Stand On Arms Repeated In Geneva Note
The United States opposed any international supervision of armaments after a future limitation pact. It rejected universal curbs on essential industries and warned that sharing information on semi war industries raises legal issues. Washington also deemed condemning training in chemical weapons impracticable while stressing the need to prepare for possible chemical warfare.
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Associated Press
Genev Ee
League of Nations
Washington
United States
League
Commission For
Simplicity in New Evening Model in Paris Fashion
Paris fashions for late spring and summer emphasize simple lines with intricate handwork. Gowns feature crystal beads and embroidery in geometric designs, with innovations like two tone ribbons, Grecian girdles, and taffeta accessories. Paris milliners push away from felt toward taffeta and straws, while hats show close fitting black pleated styles with tiny fringes.
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Paris
House of Welly
Yvonne Davidson
Martial
Armand
Marthe Regnier
Roxana Men Lead Effort to Form Chamber of Commerce
James Z. George and W. G. Hill spoke to Roxana businessmen about organizing a live chamber of commerce in the oil field town and offered help. They plan a mass meeting in Clayton New Mexico, to boost intercity trade and development.
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James Z. George
Board of City Development
W. G. Hill
Inter-City Relations and Trades Service Department
Chamber of Commerce
Roxana
George
Mr. Hill
Clayton
New Mexico
Transportation Department of the Board of City Development
Amarillo
Texline
McLean
Kansas City and other livestock prices and market notes
Hogs and cattle quoted at Kansas City Oklahoma City St Louis and Chicago markets with tops and averages listed. Cattle, hogs, and veal prices move variably. lambs and sheep steady. Cotton futures and grain prices slide then recover amid mixed buying and selling. Corn oats wheat futures follow, while articles note butter eggs potatoes and stock market openings in New York.
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Kansas City
Louisiana
ST. Louis
Chicago
New York
Carly
Liquidation
Imex
Dublin Sets Up Machines to Register Bets
The Irish Government will install machines to register bets and track betting activity, aiming to monitor wagering and collect data. The initiative involves state totalizers and separate devices for registering betting tickets, reflecting regulatory steps in Dublin.
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Dublin
Irish Fernment
Dr Cook Granted Parole in 1920s Oil Case
Fort Worth March 17 Dr Frederick Cook formerly of Fort Worth who was sent to federal prison for fourteen years for mails fraud related to oil promotion schemes was granted parole from Leavenworth in a decision by Federal Judge James Wilson. He will be released soon and placed in the custody of Erskine Williams a Fort Worth churchman and lawyer. He has served since April 1925 and will be among the first federal prisoners released on probation a five year term.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Frederick \. Cook
Leavenworth
James ©. Wilson
Cook
Wilson
Erskine Williams
Park Verdict Continues As Trial Deliberations Extend
Testimony wrapped in a long jury session after a day of rebuttal in the Donna McGuffin case. Key witnesses included Mrs. McGuffin, Vincent, and Marie Elliott with details on a diamond sale, a photograph, and alleged communications with Russell Parks. Police and witnesses described blood stains and gunfire events at the St. Charles apartment as the trial progressed toward a verdict.
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Flesher
Vincent
St. Charles
Ritchie
Palmer
Richie
Walter Elliott
Bob Elliott
Marie Elliott
Century-Old Turkish Veteran Outlives Wives and Teeth
A 145 year old Turkish man named Zara, born in Kurdistan, endures past three wives and his third set of teeth. He recalls reigns from Selim III to Abdul Hamid II, married thrice with long durations, and his eldest son died at 110. He travels, returns due to Italian cuisine, and lives on a pension of about 20 dollars weekly. He drinks sour milk, does not smoke or drink alcohol, and remains in robust health.
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Constantinople
Agha Zaro
Zara
Kurdistan
Selim III
Mahmud II
Mejid IV
Asiz I
Murad V
Abdul Hamid I
Rasad V
Italy
Advertising and oil giants in the early market era
A speaker notes that five percent on four billion dollars signals a growing concern, predicting ten billion later. He cautions Rockefeller does not own it all and credits Standard Oil with prosperity earned through hard competition and intelligent newspaper advertising. He urges managers to reach the public via ads before the opportunity passes.
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Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Bbe
Evangelistic Services At Assembly Of God Church
Evangelistic services are under way at the Assembly of God church on 900 North Pierce Street led by Rev. Finis Dake. The meetings are conducted by J Edgar Freeman, a former Tulsa realtor, active in similar campaigns across Texas and Oklahoma for the past year. The public is invited to attend.
