Electric dreams and imperial debts in a world of change
The piece compares Arab leadership to European rulers in war and forecasts massive debts and stock moves. It notes AVID COWAN winning $5,000 for a 1920–1950 electricity industry essay, with DuPont eyeing a $450 million stock bonus. It discusses sugar, sugar pricing, and the rise of electricity’s industrial role alongside coal’s continued relevance and a shift to steam in aviation engines. It closes with a note on torrential rains on the Pacific coast and a continuation on page two.
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Dupont Company
Wall Street
Weather forecast and temperatures for Amarillo by hour
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday. Hourly readings show 7 a.m. 68, 8 a.m. 74, 9 a.m. 81, 10 a.m. 82, 11 a.m. 84, noon 88, 1 p.m. 93, 2 p.m. 82, 3 p.m. 84 with temperature extremes last year at 100 and 72 degrees. Charlie Hoover International Lifts.
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Almarillo
Oil Field Railroad Touring Panhandle Discussed in Claude
Fort Worth and Denver officials led by W M Priddy visit Claude to inspect Panhandle oil fields and discuss possible northward railroad links from Claude to Panhandle. The delegation, joined by Wichita Falls oil men and bankers, toured the fields and heard Panhandle citizens tout railroad benefits to Fort Worth and Wichita Falls.
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Leaver
Claude
Panhandle
Eee Panhandle
Whita Falls
Clarity
Defer
W. . Sterley
Wichita Falls
W M. Priddy
American Refining Company
The
Plains Pipeline Company
American Pipeline Company
Wichita Pipeline Company
Denver
Wiechils Falls
Yyene Uusfield
Charity
Priddy
Oil
Dal
M. J. Bashara
W. T. Willis
C Cabiness
Rhea Howard
C. Bullington
W. M. Priddy
P. B. Langford
W. W. Silk
R. H. Waggoner
J . Harrell
Roy Jones
Judge Moore
Three-N Oil Well Near Shamrock To Drill Lower Sand
The Three-N Oil well near Shamrock is expected to drill into the lower sand today. H A and M C Nobles, major investors, are on site watching operations. The well has flowed steadily with heavy gas pressure since drilling into the higher sand earlier in the week and could reach the lower production depth at the current pace.
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Fiel
Shamrock
State rests case in Shepherd murder trial
The state rested its case in the Shepherd murder trial at 12 20 this afternoon and the defense began to present its evidence.
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Shepherd
Associated Press
Chicago
Hts
Teapot Dome ruling upholds Sinclair lease in Wyoming
Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy ruled the Teapot Dome lease to Harry F Sinclair and Mammoth Oil valid and rejected fraud claims. The navy act authorization was found sufficient to develop conserve and operate naval oil reserves with discretionary powers. The government’s aid claims and related financial records were dismissed. Atlee Pomerene vowed immediate appellate action.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
T. Blake Kennedy
Kenaneay
Secretary of the Navy
Kennedy
Vearl Harbor
Portamouth
Sinclair and Doheny
Continental Trading Company
Roy Humphreys
Texas Oil
Sit Lair
Midwest OW Company
Exiibye
Fall
Continental
Compan
Panhandle Ad Campaign Heads to National Real Estate Meet
Amarillo and the Panhandle prepare a nationwide advertising push next week. The Globe’s big edition travels to Detroit with Amarillo Realtors for the National Real Estate Dealers convention. Delegates will receive copies, backed by local Real Estate board support and Panhandle towns strong cooperation.
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Realtors’ Convention
Panhandle
Globe
Detroit
Amarillo Realtors
Santa Fe
T W. Cotten
C. P. Atwood
Bill Askew
W. H. Bryner
Tom Bruner
J. L. Summers
G. 8
Witt
Henry Ansley
Actress in Men's Garb Witnesses First Cook County Hanging
Chicago reports a historic first as Katheryn Du Nooule, an actress, dressed as a man, entered the county jail observing Willie Luis a two time killer. Jail doctor FPW McNamara confirmed her gender and allowed her presence. Luis received one life sentence for the Oppenheim murder and the death penalty for killing a police officer in a subsequent trial.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cook
Willie Luis
Mise Katheryn du Nooule
I. Fpw
Texas Press Association Seeks Retention of Journalism School
The Texas Press association adopted a resolution urging legislators to ensure continued state support for the University of Texas journalism school and keeping Dean Will H. Mayes as head. The measure asks for an adequate appropriation and demand budgetary retention by the governor. Sally will be at the Fair June 22 offering marks and beauty services.
