Russia crisis and Will Rogers on Russia in 1920s era Globe
The Globe discusses Russia's crisis view with optimism about its shift from agriculture to industry. Will Rogers questions capitalists and praises hard work. Hoover notes a wheat debt moratorium could raise prices. Kansas wheat, irrigation, and bank foreclosures loom. Ziegfeld L. and his Follies referenced amid farm mortgage concerns.
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Will Rogers
Russia
New York
Mussia
Rogers
Oklahoma and Kansas oil producers move to shut wells for higher prices
Oklahoma City reports major producers led by Empire Oil and Refining Company and British American Oil Producing Company joining a field wide shutdown. The Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company and Anderson Prichard Oil Co pledge to close wells, seeking $1 per barrel or higher, as Kansas Public Service Commission hints at withholding production.
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Oklahoma City
Empire Oil and Refining Company
Continental Oil Company
Kansas Public Service Commission
Indian Territorylluminating Oil Company
L. H. Prichard
Anderson- Prichard Oil Co
Public Service Commissions
Murray
Oklahoma
National Guard
Cicero I
Famous Indian singer Naswood to headline Albuquerque ceremony
Naswood, a Navajo baritone renowned nationwide, will be one of the headliners at the Indian ceremonial at Jack Hall's ranch Thursday night. He performs traditional and opera repertoire and is acclaimed as a top Indian singer.
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Haske Naswood
Jack Hall
Naswood
Albuquerque
Sterling asserts oil industry in bad fix and calls for laws
Gov. Ross Sterling, first witness in Senate oil probe, says pipeline rates are too high and should be reduced. He notes oil is worth far less than fair value and urges legislative action while opposing extensive government in business. He defends regulated transit charges and questions price spreads across counties.
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Austin
Senate
Ross Sterling
Sterling
Sen
Thomas Pollard
Tyler
Smith
Gregg
Rusk
Upshur
Smith County
Van
Pollard
van Field
Texas
Oklahoma
Humble Company
Gulf Pipe Line Company of Oklahoma
Clue Found in Youths Death in Colorado Springs
Police widen manhunt for killer of 19 year old Buddy Palmer and assault on 18 year old Glenda King. Fingerprint found on windshield of racing car and a green pencil stamped with Herbert P. Streple as clues. Denver and Pueblo detectives mobilize to search yards and hangouts.
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Colorado Springs
U.P
Herbert P. Streple
Colorado
Buddy Palmer
Glenda King
Denver
Platte River
Larimer Street
Pueblo
A A Wins Tourney Of Briefest Names
In Chicago the A A of Chicago claimed the title of the world shortest name after prior contenders from Joy of Torrington and others. The contest drew entries like H P Re, C Sy, E Py, and A A Aaron A who prefers the initials spelling the famed moniker.
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A.A
Chicago
A. A
Joy
Torrington
Connrey
X. Ur
H. P. Re
Coldwater
Mich
J. Ek
Duluth
V. Ek
C. Sy
Fairmount
Minn
E. Py
Farmer
Clinton
C. Au
J. Au
W. Au
Indiana
Ed Py
Newcastle
Indianapolis
Fix Ax
Aaron A
Texas Still Seized by Murray Dares Rio River Bridge
Police seized a 150 gallon whisky still and arrestees after a midnight pursuit in Oklahoma City. Gov Murray cites old Spanish treaties claiming Oklahoma jurisdiction over the Red River banks and threatens action if Texas blocks the Denison bridge.
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Oklahoma City
W. H. Murray
Texas
Red River
Denison
Texas Rangers
Oklahoma
Ross Sterling
Murray
Oklahoma Highway
China urged to unite in war against Japan
The Canton government reported a telegram from Chang Hsueh-Liang on behalf of Chiang Kai-Shek proposing China unite to wage war on Japan. The message urged provinces to send 500,000 troops to the Korean border, but Canton had not yet approved the plan. Chiang would resign as president but stay as commander of Nanking forces.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Manchuria
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Japan
Chiang
Nanking
Officials Cleared Of Liquor Charge
Santa Fe New Mexico July 22. Judge Kennamer ruled the government lacked sufficient evidence to present the six Gallup defendants to a jury. A verdict of acquittal was returned for Reed Holloman H C Deary Henry Glascock C M Rouse Nick Pavletich and Chauncey M Depew.
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Santa FE
N. M
United States
F. E. Kennamer
Oklahoma
Gallup
Reed Holloman
H. C. Deary
Henry Glascock
C. M. Rouse
Nick Pavletich
Chauncey M. Depew
Riots Erupt as Chile Swears In Third Cabinet
In Santiago July 22 riots filled the streets as Chile swore in its third cabinet in under two weeks at 1 A.M. Demonstrators urged cabinet members to decline posts in Francisco Garcias Gana's government while others pelted the house of Liberal deputy Ismael Edwards Matte. A parade-like crowd followed by motor-crowned senoritas added a festive note.
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Santiago
Chile
Francisco Garcias Gana
Ismael Edwards Matte
Liberal Party
German Credit Plan Is Urged by Seven-Power Talks
London July 22 The seven power conference proposes extending a $100 million credit to Germany for three months and urges private banks to keep existing German credits. Berlin Reichsbank begins issuing silver money, raising small change to 30 marks per person, about seven dollars.
