Big Panhandle Cattle Meet draws hundreds in Amarillo
Cattlemen flock to Amarillo for the eighth annual Panhandle Cattle Producers association convention with hundreds arriving by train and car. Sessions begin Tuesday with an opening address by Mayor Blasdel and W H Shroyer. a wrestling match between Cal Farley and Billy Londos headlines the athletic program. a joint banquet closes the day with events through the evening at the American Legion and National Guard Armory.
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Panhardle Cattle Producers’ Association
Mission Theater
Rinsdel
W. H. Shroyer
The
Kansas Livestock Association
Farley
London
Cal Farley
Amarillo Welterwaight
Billy Londos
Lubbock
Panhandle Cattle Producers’ Association
Panhandle Hereford Breeders’ Association
Amarillo Hotel
W. T. Cohle
Federated Women's Club
Auditorium
Union Laundry
North Tyler
Panhandle Livestock Producers’ Association
Amarillo
America Legion Home
National Guard Armory
Second and
Fillmore
Four Men Inspect Carson County Oil Field Prospects
H W Blackburn G T Oliver J Ray and B C D Bynum left for the Carson county oil field to observe conditions. Blackburn earlier visited the field and returned enthused, saying prospects brighten daily and the Panhandle is in good shape with oil present in Hutchinson Carson and Gray counties.
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Carson County
H. W. Blackburn
G. T. Oliver
J. Ray
B.C. D. Bynum
Mr. Blackburn
Panhandle
Hutchinson
Carson
Gray
California to Seek Quarantine Changes Over Hoof and Mouth Disease
In Oakland California on March 3 personal appeals will be made to governors of several states to modify the California live stock quarantine. M E Jastrow of Bakersfield and Dr Saim Bennett of the agriculture department travel to states with overly strict quarantines. Cattle valued at 276000 dollars are to be killed due to the outbreak.
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Oakland
Cal
California
M. E. Jastrow
Bakersfield
Saim Bennett
Department of Agriculture
Jastrow
Richardson
You Know Me Al Comes to The Globe Today
The Globe introduces Ring Lardner's You Know Me Al comic strip with Dick Morgan illustrations. Readers are invited to enjoy Jack Keefe and his comical baseball misadventures as the feature sets the tone for new offerings to come.
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Globe Today
Globe
Ring Lardner
Dick Morgan
Lardner
Jack ‘Keefe
Crim Seeks Prosecution of Two Congressmen
Washington March 3 special government prosecutor John W Crim says he will urge President Coolidge to begin criminal proceedings against two congressmen in the veterans bureau case. He returns from Chicago with indictments against Charles R Forbes former veterans bureau head and John W Thompson a St Louis construction official. The grand jury mentions two congressmen but does not name them.
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Washington
John W. Crim
Veterans Bureau
President Coolidge
Crim
Chicago
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
Death of T. B. Austin Aged 63 in Amarillo Home
T. B. Austin 63 was found dead in bed at 1300 Lincoln Street with heart trouble listed as the cause. A carpenter and long-time Amarillo resident, he belonged to Polk Street Methodist Church and Woodmen of the World. Survived by widow, son T. W. Austin and daughter Betty Austin, all local. body held at Friggs undertaking pending relatives’ arrival and funeral plans.
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T. RB. Austin
Lincoln Street
Mr. Austin
Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
Woodmen of the World
T. W. Austin
Betty Austin
Friggs Undertaking
Explosion investigation to begin in Ammonite plant
Middlesex county assistant prosecutors will start probing the Ammonite Company plant explosion that killed at least nineteen people Saturday. Officials say whether others are dead depends on dangers from further blasts and debris heat. Fifteen remain hospitalized and an accurate casualty list is delayed due to loss of company records.
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Nixon
N. J
Ammonite Company
Middlesex County
Hopital
Three Way Tax Scandal Investigation Begins
Washington on March 3 reports a three way probe into a tax scandal possibly tied to figures in the oil affair. The inquiry centers on refunds totaling over 226 million dollars since 1917, with more than 123 million refunded in 1928.
