Moody to Speak in Waco Tonight on Amendments
Gov Dan Moody heads to Waco for a mass meeting endorsing four proposed state constitutional amendments. He will speak at 8 pm on the courthouse lawn after a 4 pm arrival and a 6 30 pm dinner at the Raleigh hosted by the Bar association. Former AG John Maxwell to introduce him.
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Associated Press
Waco
Dan Moody
Raleigh
Bar Association
J. RB. Rogers
Moody
McLennan County
John Maxwell
Cisco
Charges of Immorality Denied in Beny Colony Case
Former members of the House of David colony deny charges of immorality amid defense of "King" Benjamin Purnell in Benton Harbor Michigan. Daniel Murphy and Winifred Murphy Baushke cite Eliza Murphy’s health and lack of forced marriages while denying divinity claims and assault allegations against Purnell during testimony.
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United Press
Benton Harbor
Mich
House of David Colony
Benjamin Purnell
Eliza Murphy
Daniel Murphy
Winifred Murphy Baushke
Murphy
Eliza
Winifred Murphy
Purnell
King
Ben
Winifred Murphy Baushkre
Amarillo Post Office Seeks New Stations and Expanded Facilities
The postal service plans 15 600 square feet of floor space for two new stations in Amarillo with five to ten year leases. North Amarillo will hire two clerks two city carriers and one rural carrier with 500 lock boxes and full postal facilities. San Jacinto station will employ four city carriers two clerks one rural carrier and similar accommodations. Postmaster Kenyon notes a 1927 receipts rise of about 35 percent from 1926 and expects further increases beyond last year’s total. He aims to establish stations soon and cites a $45 000 annex as a major improvement.
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W. C. Kenyor
North
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Page
Final Pleas in Sacco Vanzetti Case Up Monday
Boston July 21 Final arguments in the Sacco Vanzetti inquiry will be heard by Gov Alvan Fuller s advisory committee starting Monday The indication is that the independent investigation has completed interviewing witnesses and will report soon If the governor acts against them Sacco and Vanzetti likely face execution next month for a South Braintree holdup murders more than seven years ago
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United Pree
Boston
Sacco-Vanzetti
Alvan T. Fuller
State House
Fuller
Sacco
Vanzetti
South Braintree
Mexican officials inspect Torreon water wells with Sullivan rep
A party from Torreon Mexico led by E. Jady of Sullivan Machinery and city leaders including Mayor Lee Bivins and Harve Avery visited the Word ranch water site to inspect the air life pump installed in the wells. They will study the sanded condition affecting water supply and seek remedies.
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Torreon
Mexico
Jady
The
Sullivan Machinery Company
Lee Bivins
Harve Avery
Word Ranch Water
Tor‘reon
Famous Detective Is Judge of Fair Races
J Frank Norfleet, a renowned rancher detective, serves as a judge at the Tri State fair race track this week. Known for tracking criminals across the nation and into Canada and Mexico, Norfleet lives in Hale Center and has owned fast horses.
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J. Frank Norfleet
Tri-State Fair
Norfleet
Canada
Mexico
Hale Center
County Treasurer Resigns Amid Fund Embezzlement Probe
Roy Brascher Lake county treasurer resigned today while under charge of participating in a conspiracy to embezzle the county of about 100000. A special grand jury is weighing the conspiracy charge and Brascher asked for immediate relief. Four other men including Mr Nye of Wichita Kansas and Howard Martin of Brownsville Texas are named in the alleged scheme.
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Associated Press
Waukegan
Roy Brascher
Lake County
Board of
County Supervisors
Brascher
Ofr. Nye
Wichita
Kansas
Howard Martin
Brownsville
Texas
Man's Body Found Floating in City Park Lake
Unidentified man, fully clothed, was found dead in City Park lake by park boatman Elmer Kolka. A signet ring with initials J. M was found on the left hand. Deputy coroner George H. Bostick said the victim had been dead about seven hours and is believed to have died by suicide.
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United Press
Denver
City Park Lake
Elmer Kolka
Park Boatman
J. M
George H. Bostick
Professor Wilson Absent After Voyage From Chicago Search
Prof Wilson is missing after boarding a steamer en route possibly to Canada. Authorities found his Baylor University diploma and a $5000 life policy among his belongings. His son H G Wilson learned of the news at church and notified family. Mrs Wilson remains hopeful for further details as papers are sent to Amarillo.
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Canada
Wilson
Houston
Waco
Prof. Wilson
Bryan
Baylor
H. G. Wilson
Central Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Sandino Aims to Capture Tiscapa Fortress in Managua
Reports from Managua say Sandino, despite heavy losses at Ocotal, seeks to seize Tiscapa fortress that dominates the city now held by Marines. Intercepted messages claim he defies U S policy and vows to defend constitutionalismo, while Moncada accuses him of ransom and murder after the peace.
