Livestock Markets Report From Three Cities
Markets cover Kansas City Chicago and Denver with cattle hogs and sheep prices. Cattle top steers and heifers show gains while hogs ease. Denver notes varied cattle loads and feeder movement, New York stocks drift lower with speculative pressure and merger rumors affecting several leaders.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Denver
Colo
California
Purse Found Inside Hog Slain Near Rotherham
A butcher named McBridge in Rotherham England found a leather purse in a hog from Ireland during slaughter. The purse contained six bright sovereigns when opened.
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McBridge
Rotherham
England
Ireland
Hibbing Ex-Mayor Kills Timber Wolf In Chicken Yard
Frank Ashley, Hibbing former mayor and once prominent town leader during the iron ore boom, reportedly kicked a timber wolf to death after it entered his chicken yard. The incident ends a confrontation with the animal that showed resistance when cornered.
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Hibbing
Minn
Frank Ashley
Ashley
Skeletons Profits alarm Vienna import trade
Vienna report says Austrian medical students and doctors are trafficking complete skeletons and parts to foreign universities and clinics. The practice arose as the Socialist government dismantles cemeteries and tightens postwar imports, with prices around thirty dollars for a full skeleton and ten cents for parts.
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Vienna
Austria
American
England
Enrie
Potter County Tax Records Show 12,000 Autos Registered
About 12,000 automobiles are registered in Potter County with 6,000 plates yet to be issued, aiming for 15,000 total. Property tax payments are steady as the filing period nears the end. Tax assessors Benton and Waddill provide tables and encourage early rendering of 1927 taxes.
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Potter County
J. W. Collins
Mr. Collins
Will M. Benton
George M. Waddill
Poppe Carlin Recital Cancelled Amid Health Ban
The Vera Poppe Hubert Carlin recital scheduled for Friday at the auditorium is cancelled due to the city health ban on public gatherings. Emil Myers says another concert may be arranged later for season ticket holders as a replacement.
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Vera Poppe-Hubert Carlin
Emil Myers
Amarillo
Arizona Jailbreakers Captured in Winslow
Tony Avinini and Ed Howe, escaped from Gallups jail with two others, were captured in Winslow by Under-sheriff Allie Aldrich. Both surrendered without resistance. two accomplices remain at large.
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Associated Press
Winslow
Ariz
Tony Avinini
Ed Howe
Gallups
Allie Aldrich
Gallup
Liberty
Porter Resolution Endorsed by Committee on China Policy
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved the Porter resolution calling for U S independence in dealings with China. It would prompt the president to negotiate a treaty to replace existing treaties on extraterritoriality and jurisdictional rights.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
China
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ham and eggs regime to begin in the Orient
Mustapha Kamal in Constantinople tells restaurant keepers Turks eat too much and wives must slim for modern fashions. Miss Sara Tuck of New York has been tasked to teach Turkish maitres d hotel American culinary art. Menu to shrink from ten or twelve dishes to a simpler fare.
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Ney Borvin
Constantinople
Turkey
Mustapha Kamal
Sara Tuck
New York
Ery
Maitres
America
Orient
County Will Press Suits on Back Tax
Potter county will file hundreds of delinquent tax suits in coming months. Riley Strickland serves as special attorney, working through the county attorney’s office and stationed with County Judge Sam B Motlow to handle state and county delinquent tax actions. Strickland formerly chaired the Sugarland railway law and served as assistant attorney general.
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Potter County
Riley Strickland
Strickland
Sam B. Motlow
Sugarland Railway
Sugarland
Bank robber Bonnin hanged in Winnipeg Canada
Wilford Bonnin a 24 year old bank robber and convicted murderer who killed Maurice Garvie during a Royal Bank of Canada robbery last May was executed today in Winnipeg after a ten year crime career. Garvie was wounded in the bank raid and in the ensuing gunfight, leaving him crippled.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Wilford Bonnin
Hfe
Maurice Garvie
Garvie
Royal Bank of Canada
Bicycle Included in Theft Epidemic Here
Amarillo police report a rising bicycle theft wave. Steven Larne of 1004 North Harrison stated his brand new bicycle with a front basket was taken from a parking spot at 103 West Sixth Street. The case notes a unique carrier basket as identifying detail.
