Demand that Coolidge suit action to talk
In Washington on January 20 Representative Huddleston of Alabama urged President Coolidge to align his Nicaragua policy with his Havana speech. He charged the president has seized treaty and war powers and argued no Congress or public knows which American lives or property are being protected. Wainwright pressed whether Wilson ordered Marines without Congress, and Huddleston defended his stance against a weaker occupant of the presidency.
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Washington
Coolidge
Nicaragua
Havana
House
Representative Huddleston
Alabama
Huddleston
Congress
United States
Representative Wainwright
Republican
New York
Wilson
London theater profits face gambling like ponies risk
London producers warn the stage is a money pit with nearly 5 million dollars lost in new plays yearly. About 25 million dollars is spent annually on dramas and musicals while the public spends 20 million. Rentals drive failures with second rate theatres charging at least 1000 dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Cook's
Cochran
C. B. Coshran
Tex Rickard
Eng
Big Enrollment Jump Expected as Schools Open Semester
Enrollment is predicted to rise with the start of the second semester in the 1927-28 school year. New families moving into town are the likely source of the increase, while teachers spend the day processing reports and promotions and janitors clean the buildings. Junior high students will enroll Monday at the Buchanan street building, which will accommodate all North Amarillo pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Buchanan Street
Mother Gives Skin Graft To Save 6 Year Old
In Holdenville on January 20, Mrs. Edna Snelling a seamstress donated seventy two inches of her skin to a graft on her 6 year old son to save his life after a severe burn. The mother endured surgery to provide the life saving transplant for her child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Holdenville
Edna Snelling
Hotel distribution notice for Amarillo papers
The Amarillo Daily News and Amarillo Globe are delivered to principal New York hotels by order only. Orders may be given to the hotel mail clerk or by telephoning Long Acre 4649.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Daily News
Vna
Amarillo Globe
New York
Long Acre
Longacre
Courthouse Records and Building Permits Reported
Courthouse records show numerous warranty deeds across blocks and streets with values from 1 to 14 000 dollars. Building permits list brick veneer and frame dwellings at multiple West Side addresses with contractor J W Bogard and J H Brizendine involved.
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L. Murphy
A. L. Moore
J. Hts
F. Bryan
Tom A. King
Wolflin
Florence Heath
S. G. Pennington
C. P. Elliott
P. L. Eaton
Ama. Heights
F. W. Kemp
Ben Henson
Odom
J. A. Reddell
F. C. Cotton
Garr
Grace Caviness King
A. F. Amberson
S. J. Hts
Ama. Imp. Co
Minnie Anderson
J. C. Collier
G. B. McCasland
Roberts
Victoria Collier
J. W. Puckett, Sr
Camilo Arebalo
Mirror
H. P. Canode
A. H. Brown
C. C. Dist
N. E. Bockman
Catherine Zimmerman
Holland
J. W. Bogard
W. 9Th St
Old Town
Cheyenne St
C. C. District
Comer Thompson
7Th St
J. H. Brizendine
Victor Reagan
Alabama
S. J
Western Ave
Special Court to Hear 82 Flogging Cases in Wake County
Governor McLean ordered a special term in Raleigh to clear 82 flogging cases. Judge N A Sinclair of Fayetteville will preside during the weeks of February 20 and 27, as the only vacant periods in the district in the first three months of the year.
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International News Service
Raleigh
N. C
Wake County Court
McLean
N. A. Sinclair
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Elopement in Plane Lands Pair in Jail
The first airplane elopement in Mexico ended in jail when Angela Medina and Jose Pastrani fled Tampico to marry in Mexico City. Police intercepted them at Valbuena airfield as Angela’s parents arrived and secured a train return to Tampico for reunion with her parents.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Angela Medina
Jose Pastrani
Tampico
Angela
Valbuena Airfield
Posing as Woman Is Given Heavy Sentence
Tom Williams a black man who pretended to be a woman secured a servant post and was found about to assault a white woman. He was fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to two years in prison for aggravated assault in Dallas Texas.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Tom Williams
England Americanized Says G K Chesterton
International News Service reports G K Chesterton says England has become Americanized due to economic and commercial American influence. He argues London’s life and town look are altered and urges a return to Victorian customs. Also notes Miss Anna Moors returning from Clarendon after visiting a sister.
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International News Service
London
England
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promoted By City Drug Store
Foul breath loose teeth and sore gums are addressed by Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy praised by top dentists. The ad claims the remedy will not fail and offers money back if it does. City Drug Store features the product.
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Leto
City Drug Store
Protestant Denominations Seek United Effort to Cut Overchurching
Representatives from 28 Protestant denominations met in Cleveland to consider a five year plan for church comity, aiming to end unnecessary churches in overserved areas and build new ones where needed. A defined goal proposes one church per 1000 population as adequately covered, with all evangelical Christians admitted without doctrinal tests. A sample cited shows how overchurching wastes resources, urging rapid, wise action to maintain public confidence.
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Associated Trent
Cleveland
Ohio
Hermann N. Morse
New York
Oklahoma man acquitted on murder charge
Frederick Okla Jan 20 Clay McCullough prominent land owner in southwestern Oklahoma was found not guilty of murder in the shooting of his brother Hale after a trial lasting five hours and 45 minutes. McCullough claimed self defense amid a long standing quarrel. The victim Hub McCullough died in a Tipton grocery store last October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Frederick
Okla
Clay McCullough
Oklahoma
Hale
McCullough
Hub McCullough
Tipton
Parity of Parishes Tangle in Philadelphia Region
Dr Morse notes a single Catholic parish in Philadelphia is overlapped by nineteen Protestant parishes illustrating dense church redrawing and interfaith proximity in the era.
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Morse
Philadelphia
Mrs Bassett Credits Lydia Pinkham in Lansing Testimony
Mrs F Bassett of 216 South Harford Avenue Lansing Michigan praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound noting dramatic energy recovery after months of fatigue. She says the remedy helped her walk again and she recommends it to others including a sixteen year old neighbor. She urges others to avoid prolonged fatigue.
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Lansing, Mich
Lydia B
Pinkham
F. Bassett
South Harford Avenue
Lansing
Michigan
Lydia
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Knox
Polk ST
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Lydia E
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