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Associated Press
Tyler
School of Journalism
University of Texas
Will H. Mayes
Texas Press Association
Sally
Jume
Rail schedule changes for Amarillo to affect well trips
Effective Sunday June 28 the Rock Island issues a revised passenger time board for Amarillo impacting through California train No 171 Memphis to Los Angeles renamed No 41 with new departure and arrival times. Eastbound No 112 becomes 42 and westbound No 41 becomes 44, with connections at Tucumcari to Nos 11 and 12. The change aims to improve California train connections and indicate through service between Amarillo and Morphis. In other items the city and water board discuss water supply options, favoring well water and awaiting engineers’ report before action, with a plan to purchase Word and Slaughter sections if needed.
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Rock Island
California
Memphis
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Tucumcari
Aniaville
Morphis
Water Board
City Commission
Lee Bivins
H. A. Nobles
W. H. Fuqua
C. T. Herring
M. C. McCullough
R.B. Masterson
J . Beasley
Tulsa Doctor Flies to Shamrock to Operate on 16 Year Old Boy
Tulsa physician Dr. J W Gooch wires for urgent aid after Oliver Gooch 11 is stricken with appendicitis. Surgeon D L Garrett travels to Shamrock with pilot R F H Phillips, making a 400 mile air flight in three hours. Operation performed six hours after message arrives. recovery expected.
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Shamrock
Rf. WH. Phillips
Okla
O Shamrock
D. L. Garrett
J.W. Gooch
Oliver
Phillips
Willow Springs
Gooch
Garrett
Mes
Linoleum Rugs Free With Globe Want Ads
Bargain day in The Globe want ads offers a free 18 by 36 inch linoleum rug to each advertiser who submits a paid want ad this Saturday. Ads cost 11 2 cents per word with a 30 cent minimum, and runs from 8 to 6. Promote your sale or dispose of unused items.
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Globe Want Ad Department
Paris Chamber backs Painleve government by vote
The Chamber of Deputies approved the Painleve government with a 625 32 vote. The dispatch notes the confidence as a decisive political milestone while the rest of the item references a hotel and storage firm unrelated to the main events.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Painleve
Funeral interrupted as girl believed alive in Wellston
In Wellston Oklahoma on June 19 Miss Bertie West six year old daughter of Solomon West was buried after relatives, thinking she was alive, stopped the funeral at a country cemetery five miles from town. Dr L P Erwin examined the body and pronounced her dead, saying fever caused facial moisture.
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Wellston
Oklo
Bertie West
Solomon West
L. PF. Erwin
Airmmen to Fly for Flaggc Opening Day
Flags, June 19. Airplanes will play a key role in the opening day of the new Danhandle town. Lieut Robert J. Gray and Sam Coffman will arrive early Saturday to take part in the celebration. Daredevil Peasley will parachute from 3,000 feet in the afternoon. An auto caravan from Amarillo will join the event, and John Snider plans a noon meal with eight beeries.
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Danhandle
Robert J. Gray
Sam Coffman
Daredevil Peasley
John Snider
Barbecuuer Deluxe
City gentry urged to boost Amarillo production
Jim Guleke told Realtors at the Hotel Palo Duro luncheon that Amarillo must quit relying on distribution and build its own productive industries to sustain growth. He warned new rail lines could canalize trade away from Amarillo, urging local diversification and water supply measures. Grace Hamilton provided piano selections at the event.
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Amarillo
Jim Guleke
Palo Duro
South Plains
Gulerie
Dalhart
Wichita
La Follette Resting in Own State After Death
The body of Sen Robert M La Follette will travel from Washington to Wisconsin for state in Madison and services. He died of heart attacks after decades as a bold independent leader and opponent of the era’s political forces. President Coolidge and supporters paid tribute as leaders mourned the passage of the famed Wisconsin statesman.
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Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Congress
Bol
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
Madison
Capitol
la Vollette
Coolidge
Follette
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
la Follette
la Follete
Adams of New Haven named Rotary International president
Donald A. Adams of New Haven Connecticut is elected president of Rotary International at the convention in Cleveland. He defeated Paul H. King of Detroit. seven international board members were reelected including Arther H. Sapp Hart I. Seely Harry H. Rogers Dr. Harry Fish Carl Faust Ay EF Greves and Charles Burehe'i.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Donald A. Adams
New Haven
Conn
Rotary International
Paul H. King
Detroit
International Board of Directors
Arthur H. Sapp
Huntington
Ind
Hart I. Seely
Waverly
New York
Harry H. Rogers
San Antonio
Texas
Trucker Shot Dead in Florence Near Georgetown Tex
Georgetown Tex June 19 Char lie Vick a truckman was shot and wounded fatally today on the street in Florence fifteen miles northwest of here He died in less than an hour after being shot Marion Collier operator of a restaurant surrendered to officers who said they would bring him to Georgetown Collier made no statement when he surrendered Vick died without making any statement
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Georgetown
Tex
Charlie Vick
Florence
Here
Marion Collier
Collier
Vick
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