Pacific Coast Promoted as Western Frontier and Future Hub
A San Francisco based promotional piece extols the Pacific coast as a future world center, detailing growth across Oakland and the region's vast resources. It highlights San Francisco banks, rail links, and potential for industrial power, urging travel to witness the frontier of American development.
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Bret Harte
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Cuarene
California
Athens
Rome
I Finople
Atlanta
Icifio
Pacific
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United States
America
Bank of Italy
Giannini
Oakland
Bay
Pacific Coast
Jury returns two verdicts after 70 hours in famous trial
The jury found Thomas W. Miller guilty of conspiracy but reported no verdict for former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty in the Daugherty Miller case. Miller faces up to two years and a $19,900 fine. Daugherty’s indictment was left for Judge Knox to rule. The case involved alleged fraud related to $7,000,000 from impounded American Metal shares. Aaron Sapiro said an appeal would be filed. Miller, a World War II lieutenant colonel, is the son of a former governor.
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Associated Press
New
York
Daugherty- Miller
Thomas W. Miller
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Miller
United States
American Metal Company
Emory R. Buckner
Knox
Noile
Aaron Sapiro
Brackenridge and Reagan Triumph in IIL Tournament Opener
Brackenridge of San Antonio defeated Blum 24 to 20 in College Station to open the state interscholastic league basketball tournament. Reagan of Houston Heights beat Kirkland 29 to 23 in the same event, advancing to next matches.
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Blum High School
Brackenridge
Denton
Associatas Prasad College
Texas solon found dead in bed in Austin
A. J. Durham of Sabinal was found dead in his room in Austin shortly after 10 today with a prior heart attack last night. An inquest was held and verdict listed death from natural causes. A house committee was tasked with funeral arrangements.
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A. J. Durham
Sabinal
Bobbitt
Weather Forecast Amarillo and West Texas Update
The Amarillo forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures. West Texas will be mostly cloudy with occasional rain and a warmer night. Temperature extremes listed: 538 and 29, compared with 66 and 88 a year ago today.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Youth who charges Alaska mining plot in grand jury plea
R. Ratliff of Purcell Oklahoma testified before the grand jury claiming a conspiracy to defraud him of rights in an Alaska copper mine worth millions. He seeks rearrest of William F. Deaner in San Francisco on forgery charges after a prior arrest and release on a hot check case.
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R. Ratliff
Purcell
Oklahoma
William F. Deaner
San Francisco
Justice Court
Ratliff
Oklahoma City
Leo Sparks
Associated Press
Deaner
New Mexico
Arizona
Holy Grail myth may rest in Toledo museum
The Toledo Museum of Art may house the Holy Grail. Blake-More Goodwin and J Rendal Harris discuss a blue Syrian glass cup donated by Edward Libbey. Harris notes inscriptions echo Jesus words to Judas, suggesting the cup could be the legendary Grail.
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Toledo Museum
Associated Press
Toledo
Toledo Museum of Art
Blake-More Goodwin
Iquores
J. Rendal Harris
Rylands Library
Manchester
England
Edward D. Libbey
Harris
Jail Father in Explosion Case in Pittsburg Kansas
Earl Mayberry was arrested in Pittsburg on murder charges for the February 8 explosion that killed his two children Florence Marbel and Earl Robert. He pleaded not guilty and is held on $10,000 bond. A coroner's inquest described a web of improper relations involving Mayberry, his estranged wife Lena Mayberry, and barber Harvey Davia as context for the case. A preliminary hearing is set for March.
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Florence Marbel
Earl Robert
Hery
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Girard
Lena Mayberry
Mayberrys
Harvey Davis
Davia
Rare coins missing from Dr Walker's office raid
Thieves ransacked Bertillon files and forced or blew open safes in Amarillo downtown. Frank B Salter's bank offices and R Garner's workspace were entered. no loot found at Salter's due to an inner lock. Detectives recovered a half burned dragette with a fingerprint while Dr R M Walker's East Fifth Street office was also targeted.
