Market News Brief From Across U.S. Livestock and Commodities
The report covers Kansas City cattle and hog prices, Oklahoma City and Wichita cattle and hog metrics, Chicago hog and cattle quotes, cotton in New York and New Orleans, Kansas City grain, Chicago grain trends, and New York stock movements with notable figures including beef catter prices, hog top prices, and cotton declines. It lists city by city livestock totals, price ranges, and notable gains or steadiness in various markets.
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Kansas City
New York
Motors
Mack
Southern Pacific
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
United Steel Corporation
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Three Couples
Phillip L. Galbreath and Clare E. Leonard. S. F. Hyden and Miss Ann Traverse. Dr. Y. D. McMurry and Mrs. Margaret Yoes appear in a published marriage license column listing three unions with one party from each pairing.
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Phillip L. Galbreath
Clare E. Leonard
S. F. Hyden
Ann Traverse
Y. D. McMurry
Margaret Yoes
Cold Wave Hits Oklahoma Panhandle and Texas Panhandle
A cold north wind and sleet cripple telegraph lines as temperatures dip from above freezing to near 20 degrees. Okla homa City and surrounding areas report slush covered streets, power and phone service outages, and widespread damage to livestock and flooded mines as crews work to repair weeks of ice damage.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma
At & O
Texas Panhandle
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Dispatcher
Mercury
Texas
Associate Press
Oklahoma City
J. P. Slaughter
Slaughter
Oklahoma Panhandle
Texhoma
Ardmore
Durant
Hugo
Dallas
Fort Worth
Thona
Poteau
Red River
What to do First for Colds and Flu
This ad promotes Klok-Lax as a quick bowel cleanse claimed to cure colds and flu by cleansing the 28 foot intestinal tract. It asserts no nausea or griping and promises relief by morning with a single nightly dose.
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Adv
Musick Named as Manager of Amarillo Hotel
Rube Musick is named resident manager of the Amarillo hotel succeeding Charles W. Points, who shifts to overseeing Thompson hotels. Musick, with seventeen years at Amarillo, moves from chief clerk to management and will relocate his family to the hotel. Thompson Hotels will be led by Points with other managers named for Herring Wilbarber and Panhandle properties.
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Rube Musick
Amarillo
Musick
Charles W. Points
Thompson Hotels
Mr. Points
Herring
Roswell
New Mexico
Gilder Hotel
Southwest
Ernest O. Thompson
Mr. Musick
A. F. McNabb
W. M. Browne
Wilbarber
Vernon
W. B. McGerry
Panhandle
Sam Moore
Clarendon
J. C. Schneider
Memphis
South Tyler Street
Bishop Crusade Here Postponed For Two Weeks
The Protestant Episcopal bishops crusade in Amarillo scheduled January 30 to February 4 at St. Andrew's Church is moved to the week of February 13 following health department orders. Messages from Bishop Mize of Salina Rev. Phil Porter of Dayton Ohio and Mrs J C Tolman of Houston show willingness to serve in February. The Amarillo crusade will now run the week after Abilene which is set for February 6.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Amarillo
St. Andrew’s Church
Health Department
Mize
Salina
Phil Porter
Dayton
Ohio
J. C. Tolman
Houston
Crusaders
Abilene
Ponzi Habeas Rehearing Denied by Texas Court
The Texas criminal court of appeals denied Charles Ponzi a rehearing in the habeas corpus case seeking to block extradition to Massachusetts. Ponzi, jailed in Houston, failed to overturn extradition in hearings before former Governor Miriam A. Ferguson and in Supreme Court petitions. The ruling addressed his bid to reopen the case in the state’s highest court.
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The
Associated Press
Charles Ponzi
Massachusetts
Texas Criminal Court of Appeals
Ponzi
Houston
Miriam A. Ferguson
Supreme Court
Snow Closes In Across Kansas As North Wind Drops Temps
The Associated Press reports a light layer of snow over most of Kansas with the northwest spared. A sharp north wind pushed temperatures down to 15 degrees above zero in western areas while Goodland logged 12 degrees above zero as more snow fell this morning.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Northwest
Goodland
Europe’s idle workers blamed for war risk and wastage
The piece argues strict justice over hysteria as unemployment soars in Germany and Britain. It contends social welfare costs, compares armed force with idle labor, and notes Versailles effects on Germany’s economy. It warns that unused human talent could be redirected to public works to avert conflict.
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Germany
Britain
Europe
Arma
Kaiser
Gulf
Borger Slaying Suspect Bound Over to Court
Borger Texas January 26 Tex Beach and Tom Whitely are charged with the murder of Mrs. A A Monte during a January 15 masked holdup at her husband’s filling station Bond set at 20000 Beach bound over to district court Reach a former deputy sheriff was sent to Amarillo to face a hijacking charge Whitely released on 20000 bond after a hearing and claimed by Amarillo authorities
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Preas
Borger
Tex Beach
Tom Whitely
A. A. Monte
Reach
Amarillo
Whitely
Farm Relief Bill Wins House Right of Way
The house rules committee granted the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill the legislative right of way once annual appropriation measures finish. The vote favored preferential consideration, with Chairman Snell noting the bill’s importance. Chairman Haugen will discuss debate time, expecting the last appropriation bill to finish next midweek and farm relief to follow.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Snell
Haugen
Agriculture Committee
Rule Committee
O Reilley Pioneer of West Texas Dies
Myles O Reilly a longtime Wichita Falls resident and contractor who laid the first brick in Wichita Falls died Wednesday morning after a two week illness. He helped build the Palace of King Kalakaua later Hawaiis showplace. He had lived in Wichita Falls for forty four years.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Myles O'Reilly
West Texas
O'Reilly
King Kalakaua
Liliuokalani
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Hearing Opens in Creek Indian Murder Case
In Tulsa Oklahoma January 26 Preliminary hearing for Stuthie Bell Creek Indian charged with murder in the killing of Wheeler Cooper Creek Indian at Leonard January 9 began this morning in common pleas court Bell pleaded not guilty at arraignment He is alleged to have shot Cooper with a shotgun after a dispute with fellow tribesman.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Stuthie Bell
Wheeler Cooper
Leonard
Common Pleas Court
Bell
Cooper
Kenya Colony Eyes Radio Boom Attracts Indian Installations
Kenya Colony East Africa shows growing interest in radio with about 6000 Indians seen as potential adopters for receiving sets. Authorities expect rapid uptake as communications expand across urban centers and inland towns.
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Kenya
East Africa
E I Pittman Dead Victim of Smallpox in Amarillo
E I Pittman aged 75 died at 6 o'clock after a ten day illness attributed to smallpox at 1004 West 14th Street. He came to Amarillo in 1909 from Ennis Texas and ran the Pittman Jewelry Shop at 515 Polk Street. He was active in Presbyterian Church and is survived by five children and several siblings. Burial was Llano Cemetery with Blackburn's Funeral Home directing.
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E. I. Pittman
Anna
West 14
Pittman
Amarillo
Ennis
Texas
Polk Street
Cheyneyville
Rapides Parish
Louisiana
Presbyterian Church
E. B. Fisher
Maude Pittman
L. N. Pittman
Ray Pittman
Pauline Pittman
Rollie Scales
D. D. Pittman
Houston
W. D. Pittman
White's Cream Vermifuge Promises Worm Relief
Signs of worms in children include paleness fretfulness and disrupted sleep. A few doses of White's Cream Vermifuge drive out worms and restore health. The remedy has fifty years of successful use and costs 35 cents, sold by Fox Drug Co.
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White
Fox Drug Co
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