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Amarillo
Steven Larne
North Harrison Street
West Sixth Street
Auto Stolen From In Front of Herring Hotel
A Chevrolet coach owned by Donald R. Baker of 506 Kentucky Avenue was reported stolen from in front of the Herring hotel yesterday. Police have motor number 2796492 and serial number 8V125260. A reward is offered for the thieves' apprehension.
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Donald R. Baker
Kentucky Avenue
Herring Hotel
Black-Draught Spotlight From Mineral Springs Family
Mrs. C. E. Nutt of Mineral Springs touts Thedford's Black-Draught as an effective bowel regulator for six children and adults. She cites relief from indigestion gas and chest tightness, and endorses its use for biliousness. Sold everywhere, a pack costs about one cent per dose.
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Mineral Springs
Ark
C. E. Nutt
Thedford
Bishop heads to Austin to urge new Amarillo district court
Judge Henry Bishop travels to Austin to present an emergency plea to the legislature seeking creation of a new district court for Amarillo to handle civil cases from Potter County while the existing court remains to manage criminal matters for Potter Randall and Armstrong counties. Scores of civil filings have congested the docket, delaying disposition.
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Henry
Bishop
Austin
District Court
Amarillo
House
Senate
Potter County
Potter, Randall and
Armstrong
Randall
Carter Glass' Brother Sticks to Blackboard
Edward Christian Glass, 74, longtime Lynchburg public schools superintendent since 1879, is United States Senator Carter Glass' brother. He has spent 56 years at the blackboard teaching reading writing and arithmetic and remains active in education and state affairs despite a brief legislative period.
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Lynchburg
Edward Christian
United States
Carter Glass
Glass
Virginia
Old Dominion
Civil War Letter Found Delivered To Grandson
A Civil War era letter written by D W McCay a marine attached to the building inspector’s department and sent to his son William is received by his grandson. The note, dated Dix Creek Oct 17 1863, describes chasing Gen Price in Missouri Arkansas battles, losses on both sides, and McCay’s hope to reunite after the war.
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Frank King
Iefiresian
Mr. King
Libby
Cheaspeake Bay
Dix Creek
Louisville
William
General Price
Missouri
Rolla
Price
Arkansas
Vandorn
McIntosh
McCullouch
Pea Ridge
St Helena exile scene frames Abd el Krim Rift leader
The report describes Abd el Krim and his family in Reunion on the island’s chateau estate, with his brother Si Mohammed and wives present. It notes his desire for French citizenship, outlines past exile histories, and quotes his regret over fighting France. The piece contrasts Napoleon’s St Helena with Abd el Krim’s refuge and notes his cautious statements about the future.
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Paris
Abd-el-Krim
Napoleon
France
St. Helena
Elba
Reunion
Madagascar
Indian Ocean
Spain
Ranavalona
al ‘En Omar
Comoros
Annam
Abd
Hell Bourg
Si Mohammed
St. Denis
Kaiser
Tam
Drink Water to Soothe Back and Kidney Ailments
An old health advisory explains that rich foods overwork the kidneys, causing back pain, headaches, dizziness, and urinary issues. It recommends drinking water daily and taking Jad Salts or Rad Salts to neutralize acids and flush waste, emphasizing kidney and bladder relief.
Crisp Vegetables for Boiling Water Preparation
The text instructs that all fresh vegetables should be perfectly crisp before boiling. Wilted vegetables must first be restored in cold water to regain crispness before cooking.
Marriage Licenses Granted to Four Couples
Harry B. Carlson and Mary Don ovan, A. E. Beseda and Hulda Nelson, O. D. Roberts and Pauline Grounds were issued marriage licenses.
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Harry B. Carlson
Mary Donovan
A. E. Beseda
Hulda Nelson
O. D. Roberts
Pauline Grounds
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic strengthens and renews vigor
The advertisement promises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic restores color to cheeks and increases strength. It appeals to readers seeking renewed energy and appetite from a tonic aid.
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GROVE
Dr Blosser's Cigarettes Promise Clear Head Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr J W Blosser's Cigarettes claiming they clear head and nasal congestion without tobacco or habit forming ingredients. It targets catarrhal trouble asthma hay fever and frequent colds and urges purchase from druggists.
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J. W. Blosser
Dr. Blosser
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