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Frank B. Salter
Amarillo National Bank
R. Garner
Bertillion
Ed Holloway
R. M. Walker
East Fifth Street
Yeggs
Day Law Measure Signed by President
Washington March 4. President Coolidge signs several bills during closing hours of the session including a prohibition re organization measure. The act creates separate bureaus for prohibition enforcement and customs in the treasury department and places prohibition agents under the civil service. Watch the Fasex Super Six at the Amarillo Hotel in Famous For Food.
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Associated Press
Washington
President Coolidge
Prohibition Enforcement
Customs
Treasury Department
Civil Service
Globe contest winners and prizes announced this week
Reporters at The Globe note lower morale as many amateur submissions flood the contest for local stories. This week’s winners include John B. Glynn for best story and prizes awarded to C B Chesshir and 807 Madison avenue recipient Buchanan street, with Mrs E Winch also honored.
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Mrs Richards to Visit Old Home
Mrs Mattie Richards, once living in North Amarilla, suffered an foot cancer and sought further treatment at Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota to avoid foot amputation. The Globe organized editorials and funds from readers and groups, enabling a Mayo trip ticket dated May 19 1925.
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Globe
Mattie Richards
Amarilla
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo’s
Amarillo Man Survives Dragging by Auto at Fourth and Taylor
Ratcliff, owner of the Triple A news stand at 11% East Fourth, narrowly escaped death when a car struck him at Fourth and Taylor streets last night. He was dragged about two hundred feet, clothing torn, but sustained only minor injuries and declined medical treatment.
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Triple A
East Fourth Street
Denial on Recall of Mexican Ambassador Tellez
Washington officially denies the United States demanded the recall of Ambassador Tellez of Mexico. The note exchange remains secret, with no official statement on the purpose of his Mexico City visit or the notes involved. Officials admit many notes pass between governments daily, but details remain unavailable.
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Washington
State Department
Tellez
Mexico
Maxlea City
Teller
Grew
Mexico City
Frost Wipes Out Crops In Everglades Past Miami
The Associated Press reports a deep frost affected crops as far inland as ten miles from the east coast and Homestead thirty one miles south of Miami. Tomatoes, a major Everglades crop, suffered heavy loss while coastal growers saw little damage. Ice formed in the Everglades and the temperature at 1 a.m. was 28 degrees, according to meteorologist R W Gray.
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Homestead
Miami
United States Weather Bureau
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R. W. Gray
United States
Gray
Tarpon Inn Destroyed by West Coast Florida Fire
Tarpon Springs hotel, the Tarpon Inn, a leading west coast Florida resort, was destroyed by fire with an estimated loss of 160000 dollars. There were no fatalities or injuries.
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Associated Press
Fla
Tarpon Inn
Prorida
Borger Report: Buick Roadster Stolen From Downtown
D C Johnson of 1108 Harrison reported his Buick roadster stolen from a downtown Borger street yesterday afternoon around 8 o clock. Police investigated the theft and sought witnesses to identify any suspects.
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D. C. Johnson
Harrison
Borger
Deficiency bill wasted as Congress adjourns
Congress closed with the 95 million deficiency bill failing to pass and other items like alien property, rate revision, and 19 million for a new public building program also sent to the waste basket. Filibuster blocked Reed of Missouri's campaign fund extension as vice presidents and sergeants at arms kept order on a tense floor.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Camepaign
Hawes
Central High student Herbert Willett takes own life
Washington March 4 Herbert Willett 18, a student at Central High School, shot himself in the school corridor. His mother, a teacher at the same school, was nearby and heard the shot. motive is unknown.
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Washington
Herbert Willett
Central High School
Auto Dealers Hear National Association Leaders
Two hundred fifty Amarillo and Panhandle automobile dealers and salesmen attended a banquet at the Amarillo hotel last night. H. D. Bullock and R. O. Amadon of the National Automobile Dealers' Association spoke on industry problems. Diamonds re-mounted while you wait. The Diamond Shop, 811 Polls.
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Amarillo Hotel
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R. O. Amadon
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
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