Hoover and Coolidge Square Off In Brule River Angling Challenge
In Superior Wisconsin Old Mountain the famed Brule trout may face two famed figures next week President Coolidge and Secretary Hoover join in a river fishing challenge on Cedar Island lodge grounds The student body and faculty of Superior Central High School provided a special tackle box engraved with Coolidge's name as a presentation gift noting the lighthearted contest between the President and Hoover over who hooks the larger trout.
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Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Old Mountain
Coolidge
Hoover
Cedar Island Lodge
Brule
John Larock
Superior Central High Scheel
Mr. Coolidge
C. G. Wade
Convicted list and outcomes from August term cases
Thirty six tried with 30 not apprehended and 15 dismissed. Two hung juries and 22 remain for August term. Prosecution cost 7800 dollars. trials cost about 219 dollars per defendant. Several defendants granted new trials or appeals. Acquitted include Henry Lark John Greeneeks B D Parker T A Henderson and others.
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Henry S. Bishop
Roy Barnhill
H. C. Reese
Paul Cavender
Paul Henney
B. F. Kirby
Paul Wright
George Raymer
C. A. Newell
D. J. Davis
Elmer Newberry
Adolphus Williams
T. D. Ellis
Jim Turner
J. D. Stephens
Dave Judy
Verne Taylor
R. D. Barton
Red Easum
P. R. Williams
Halla Leach
Luther Bryant
Henry Lark
John Greeneeks
B. D. Parker
T. A. Henderson
Lela Stewart
M. Boyer
Jose Roderiguez
Sammie Bowen
George Brown
Editor sues over press domination and ad revenue clash
The plaintiff claims editor Magee acted to remove him and secure dominance for Harden in Oklahoma City’s public market press. The petition alleges coercion, silence, and use of editorials to sow public opinion and boost advertising volume for Harden’s contracts.
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York
Echo
Magee
Oklahoma City
Harden
Advertising speed and tire industry news value
William O Neil of General Tire argues speed of newspaper ads drives modern marketing. He cites tire and transportation ads as news, noting season timing and regional differences, and that fast, vivid advertising matches front page news in reach and impact.
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William O'Neil
General Tire and Rubber Company
International Advertising Association
O'Neil
Financial Market
O'Niel
Minneapolis
Virginia
Bendix
Jonn D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Palm Beach
Rewsies
Sadie Latinpanties
Nates
Southeastern Shippers Lose Rate Fight
Southeast shippers from Georgia and North Carolina failed to overturn interstate freight rates set for 65 railroads from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic. A three judge federal panel denied the injunction, ruling discrimination not proven and noting delays in pursuing IC C remedies. rates to take effect July 14 unless further steps are taken.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Southeast
Georgia
North Carolina
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Seaboard
Faris and Davis
Cotterill
Oklahoma City
Commission
Southwestern
Norris attacks power lobby on schools and elections
Norris denounces a powerful finance network that funds political campaigns, influences public schools, colleges, legislatures, and media. He claims the group controls universities, bribes officials, buys press access, and drains money from the people to sustain machines in a sham political battle.
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Norris
United States Senate
Boy Scouts
Kiwanis
Rotary Societies
United States
Iodine in Water Cuts Goitre By Ninety Percent
Toray New York state adds iodine to drinking water and reduces goitre cases by eighty percent. Herbert Hoover, about to meet President Coolidge who has run for office many times, may seek winning tips. Chicago federal reserve raises discount rate to seven percent, signaling Wall Street tension amid looming national campaign.
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New York State
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Chicago
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
Pickwick to Build Bus Station Here
A permit was issued by the city inspector for Pickwick Bus Station at Fillmore and Fourth Streets. The project costs 25000 dollars and work will start immediately. The company emphasizes profits from business growth rather than large unit counts and avoids mail orders, relying on exclusive distributors and press power for distribution. Chester H. Watson is the general representative in Marillo, 212 Eighth Street.
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Pickwick
Fillmore
Fourth Streets
mMarillo
Chester H. Watson
Ext
Eighth Street
English Pioneer Millicent Fawcett Sees Suffrage Triumph
Dame Millicent Garrett Fawcett, 81, pioneer nonmilitant suffragist, saw women gain equal voting rights in England. She helped found the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies after her husband Henry Fawcett’s death, guiding legal, parliamentary progress for women’s votes. Her daughter Philippa Garrett Fawcett works with London County Council.
