China needs rededication and new nationalism, Wells says
G Wells argues a modern Chinese nationality will emerge from civil strife and anti foreign sentiment. He compares it to Russia under Peter the Great and Lenin, warning China must unite amid languages and war. The piece notes Protestant missions and societal challenges, then shifts to housing, rents, and civic virtue in America.
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Ays Wells
China
Peter the Great
Ivan the Terry
Russia
Asit
Lenin
Europe
America
Browning Case Moves With Witnesses From Parents
Mother Carolyn Heenan and Frances Browning’s friend Catherine Mayer testified to quarrels and distress in the six month marriage to Edward W. Browning. They described nightly runs, a screaming scene at Cold Spring, and Frances’s plea to be taken away. Browning appeared anxious as letters to him were identified.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Carolyn Heenan
Catherine Mayer
Frances
Peaches) Heenan Browning
Edward W. Browning
New York
Mr. Browning
John E. Mack
Amarillo Weather Update and Panhandle Forecast
Amarillo today 23 at 7 am with low 26 at noon. East winds to 7 pm Thursday with partly cloudy tonight and Thursday and slight temperature change. West Texas partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. southeast portion colder Thursday. New Mexico generally fair tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Panhandle Ling & Loan Agency.
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Amarillo
Amlo
West Texas
New Mexico
Rites Today For Mrs Knopp Oldest Texan
Funeral services for Mrs Ruth Knopp, asserted oldest native born Texan from the DeWitt colony, will be held at 5 p.m. from the home of her daughter Mrs Murray Elston at 1407 Washington street. She died yesterday after nine years as an invalid. Mrs Elston, sole survivor, lives in Amarillo. Services by Rev R Thomson. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Blackburns Funeral home in charge.
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DeWitt Colony
Murray Elston
Washington Street
Panhandle
DeWitt
Texas
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Big Appropriation in Corn Borer War OK'd
The Senate Agricultural Committee favorably reports a 10 million dollar appropriation for European corn borer control. The bill has passed the House and Chairman McNary plans prompt Senate action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
House
McNary
Senate
Senate panel withholds Kellogg statement transcript
The senate foreign relations committee decided to day not to publish the transcript of Secretary Kellogg's statement from two weeks ago on the Nicaraguan situation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kellogg
Dan Moody to Speak at Panhandle Livestock Convention
Gov. Dan Moody is being invited to give the principal address at the Panhandle Livestock association’s eleventh annual convention in Amarillo, March 1 through 3. The event includes dances, a banquet, an auto show, and a Hereford breeders sale with attendance expected to be large.
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the Panhandle Livestock Association
Amarillo
Panhandle
Herring Hotel
Herring
Pat Landergin
Open port law ruled unconstitutional in Ratcliffe case
The Court of Criminal Appeals reiterated that Texas open port law was invalid when it overruled the vote for rehearing in the A. W. Ratcliffe case. Ratcliffe was convicted of assault on a railway guard in Potter County.
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Associated Press
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas
A. W. Ratcliffe
Potter County
Denver Trains Restart After Wreck Delays
Passenger service over the Fort Worth and Denver from Fort Worth will be restored this afternoon at 6 20. It is the first passenger train to arrive over the Denver since 2 p m yesterday. Trains had been blocked for more than twenty four hours by a wreck near Acme. The extent of damage is not known. Service expected to return to normal within twelve hours.
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Fort Worth
Denver
Acme
Rites Tomorrow for Lightburne Ex-Mayor Here
The body of Stafford Lightburne 73 former mayor of Amarillo will lie in state at First Presbyterian Church until funeral services Thursday afternoon in San Antonio He was a Canada native who moved to Texas as a youth and later led Amarillo for a decade He is survived by his widow May Lightburne and a brother Harry Lightburne of Chicago
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San Antonio
Stafford Lightburne
Amarillo
First Presbyterian Church
P. B. Hill
Lightburne
Canada
Texas
Victoria
Smallpox Situation Under Texas Health Watch in Amarillo
Dr M L Fuller reports 100 total Amarillo smallpox cases with 23 relocations, 6 under quarantine and 17 in isolation hospitals. No new cases in 24 hours, two deaths in past day, city begs state health official to take charge and continue strict quarantine across 23 locations. Guards enforce at locations including 1200 Polk 900 Jefferson 102 A Harrison 1309 East Ninth.
