Fort Worth and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Livestock and oil furnished by Alex. Fort Worth market: cattle receipts 1,000. calves 600. hogs 1,500. sheep 400. Steady market with varied price ranges across cattle types, hogs, and sheep. Kansas City reports cattle receipts 2,000. calves 500. beef steer prices in the 7.60 to 8.60 range. hogs 8,000 head. weights 130 to 240 pounds fetch 6.25 to 7.20 for typical lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Reeves
Kansas City
New York
Atchison
American Smelter
American Locomotive
American Telephone 130 Feee
Ashphait
Baldwin Eweert Rer Eere Seeedd Chalmers Oe ' Ae Wee Ema
Cosden As
Fear Wee
Crucible
General Motors
Ewneee
Kennicott
Marland See Ee
Middle States
Sinclair Ewe
Studebaker
Ween
Texaco T.&p. Oil Cee Ae
Bteel
Eve
Utah
Weetinghouse
Corre Ee
Bkellay
Phillips Pete
Park
Cotton Grain Stocks Provisions at Amarillo Exchange
Amarylillo Texas based Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange reports daily figures for cotton grain and provisions. Alex Hyman and Co New Orleans manages accounts while J W Purhins acts as manager with contact line 8004.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
Amarillo
Texas
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
J. W. Purhins
Wilson's 1910 Letter Marked Turning Point in Career
The document details Woodrow Wilson’s 1910 correspondence with Henry B. Thompson about the New Jersey governor nomination and future presidential plans. It cites key supporters from Princeton class of 1877 to 1879 and notes their unanimous but cautious backing and loyalty despite political divergence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
University
Thompson
Europa
Wilson
New Jersey
Ieve Don
McCormick
Joneses
Jacobus
McIlvaine
Chicago
Middle West
Woodrow Wilson
Cleveland H. Dodge
Phelps-Dodge
Cyril H. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Howard D. Sussdon
United States Trust Company
Mr. Wilson
David Jones Teince
Thomas D., Jones
M. W. Jacobus
Hartford Theological Seminary
Charles Mellvaine
Allmani
Rotary Members Hear Three Business Talks
AmarilloRotary speakers Axel Elenius Thomas W Cotten and Dr H H Larson presented three business talks. Elenius highlighted 20000 square feet of glass in Amarillo Greenhouses payroll of 10000 dollars a year and six company employees. Cotten discussed Amarillo School Board plans add twenty rooms this spring without taxes or bonds. Larson praised the reduction of C grade medical schools and noted Northwest Texas Hospital as well equipped. A guest from Albuquerque spoke in favor of five year extension to Federal Aid for highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Rotary Club
Axel Elenius
Thomas W. Cotten
H. H. Larson
Rotarians
Mr. Cotten
American Medical Society
Larson
Northwest Texas
United States
Barber
Albuquerque
Business Men's Association Plans Basket Dinner
The Business Men's Association Inc. will host a basket dinner for wives and friends, likely at Box Canyon picnic grounds with owner Lee Bivins offering picnic privileges. The event is planned for around June 1. Directors also vow to wage a merciless war against bad check artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Association, Inc
Box Canyon
Lee Bivins
Canyon
Business Men's Association
Grand Jury Ordered for Special Inquiry
Subpoenas issued today for witnesses to tell a special grand jury about alleged improper receipt of money by a congressman. The grand jury will be convened at once, with Assistant Attorney General Seymour and staff overseeing the case. Witness names remain secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
Seymour
John Crim
Mabel Waldebrandt
Potter Medical Society Attendance Grows Rapidly
Attendance at the Potter Medical Society rose each month with last Monday’s meeting nearly 100 percent. Dr. Donnell of Canyon and Dr. S P Vineyard of Amarillo read papers while the Northwest Texas hospital staff attended and discussed hospital affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Medical Society
Donnell
Canyon
S. P. Vineyard
Amarillo
Northwest Texas Hospital
Close Personal Ties of Woodrow Wilson’s Early Allies
The passage notes Wilson’s lifelong friendships shaping his career, naming Thomas D. Jones, Robert Bridges, Henry B. Fine, William M. Daniels, Stockton Axson, and others. It emphasizes personal ties over official relations and hints at future chapters detailing Wilson’s nomination and election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Jones