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Washington
Fifty Counties Complete in Mayfield Vote Count
Fifty counties have finished the recount of the Texas Senate race for Democrat Earle B. Mayfield. The commission chair, Senator Spencer, says the remaining days this month will finish the tally, with both candidates asking that no testimony occur until recount completion.
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Mayfield
Washington
Earle B. Mayfield
Texas
Spencer
Education survey of Lubbock schools reviewed
Canyon March 3. B F Frona barger Jr acting head of the department of education of the West Texas State Teachers college and Miss Mary Adaline Lamb associate professor of education are surveying the schools of Lubbock county this week. Many teachers from the West Texas Teachers college assist in the survey statewide.
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Lubbock Schools
Canyon
B. F. Fronabarger, Jr
Department of Education
West Texas
True Story of Woodrow Wilson Part II
The Globe presents a Texas edition installment of David Lawrence's fair portrait of Woodrow Wilson. The narrative aims for evenhanded coverage of the War President's deeds and decisions, avoiding attack or defense as it chronicles his career and era.
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David Lawrence
Woodrow Wilson
Globe
Texas
The
Fort Worth
Woodrow Wilson in College Days and Early Writings
The article recalls Woodrow Wilson as a brilliant Princeton lecturer and president whose early writings Congressional Government and The State became standard texts. It notes his 1903 inaugural address urging Princeton to serve the nation, reflecting his future appeals for humanity.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Princeton
Weather forecast for Amarillo and state turns colder
The weather bureau projects a cloudy night followed by a fair but colder day. Amarillo and nearby areas should see a drop in temperatures tomorrow with general statewide chill due to the frontal system.
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Amarillo
Defense Daugherty Plea Sparks Senate Inquiry Plan
Senators led by La Follette plan a formal inquiry into Attorney General Daugherty. The first focus will be the Bureau of Investigation under William J Burns. Next, FTC complaints accuse the Justice Department of failing to pursue antitrust cases.
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Washington
LaFollette
Senate Committee
Daugherty
Bureau of Investigation
William J. Burns
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Premier Cogul Wounded in Albanian Assassination Attempt
A young student fired six shots at Albanian Premier Cogul in a March dispatch from Scutari. The premier was wounded slightly and the student was arrested after a hard fight. Political leaders are said to be involved in the attack.
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Tome
Cogul
Scutari
Beer bloc forms in House aims 2.75 percent beer law
Washington reports a beer bloc of about 60 congressmen plans to file identical 2.75 percent beer bills this week to legalize beer cider and fruit juices. Vets in Congress expect a Senate push led by Senator Proussard Louisiana as recruits must record their beer advocacy.
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Washington
John Philip Hill
Maryland
Congress
Senate
Proussard
Louisiana
Seaboard
Mrs. Gandler Freed as Friend Takes All Blame
Atlanta March 3 Mrs Asa G Candler wife of the Coca Cola magnate was freed of any charge of occupying a disorderly house. W J Stoddard a businessman who was with Mrs Candler during a police raid admitted responsibility for a bottle of liquor and was bound over to state courts on 500 dollars bond. Cases against Keeling and Mrs Candler were dismissed.
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Atlanta Ga
Asa G. Candler
Coca Cola King
W. J. Stoddard
G. W. Keeling
Keeling
Editor Fined Two Dollars for Parking in The Globe
The Globe editor paid two dollars for improper parking. He pled guilty before Police Judge A L Anderson and received a one year city jail sentence. He was paroled for appearing sad and repentant as the judge quipped about a high forehead.
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the Globe
A. L. Anderson
Sjail Service
Anderson
Cain
Honest Government Needed Says Daniels in 1913 Urgency
Washington March 8 Josephus Daniels former secretary of the navy urged a new government based on common honesty after an oil scandal He spoke amid talk of a Democratic presidential bid but said the present is no time for candidates The public has lost confidence and reform must come from outside the system.
