Landslides Kill About One Hundred in Amalfi District
United Press reports a series of landslides in the Amalfi district near Naples killing nearly one hundred and injuring scores. American tourists are among the dead in towns like Vetiga Pravia and Conca Marina. Rescue parties, searchlights from destroyers, and Mussolini officials assist as roads collapse and refugees flood into Amalfi.
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Naples
Amalfi
Gulf of Salermo
Vettiga
Pravia
Conca Marina
Mussolini
Sardi
Rome
Huerta Not Believed Hiding In New Orleans
New Orleans officials say reports that Adolpho de la Huerta arrived in the city after fleeing Mexico are not credible. The San Francisco steamer's docking prompted rumors, but Senora de la Huerta and Mexican consular attaches report no confirmation.
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Huerta
New Orleans
Obregon
Adolpho de la Huerta
Mexico
San Francisco
de la Huerta
Senora de la Huerta
New York
Twenty Five Boy Scouts to Receive Badges Tonight
Twenty five badges will be awarded to as many Boy Scouts at a meeting in the courthouse at 7 30 tonight. It will be a formal session of the Court of Honor with Judge Ray C Johnson presiding.
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Court House
Court of Honor
Ray C. Johnson
Scorned Admirer Suspected in Staten Island Murder
New York police pursued a theory that a scorned admirer killed 35 year old Mrs Walter Bauer after she accepted a ride in a small sedan on a lonely Staten Island road. Investigators searched for a small sedan connected to the case as they kept the murder mystery under study.
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New York
Walter Bauer
Staten Island
State rests in Meador case in Texas slaying trial
Sweetwater Texas March 27 the state today rested in the trial of Andy Meador farmer accused of slaying Asa Rawls last May M A Thornberry ranchman who arrived on the scene testified he found the body tied in an automobile
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Meador
Sweetwater
Tex
Andy Meador
Asa Rawls
M. A. Thornberry
Rawls
The Daily Globe Wants Ads for Classified Space
The Daily Globe announces available classified space and ad slots for local residents and businesses. Readers can place notices, promotions, or announcements through the newspaper’s advertisements department.
Church Must Lose Barefoot Dancers or Aid of Bishop
Bishop Manning bans episcopal visitation to St. Mark's-in-the-Bouwerie after barefoot dancers protested his order. Wardens and vestrymen must choose between ritual independence and diocesan ministration. St. Mark's remains without episcopal visitations until compliance is shown.
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New York
Manning
St. Mark’s-in-the Bouwerie
St. Mark's
William Norman Guthrie
Municipal Slaughter House Urged For Amarillo
M Pierson of the State Board of Health urges Amarillo to establish a municipal abattoir to ensure safe meat supply. He praises local health inspectors Dr C G Spencer and Jack Wyatt for thorough inspection coverage and notes excellent street sanitation.
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Amarillo
M. Pierson
Food and Drug Department
State Board of Health
Plainview
Paris
Texas
Mr. Pierson
Coolidge Asked to Use Ten Act to Seek Records
Washington March 27 President Coolidge was urged to compel Attorney General Daugherty to hand over Justice Department files on Mexican gun running in 1912. The committee voted unanimously in executive session to press the demand, with Daugherty citing public interest as the reason to refuse.
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Washington
Coolidge
Daugherty
Senate
Department of Justice
American Cardinals Receive Red Hats
Cardinal Mundelein and Cardinal Hayes were bestowed red hats by Pope Pius in St. Peter's Rome marking their elevation to princes of the church. The ceremony drew a large audience including hundreds of Americans and began around 10:42 a.m. for Mundelein and 10:45 a.m. for Hayes.
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Rome
Cardinal Hayes
Mundelein
Pope Pius
St. Peter’s
Cardinal Mundelein
McKellar Again Demands Mellon Resign
Senator McKellar a Tennessee Democrat renews his call for Secretary Mellon to resign. He cites President Grant as precedent to argue Mellon is ineligible due to his commercial ties to support his contention that the treasury secretary cannot hold the office under a statute.
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Washington
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Probers Halt Naming of Five in Sinclair Oil Deal
Washington March 27 The senate Daugherty committee refused to let Roxie Stinson name five men she said yesterday profited 33 million dollars in a Sinclair oil deal. Daugherty's counsel hinted a president was among them and a clash with Senator Wheeler nearly erupted. Wheeler pressed on but the committee chose not to pursue the matter as Daugherty was not involved. Mrs Stinson testified that her ex husband spoke of the 33 million cleanup but said Daugherty and Smith did not profit.
