Allies to Maintain Military Control in Germany
London reports a Council of Ambassadors note says Allied military control in Germany will stay in full operation until Versailles disarmament terms are fully carried out. The note asserts Allies may decide when to transfer control to the League, citing potential three to four month inspections and continued accountability if obstructions persist.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Treaty of Vergailles
Council of Ambassadors
Berlin
Paris
League of Nations
League
Hif
inter-Allied
Support in Convention Fight Pledged Amarillo
West Texas towns including Fredericksburg Memphis Sweetwater Eastland Crosbyton Waco Canyon and Wichita Falls pledge support for Amarillo in the 1926 West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention bid. Col. Ernest O. Thompson reports letters from 1924 delegates backing Amarillo.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Fredericksburg
Memphis
Sweetwater
Eastland
Crosbyton
Waco
Canyon
Wichita Falls
Children Earn Movie Tickets for Good Grades
Six theater tickets will be given to each child who earned A in at least three fundamental subjects, B in the rest, and no more than one C in music writing or drawing. The program, announced last night, is a theater party by Les Temps club at the Mission Fair and Liberty theaters.
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Mission, Fair and Liberty
Les Temps Club
Sheriff Holds Two On Bad Check Charge
Sheriff Less Whitaker holds Mr and Mrs M E B Whitehead and their son who arrived in Amarillo from Roswell New Mexico. Roswell Sheriff wired Whitaker to detain Whitehead for a 250 dollar bad check case. Whitehead allegedly passed the check and claimed funds would be provided.
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Less Whitaker
M. EB. Whitehead and Son
Amarillo
Roswell
N. M
Heck
Whitaker
Whitehead
Arkansas City
Kan
Sven
Labor survives bid to cut minister salary in Commons
In London on May 30 the Labor government again withstood opposition in the house of commons. Sir William Joynson Hicks failed to push through a motion to cut Tom Shaw’s salary by 100 pounds amid a lengthy debate. Premier MacDonald warned that a defeat would lead to a general election.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
William Joynson Hicks
Tom Shaw
MacDonald
Labor
Drilling Contract Awarded For Four Wells On Excess Tract
The contract to drill four wells on an eighty acre tract owned by W S Christian is let. The site lies within 250 feet of Gulf No 1 Dial in Hutchinson county and was an oversurvey filed in 1922. Christian retains a three sixteenths overriding royalty to protect the states one sixteenth royalty.
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W.S. Christian
W. Scott Heywood
Hutchinson County
Christian
Canadian River
Block 90
Texas
Farm Credit Calls For 2 Million More Capital
Washington May 80 Treasury officials said the agricultural credit corporation formed to ease Northwest credit tightened its capital by a second call of 2 million dollars. Total paid in reaches 4 million from 10 million authorized, aiding loan capacity to meet current calls as it approved 1.135 million in loans to reopen eleven banks.
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Washington
Treasury
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Northwest
Coast Guard
National Parks
Post Office Department
Chawkalets Free Want Ads At The Globe
The Globe offers a free big box of Chawkalets for readers to bring their dad s want ads. Have him write the ad and drop it at The Globe office. Ads cost 1 cent per word, minimum 80 cents. Candy from J E Bryant factory is highlighted as fresh.
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Globe
J. E. Bryant
Texas
Dad
Boyer Wins Big Race at Indianapolis
Joe Boyer drove a Dusenburg Special to victory in the 500 mile Indianapolis auto race. Earl Cooper led early and for long stretches but was forced into trouble and pit stops, with Bennet Hill and Jimmy Murphy swapping the runner up spots as the field chased prize money and records. Cooper earned 3000 in lap prizes while the winner claimed 20000 for the victory.
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Joe Boyer
Earl Cooper
Studebaker
Associated Press
Speedway
Indianapolis
Cooper
Bennett Hill
Jimmy Murphy
Murphy
Hill
Corum
Ernie Ansterberg
L. L. Corum
Harry Hartz
Ira Vail
Eddie Hearne
Antoine Mourre
Jules Ellingboe
Fr ‘Omer
Boyer
Houston Sees Heavy Rainfall With Flood Fears
A Houston report notes continuing heavy rain and an electrical storm with near 2 inches by 10 am. Navasota reports 6.70 inches officially while Conroe says 11 inches fell in three hours and San Jacinto river flood fears rise. Roads blocked and small craft warnings posted as leaks threaten area waterways.
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Houston
Tex
Navasota
Conroe
Houston Chronicle
San Jacinto
Washington
Brenham
Georgetown
French Socialists Refuse Votes for Millerand Premier
Paris May 30. The Socialist federation votes to refuse support to any premier named by President Millerand. The resolution marks a protest against Millerand and signals a battle against reactionary interests within the workers international.
