Senate body hears charge in cotton case
The Senate marketing inquiry hears claims that Anderson Clayton and Co of Houston launched a 1926 27 worldwide propaganda to shift cotton dealings from New York to New Orleans. Arthur R Marsh of the New York Cotton Exchange alleges this manipulation caused spinners to pay about 6 a bale more. He notes New Orleans circulars urged transfer and that spinners largely followed. New Orleans futures ran about 60 points above New York.
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New York
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Senate
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New York Exchange
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New Orleans Exchange
LeGrande
Europe
Local Elk's lodge member to be buried at Liano Cemetery
Funeral services for a longtime member of Blackshear Presbyterian church Masonic lodge and Elks club will be held from his daughter's home tomorrow at 3 PM. Rev F W O Malley of the First Christian church will conduct the rites. Pallbearers will come from the Elks lodge. burial is at Liano cemetery.
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Cattlemen Invited to Nat Palace Dance
Visiting cattlemen are invited to the Nat Dance palace at 403 Georgia street San Jacinto for recreation during the convention El Hoover manager says many cattlemen were visitors at the Nat last night and will be welcome. Virgil Proctor and his band the hottest orchestra in Amarillo play with dancing from 8 30 until 12.
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el Hoover
Henry Ford Buys Hearse for Antique Collection
Henry Ford adds a 1860s public hearse to his antique collection at Wayside Inn Sudbury Mass officials had authorized its sale local demo. The hearse was built in the 1860s and was offered for purchase by the town.
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Henry Ford
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Mass
Big Bull ranch welcomes cowhands in busy stork time
A humorous missive from Kernel Tack greets Amarillo visitors at the Big Bull ranch. He reports cattle numbers, fences, and grazing, notes mosquito grass feeding, and jokes about bankers and a potential political scene with Jesse Jones. He also shares local weather quips, a birthday cake from Klamath Falls, and calls for help for a washing woman and job seekers.
Them Texans and Tack in Amarillo Gossip
A mixed column from Amarillo discusses Sam the cook, a haunted shack, and a cow town trip. Letters praise Tack and urge party loyalty while poking fun at politics and local figures.
Tack the public wit of Amarillo as a columnist target
A long letter column chides Tack for not delivering daily verse and lampoons his looks and humor, praising his public work in Amarillo while urging more humane outreach. The missive also includes a personal note from Mrs E L Bringold seeking daytime hotel work to support her three daughters and widowed mother.
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Globe
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Madison
Cattlemen Gather in Amarillo for State Convention
Mayor Lee Bivins and Congressman Marvin Jones open addresses as cattlemen pack Mission theater. Speakers urge industry resilience while opposing the Hock Capper bill, with 2637 members and 35 brand inspectors reporting $100000+ cattle recoveries in the past year. A monument for pioneer Texas cowmen is proposed in Washington.
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James D. Hamlin
Farwell
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Houston
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Kelberg
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Texas
Washington
Jones
Amarillo
Reader Letters From Amarillo: Cops, Cars and Vaudeville
A reader recounts a midnight car theft that police allegedly caused and a $12.75 retrieval. An observer from Dallas critiques Tack’s columns, praising The Fair vaudeville while urging better city entertainment and vented theaters. He notes Amarillo’s growth and plans for a larger, improved playhouse.
Markets Drift Amid Cattle and Cotton Movements Across Kansas City
Kansas City reports receipts of 9,000 cattle and 6,000 sheep with steady to weak cattle demand and higher sheep prices. Chicago shows 30,000 hogs and 8,500 cattle with mixed outcomes and firmer fats. Cotton in New York opens firm, May near 19.39, while Liverpool quotes steady futures. Local opinions on subscriptions appear in reader letter.
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New York
Associated Press
Liverpool
Amarillo Children To Be Examined For Fitness
A review of Amarillo elementary school children will be held at the Municipal auditorium on May 4. Under director Mrs. Vernon W. Hogan the event aims to raise a 97 percent fitness standard with pupils earning a purple ribbon and gold certificate. School songs and entertainment will accompany the review.
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Infant Daughter Dies In Wheeler Home
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Wheeler of 2501 Fillmore Street died at the family home. Funeral services are set for Griggs chapel tomorrow at 2 20 o clock in the afternoon. OKLAHOMA MAN TO FORT SILL ENLISTS IN FIRST FIELD ARTILLERY Euel W Loving of Red Fork Oklahoma joined the unit at a local recruiting station and departed for Oklahoma City for final examinations.
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Fillmore Street
Griggs Chapel
Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Euel W. Loving
Red Fork
First Field Artillery
Loving
Oklahoma City
Kansas Author Patricia Lowdermilk Dies at 68
Galena Kansas Patricia Cannales Lowdermilk longtime Kansas Authors Club president and prominent national literary figure died of heart disease at her home yesterday. Born in 19xx she led and supported writers across the state.
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Ferris's Condition Unchanged in Michigan Senator Ill
Washington March 20 United Press reports no change in the condition of Senator Woodridge N. Ferris of Michigan who is seriously ill with pneumonia.
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Washington
Woodridge N. Ferris
Michigan
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