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Associated Press
London
Dame Millicent Fawcett
England
Emily Davies
Girton College For Women
Cambridge
Emmaline Pankhurst
Millicent
Henry Fawcett
Millicent Garrett Fawcett
Millicent Fawcett
Missionary Union to Meet Sunday at Carpenters Hall
Missionary Union No 9 will gather Sunday July 14 at Carpenters hall starting 10 a m. Election of officers will be held during the session.
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Missionary Union No. 9
Carpenters Hall
Democrats Plan State Canvass for Campaign
New York July 13. Democratic National committee members to canvass state by state to size up political lay of the land before the national campaign steps into full swing. John J. Raskob heads the campaign organization while Governor Smith plans to return to Albany with the date of official notification undetermined. Senator Gerry chairs the campaign advisory committee.
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Associated Press
New York
Democratic National Committee
John J. Raskob
General Motors
Smith
Gerry
Rhode Island
Albany
Raskob
Maryland
Herbert Lehman
Schwartz Defends Flyweight Crown in New York Fight
New York July 18 Izzy Schwartz world flyweight champion risks his title in a 12 round bout against Frisco Grande and Buffalo Filippo at Rockaway Stadium weather permitting Schwartz open as 2 to 1 favorite despite Friday the thirteenth superstition
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New York
Jazy Schwartz
Buffalo
Indiana publisher dies in Oklahoma
The body of J. Newton Marsh 85 a former Indiana publisher was being returned for burial near Columbus Indiana where his editorial life began Marsh died here yesterday after retirement with his son William E Marsh of Oklahoma City Marsh spent 80 years in Indiana editorial work and was at one time an aide to the House of Representatives in Washington
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United Press
Oklahoma City
J. Newton Marsh
Indiana
Columbus
Marsh
Wiliam E. Marsh
House of Representatives
Crossword Puzzle Frustrates Solvers on Friday the 12th
The puzzle presents a challenging set of clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Entries reference a striped camel hair cloth and a source of ipecac, with other terms including a tropical tree yielding illumination wax and a dolphin. Additional clues cover verbs, decorations, and common crossword material, all hinting at a difficult, mixed-answer grid.
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Ipecac
Snake-like fish and capuchin monk clues puzzle
A list of cryptic-like clues: Snake like fish capuchin monk To apprehend Neophyte Tree Tiny flap Stunned Suitable Female of the fallow deer Commanded Preparation of vegetables dressed with condiments Scoffa Silver coins used in Italy Mineral spring Constant companion ilk worm Meadow Legal rule Night preceding a holiday.
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Italy
Thomsen Addresses A. B. C. Luncheon at Amarillo Hotel
Rev. R. Thomsen of Central Presbyterian church delivered the feature talk at the A. B. C. club luncheon at the Amarillo hotel at 12 15. Music provided by Little Ham Harrison's orchestra accompanied the event.
Rescue narrative of Nobile and Italia crew in polar rescue
The article recounts the June rescue of General Umberto Nobile and the Italia survivors near Foyn Island. It details Biagi’s radio links, Lundborg’s perilous landings, the Krassin ice-breaker’s rescue voyage, and plans to search for Alpine Chasseurs and missing Amundsen party members with continued operations from Virgo Bay and Northeast Land.
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Umberto Nobile
Einer Lundborg
Foyn Island
Biagi
Italia
Viglieri
Moscow
Samoilovitch
Krassin
Lundborg
Ceccioni
General Nobile
Skyberg
Nobile
Sora
Varming
Vandogen
Chukhnovsky
Finn Malmgren
Cape Platen
Maimgren
Virgo Bay
Roald Amundsen
Mariano
Zappi
First Hand Facts on Russia At Local Church Talk
Mrs Ruth Kennell visiting Moscow and Siberia for six years shares first hand insights on religious education economic and social life in Russia She lived as librarian at the Kremlin and will discuss the status of women and her views on the current government A solo by Mrs Madeira Mancherter will also be performed during the Sunday service.