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Dom Ivita
State Health Board
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Amarillo
Health Department
Jeff Bartlett
Mont Amarillo
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Fuller
Pittman
West Nineteenth Street
Santa Fe
Polk
Jefferson
Harrison
Arthur
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West Nineteenth
Garfield
Madison
N. W
West Grant
Denver Roundhouse
Black On
Buchanan
Everal Shacks
Hale seeks new trial in Osage Hills murder conspiracy case
W K Hale petitions a new trial in the Oklahoma City Osage Hills murder conspiracy verdict. Judge Pollock orders a hearing on new evidence cited by Hale. Prosecution says a fellow convict John Paresey may have shouldered blame to free Hale. Hale and Ramsey received life terms at Leavenworth. Attorneys Prince Freeling and J I Howard brief Hale. Hale, a wealthy Osage Hills ranchman, and Ramsey were accused of murdering Henry Hoan for a $25000 life insurance policy.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
W. K. Hale
Oklahoma City
Osage Hills
Pollock
Hale
Roy St. Lewis
John Paresey
Ramsey
Leavenworth
Prince Freeling
J. I. Howard
Bamsey
Henry Hoan
Public probe of Round Rock crash starts
A public in quest into the Saturday accident at Round Rock killed ten Baylor athletes when their bus collided with a train. Missouri Pacific officials and the public attended. The train crew testified as witnesses. One of the five injured has gone home. the others improve. A Round Rock business board represented the public on the inquiry. Fifteen witnesses were summoned.
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Associated Press
Round Rock
Baylor
Missouri Pacific
Taylor
Quarantined Mexican Quarter House Burns Under Guard
The Mexican quarter at 1704 Arthur Street near a smallpox quarantine burned to the ground after midnight as auxiliary police investigated. Two residents had been under quarantine for severe smallpox though all occupants were moved to safety before firefighters arrived. Police could not assign blame for an incendiary act amid rumors of protest.
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Arthur Street
Central Fire Station
Norris acquitted in murder trial at Austin
Dr. J. Frank Norris of Fort Worth was found not guilty of murder in Austin after a jury deliberation of about an hour and twenty minutes. He declared he was in his Gethsemane and planned to return home, as 350 supporters gathered at First Baptist Church to celebrate.
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Associated Press
Austin
J. Frank Norris
Fort Worth
First Baptist Church
Exter K. Mipps
Norris
Gath
Chipps
Dr. Norris
Four youths die in crossing crash near Abla de en
Four young men aged 20 to 25 were killed when their coupe crashed into Chicago Milwaukee St Paul train No 14 near Marvin South Dakota after returning from a dance at Big Stone. Investigators say frost on the car glass may have blinded them as they failed to see the oncoming train.
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Associated Press
Abladeen
S. D
Foor
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Marvin
Walter Fossa
Aldred Putt
Harvey Boerger
John Grisson
Big Stone
Here
City church groups form Amarillo Ministerial Association
Denominations from Jewish Catholic and Protestant communities met at the American State bank directors rooms to organize the Ministerial Association of Amarillo. Officers named include De. L. N. Stuk ey president Rev. J.C. Sisemore vice president and Rabbi J. B. Sperka secretary. Meetings set for the first Monday of each month at 10 30 a.m. at the bank. The group aims to unite religious workers for coordinated action on common concerns.
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American State Bank
Ministerial Association of
Amarillo
de. L. N. Stuckey
J.C. Sisemore
Congress Holds Noon Session On Deficiency Bill
Today in Washington Congress meets at noon as Senate resumes the deficiency bill. The four departments supply bill returns to the House for action while Foreign Relations considers Nicaraguan affairs. W C T U continues sessions on prohibition enforcement.
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Senate
House
W.C. TU
Drug Bandits Assault Man in Court House
Police investigate a basem ent attack in the county court house on F G Pearce of 509 Fillmore street. Two men battered and drugged him with a hypodermic needle, robbed him of $25 and a Swift & Company ID card, a 610351. The assailants wore leather jackets and white hats.
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F. G. Pearce
Fillmore Treet
County Court House
Swift and Company
Pearce
Swift Uid Company
Per.hipe
Chicago
Classified Ads Draw Readers With Belief In Offers
The article notes that many readers trust the newspaper classifieds and their offers, highlighting the low cost per sale and broad readership. It emphasizes the powerful impact of these advertisements in driving responses.
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