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Washington
United States
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Daniels
Woodrow Wilson
Imperial Turkish Caliph Guarded as He Plans Flight
Constantinople March reports say guards surrounded the Caliph Abdul Medjid Effedi's palace to halt a reported plan to flee to Egypt. Mustapha Kemel pushes Westernization by separating religion from the state as he consolidates temporal and spiritual power.
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Constantinople
Abdul Medjid Effedi
Egypt
Mustapha Kemel
Turkey
Mohammed
M'Donald and Poincare Exchange Diplomatic Notes
Premier Ramsay MacDonald writes to Poincare about British suspicions of France and its aerial floats. Poincare defends France’s policy in a reply. The exchange, a new form of European statesmanship, is seen to improve Anglo French relations. The British and Paris press praise the notes.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Poincare
France
Woondrow Wilson
Plans to speed tax bill through Senate adopted
Washington March 3 A plan to speed the tax bill through the Senate was announced by Sen Smoot chair of the finance committee Open hearings on the measure probably will begin Thursday Mellon will be called to give his opinion after the committee studied the bill The hearings will be short Smoot said There is no intention to duplicate testimony from the House Ways and Means committee Smoot is having printed a copy of the present tax law for comparison with the bill passed by the House This is expected to be finished in time for the opening of the hearings
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Smoot
Finance Committee
Smoot
Mellon
Ways and Means
House
Senate probes Burns in secret code telegrams
Washington March 8 Senate Walsh and the War Department experts testified the McLean code telegrams were deciphered as a Department of Justice code. Burns head of the DOJ Secret Service will be questioned about how McLean obtained the code and about the Mary telegram linking Burns to the investigation. Mrs Duckstein, a former Burns aide, will also testify.
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Washington
Senat Walsh
Montana
War Department
Senate
Ofl
McLean
William J. Burns
Department of Justice Secret Service
Walsh
Department of Justice
Burns
Dueckstein
Mary
Duckstein
Department
Wether
Secret Service
Suit to Cancel Sinclair and Doheny Oil Leases
Washington March 3 Suit to cancel the Sinclair and Doheny oil leases will be filed today or tomorrow by presidential counsel Lee Pomerene. The filing will seek a restraining order to stop further oil withdrawals from naval reserves until the case is decided. Pomerene indicated criminal actions will follow separately.
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Washington
Sinclair
Doheny
Atlee Pamerone
Doheny and Sinclair
Pomerene
Fall
Anti-Corruption Body Planned by Vanderlip
Frank A. Vanderlip announced the possible formation of a Citizens Federal Research Bureau to combat corruption in official circles. He criticized newspapers for not printing all facts about the naval oil lease scandal and said the committee’s formation has already begun. BE L. Doheny defended his companies over two California naval oil leases and referenced William G McAdoo’s senate inquiry remarks.
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New York
Citizens Federal Research Bureau
Frank A. Vanderlip
Torday
Vanderlip
BE L. Doheny
California
William G McAdoo
Senate
Wheeler Reveals Effort to Get Senator Walsh
Senator Wheeler charged parties sought to obtain information on Senator Thomas J. Walsh a Teapot Dome investigator. He offered two letters read into Senate record one from Fred R Marvin editor of the Searchlight department at the New York Commercial asking for Walsh insights. Shields replied Walsh is granite and cannot be trusted to reveal the truth.
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Washington
Thomas J. Walsh
Teapot Dome
Sen. Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Wheeler
E. B. Shield
Billings
Mont
Fred R. Marvin
Searchlight
New York Commercial
Marvin
Tom Walsh
Bill Dunn
Shields
Walsh
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Phebe K. Warner
Claude
T. B. Austin
Wilson
Troubles College
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Alabania
Daily Globe
Mrs. Gandler Freed
Star Company
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