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Russia
Ruth Kennell
First Congregational Church
Kennell
Epperson
Moscow
Sberia
Kremlin
Madiera Mancherter
Courthouse records reveal multiple deeds and registrations
Courthouse notices list warranty deeds transferring land in Ridge and C C Dist plus various car registrations and building permits. Transactions include Jno J Harden et al to A D Hare for 450 and J J Roberson to W F Nix for 10, with diverse parcels, dates, and values. also Plains Chev and other firms connected to listed owners and addresses.
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Jno
J. Harden
A. D. Hare
Ridge
Annie Way Venable
Robert Howard Venable
A. L. Hamner
J. J. Roberson
Peter Georgantonis
W. F. Nix
Funeral Rites For Sullivan Held Today
George S Sullivan 65 proprietor of the Manhattan cafe died at his home 507 Louisiana street last Wednesday. Funeral services were at Griggs chapel at 3 p m conducted by Rev G L Yates of the First Baptist church. Burial in Memorial Park cemetery. Survived by widow a daughter Mrs Helen Patterson a stepson Foster Neal and granddaughter Rachael Patterson.
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George S. Sullivan
Manhattan Cafe
Louisiana Street
Griggs
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Sullivan
Amarillo
E. Vaughn
A. B. Hall
Ed Fields
W. C. Kenyon
Frank Adkinson
J. M Lewis
Memorial Park Cemetery
Helen Patterson
Foster Neal
Rachael Patterson
The
Christian Church
Modern Woodmen
Veteran Dallas editor George Grassie dies in hospital
George F Grassie 87 veteran Dallas newspaperman died at a hospital in Dallas Texas late Thursday He retired from active work January 1 after twelve years with the Dallas Journal His former home was Wisconsin where he worked on Milwaukee papers and served one term in the Wisconsin state legislature.
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Dallas
Tex
George F. Grassie
Grassie
Dallas Journal
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Markets Report From Kansas City East St. Louis and Chicago Livestock
Market summaries show hogs, cattle, calves and sheep at Kansas City East St Louis and Chicago with mixed changes. Prices vary by class, with hogs mostly higher and cattle ranges and sheep steady, while New York cotton opens easier on liquidation and rain impacts.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
East ST. Louis
Chicago
St Homs
New Orleans Cotton Opens Lower on Rain Doubt
The cotton market opened weak in sympathy with lower Liverpool prices and rain reports in West Texas. First trades dropped 6 to 11 points and the market eased with October at 21.13 and December at 21.10, down 22 to 28 points from the previous close. Trade buying emerged late first hour as weather maps failed to confirm rain forecasts.
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New York
Associated Press
Liverpool
Texan
Texas
Trade and Commission
New Orleans
Privcea
Easielt
Cotton and commodity prices edge higher in mixed trading
Trading was quiet as prices firmed from morning lows with gains in futures for Oct and Dec on demand, while rainfall forecasts capped advances. Liverpool quotes show American grades steady to lower with sales around 4,000 bales and receipts of 3,000. Foreign exchange and stock movements in New York reflect a cautious market setup.
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Liverpool
Associated Press
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Demos Plan
Zzy Schwartz
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Frank Allen
Fairmont
Tony Chisum
Essex
Albert W. Oberste
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McFadden Engineering
W. W. Pearce
Taylor
C. W. Rodgers
Hayden
Ballew-Satterfield
W. F. Siefold
Crockett
Cullum Mtr
Dodge
W. Bivin
Stinnet
Inter Har
A. T. Wood
Pierce
Sadie Ward
Madison
R. E. Snell, Jr
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H. H. Hall
Parker Ave
Jno. Dees. Reppert Lumber
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Bliss
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Curtis
Wright Aero
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
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New York Federal Reserve Bank
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Sterling
James E. Bennett
California Petroleur
Cerre de Pasco Coppe
Chicago, Rock Island
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Crucible Steel
Dodge Motors
du Pont de Nemours
Cone E
Fleischmann Yeast
Freeport-Texas
Pan-American
Phillips Petroleum
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Auteese
Radio Co.v. of America
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Shell Union Oil
Sinclair Cons. Oj
Skelly OU
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
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Texan Corporation
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United States Steel
Victor
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Woolworth
James E. Bennett & Co
Ramona
Polk
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