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Paris
Millerand
Socialist Federation
Workers International
Miller
Georges and Tom Rest Up for Contest
Georges Carpentier and Tom Gibbons prepare for their ten round international light heavyweight contest in Michigan City with 30 000 to 40 000 expected spectators and gate receipts up to 300 000. weigh ins set for tomorrow. Carpentier near 174 175 pounds and Gibbons around 177 after a Memorial Day training period on the lake shore.
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Associated Press
Michigan City
Georges Carpentier
France
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Middle West
Lake Shore
Carpentier
Francis Des Camps
Georges’ Maulers
Gibbons
Dempsey
Shelby
Montana
Chicago
Globe contest offers 30 dollars for knockout timing
The Globe will award $30 in cash to readers who guess the exact knockout second of the Carpentier Gibbons bout. Prizes range from $10 to 50 cents for the nearest times, with entry required before 8 pm tomorrow at The Globe office.
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Globe Office
Carpentier-Gibbons
Associated Press
Carpentier
Gibbons
Michigan City
Globe
Obregon and Coolidge to Meet at Nogales Report
Mexico City reports Obregon may interview Coolidge at Nogales during his Sonora visit. American Ambassador Warren would not comment. White House: little chance of a border meeting in coming months due to prior opposition from Senator Cameron and others.
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Obregon
Coolidge
Nogales
Mexico City
Tft
Sonora
Warren
Washington
Mexico
White House
Cameron
Arizona
Memorial Day Address Urges Torch of Patriotism
Dr Paul W Horn president of Texas Technological College at Lubbock gave the Memorial Day address urging citizens to take up the torch flung to us by soldiers dead. He praised the nation s schools and warned against those who slander American ideals. Memorial program led by Dr A J Caldwell with Rev R N MacCallum delivering invocations. A double quartet sang The Recessional. Local businesses closed 11 to 12 for the hero dead and Legion members will decorate Llano cemetery graves at 7 pm with Battery B 131st Field Artillery firing a 21 gun salute.
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Paul W. Horn
Rudyard Kipling
Warrell
Crete Allen
Debbie Patterson
Virginia Chandler
W. A. Smith
H. V. Elkington
W. H. Brymer
Bradley D. Kimbrough
M. H. Crudgington
American Legion
Llano
131St Field Artillery
Bonham Man Kidnapped in China by Bandits
Rex P. Ray of Bonham Texas is among Americans kidnapped by Chinese bandits near Wuchow. Dr. R. E. Beddoe, who just returned from China, says Mrs. Ray and their two children are at Wachow mission headquarters. Doctor H. G. Miller, the other American captive, is also connected to the Baptist mission.
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Dallas
Tex
Rex P. Ray
Wuchow
Bonham
R. E. Beddoe
China
Ray
Miller
Baptist Mission
R. E. L. Nashaw
Roscoe
Nolan County
Forest Fire Rages Through California Timber Lands
A massive forest fire in Plumas county, five miles from Quincy, Sacramento reports, sweeping heavy timber. The blaze, described as the season’s largest, is mostly confined to Murphy Lumber Company lands as crews battle to contain it.
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Sacramento
Cal
Quincy
Plumas County
Murphy Lumber Company
Weather Note on Holidays and Uncertain Report
Weather staff unavailable on holidays leads to a best guess forecast. The day’s high likely under 58 degrees and low above 45, with unsettled conditions expected tomorrow. A year ago the temperature was warmer than today.
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Weather Bureau
Nation Pays Memorial Day Tribute at Arlington
President Coolidge delivers the Memorial Day address at Arlington amphitheater while all government branches, armed forces, and patriotic groups honor war dead. The Unknown Soldier wreath ceremony with Weeks and Wilbur sets a possible future memorial precedent.
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Washington
Coolidge
Arlington Amphitheater
Weeks
Wilbur
Arlington Cemetery
Senate
Arlington
Woman's Relief Corps
Daughters of Veterans
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Legion of Royal Women and
Sons of Veterans
White House
National American War Mothers
American Legion
World Court Plans Spurned by President Coolidge
President Coolidge in his Memorial Day Arlington address rejected adherence to the world court unless it remains tied to the League of Nations, endorsing the Harding Hughes plan while warning against military expansion and urging national unity and limited armament.
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NEW World Court
Washington
World Court
League of Nations
Coolidge
Arlington
Indorses Harding-Hughes
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Permanent Court of International Justice
Harding-Hughes
America
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Bonham Man
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