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Managua
Nic
Ocotal
Sandino
Tiscapa
Tiscaps
San Fernando
United States
Adolfo Diaz
Nicaragua
Juan Sacasa
Sandinos
Chilpote
Moncada
Henry L. Stimson
Coolidge
Monoada
Monenda
Dempsey Sharkey Fight Draws Record Interest and Bets
Prefight buzz builds around the Dempsey Sharkey heavyweight bout as 48 000 seats expected to sell for up to 150 dollars each or fans tune in by radio. Odds shift with Dempsey the favorite. weigh-ins planned with Dempsey near 190 pounds and Sharkey about 194.
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Yankes
Hickard
Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Sharkey
Sailor
New York Boxing Commission
Jack Kearns
Fireman Killed in Lake Boating Mishap Near Dallas
Grover L. Grabb a city fireman was killed when struck by a motor boat propeller after a collision with a skiff at White Rock lake. Fireman G C Edwards also aboard jumped overboard but survived the crash. The boat owner Jess Illingsworth reported the incident.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Grover L. Grabb
White Rock Lake
Grabb
G. C. Edwards
Jess Illingsworth
Illingsworth
Edwards
City Opens Water Deposit Drive Ahead of August Rush
The city water department began accepting retired deposits early with more than 100 people paying by noon and lines forming. Officials said deposits average about $3, near two months’ bills, and discounts may apply as rates drop.
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Water Department
Southwestern Public Service Company
Betting Probe Enters Court Inquiry Over Oklahoma Booth
Investigators seized Tuesday afternoon in a probe tied to a betting booth at the Tri-State Fair. C H Amacker denies the fair association participated, while a witness says 20 percent of gross receipts would go to the fair. The system uses fixed odds with Horsemen's Donation Tickets, similar to pari mutuel, distributing winnings after expenses and association take.
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C. H. Amacker
Tri-State Fair Association
Oklahoma
Racing Association
Bottles Globe Trotters Go Missing Worldwide
A post holiday census reports milk bottles travel globally as picnickers leave thousands behind. A protection society uses detectives to recover bottles with 824000 saved last year. Holloway museum houses bottles from Shanghai New York South America and more. Over 2 million bottles are lost annually worldwide. For stain removal bend fabric over a bowl and pour boiling water from ten inches.
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London
Holloway
England
Milk Vessels Recovery, Ltd
Shanghai
New York
South America
South Africa
India
France
Stuffed Cucumbers with Fresh Veggies and Cheese Dressing
Small cucumbers halved and hollowed, filled with a fresh vegetable mix, then topped with a French dressing cheese flavored coating. This appetizer combines crisp cucumber shells with a creamy vegetable filling and savory cheese accent.
Rotary delegates report at Amarillo hotel luncheon
Fred Bone and Tom Nabers, delegates of the Rotary club, reported on the International convention in Ostend Belgium during a noon luncheon at the Amarillo hotel today.
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Rotary
Fred Bone
Tom Nabers
Rotary Club
Ostend
Belgium
Amarillo Hotel
Aimee Semple McPherson Rushed Home After Temple Burglaries
In Los Angeles two burglaries at Angelus Temple prompted Aimee Semple McPherson to hasten from Alton Illinois where she led a revival. Minnie Kennedy said embezzlement threats were unfounded though leadership strain was hinted.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Angelus Temple
Temple Board
Aimee Semple McPherson
Alton
Illinois
Minnie Kennedy
Temple
Four Square Gospel
Aggie Workers Head to Annual Meet
B F Bennett head of the agricultural department of the Board of City Development J F Ford his assistant and Miss Izora Clark county home demonstration agent will head to College Station for the annual short course for county agricultural and home demonstration workers and farm people from across the state. Local county officials will be absent about two weeks. Joining them are Mr and Mrs Jim Ware their son Charles Miss Alice Klinke and Mrs L M Patton winners in county contests.
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B. F. Bennett
Agricultural Department
the Board of City Development
J. F. Ford
Izora Clark
College Station
Jim Ware
Charles
Alice Klinke
L. M. Patton
Smoot Visits White House in Surprise Summer Stop
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah and chair of the Senate Finance Committee arrived at the Summer White House unexpectedly during July. The Utah Republican had predicted an early congressional session prior to his visit.
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Associated Press
Rapid E
Senator Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
White House
Amarillo Bivins Flying Club Postpones Meeting
The Amarillo Bivins Flying Club postpones its regular meeting tonight due to the Dempsey Sharkey fight, per club officials.
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Amarillo-Bivins Flying Club
Otto Missing Key to Unusual Horse Race Payouts
The report notes a nonstandard pari mutuel style with no disclosed expense deductions. It shows $3 paid on a $2 winner ticket and $83.60 on another, leaving unclear how wagers on each horse affected payouts. The search centers on the missing horse named Otto as the potential explanation.
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Otto
Dust Vols id 4 of Edgar a Guest
A brief verse reflects on enduring friendship and shared life, noting sun and shade, tears and laughter, and a steadfast single purpose as years pass. The lines convey resilience through hardship and growth alongside Edgar A. Guest.