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London
Germany
Bank of England
Bank of France
Federal Reserve Bank of the
United States
Bank For International Settlements
Reichsbank
Berlin
Student and Instructor Die in Plane Crash
Charles Stone a 17 year old flying student and Harold Norris 23 the instructor were fatally injured when their plane crashed from about 500 feet in Baxter Springs Kansas. Witnesses said the aircraft dove nose first during the flight last night.
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Baxter Springs
Eas
Charles Stone
Harold Norris
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Regions
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday. West Texas remains generally fair with possible local thundershowers in extreme southwest. New Mexico expected unsettled with probable thunderstorms. Temperatures today ranged from 70 to 92 at 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West
Texas
New Mexico
City Hurries Zoning Action After Vote Passage
Voters approved zoning 315 to 286 as the city commission adopted the ordinance and master map at a Tuesday session. Precinct results showed strongest support in Precinct No 2, with 171 for and 139 against at the Sixteenth Avenue fire station. The measure becomes effective after three weeks of publication, with an emergency ordinance already in force regulating building.
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City Commission
Buchanan Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Central Fire Station
San Jacinto
Ernest O. Thompson
Indians Camp at Tucumcari for Albuquerque Indian Spectacle
Forty full blood Indians with equal numbers of business leaders and New Mexico officials arrive in Tucumcari for a goodwill expedition promoting the First American Indian spectacle to be held in Albuquerque August 18 to 21. They attend Rotary luncheon and stage a two hour ceremonial at Jack Hall ranch with free admission and parking. Notables include former Governor Dillon U S Senator Bratton and Congressman Chavez.
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Tucumcari
Amarillo
New Mexico
Sunshine State
Albuquerque
Rotary Club
Jack Hall
R. C. Dillon
U. S
Sam Bratton
Dennis Chavez
Albuquerque Party
Tuition for 18 and older Texas high school students
State superintendent Marrs said high school students over 18 would pay tuition next year unless lawmakers amend the law. He noted about 23,000 such students enrolled last year and that the Board of Education asked Governor Sterling to introduce the bill. The governor said action would wait for progress on an oil conservation measure.
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Austin
S. M. N. Marrs
Supreme Court
Marrs
Texas
Board of Education
Ross v. Sterling
Reopen Oil and Cotton Rate Structure Quiz
The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened rate structure investigations for cotton and petroleum products for points not fully covered in the original inquiry. Supplemental orders revise cotton and oil rates and revoke publication of compressed in transit rates to Galveston and Texas City from certain Texas points. Houston, Galveston, and Texas City will be treated as a unit for rate making. Helena, Arkansas, denial of Mississippi River crossing classification appears.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Galveston
Texas City
Texas
Houston
Helena
Ark
Sharkey Has 29 Pound Edge Over Walker Tonight
Jack Sharkey will enjoy a 29 pound advantage over Mickey Walker in their 15 round heavyweight bout at Ebbets Field tonight. Sharkey weighed 198 1 2 pounds on the boxing commission scales this afternoon while Walker weighed 169 1 2 pounds.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Mickey Walker
Ebbets Field
Boxing Commission
Walker
Ceremonial of Indians To Be Thursday Night
The Indian ceremonial will be held at Jack Hall's ranch northwest of the city Thursday starting at 7 20 P M. Admission to the grounds is free except for swimming and dancing with free parking. Hopi and New Mexico tribes will perform with the 142 Infantry Band and a 26 piece Hopi band.
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Jack Hall
New Mexico
Arizona
Amarillo
The
Panhandle
142 Infantry Band
Wilburn
Hawk
Giant fossil shocks Amarillo crowds at Castle Cliffs
Dr. E Case of the University of Michigan will lecture on prehistoric animals at the High School auditorium Friday night at eight. The public viewing of the Castle Cliffs fossil drew hundreds of Amarilloans with admission 10 cents supporting the Panhandle Plains Historical Society and museum plans at West Texas State Teachers College. John B McKnight coordinates excavations and transport to Canyon. Texas has appropriated 25000 dollars to be matched locally to fund the museum.
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Castle Cliffs
E. ©. Case
University of Michigan
High School
BE. L. Roberts
Tom Cotten
Floyd Studer
A. Lu Morgan
Case
Panhandle
Attempted assassination targets Bombay acting governor
A student from Ferguson College Poona fired two shots at Sir John Hotson the acting governor of Bombay but both shots missed. The incident occurred in Bombay on July 22.
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Bombay
India
John Hotson
Ferguson College
Poona
Hotson
Gas Firm Fights Ft Worth Action in Condemnation Clash
Lone Star Gas Company filed for an injunction in district court to halt Fort Worth from pursuing condemnation of its local holdings. City voters approved a charter amendment empowering the council to contract for gas supply and issue notes and bonds to finance acquisition.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Lone Btar Gas Company
Port Worth
Lone Star Company
Texas
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International Harvester
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Florida
Griggs Ambulance
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Dollar Oil
I. T. LO
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Probers
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James V. Allred
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Maryland Street
Federal Prohibition
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W. H
South
Texas Highway Department
Sharkey
Berry’s Rug Cleaning
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