Guardian needed? Tax exempt securities and a nation in talk
A collage of excerpts rails at wealth and government, praising guardians for the people while criticizing constitutional change and evolution debates. It mocks the idea that wealth needs no guardians yet calls for oversight of the rich, and it riffs on education, gender roles, and famous figures as it shifts through opinions and anecdotes.
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Ecretary
Mellon
Collier's
Melion
Lttie Nobodies
Roy Lish
Hig
Lida Tunationardians
Crowe Flays Shepherds Before Jury in Typhoid Case
Chicago June 11. Defense seeks to curb opening by prosecutor in William D Shepherd trial for fatally infecting foster son William Nelson McClintock with typhoid germs. Crowe alleges schemes to seize estate. prosecutor portrays Shepherd as a career con artist tied to Mrs Ama Nelson McClintock and Dr Oscar Olson. Trial pauses after tense exchange over witness scope as Judge Lynch rules on admissibility and opening statements.
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Associated Prast
Chicago
Thomas J. Lynch
Robert Ek. Crowe
Crate
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
William Scott Stewart
Ama Nelson McClintock
Oscar Olson
Crowe
Lynch
Young McClintock
Shepherd
McClintock
Indianapolis
Ind
Kenilworth
North Shore
Kansas
Chienen
Meck
Reichman
Billy
Nto
MacClintock
National University of Sciences
Nares
Farman
Stewart
Mary
Olsen
Lyne
Olson
Weather forecast and temps with contact note
Tonight and Friday will be partly cloudy with highs near 90 and lows around 63. A year ago the extremes were 94 and 65. contact 23238 for marcells and beauty work.
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Marcells
Panhandle to Produce 6 Million Wheat Bushels Says Barlow
Walter Barlow of the Great West Mild and Elevator company announces the Panhandle will yield about 5 to 6 million bushels of wheat this year, with most production in the Central Plains region except Groom. He notes last year’s Panhandle output reached 74 million bushels, and 1922 saw lower figures.
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Texas Panhandle
Walter Barlow
Great West Mild and Elevator Company
Barlow
Central Plains
Groom Territory
Panhandle
Cantonese War Grows in Fury
The Pampanga, a U S gunboat, fired on Bear Whampoa while delivering supplies to a Canton Christian college with no reported casualties. Fighting raged in Canton as rival leaders clashed, river casualties rose, and ten foreign gunboats were in port aiding the wounded.
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Associated Press
Canton
Pampanga
South China Patrol
Canton Christian College
Panpanga
Kwangtung
Mosquito Horde Hits Houston Amid Swamp Wind
A strong north east wind over the San Jacinto swamp lands sent a wave of mosquitoes across Houston. Citizens reported a loud slap ping sound as they battled the intruding swarm, described as the city’s largest in recent history.
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Associated Press
Houston
San Jacinto
Five Men Held After Attack on Oklahoma Miner
Henryetta Oklahoma June 11 five men said to be United Mine Workers were arrested after an alleged attack on Andy Meitus a miner who threatened to accept work at a new mine on the 1917 wage scale. They faced fight charges released on hundred dollar bonds with hearings postponed. Meltng not seriously injured. Col Head asked for state troops as a precaution due to fears of a wider outbreak.
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Associated Dress
Henryetta
Okla
United Mine Workers
Andy Meitus
Meltng
Col. E. L. Head
Oklahoma National Guard
Coolidge Urges Fleet Corp to Handle Ship Sales
President Coolidge proposes to the shipping board that the fleet corporation have full authority to negotiate ship sales while the board retains final approval or rejection of contracts. The move aims to streamline wartime asset disposition and maintain oversight by the government.
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Associated Prtss
Washington
Coolidge
The
Shipping Board
Fleet Corporation
Free blooming geranium plant at Globe Saturday
During the spring fix up around the house Globe offers a free blooming geranium plant to customers who place an ad on Saturday paid in advance. One plant per customer. The offer doubles the value of the ad and plant.