Federal Reserve System
Senate
Robert Bridges
Scribner's
Henry B. Fine
Princeton
Germany
William M. Daniels
Interstate Commerce Commission
Woodrow Wilson
Stockton Axson
Wilson
Former Amarillo Man Kills Self in Enid
Telegrams from Enid Oklahoma report George A. Campbell a former Amarillo light company lineman killed himself Tuesday night Campbell had been living apart from his wife in Denver where their son also resides His coworker William Foster cited family troubles and an attempted court action as possible motives Campbell left Amarillo three weeks ago for Enid and had no remaining relatives in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Okla
George A. Campbell
Campbell
The
Light Company
Denver
Harrison, Ark
William Foster
Mean
Mr. Foster
Railroad and Smelter Employes Buy Bonds
The Tri-State Fair Bond committee reports Santa Fe employes in nine departments purchased 830 dollars in fair bonds while Smelter workers bought 550 dollars. Local banks and firms including First National Bank Amarillo Amarillo Bank & Trust Co Amarillo Stock Yards and the Ladies Store reached 100 percent bond uptake, with The Oliver Drug Co E L Smith Jewelry Co and The Fort Worth Mutual Life Insurance Co also at 100 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Tri-State Fair Bond Committee
Amarillo
First National Bank
Amarillo Bank & Trust Co
Amarillo Stock Yards
Ladies Store
Oliver Drug Co
E. L. Smith Jewelry Co
Fort Worth Mutual Life Insurance Co
Seventeen Federal Aid Highways Completed in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports seventeen federal aid highway projects completed in New Mexico this year at a cost of 994852.31 dollars, bringing total state mileage since the program began to 871 miles. Additional bids opened amount to five projects, including Clovis to Grady and Roswell to Carrizoso routes.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Clovis
Grady
Roswell
Carrizgzo
Farmington
Aztec
Potter County Rolling Stock Worth Over 3.5 Million
Potter County’s motor rolling stock is valued at more than 3 500 000 according to tax collector Ben Golding. Records show 4 069 licensed motor cars and trucks in use with an average value about 900 per vehicle, totaling roughly 3 666 100 invested by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Ben Golding
Mr. Golding
Oil Promoters Lose Pleas for Immunity
Fort Worth oil promoters Charles Sherwin and HH Schewrz were sentenced to ten years in prison for misuse of the mails in oil stock sales. They lost their appeal for immunity, must serve their sentences and pay $15,000 fines each. They sought immunity after providing information to the Federal Trade Commission leading to indictments of stock swindlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Charles Sherwin
HH. Schewrz
Federal Trade Commission
Four Held in Murder of Oklahoma Indian
The body of an Indian found murdered near Denison Texas was identified as Fuller Jackson of Atoka Oklahoma. Three Afro Americans and a white man were arrested in connection with the killing and taken to jail. Jackson was beaten with a club and his body left by a railroad track.
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Denison
Tex
Fuller Jackson
Atoka
Okla
Jackson
Groom Holiday For Cotton Special Meeting
Groom Texas March 13 Groom called a holiday yesterday to take in the advent of the Rock Island special cotton train and farm exhibits. Hundreds of farmers from surrounding districts were present with their families. The Groom Chamber of Commerce gave a big free barbecue and the trimmings were contributed by the merchants of the little city. Many farmers of this district will plant small acreages of cotton as an experiment this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groom
Texas
Merger Planned Among Farm Cooperatives in Midwest
Dallas March 13 plans for a merger of the Missouri Farmers Co operative Association and the Farm Labor Union of America were announced. Oscar Adams Texas Farm Labor Union salesman and W C Blackburn Jefferson of the national union will meet Missouri officers in Kansas City Monday to discuss uniting the dependent farmer co operative societies nationwide.