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Washington
Senate
Daugherty
Indictment Sought for Mal Daugherty in Records Contempt
United States Senator Wheeler filed a motion seeking indictment of Mal Daugherty brother of the attorney general for contempt over failure to produce records before the Daugherty investigating committee. The measure urged the committee to report to the senate that Daugherty and C P Ballard cashier of Commercial Bank did not comply with the subpoena.
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United Press
Washington
Mal Daugherty
Daugherty
Wheeler
Senate
C. P. Ballard
Commercial Bank
Brookhart
Federal District Attorney
Bar of
Second Lap of U S Plane Trip Delayed
The second leg of the American around the world flight is delayed. It is due to delays in converting aircraft into seaplanes and should resume next Wednesday.
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U. S
Seattle
British flyers take off for Rome from Lyons
The British around the world flyers departed Lyons at noon today en route to Rome. The large amphibian planes had reached Lyons yesterday after leaving Calshot airdrome near Southampton, England, on Tuesday.
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Lyons
Rome
LeHavve
Calshot Airdome
South Hampton
England
Three Leap From Window Ledge To Net During Fire
Houston March 27 In a business district fire three people leaped from the fourth floor ledge to a life net awaiting beneath Injured were Mrs Lurline Bordeaux a nurse with a back injury Miss G W Franklin a nurse with minor bruises and Dr W R Sneed the building occupant with a back injury The three landed on a net stretched over a third floor awning.
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Houston
Pen Thornton
Lurline Bordeaux
G. W. Franklin
W. R. Sneed
Orient Line Sold in Public Auction for 3 Million
The Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad was sold for 3060000 at public auction to Clifford C. Histed Kansas City attorney and Orient receiver. Histed said a general plan of reorganization will be announced soon and all note holders will be invited to participate. The only other bid was 2764000 by E E Mullany banker.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad
Clifford C. Histed
Kansas City
Histed
The
Orient
W. T. Kemper
E. E. Mullany
Hill City
Hope for Orient railroad reorganization after Wichita sale
Austin Texas March 27 Clarence E Gilmore chairman of the Texas railroad commission expressed hope the sale of the Orient railroad at Wichita Kansas marks the start of a permanent reorganization. W T Kemper receiver said the purchaser regards the sale as a preliminary step and a plan will invite participation by all security holders.
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Austin
Tex
Orient Railroad
Wichita
Kan
Clarence E. Gilmore
Texas Railroad Commission
Gilmore
W. T. Kemper
Weather forecast notes partly cloudy periods tonight and Friday
The government weather bureau reports tonight and Friday will be partly cloudy or cloudy. Temperatures reached 74 degrees this afternoon with a rising mercury and a possible seasonal high record. The low for today was 41 degrees at 7 this morning.
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Government Weather Bureau
Amarillo Men Set Out For Panhandle Oil Field Expedition
Amarillo prepares a large trip to the Panhandle oil fields with J N Riggs as chief. Twenty cars will depart from the Amarillo hotel at 9 o clock, two official cars carrying Riggs Vernon Bozeman Thornton Barnum Holmes with Thornton acting as pilot. Panhandle and local volunteers donate cars many named supporters listed. Edward Doud and John Gilvin will guide as orderlies.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
J. N. Riggs
Generalissmo
Mr. Riggs
V. Vernon
H. E. Bozeman
Tex Thornton
R. G. Barnum
W. H. Holmes
Thornton
Bagnum
Mr. Holmes
A. McSpadden
Amarillo Hardware Co
Morrow - Thomas
W. H. Blackburn
Frank Wolfin
Roberts & Olver
Panhandle Lumber Co
C. N. Spurlock
Allen Early
J. C. Waybourn
Tex McIlroy
Toney Chisum
J. L. Summers
W. A. Askew
J. B. Grants
W. H. Cargile
Geo. Parr
Gaihes Whitsett
Albert Randall
W. W. Lynch
Green Bros
Ben Stone
Ross Rogers
Ernest Thompson
Ben Short
Cooper Irvin
Lorin Driscoll
J. M. Williams
Chas. Dickson
J. F. Craig
M. C. Hancock
Edward Doud
John Gilvin
Boy Scouts
Senator LaFollette III Contracts Pneumonia
Progressive leader Senator LaFollette III has developed pneumonia. Doctors report his condition as satisfactory and a statement was released today.
