Maiden Dearborn flying car sensational project described
The article details Henry Ford and Edsel Ford showcasing an all metal flying machine named Maiden Dearborn. It describes its 60 by 48 foot frame, 3 650 pound weight, 1 500 rounds capacity, aluminum alloy construction, and potential speeds from 100 to 300 mph. It discusses safety, lightning resistance, installment purchasing, and projected costs around 25 000 dollars with large personal profits.
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Esterday
Dsel B. Ford
Ford
United States
Dearborn
Henry Ford
Detroit
Edsel Ford
Weather forecast roundup for upcoming night and day
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight and tomorrow. Last night’s low was 32 degrees, with today’s high reaching 64 by 10 o'clock. This compares with 28 and 35 degrees on the same date a year ago.
Culberson Ex Senator Dies After Illness
Former Texas senator Culberson dies in Washington at age 70 after a prolonged illness influenza weakened his condition since last Sunday. A three generation political leader, he served 23 years in the Senate and used a wheelchair in later years. His family was at his bedside when death occurred. He was born in Dadeville Alabama and moved to Texas at age three.
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Associated Press
Washington
Culberson
Texas
Mer. Culbertson
Senate
Mr. Culberson
Dadeville
Ala
Amarillo Boosters Head to Miami for Real Estate Meet
A large Amarillo delegation leaves at 8 30 Friday for the third Lig ht-together meeting by the Amarillo Real Estate board, sponsored by The Amarillo Globe. Stops at Panhandle White Deer and Pampa link up with regional groups. luncheon and program planned in the Masonic banquet hall.
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Miami
Amarillo
Masonic
Cattle Raisers Reelect Officers at Texas Convention
At San Antonio the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers association re elected all officers by rising vote. Fort Worth awarded the next convention. The group endorsed cooperative selling and marketing and urged a six percent duty on green hides and fifteen percent on dry hides to shield domestic producers.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Fort Worth
Mrs. McCord Released on Bond After Murder Charge
Mrs. Ida McCord was released from Potter county jail on a bond of 3500 dollars. She was already under 3900 dollars bond on an abortion charge, bringing total bonds to 6500 dollars. The charges relate to the death at a local hospital following an alleged illegal operation.
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M’cord
Ida McCord
Potter County
Ghe
Fanna Fox
Lord Curzon's Condition Remains Hopeless
London physicians report at 9 this morning that Lord Curzon's condition is unchanged. Earlier dispatches suggested a hopeless state. The brief note adds no new changes to his health status.
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Lord Curzon
Associated Press
London
London Dispatches
Shepherd in same jail cell Leopold was held
Chicago March 19 William Dr Shepherd foster father and heir of William McClintock sits in the county jail cell previously used by Nathan Leopold Jr who awaited trial for murder The state investigates charges that Shepherd sent typhoid germs to kill McClintock and connections link health department el pieves and the National University of Sciences The indictment names Charles Cainan and Shepherd in the murder case bail talks proceed after the habeas corpus petition is dismissed and Crowe states attorney plans to present witnesses from the grand jury results
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Dr. Shepherd
William McClintock
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Robert Franks
McClintock
Elty Health Department
Elpieves
National University of Sciences
Charles C
Ainan
Shepherd
Robert KE. Crowe
Solons Strike Calendar in Last Texas Legislature Push
Austin March 19 The thirty ninth Texas legislature began its final stretch with adjournment due by 6 pm The Senate moved the prison investigation resolution demanding resignations while the House adopted it The Senate passed the penitentiary relocation bill and the House approved amendments The Wallace school aid bill was killed and impeachment talk faded from the session notes
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Wenate
Joint
House
Senate
Nui
James i
Pergugon
Petticoat Lobby at Austin Wins Legislation
Austin March 19 The so called Petticoat Lobby swept the state capital winning most reform goals. Shepherd Towner maternity acts restored funds for girls training school raised public school appropriations passed whisky prescription regulation began prison survey steps and constitutional amendment to place responsibility with legislature. Educational survey commission illiteracy mission and county school board powers bills passed or lost.
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Austin
Petticoat
Jane Callum
Women's Legislative Council
Shepherd Towner
Texas
Educational Survey Commission
Considerable Change in State Prison System
Austin, March 19 Relocation and centralization of the prison system and a new indeterminate sentence law are the main results of reform agitation in the thirty-ninth legislature. Two bills aim to abolish whipping in the penitentiary system and another to reg-
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Austin
No Trace Found of 34 Miners After Barrackville Blast
Rescuers pressed into Mine No. 41 of Bethlehem Mines Corp at Barrackville near Fairmont W V as 34 miners remained entombed after Tuesday night explosion. By Tuesday night investigators had reached 4 000 feet with no bodies located and no signs of life detected.