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Dallas
Tex
Missouri Farmers Co-operative Association
Farm Labor Union of America
Oscar Adams
Texas Farm Labor Union
W. C. Blackburn
Jefferson
National Union
Missouri Farm Association
Kansas City
Adams
Farm Labor Union
Missouri
New Operators Enter New Mexico Oil Field
Artesia N M March 13 Several new oil operators will enter the field and new wells will be built in two months O R Howard from the Oklahoma field will work on 7000 acres near Illinois Producers and Eureka Oil plans development Scouts for big companies are seeking acreage The 4000000 foot gas well was capped after an ignition incident and a fire was extinguished before it spread
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
N. M
Fleal
O. R. Howard
Oklahoma Field
Ilinois Producers Company
Eureka Oil Company
Fall Ordered Out Marines and Testimony In Teapot Dome Inquiry
Senator Walsh issued subpoenas to witnesses tied to the Teapot Dome controversy as he explored the claim that Marines were used to protect government oil reserves. The case centers on Fall's push, Christian's protest, and Roosevelt's assertion of no record of Daniels using Marines in California oil fields.
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Walsh
Leonard Wood, Jr
Marty MacKenzi
President Coolidge
Chicago
George Christian, Jr
H. H. Tammen
Denver Post
Tammen
Teapot Dome
F. G. Bonfils
Denver
Sinclair
Fall
Christian
Roosevelt
Daniels
Californa
Tie
Ten thrift commandments of a young millionaire
Walter Head of OmahaNebraska a busy banker and leader of the American Bankers Association shares ten rules for prosperity. He urges making a budget keeping records having a bank account carrying life insurance making a will owning a home paying bills promptly investing in Government securities spending less than you earn and sharing with others. Thrift without benevolence is a doubtful blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Head
Omaha
Nebraska
American Bankers’ Association
Omaha National Bank
International Boy Scout Movement
Father and Son
Fireman Killed as Freight Train Leaves Track
A Detroit, Toledo and Ironton freight train derailed near Springfield Ohio due to an open switch. One fireman died and an engineer and brakeman were injured in the incident reported on March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Detroit
Toledo
Ironton
Here Toay
Southern Methodist University Sees Record Summer Enrollment
Atlas Tex March 13 Advance inquiries show Southern Methodist University will record high summer enrollment. At least 1,000 students expected for summer work, up from 579 last year. Forty five regular faculty plus ten special instructors to teach summer courses.
There Here and Everywhere Board of City Development Meeting
The Board of City Development will meet tonight. Mrs. W H Lewis at 505 Carolina Street is improving after a week of illness. The Boy Scout Council moves to Amarillo hotel for a 6 30 PM meeting on Monday to discuss a summer camp for 250 boys in Shamrock.
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Board of City Development
W. H. Lewis
Carolina Street
Globe Office
J. H. Bishop
Polk — Street
Grant Street
Joe Walsh
Ft St. Anthony’s
Walsh
Mellroy’s Market
R. F. Coffey
Portales
N. M
M. A. Graham
Steffens Street
Arthur Street
Boy Scout Council
Amarillo
Nelson
Shamrock
More Autos Than Phones in United States Says Census
United States Census Department reports 14,346,701 telephones and the automobile Chamber of Commerce cites 14,500,000 automobiles. The Daily Globe notes there are more autos than phones in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Press
United States Census Department
United States
Automobile Chamber of Commerce
East Side Community Club Plans Evening Program
The East Side Community club meets tonight at 7 30. Grover Kelly left for Willard New Mexico Wednesday. Ruby and Milton Brown of 408 Arthur are sick at home. Claude Doty and son Claude junior visit Mrs H Doty of 307 Arthur. East Side residents plant trees and prepare yards for grass and plants this spring.
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East Side Community Club
Ruby and
Milton Brown
Arthur
Claude Doty
Claude, Jr
Mra
H. Doty
Arthur Street
Fast Side
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Alex
Kansas City Livestock
Felf
Rotary
Self
County
Daily Globe
Missouri Farmers and Farm Labor Union
College
Mrs. Lemons
Nubone Corsetiere
Alex M. Mood
Polk
Goodyear Tires
U. S
Deason Tire Service
D. B. Waters
East Fourth Street
East Side News
Grover Kelly
Willard
East
H. L. Smith
East 5Th Street
H. S. Parks
Waffle House & Cafe
Polk Street
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