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Washington
LaFollette
True Story Of Woodrow Wilson By David Lawrence
The article details Woodrow Wilsons secret peace proposals in 1916 and the political calculations delaying action. It covers his 1916 re election motive, the shift after submarine warfare escalated, and his move toward war in 1917 to force peace, including the Count von Bernstorff dismissal and neutral stance prior to entering World War I.
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Mr. Wilson
Wilson
United States
Lusitania
Europe
America
Ex-bandit Al Jennings Testifies on Hamon Pact for Harding
Senate testimony reports ex-bandit and politician Al Jennings alleging that J. Hamon supplied 1 million dollars to back President Harding and secure the interior secretary post. Jennings also claims 250 thousand dollars went to Senator Boise Penrose in the alleged deal, with ties to Oklahoma oil figures including Harry J. Sinclair.
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Hamon
Harding
United Press
Washington
al Jennings
Senate Oi
Jake Hanom
Interior
Jennings
Boise Penrose
Pennsylvania
Harry J. Sinclair
City Development board weighs site offers for new industries
Amarillo leaders push to attract new industries by offering ready sites and a zoning plan to manage manufacturing and wholesale areas. Merchants express willingness to assist, signaling collaboration to keep pace with regional growth.
Johnson Holding Lead in South Dakota Primary Count
Sioux Falls March 27 Sen Hiram Johnson led President Coolidge by 554 votes in South Dakota with 1 398 of 1 825 precincts reported Johnson 36 064 Coolidge 35 520 The near tie prompted Coolidge headquarters at Pierre to hint at a possible contest and recount.
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Sioux Falls
Hiram Johnson
Coolidge
South Dakota
Johnson
Pierre
Dates for Cavalry Camp Yet in Doubt
Austin March 27 Pending orders from the militia bureau at Washington definite dates for the encampment of the cavalry branch of the Texas national guard at Ft. Bliss El Paso this summer will not be announced Gen J F Wolters commanding the bridge was in Austin today conferring with the adjutant general Recommendations for locations of the encampment for other guard branches have not been made
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Austin
Tex
Militia Bureau
Washington
Cavalry
Texas National Guard
Ft. Bliss
el Paso
J. F. Wolters
Adjutant General
Mexico orders British oil official to leave country
Mexico City March 27 President Obregon signed a decree expelling Arthur Roddick superintendent of the El Aguilar Oil company a British owned concern. The action follows a charge that company officials backed the De La Huerta revolutionary movement two weeks earlier.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Arthur Roddick
el Aguilar Oil Company
Mexico
de la Huerta
Engagement Reported for Princess Mafalda and Belgian Crown Prince
Rome March 27 Neuvo Paese reports an official engagement announcement is expected soon between Princess Mafalda daughter of the king and queen and the crown prince of Belgium.
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Rome
Neuvo Paese Today
Mafalda
Belgium
Poincare Poised to Form New Cabinet in France
Paris March 27 Raymond Poincare kept busy visiting friends and committee chairmen as he prepared to announce whether he would resume the premiership. He told reporters he was not ready to reply but would resume efforts this afternoon. insiders expect a new Poincare cabinet to be formed by evening.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
the Elysee
Miller
Poincare
Dallas introduces new street cars in service
Dallas, March 27. The first of thirty two modern street cars ordered for the city are in service. The cars feature middle exits, boarding at the front and leaving through center doors, and special provisions to handle crowds during rush hours to speed up service.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Bergdoll Not on Train in Berlin Departure
Berlin reports Grover Cleveland Bergdoll was not among the passengers on the boat train heading to connect with the Deutschland steamer today. He could board the vessel at Tuxhaven if he chooses to return to the United States.
Mineola High School Burned in Major Fire
Mineola Texas March 27 The Mineola high school building was destroyed by fire causing about 60000 in losses. All books and records were erased by flames. Classes will be held in the grammar school building.
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Mineola High School
Mineola
Tex
Don’t Forget Your Jugs For Oil Well Treks
A brief public note urges oil workers to carry drinking water to wells tomorrow, stressing preparedness and safety for long shifts in remote locations.
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M’kellar
Mellon
Chamberlain
Orient Line
Sentor Lafollette III
Woodrow Wilson
U.S
By David Lawrence
George H. Doran Company
Canada
South America
Current News Features, Inc
Germany
High Seas
Oklahoma
Penrose
Hays
Board of City Development
Chicago
Hardings
Hannon
Harry Sinclair
Will Hays
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