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Associated Dress
Fairmont
W. Va
Bethlehen Mines Corporation
Barrackville
Trial of Frank Collier Opens in Robertson Killing
Wichita Falls March 10 The state rests as Frank Collier former mayor faces murder charges in the slaying of Erlie Robertson after eyewitness Windham and undertaker Arch Smith testified. Windham described Collier’s approach car the driver’s son-in-law shouted plea and Collier fired twice.
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Wichita Falls
Frank Collier
Erlie Robertson
R. W. Windham
Arch Smith
Robertson
Wichitaalls
Bunter" Robertson
Nh. W. Windham
Goy
Collier
Irs
Secret probes ordered into grain exchanges network
Washington reports Secretary Jardine instructed field agents to examine books and trading records of all grain exchanges and major brokers nationwide. The move aims to probe violent wheat price fluctuations, with orders sent to Chicago St Louis Kansas City and other points as part of the Agriculture Department’s first step in the investigation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jardine
Grain Futures Administration
Agriculture Department
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Get Your Ropes Cowboys There’s Profit in Cows
Hereford market reports a cattle flip as Charlie Donald bought 325 yearling steers from Nance and Bird and sold them to O G Hill the next day for a profit. Open the gate and ride. The cattle trade shows life in the cote business at last.
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Yeaoush
Charlie Donald
Nance
Bird
Charlie
O. G. Hill
Cote
Palm Beach Hotels Destroyed By Fire
Palm Beach Florida March 19 The Breakers and Palm Beach hotels burned causing over 4 million dollars in property loss. Dozens of shops and cottages were wrecked and soldiers patrolled the bridge to West Palm Beach. Twenty three people, mostly Black, were jailed for looting as valuables vanished. Cause of the blaze is unknown.
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Bryan
Tex
Howell Lumber Company
Associated
Prewe
Palm Beach
Fla
Ini Rulpus
Breakers
Wahu Beach
West Palm Beach
Lomeleas
Amarillo bids to host 1926 West Texas Chamber meet
Amarillo plans a strong bid for the 1926 West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention. A special train will carry the Amarillo delegation leaving May 3 and arriving in Dallas May 4. Parades are planned in Dallas and Fort Worth with a visit to Mineral Wells that afternoon. Porter A. Whaley discusses the effort with the Board of City Development as Eastern New Mexico offers a guest feature and New Mexico auto tours are promised for visitors. Special trains are also promised by Waco Dallas Fort Worth and Peso for 1926.
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Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Dallas
Fort Worth
Porter A. Whaley
Board of
City Development
New Mexico
Waco
Whaley
New Trial for Campbell 18 Granted and Bond Made
Motions for a new trial for Jesse Campbell convicted of perjury in district court this week were granted on Wednesday and his bond set at £4000. His bond was posted after the new trial was granted.
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Campbell
Jesse Campbell
Tornado Toll soars as Midwest towns near collapse
A mid afternoon tornado swept five states injuring thousands and destroying urban and rural areas. Illinois towns West Frankfort Murphysboro and Carbondale bore the worst damage with entire blocks leveled and homes flattened while Indiana Missouri and Kentucky suffered many casualties. Relief poured in from Chicago St Louis and smaller cities as legislatures moved to approve funds for devastated regions.
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Xehoo
Ilinois
West Frankfort
Murphysboro
Carbondale
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Red Cross
Arr Ovation
Union
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Louie
Ciiies
Witnois
Parrish
Franklin County
Griffin
Vesey County
Missouri Assembly
Ashnapolis
Cape Girardeau
Ohio
Annapolis
Princeton
Ind
Uhnols
Len Small
Senate Ends Turbulent Special Session Ended March 4
Washington notes the special session of the senate begun March 4 ended its turbulent course with adjournment yesterday. Congress closes doors until December unless called again. President Coolidge indicated no plan to reconvene. The senate stood firm on its stance against re appointing Thomas F Woodlock to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Senate
Congress
Goseton
Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Thomas F. Woodlock
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Devastating Midwestern Tornado Leaves Massive Casualties
Relief trains moved toward the storm center after a violent tornado swept six states. Reports listed about 1,000 dead and 3,000 injured, with Desoto Illinois and Annapolis Missouri among heavily hit towns.救
Federal prisoners moved to Fort Worth Wednesday
Three federal prisoners were transported to Fort Worth on Wednesday by government officers. They were H. L. Parkhurst charged with tampering with the mails, George Simmons alleged to have transported a stolen automobile across the state line, and Don Mooney said to have forged a name on a post office receipt to obtain registered mail.
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Here
Fort Worth
H. L. Parkhurst
George Simmons
Don Mooney
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