United States Crude Production Rises in Early May
The US daily average gross crude production increased by 8,000 barrels for the week ended May 3 to 1,949,056 barrels. East of the Rockies up 6,300 to 1,300,750. California 648,300. Oklahoma 425,656. Arkansas 147,500. Gulf Coast 101,100. Imports in April averaged 271,300 barrels at principal ports, with 289,143 for the week ended May 3. Crude prices held steady across major districts with varied regional quotes.
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New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Rocky Mountains
California
North Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Central Texas
North Louisiana
Arkansas
Gulf Coast
Eastern
Wyoming
Montana
Coolidge backs Navy strength despite alleged deterioration
President Coolidge rejects claims of naval decline and details his review of replacements and new ships. He urges continued generous naval appropriations and notes ongoing need for certain vessel types due to depreciation and modernization.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Triple electrocution likely at Eddyville court ruling
Eddyville Kentucky May 8 The first triple electrocution in Kentucky looms as the court may delay to hear a possible writ of error for 71 year old Frank Thomas on death row. Also facing execution are George Wick for killing William Oekle near Louisville and Charles Miller a Black man sentenced for killing two railroad guards in Breckenridge county.
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EddyvilleKy
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Frank Thomas
Thomas
George Wick
Louisville
William Oekle
Charles Miller
Breckenridge County
Buchneau Named Assistant Branch Manager for Harvester
George Buchneau is named assistant branch manager at the International Harvester local office, filling the vacancy left by R. E. Jacquier who becomes branch manager in Des Moines Iowa. Buchneau transfers from Topeka Kansas where he served the company for years and his family plans to move in June to join him.
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George Buchneau
International Harvester Company
R. E.jacquier
Des Moines
Iowa
Mr. Buchneau
Topeka
Kan
International Harvvester Company
Here There and Everywhere Visitors and Local Happenings
A string of brief items notes residents and visitors in Amarillo and surrounding towns yesterday and this week. Names include Mrs. T J Page Hereford Mrs W F Lane Happy T E Major Hereford Miss Pansy Lane Clarendon and others. Local business ads mention insurance services and hotel improvements.
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W.F. Lane
Happy
T. E. Major
Hereford
C.S. Cooke
HeLean
Amarillo
Pansy Lane
Clarendon
F. A. Paul
Panhandle
E. B. Hedrick
Alanreed
L. Gangly
Bessie Huth Cavness
Hugh Exum
Taylor Street
Hot Springs
Ark
L. A. Moore
Fort Sumner
T. A. Atkinson
Clovis
Santa Fe Hospital
J. L. Martin
National Cycle Co
Topeka
Kaw
Lloyd Fletcher
Ohio
E. J. Valentine
Missouri Pacific Railway
Wichita Falls
William Reinheimer
Theresa Baum
Polk Street
Oklahoma
McIntosh
Buchanan Street
J. 8. Haynes
Fern Miller
Jackson Street
S. 8
Williams
Fairmont Avenue
International Harvester Company
Ladies Darken Your Gray Hair with Wyeth Compound
An old time remedy for restoring gray hair color is promoted. The ad recommends Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a modern improved preparation sold at drug stores. Apply with a sponge or brush, one strand at a time, to achieve dark glossy hair by morning and after additional uses.
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Wyeth
Gulf Company Plans Fifth Well in Burnett Pasture
The Gulf Production company sent engineers to the Panhandle oil field to mark a location for its fifth well in survey No. 91. It will be the first well on an 800 acre new lease acquired in April. Materials for the well are in Panhandle and H A Melat, Gulf production chief, is here from Fort Worth. Local oil men foresee major developments ahead.
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Gulf Production Company
Panhandle
N. H
Block 56
Fort Worth
Gulf
Books Issued to Boost Road Association Meet in Albuquerque
Booklets promoting Albuquerque as the geographical center of New Mexico and a growing commercial hub have arrived for the U S Good Roads Association and National Bankhead Highway show. The May 26 to 31 event will feature views of the city, its Spanish architecture, prehistoric ruins, and natural scenery likened to Egypt and Palestine.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
United States
U. S. Good Roads Association
National Bankhead Highway Association
U. S. Good Roads Show
Egypt
Palestine
Baptist Young People Honor Mothers With Sunday Program
The Baptist Young People's Unions of the First Baptist Church will host a Mother's Day service at 7 p.m. Sunday. Mothers have reserved seating and a musical program will unfold with scripture by Alvin Daves, invocations by W A McIntosh, readings by Ruth Virginia Perdue and Mattie McClurkin, a vocal duet by Eilen and Helen Bruce, a violin solo by Irving Tolzien, and a Mother’s Day address by Mrs. J E Griggs.
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General Organization
The
Baptist Young People’s Unions
First Baptist Church
Alvin Daves
W. A. McIntosh
Ruth Virginia Perdue
Eilen
Helen Bruce
Mattea McClu
Kerr & Walsh to Design Lodge Store Building
Panhandle Masonic Lodge No. 1176 hires Kerr & Walsh to prepare plans for a brick lodge and store, 60 by 140 feet, modern throughout. Building committee met in Amarillo with architect pair. J. L. North chairs.
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Kerr & Walsh
Panhandle Masonic Lodge
Amarillo
J. L. North
DeMolays Hold Canyon Initiation at Masonic Hall
The Amarillo Chapter of DeMolay will conduct an initiation at the Masonic hall in Canyon Saturday night starting at 6 30. Two degrees will be conferred and DeMolays and Master Masons are invited. A dance follows the ceremony.
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Amarillo
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Hall
Canyon
West Texas teachers college to hold alumni banquet
Alumni of the West Texas State Teachers College will gather for their annual banquet in Canyon on May 36. Invitations have been sent and a large turnout is anticipated. Daily Globe want ads are listed at 1c per word.
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T. V. Reeves
Bureau of Public Service
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Federated Clubs
C. A. Pierle
Dumas Tex
Dumas High School
Tex
Aluuni
Six Italians Await Hour of Execution in Amite
National Guardsmen patrol the parish prison in Amite La as six condemned Italians face execution for the Dallas Calmes murder. Natale Deamore Joseph Rini Joseph Giglio Andrea Lemantia Joseph Bocchio Roy Leona. Leona injured self in Orleans jail before transport.
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Amite
Natale Deamore
Joseph Rini
Joseph Giglio
Andrea Lemantia
Joseph Bocchio
Roy Leona
Dallas Calmes
Independence
Soviet tightens press controls bans private ads
Moscow May 8 reports the Soviet government forbids advertising in privately owned publications. From now on only government controlled outlets may print advertising material.
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Moscow
Public sale of impounded stock in Amarillo
The City of Amarillo will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the City Pound Gate on Fourth and Monroe Street between 2 and 4 pm Saturday May 17 1924 the following impounded livestock One red and white spotted cow about 6 years old split in right ear no brand caught in south part of town. Arthur Heffner City Pound Keeper.
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Amarillo
Monroe Street
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Finklea ElectricCo
Polk
Globe
Pennsylvania
Bradford District
NAVY
Buchneau
Harvester Company
T. J. Page
Claude
Gulf Company
Burnett
Baptist Young People
Daily Globe
Jack Keefe
Rye
Dident
New Jersey
Thos. M. Edison
N.Y
By Ring Lardner
Ysis
Dick. Ropr
J. P. Smith
Smart
Phoenix
Blackburn Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing
Arthur Heffner
Chas. C
Sutter Green Bidg
Boston
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