Panhandle
Panhandle Livestock Convention to Host Stocker Sale in Amarillo
Plans outlined for the ninth annual Panhandle Livestock Producers Association convention in Amarillo March 2 3 and 4 include a stocker and feeder sale staged on Dr Sloan Krusers suggestion. Cattlemen throughout the Panhandle and West Texas are invited to enter stockers and feeders with Jenny C Harding secretary to receive entries. The Hereford Breeders Association will also plan an auction sale of high grade registered Herefords during the event with several named members in the Amarillo area participating. The gathering is expected to draw cattlemen from across the United States and be the largest Southwest livestock meeting to date.
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Panhandle
Jenny C. Harding
Aatharite Hereford Breaders” Gasoation
Amarilla Foel
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Gus B. Coots
Dalhart
J. Pronger
Stratford
B. H. Conyer
Claude
J. Pp. Osborne
Miami
William Gouldy
Amarillo
W. JD Jennett
United States
Southwest
Aged Man Dies In North Claude House Fire
Four miles north of Claude the Bishop residence burned Friday night trapping 65 year old W. M. Noel who died in a hallway. Helen Bishop and Frank Bissop plus a niece escaped in night clothes as roof began to fall. Loss partly covered by a 2000 policy. Fire origin unknown and funeral plans unread. Noel left a daughter Mrs. Johnson nearby.
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W. M. Noel
Frank Bissop
Helen Bishop
Claude
Helen
Noval
Noel
Bishop
Johnson
Henry
Albert Randall
J. R. Hitchcock
Martha Bishop
Considine Dies at 66. Weather Bureau Veteran Succumbs
J. Considine aged 66, longtime United States Weather Bureau observer in Amarillo, died at home on Tavior Street after a stroke. Funeral at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church today conducted by Rev. MalCallum. burial at Llhart Cemetery tomorrow. Survived by wife Angela Boulemet and daughter Mabelle Considine Brady.
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Y. J. Considine
United States Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Tavior Street
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
R. N. MalCallum
St. Andrew's
Walhart
Fort Worth
Denver
al Hart
Thomas Jordan Considine
Rochester
Weather Bureau
West Point
Army
Mobile
Ala
Angela Boulemet
Considine
Orleans
Sta Pa
Dodge Cty
Prom Mobile
B. Royal Ar
Considine Mabelle
Big Four Panhandle refinery starts big oil run
Henry A. Ansley reports Panhandle’s Big Four Refinery begins operations with 30,000 barrels stored near the plant and plans to handle 100 barrels daily. Amarillo offices, J D Wrather as president, aim to raise throughput to 2,500 barrels daily. 12 month oil supply purchased from Silk-BuIlington.
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Henry A. Ansley
Bigs Four Company
Silk-Bullingtos Qi Still
Erude
Pardon scandal arrests likely in Kansas affair
Oklahoma and Kansas headlines merge as Russell Davis son of Governor Jonathan M. Davis faces bribery charges over a pardon for a paroled convict. A reporter and legislature member exposed the scheme, prompting a probe into recent pardons. Governor Davis defends his role amid an ouster fight over the KU chancellor dispute.
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United Preas
Wepeka
Wombsball
Kansas
Russel .C. Davis
Jonathan M. Davis
Young Davis
Fred W. Pullman
Conveut
Davis
Attorney Generals Department
Gor- Davis
Ennor
Topeka
Russell G. Davis
Fred W. Pollman
Lacyene
Kaus
Pollman
National Hotel
Kansas Ciy
Tinkham Veale
Shawnee County
Jonathan Mi. Davis
Russell
Fred W.pullman
Kansas City Journal- Post
W. J. Bute Dick
University of Kansas
State Board of Administration
Oustor
E. H. Lindley
Supreme Court
Jan
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