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Assembly of God Church
North Pierce Street
Finis Dake
J. Edgar Freeman
Tulsa
Texas
Oklahoma
Sapiro Ford Case Stirring Press Debate on Libel and Race
The Independent defends articles about Mr. Sapiro arguing facts about his Jewish race and farming knowledge. It claims no libel and asserts the paper acted in good faith to inform farmers about agriculture, noting Sapiro’s lack of farming ties and attempts to influence farmers for private gain.
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Sapiro
Mr. Sapiro
Moody era legislative push on reform and finance
The legislature plans to divide ad valorem tax revenue to counties and expands press freedom under the Petsch amendatory law. Wood advances salaries fixes for state officials and lawmakers. About thirty bills regulate state banks removing the guaranty system. Gov Moody's reforms include a nine member supreme court, redivision of appellate courts, district court work equalization, and removal of manslaughter from the criminal code. The Wassel plan ends county fee payments. Moody expects a special session in about forty days to address appropriations and other matters.
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Wood
Dan Moody
Supreme Court
Wassel
Moody
Bill Gunn Denies Raising Gas Price at Local Station
Bill Gunn says Adkisson and Gunn at Seventh and Tyler sells gasoline at 20 cents, matching other stations after a two cent tax pushed the price. He told The Globe News office that false information listing 22 cents misrepresented his store. The two cent tax went into effect yesterday, bringing the retail price to 20 cents.
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Adkisson and Gunn
Seventh
Tyler
Bill Gunn
Cotton broker shot to death near Macon
E B Hogan a wealthy bachelor and senior partner of Hogan and Levie cotton brokers was shot to death on a lonely Macon road late last night. Mrs Eva Tanner the widow traveling with him said three highwaymen in an auto halted them and demanded money. Hogan offered his car and money but was shot after moving toward his pocket. No robbery of money or jewelry about $4 000 was reported.
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Associated Press
Macon
E. B. Hogan
Hogan and Levie
Here
Eva Tanner
Hogan
Dallas Tailor Shop Wrecked By Dynamite
Four sticks of dynamite were thrown into A. B. Lyttle's tailor shop in Dallas in the second attempt to wreck the business within a week. Only one stick exploded while three fell into a vat of cleaning fluid. The blast caused about $500 damage to the store and contents.
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Associated Press
Dallas
A. B. Lyttle
Another Big Well in Pecos Near Completion
In Pecos county, the Mid-Kansas Oil and Gas No. 3 Yates, tied to the No. 1 discovery, is near completion in the Yates shallow field. It is flowing 110 barrels daily with tools in the hole and fishing for tools. The public school fund holds half of the royalty under Nos. 1 2 and 3 Yates.
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Associated Press
San Angelo
Yates
Pecos County
Mid-Kansas Oil and Gas Company
Public School Fund
Large Amarillo Businessmen to Attend Dalhart Meet
A large group of Amarillo business men, led by W. G. Hill, heads to Dalhart Friday for Board of City Development inter-city relations meetings. They depart at 8:30 am and will meet the Dalhart Rotary Club at noon. Amarillo Rotarians will join, as the effort aims to strengthen Panhandle city ties and promote services to the region.
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Amarillo
Board of City Development
Dalhart
W. G. Hill
Board of C
Panhandle
Borger Woman Dispute Over Kidnapped Son Claim
In Borger, March 17, two Houston women argued over whether E. P. F., son of one and husband of the other, was kidnapped. Mrs. Clifford Clark claimed he was her long lost son kidnapped by a German nurse 25 years ago. Mrs. E. F. Hild said he was not kidnapped but adopted at five months by R. Warffeli of Custer City Oklahoma, with legal papers.
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Associated Press
Borger
E. PF
Houston
Clifford Clark
E. F. Hild
R. Warffeli
Custer City
Oklahoma
Warffeli
New Sheriff Named to Succeed Teller in Willacy County
Rayndsville Tex March 17 Luther D Snow of Lyford appointed sheriff of Willacy county to succeed Raymond Teller who received an eighteen month prison sentence for peonage. J D Huffer named Justice of the Peace precinct one, succeeding F T Dodd who was convicted on similar charges. County commissioners made the appointments after Teller Dodd and others were convicted in federal court in Corpus Christi over cotton labor issues.
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Associated Press
Raymondsville
Tex
Luther D. Snow
Lyford
Willacy County
Raymond Teller
Leavenworth
J.D. Huffer
Precinct Number One
F. T. Dodd
Teller
Dodd
Corpus Christi
Willavy County
Salt tax in China falls to 9.347 million silver dollars
War troubles reduce China's salt tax collected last year to 9,347,000 silver dollars, a drop from the prior twelve months.
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China
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