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Globe
Whaley Named C of G Manager by West Texas Chamber
Wichita Falls June 11 More than thirty directors and officers of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce met and unanimously re elected Porter A Whaley manager for the ensuing year R Q Lee of Cisco was named president After Whaley was re elected several department heads were re appointed including Homer D Wade B I Bennett G M Whitaker RR A Highsmith I A Leffingwell S J Cole Mona Rice R D Moor Clara Lively and Inez Lively The proposed budget for the year ending June 1 1926 totals 2104685 with expected receipts from dues advertising West Texas Today and prize exhibits and a 15 rise in receipts for the first five months of 1925
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
West Texas Chamber of Commercce
Porter A. Whaley
R. Q. Lee
Cisco
Whaley
Homer D. Wade
B. I. Bennett
G. M. Whitaker
RR. A. Highsmith
I. A. Leffingwell
West Texas Today
Legislative
Immigration and Exhibition
Open Branch in San Antonio July 1
Ray Lee man, Mineral Wells Chamber of Commerce manager, will move to San Antonio July 1 to head the Southwest bureau of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. Porter A. Whaley announced the plan hoping 1,900 San Antonio citizens join. Fort Worth chapters will total about 1,460 members.
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Associated Preas
Fort Worth
Ray Leeman
Mineral Wells Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Southwest Bureau
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Porter A. Whaley
W T
American government rejects European security pact role
The State Department reiterated that the United States would not be a party to the proposed European security pact and would not be responsible for it in any way.
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Washington
State Department
Informanis
Treasury certificates oversubscribed threefold
Washington June 11 subscriptions to the treasury latest issue of certificates of indebtedness totaling about 125000900 were three times the amount asked for. The subscriptions closed last night.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Treasury
Desperado game ends in accident death of 12 year old girl
At a Coke County farm eight miles north of Robert Lee Norma Grace McKinney 12 died when an unloaded shotgun carried by 11 year old Clift McKinney discharged during a game of desperado His sister 14 tried to help but collapsed. sheriff Hawley Allen held an inquest returning accidental death verdict.
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San Angelo
da McKinney
Robert Lee
Coke County
Norma Grace McKinney
Clift McKinney
Clift
Norma Grace
Cliff
Hawley Allen
Gas encountered in Globe well near Shamrock
Shamrock June 11 The Globe oil well nine miles northwest of Shamrock is being moved back after gas was encountered and drilling preparations proceed. The well lies near Whittington No 2 and Three N Oil near the Globe has reported added gas flow. China Flat well eight miles southeast shows more oil and Shamrock field developments are expected to accelerate in the next forty eight hours.
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Shamrock
Globe Oil Well
Whittington No. 2
Three N Oil Company
Globe
China Flat
Wheat Talks in Panhandle Promotes Summer Fallow
Farmers in the Santa Fe Sugarland district heard专家 J. D. Tinsley urge soil fertility and crop diversification. Emphasizing summer fallowing, rotation, and early seed bed prep, speakers cited higher yields and lower costs. The Panhandle plan aims for three crops yearly with wheat, cotton, and feed crops in balance.
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Southwest
Panhand
United States
Taing Settin
M. Bainer
Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association
Sewell Drug Company Moves to New Location
Sewell Drug Company will relocate to 404 Polk Street in Sewell. Owner and manager announced leasing the former Mellioy's Number 2 building and moving from the Hotel Paro Paro soon. New fixtures ordered and the store to be greatly enlarged to handle increasing business. opening date not announced.
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Sewell Drug
Polk Street
al Sewell
Mellioy
League session closes with tax evasion and trade talks
Geneva reports the League of Nations council wrapped up with plans for a November international parliamentary conference on commerce. A parallel gathering will draft a treaty on inland waterways tonnage and experts from many countries including the United States will discuss tax evasion and double taxation.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
United States
Viscount Poulet Forms New Belgian Cabinet
Viscount Poulet today succeeded in forming a new Belgian cabinet. The report appears in Brunesels on June 11 with AP attribution. Sally is noted to be at the Fair on June 22 and an appearance at the Mission Coffee Shop, 915 Polk Street, is mentioned along with a reference to the Amarillo Hotel.
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Associated Press
Brunesels
Viscount Poulet
Sally
Polk Street
Amarillo Hotel
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Abel
Association of British School Masters
Abraham Lincoln
Jack Dempse
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W. W. O’brien
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Regnar Luncthon
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J. Virgil Moore
Moore-Poston Company
Henry S.torch
Amarilo
Allen Barly
Southwest Laundry Allied Tradesmen
Southwest Laundry Owners Association
George Lindsay
Lindsay
Oklahoma
American Warehouse Company
the Panhandle
S. J. Cole
West Texas
J. S
European Security Pact
Smarillo
Santa Fe
Board of City Development
Specia
Pampa
Miami
Higgins
Canadian
J. D. Tinsley
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Acre
Tiam
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Joe Kelichor
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Sewell Drug Company
Belgium
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