Wanamaker dies at 64 as business and aviation pioneer
Obituary notes Rodman Wanamaker, 64, head of the Wanamaker firms in New York Philadelphia and Paris, who helped build a great fortune and financed early airplane development. The column also cites market chatter, California road spending, and distant political and spiritual topics in a broader column segment.
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Paris
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Weather forecast summary for multiple states
The forecast calls for tonight and Tuesday to be partly cloudy and cooler across West Texas Northwest and North Central Texas. Louisiana Arkansas and Oklahoma expect mostly cloudy skies with possible showers in spots and cooler temperatures. Winds on the coast shift to light to fresh southerly or westerly.
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Rail line extension to Grover sparks immediate construction
Authority grants extension of the Amarillo-Liberal Rock Island line from Stinnett to Grover in Hansford county. Construction to begin by April 15 with bids open and work starting along the 35 mile route. The project aims to reach Grover by late summer or early fall, boosting grain country growth and Amarillo development.
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Auto Club Heads Offer Marking Plan
Directors of the Panhandle Auto club will appear before county commissioners at 2 PM to seek approval of the federal highway marking program through Potter county. Federal markers will be placed along highways 164 385 and 870 with steel signs for numbers and safety signs for left and right turns.
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Dave Derden Band Opens Tonight at B and B News Stand
Dave Derden and his group perform this evening at 7 30 o clock starting at the B B News stand to open the News Globe Auto and Style show with a snappy program of band music for the audience.
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Montserrat Landslides Threaten Santos After Quake
Large fissures open in Montserrat causing massive boulders and earth to tumble toward Santos. Rescue workers brace for more damage as aftershocks slow efforts. over 100 bodies recovered from Saturday's disaster among an estimated 200 victims. Authorities order residents to evacuate.
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Teapot G. O. P. Story Barred by Bureau
A teapot G. O. P. story was barred by officials, but a detailed note describes the distribution to United Press. The report outlines censorship steps and the impact on news circulation.
Ask Mellon Resign Demand Emerges From Senate
In Washington on March 12 the Senate heard calls for Secretary of the Treasury Mellon to resign after his Saturday night admission of knowledge about the Henry Sinclair campaign contributions. Senator Norris urged Coolidge to demand Mellon’s resignation, while Senator Robinson condemned Sinclair’s $169,000 gift as "the price of Republican treachery to the nation."
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Republican campaign contribution tale unfolds before Teapot Dome panel
A United Press report details Harry Sinclair’s campaign contribution within the Republican drive as the Teapot Dome committee plans to summon key GOP figures including chairman William M. Butler former chairman Will Hays and possibly Secretary Andrew Mellon for testimony.
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Texas Financier Dies Re The & at ad Doman i
Woodley Day Sherwood Sr., 63, senior member of Sherwood and Lamb, died at his home at 2316 San Jacinto Street in Houston on Sunday at 12 25 p m The firm was prominent in Texas finance with civic ties and long standing local presence.
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Byrnes Admits Axe Slayings in Texas
Newton Byrnes confessed in Sulphur Springs to an attack on Mrs. W J Juergens her daughter Myrna and Mrs Juergens mother Rose Schirra. Bodies were found in their San Angelo home yesterday. Byrnes spoke before Sheriff Bur Hewitt Deputy White Sheriff Frank Flippen and County Attorney Emmett Thornton. The statement was read publicly and Byrnes confirmed its accuracy. He cited a Saturday dispute over a check signed in the victim’s name.
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Campaign Log March 12 Highlights Candidates
Former Governor Frank C Lowden says the campaign issue is economics not prohibition. James R Howard praises Hoover for farm aid. William Green notes Smith and Hoover as outstanding candidates but says predictions are premature.
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Ranger captain accuses reward ring of framing bank holdups
Texas Ranger Captain Frank Hamer alleges a “reward ring” frames bank robberies over a $5,000 reward for dead robbers. He claims black and white proof shows a ring member helped claim rewards in at least two cases, and says he will issue a signed statement.
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Fort Worth Man Seeks Office of Governor
Fort Worth attorney and ranch owner Louie J. Ward announces candidacy for Texas governor. Platform includes universal education funding, strict crime enforcement, higher prison rewards, and high priority on highways with four elected district commissioners. Also favors tax reduction, union labor, bond issuance limits, and gambling prevention on farm product prices.
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Hickman Begs Prison Term Beginning Tuesday
William Edwards Hickman, sentenced to hang for the Marian Parker murder, will start life imprisonment for the Ivy Tome killing as he enters San Quentin. Welby Hunt, his confederate, was convicted with Hickman and faces life after a new trial motion.
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New Well in Gray County Reports Oil Flow
A newly discovered well in Gray County near the Towers pool shows initial oil flow. Delaney et al No 6 Jackson reportedly produced 140 barrels per hour for two hours then 1 400 barrels in about fifteen hours with a 2415 foot showing and drilling below 2900 feet in section 44 block B 2 with a slight extension south of the Towers pool.
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President Lincoln Liner Survives Pacific Storm
The Dollar liner President Lincoln docked at 9 am after riding out one of the worst pacific hurricanes. From Seattle, fears for crew and venues filled Sunday as Captain Jones steered the ship to safety through the violent seas.
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Few Days Left to Get Dictionary With One Coupon
A public notice urges readers to obtain the new dictionary before the week ends. It states that only one coupon plus a small distribution cost is required and warns the edition will end this week. March 17 is the final day. 98 cents covers the purchase.
Dismissed on Death Charge in Saley Case
Six months after arrest, murder charges against Jack Davis and Clayton Tontz were dismissed for insufficient evidence. They were slated to face trial in district court for the September killing of Leo J. Laley, Amended to await word from El Paso and Stinnett officials on related cases.
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Seth Orondoff
Nicholas Troetter
Bilery Roberts
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Laley
Mildred Stringer
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Amarillo
Margaret Mitchell
Mitchell
St. Louis
Desk Installed To Aid Water Patrons
The city places a help desk in the city building hallway manned by Miss Mary Cronister to explain and enroll subscribers in special summer water rates. City water users have until April 1 to sign up, with hundreds already taking advantage of the low rates.
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Two Killed Eight Hurt in Kansas City Auto Accidents
Two people died and eight were injured in six motor vehicle accidents in Kansas City, Missouri, yesterday and last night. Victims include Louis Seibels, 21, and Lois Branch, 3. Seibels died when his car crashed into one driven by John B. Rust. Branch was struck by a car driven by Gus Moore.
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Ideal Spring Weather Precedes Amarillo Style Auto Show
Ideal spring weather brings a big opening night for Amarillo's first annual Spring Style and Automobile show. Merchants prepare windows as dealers display over 100000 dollars in new models. Dave Derden's band will perform from 7 50 p m as the public exhibit opens with eight cash prizes from The Globe News.
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