Delegates Clash Over Cuba Telegram At Labor Congress
At the Pan American Federation of Labor meeting in Washington the Cuba telegram from President Machado drew fire as Richardo A. Martinez urged striking it from the records citing oppression. William Green defended keeping the telegram, while Matthew Woll stated it does not bind the congress to Machado. The group awaits a Nicaragua clash proposal from the resolution committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Machado
Cuba
Pan- American Labor Congress
Richardo A. Martinez
Venezuela
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Martinez
Matthew Woll
Congress
Pan- American Federation of Labor
Latin America
Nicaragua
Sandino
Kansas City Livestock Market Report July 21
KANSAS CITY cattle 38 000 and calves 800 with mixed trends across categories. Hogs 4 000 steady to 10.40 top. sheep 3 000 steady with Arizona lambs at 18.00 and best natives at 12.60. Fort Worth notes hogs 1 600 steady to 10.65, cattle 1 800 steady with calves, and lambs 10.00 11.00.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Arizona
Kansas
Fort Worth
Livestock Report From Oklahoma City Auction July 21
Oklahoma City livestock prices show cattle 800 head with no steer offerings. Choice heifers around 9.00 to 10.25, fat cows 6.50, fat dealers 2.00. Hogs steady to lower with top around 10.50.
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Oklahoma City
Associated Press
Livestock Markets Reports From St Louis and Chicago
Hogs at St Louis top 10.90 with 10,000 head traded and cattle 2,000 steady led by native steers at 11.70 and westerners 12.25. sheep 2,500 with fat lambs up 25c to 13.00 and fat ewes 4.50 to 25.50. Chicago hogs 30,000 top 8.40, cattle 7,000 higher on fed steers, vealers 12.00 to 13.00, lambs 14.00 to 18.75, natives 13.50, fat cows 6.00 to 7.00. Wheat firm as weather and Canada damage buoy markets. corn and oats firmer with gains in oats and yellow corn. Wheat No 2 red 1.42 1/2, No 2 hard 1.42 1/2, corn No 2 yellow 1.03 1/4 to 1.04, oats No 2 white 0.99 1/4 to 1.00 1/4.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
East ST. Louis
Chicago
Europe
Canada
Kansas City Grain and Poultry and Foreign Exchange Summary
Kansas City grain prices show No. 2 hard wheat at 1.82 to 1.57 dollars, No. 2 red wheat 1.38 to 1.39, corn No. 2 white 0.99 to 1.01, No. 2 yellow 1.02 to 1.04, oats No. 2 white 0.47 to 0.52, No. 8 white 0.46 to 0.51. Poultry alive steady in Chicago. Foreign exchange in New York firmer with Great Britain at 4.85 to 4.84, France 8.91 to 16, Italy 5.48, Belgium 13.89, Germany 23.15 to 14, Tokyo figures note.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Kansas
City
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Tokyo
Old Tack's Blueprint for a Bigger Amarillo
A campaign style program listing aims for Amarillo including lower utility rates, expanded parks, a municipal pool and golf course, safer traffic with viaducts and terminations of crossings, and emphasis on livability and attracting industries. It calls for public improvements such as storm sewers, Bivins lake access, and extended bus routes.
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Bivins Lake
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Butter and Eggs Prices Report from Chicago Markets
Butter and eggs data from Chicago market notes show higher butter with various grades and creamery extras around 40, standards near 89, extra firsts near 38 39, firsts about 36 3/4, seconds 34 35 1/4. Eggs unchanged.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Potatoes and bonds report from Chicago and New York
Potatoes dull with Virginia barrel Irish cobblers at 8.50 and 3.90. Kansas and Missouri sacked Irish cobblers at 1.60 and 184. U S bonds quotes show Liberty 34s at 100.27 and various 4s trading around 100.10 to 108.10 with related issues.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Virginia
Kansas
Missouri
U. S
New York
Liberty
Irregular Opening as Stocks Rally on Key Names
The New York market opened irregularly with Eastman Kodak Purity Baking Co Timken Roller Bearing and National Dairy Products climbing to new yearly peaks. Dupont rose about 2 percent to a high around 261 and other leaders included American Steel Foundries Allied Chemical Gabriel Snubber and Radio Corp as oil shares showed mixed moves amid price shifts. General Motors strengthened to 214 a new high, while Pan American and the B shares fell modestly.
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New York
Associated Press
Stok
Eastmap Kodak
Nationa
Dupont
American Steel Foundry
Allied Chemical
Gabriel Snubber
Radio Corporation
Eastman Kodak
General Motors
Movin
Pan American
Rusty radiators receive oil treatment for rain protection
A simple maintenance tip recommends wiping rusty radiators with an oiled cloth to prevent rusting in wet weather, noting the method remains useful even on painted surfaces.
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