Sabotage Seen in Bursting of Plains Oil Line
A Plains Pipe Line gathering line at Panhandle was plugged, causing bursts and about 500 barrels of oil loss. Company vice president L. P. Chidsey attributed the incident to possible I W W involvement and said a water test was underway with oil to Panhandle expected by Wednesday noon.
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Plains Pipe Line Company
Anhandle
L. P. Chidsey
Panhandle
Texas Company
Chidsey
Panyhandle
Plains Company
Burk Burnett Ranch
Disappearance of A B Rose Stuns Merkel Couple
A. B. Rose 30, of Merkel Texas, vanished after wiring his bank for cash and taking his bride of 30 days to seek work in Amarillo. Police report a 24 hour search finds no trace, with bandit foul play suspected. Rose last called on Willborn Brothers, tank and culvert manufacturers at 113 119 Fillmore Street. They were lodging at the Medford rooms.
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A. B. Rose
Merkel
Tex
Esterday
Rose
Willborn Brothers Comany
Fillmore Street
Protest Expected at City Commission Meeting
A protest against erecting a gun on the East Side is to be presented to the city commission this afternoon. Officials say an injunction may be needed to stop the project. A Lincoln Street nuisance claim over a campground at 909 Lincoln Street will be pressed by local citizens. City inspectors’ reports on milk permit enforcement and city sanitation progress are also due.
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Lincoln Street
Tribute planned for Mississippi blast victims
San Pedro California June 17 civilians will join the navy at funeral services in Tronafield to pay final tribute to the forty eight men killed Thursday in a gun turret explosion aboard the battleship Mississippi. Escorted by armed sailors and police more than forty bodies were taken to the temporary chapel for full naval honors.
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San Pedro
Cal
Navy
Tronafield
Mississippi
Weather Forecast Angers Amarillo Citizenry
A defiant stance toward the forecast emerges as Amarillo residents react to a predicted warm spell. Thermometer readings reached up to 101 degrees today as comparisons show last year’s highs were much cooler.
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McDuff
Amarillo
Macbeth
Solons Stage Free-for-All in State Senate Clash
A riot erupted as Republicans tried to block Lieutenant Governor Toupin from presiding over the New Providence state senate session. Republicans and Democrats clashed with spectators, leaving men and women trampled in the free for all melee.
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Providence
R. L
Toupin
State Senate
New Party Seen Despite LaFollette
At the National Farmer Labor Progressive convention in St. Paul delegates from Texas and Oklahoma attended with 31 state delegations. William Mahoney urged unity to end the reign of the exploiter and said the movement is a working class effort with La Follette as a factor. He cited opposition from leaders and scandals in Washington and noted endorsements received since March.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Miann
la Follette
Farmer-Labor-Progressive
William Mahoney
America
Communists Of All Lands Meet In 5th Congress
In Moscow the fifth congress of the Internationale opens with delegates from sixty countries including the United States Mexico Canada and South America Amid diverse faces and languages the gathering aims to devise methods to proletarize and communize the world The American delegation includes ten youthful communists There are no brass bands galleries or women visitors in attendance.
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Moscow
United States
Mexico
Canada
South America
Grand Opersy House
America
McAdoo Faces Two Thirds Rule at Democratic Convention
W G McAdoo dismisses worry over replacing the two thirds nominating rule with a simple majority as delegates gather in New York. He says the issue is widely discussed but he believes they can win under either rule and has enough backing to prevail. The convention atmosphere focuses on whether the historic rule will be abrogated.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
W. G. McAaoe
Mr. McAdoo
McAdoo
Andrew Jackson
Rodeo Faces London Court Over Cruelty Charges
Five summonses were issued against Tex Austin and other rodeo promoters and cowboys for cruelty to animals in the steer roping contest at Wimbley stadium London. A steer broke its leg and a cowgirl Anita Studernick fractured her collar bone while a steer was shot after horns were torn off. The hearing date is set for June 27 with authorities seeking to stop the event from continuing annually. About 100000 spectators watched yesterday as police kept the arena behind locked doors.
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London
Tex Austin
Wimbley Stadium
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
England
Anita Studernick
Robed men threaten jail in New Jersey disturbance
In Bridgeton New Jersey on June 17 two hundred robed and hooded men stormed the county jail and confronted Ephriam Cuff a Black man recently sentenced to six months for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated Cuff also faces grand jury action over a charge related to his relationship with a white girl A masked man demanded a rope but police arrived and urged the crowd to disperse
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Bridgeton
N. J
Ephriam Cuff
Cuff
Bank Robbery at Marland Bank Near Ponca City
Two unknown bandits held up the State Bank at Marland near Ponca City and escaped with about $9 000 in cash. The incident occurred today as guards or customers were present in the bank. Police are investigating leads and reviewing nearby surveillance.
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Ponca City
Marland
Gray Mare to greet editors at train in Amarillo
Editors gather for three day state press convention in Amarillo with welcomes planned at Fort Worth & Denver depot. Derden's band to perform, editorial band to appear, and a large crowd expected for the arrival of about 175 newspapermen and women.
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Eds
Dave Derden
State Press
Fort Worth
Denver
Derden
Amarillo
Executive clemency urged in Cook mail fraud case
Judge John M. Killetts of Toledo recommends executive clemency for all defendants in the Frederick Cook mail fraud cases except Dr. Cook and E. J. Cox. The recommendation was reported from Fort Worth dated June 17, sent to President Coolidge.
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Fort Worth
Frederick Cook
Dr. Cook
E. J. Cox
President Coolidge
John M. Killetts
Toledo
France 10 Stay in Ruhr Report
Paris report outlines Premier Herriot's cabinet declaration to parliament. It states the Ruhr will not be evacuated until Dawes Act guarantees are in place, calls for rapid ratification of Washington treaties and labor conventions, and seeks peace with Turkey. The ministry supports German disarmament by Allies and the League of Nations with France's security guaranteed under League control.
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Paris
Herriot
Ruhr
Dawes
Wee
Washington
League of Nations
France
U. S. Balloon Down Safely in Gordon-Bennett Race
The Goodyear balloon with pilot W. G. Van Orman landed safely five miles southwest of Amsterdam at 4 30 this afternoon. In Brussels the Gordon-Bennett race saw ten of fifteen balloons land by today with seven still unaccounted for amid ongoing chase and报道.
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Gordon Bennett
Amsterdam
Goodyear
W. G. van Orman
Here
Brussells
Belgian Aero Club
Five Japs Appeal From Demonstration Sentences
Tokio June 17 The five leaders in the demonstration at the Imperial hotel appealed today from sentences after a dance with Japanese and foreigners was broken up by rowdies. Three received three days in jail while two were fined ten yen each.
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Tokio
Imperial Hotel
Khivas Guide Writes to Patrol Leader in Shrine Fraternal Notes
Khivas Guide sends greetings to Patrol Lieutenant C M Best of Kansas City Shriner and J W Ross Leutenant of the Khiva Temple patrol. He notes Best attended the Imperial Council rites and expresses hope to join the Amarillo crowd in Los Angeles next year.
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C. M. Best
Kansas City Shriner
Imperial Council of North America
Rites
J. W. Ross
Leutenant
Amarillo
Los Angeles
Japanese Dealers Boycott U S Made Goods
Electrical supply dealers of Tokio agreed to boycott United States made goods in protest of the new immigration law barring Japanese. The action was announced in Tokio on June 17.
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Associated Press
Tokio
United States
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