English writer questions value of 10 000 ton cruiser
H C Ferraby argues the 10 000 ton cruiser may be costly and not battleworthy in naval action. He notes admirals question its ability to stand up to eight inch shells, cites armor and design trends in Britain France Italy and the United States, and suggests possible shifts toward armored cruisers or two 17 500 ton battle cruisers under treaty revisions.
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International News Service
London
H. C. Ferraby
Daily Express
Ferraby
Pirot
French First Light
France
Tvo
Italy
United States
Dr Straton Denounces Evolution in Oklahoma City Talk
Dr John Roach Straton of Calvary Baptist New York told 5000 hearers that a true Christian cannot be an evolutionist and blasted scientific dogma in schools He spoke on God vs Chance and urged rising resistance as his New York motorist delay due to a New Mexico blowout left him uninjured along with his wife two children and two friends
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United Press
Oklahoma City
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church, New York
Dr. Straton
New York
Clovis
N. M
Jot Montgomery Says He Will Attend Amarillo Cattlemen’s Meet
Jot Montgomery, McLean’s famed cowboy-druggist, arrives in Amarillo for the cattlemen’s convention with a full new set of teeth. He plans to accept meals again, will keep his bed roll and ponies at the Herring ranch, and expects to wander over the range during the visit.
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Jot Montgomery
McLean
Amarillo
Jot
Herring Ranch
Nora Bayes a Broadway Musical Star Dies in New York
Nora Bayes musical comedy actress dies in a Brooklyn hospital after abdominal surgery. Born 1880 in Milwaukee she rose to stardom over more than twenty years in vaudeville and the New York stage. She had been recuperating but relapsed last night.
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United Press
New York
Nora Bayes
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Beaver, Meade and Englewood Get ICC OK for 50 Mile Line
The Interstate Commerce Commission grants authority to the Beaver Meade and Englewood railroad to build a 50 mile extension from Hooker to Keyes Oklahoma at an estimated cost of $1,196,762 as part of a broader expansion plan.
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United Press
Washington
Hooker
Keyes
Okla
Beaver, Meade and Englewood
Interstate Commerce Commission
Amarillo Little Theater Gathers Talent for Evening Plays
The Amarillo Little Theater presents tonight in the Women's club rooms at 8 o'clock. Mrs Puerman plays Miss Baby in Cake and Mrs Fuerman, famed musician, stars in the show. Mrs Gipson, new to Amarillo from Wichita Park, will lead in The Most Foolish Virgin and has directed past productions.
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Amarillo
Little Theater Group
Mineral Waters Compared With Pills For Constipation
The piece argues mineral waters of the right sort ease constipation and soothe the bowel without irritation. It contrasts them with sugar-coated pills, noting their pleasant taste may mask habit formation and drastic effects.
Quebec Moves Ahead With Death Sentence for Doris McDonald
Quebec proceeds with the execution of Doris McDonald the province s first female condemned to die in twenty years Officials report her husband George McDonald has confessed taking blame and denying her involvement Ottawa pleas for clemency fail as gallows near ready for transfer to Valley Field prison The couple is to face the death penalty for the murder of taxi driver Agelard Bouchard unless clemency intervenes
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Montreal
Que
Quebec
Doris McDonald
George McDonald
Vatley Field Prion
Denver
Valley Field
Priday
Agelard
Bouchard
Flapper Era Figure Seeks Solace as Clemency Fails
In recent weeks C. Jacques of 905 Van Buren Street faced failed efforts by friends to obtain clemency. The woman once noted for her reckless, lively personality slipped into uncalmness and sought religious solace as hope waned.
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C. Jacques
van Buren Street
Police Docket Reports Light Morning With Theft Stated
A thin police docket lists a petty theft and traffic violations. J. B. McKinnon and J. Strickland report being robbed of $6 by two men on Buchanan Street between 17th and 18th streets. A Chevrolet coupe owned by W.
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KB. A. McKinnon
J. J. Strickland
Huchanan Street
Leader of Poles in U S Takes Own Life
John F. Smuleki Oz a Polish American banker and political leader in Chicago died by suicide in a hotel apartment. His body was found by hotel staff after Mrs Smuleki alerted them to break the door. He had been battling cancer for over a year and had sent for his wife and two adopted children from Europe.
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Chicago
John F. Smuleki
United States
Smuleki
Hi Cago
Marope
American Legion plans Greece excursion for TI to Greec
Athens March 10 The American Legion branch in Athens reports that about 1000 white members will travel to Crete this spring. The ship is to dock at Piraeus around April 6 and a reception post has been requested, with other preparations underway.
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Athens
Greece
Legt
Amott Hellenic Organisation
Ahepa
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