Glass as Berlin public school foreshadows future
The Globe column cites Arthur triebane and Mr Brisbane noting Berlin will build a large plate glass public school framed in steel and concrete, with sunlit walls and later quartz glass options. It argues for glass architecture, contrasts New York and California schools, condemns gossip, and recalls Giannini and California banking feats. The piece references Syracuse finance, New York Times praise, and argues for immigration and industrial progress, including a Canadian wheat shipment plan and a Pacific maritime approach.
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Satisfactory printing prompt deliver ed
Satisfactory printing prompt delivery referenced for Manney Pty. Co and Rule Blog. The fragment notes a contact line 1' . 2-1505, implying a printing or publishing context with a company and blog reference.
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Farmers Press McNary Haugen Relief in Nationwide Resolution
About 300 agricultural leaders from twenty states adopted a resolution in St Louis calling for reenactment of McNary Haugen principles. They urged voters to back candidates favorable to farm relief, criticizing Coolidge and several officials while naming Mellon, Borah, Reed, Fess, Bruce, Barnes, and others.
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Ohio
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Julius Barnes
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Right to Kill Case Returns as Tonbridge Arraigns Nurse
London reports the arraignment of Mrs. Margaret B. Delvigne 34 a wartime nurse on charges of maliciously giving arsenic to her mother Mrs. S M Waite to end weeks of agony from malignant liver cancer. Medical examiners say the arsenic did not kill. This follows a prior trial where a laborer was acquitted for drowning his 4 year old daughter to end illness.
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London
Tonbridge
Margaret B. Delvigne
S. M. Waite
Norris Damage Suit Continued Until January 8
The $150000 damage suit of D. E. Chipps Jr. against J. Frank Norris, pastor of the first Baptist church in Fort Worth, was continued to January 8 on defense motion. The delay cites Mrs Norris illness in a local hospital as the reason for postponement. The case stems from the July 1926 slaying of Chipps by Norris.
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Rabies Warning Sounded as Pets Bite Reports Grow
Amarillo authorities warn scores of pets may be rabid after multiple attacks. A San Jacinto dog with rabies killed a Persian kitten and bit many others, prompting muzzle rules and medical serum guidance to prevent spread.
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Blonde Mannequin Weeps Over Love Triangle in Paris
In Paris a blonde mannequin nicknamed Suzette consoles a broken heart as she vies with the ex-kaiser’s sister for Alexander Zoubkoff. Le Matin claims Zoubkoff courts the 63-year-old Schaumberg Lippe princess, delaying Berlin nuptials to avoid publicity.
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Hagen, Armour coast in PGA match play at Cedar Crest
In Dallas at Cedar Crest Country Club Navy 2 Walter Hagen led Tony Manero by eight holes in their second round PGA match. Tommy Armour, defending Open champion, battled Tom Harmon to a 18 hole all square after the first round.
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Tom Harmon
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New German Embassy Councillor Named Successor in Rome
Dr. Friedrich Wilhelm von Pritéwitz Gaffron, councillor at the German embassy in Rome, has been confirmed as successor to Baron Ago von Maltzan, the late German ambassador to the United States, according to diplomatic circles.
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Friedrich Wilhelm von Pritéwitz-Gaffron
Rome
Baron Ago von Maltzan
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Amarillo Tax Roll Hits Record Valuation of 51 Million
Amarillo's assessed property value rose by 12.19 million to a total of 51.996 million, with taxes set at 35 cents per 100 dollars. The gain largely stems from new buildings and higher real estate values, signaling strong city growth despite a higher budget need.
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Borger Child Dies After Auto Accident
Overton Smith, year old son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Smith, died after a brain concussion suffered when struck by an automobile driven by B. M. Andrews. Andrews was cleared of blame. Mrs. Ida Little later suffered a broken jaw and facial lacerations when her car struck a parked, unlit pipe truck. several teeth had to be extracted, but she will recover.
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Beery and Hatton Leave for El Paso
Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton, noted movie comedians, fly with a Ford tri motor from Detroit to Los Angeles and stop in Dallas for a brief layover. They arrived in Dallas at five p m Tuesday en route to El Paso.
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Raymond Hatton
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Fall-Sinclair trial ends with jury tampering hint
The Fall Sinclair oil case ends in mistrial amid jury tampering allegations. Detectives connected to Sinclair faced questions about improper jury contacts. A January retrial date and grand jury probe into shadowed jurors and a leak by juror Edward Kidwell were announced.
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Grand jury hears witnesses as investigations proceed
In open court Justice Siddons told jurors they were discharged from further attendance. The district attorney's office pressed for action while affidavits submitted by the government backed up the charges. More than a score of witnesses have been summoned.
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Cotton Damage From Storm Reported in Wichita Falls
A wind and rain storm in Wichita Falls caused probable cotton damage. The system dropped 1.67 inches of precipitation and reached a velocity of 106 miles per hour last night.
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France Approves Tariff Note With U S
Paris dispatch says the French cabinet approved a note to the United States outlining their understanding of tariff negotiation procedures. The note, to be handed to the American charge Shelton Whitehouse, contains no contentions and focuses on the agreed procedure.
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Houston Bridge Plans Approved by War Department
The War Department approved Houston Texas plans for a bridge over Buffalo Bayou at Adams Street. The approval signals authorization for construction efforts by city authorities and sets the stage for federal involvement in the project.
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Woman Dies Aboard Cannibal Ship Off Cape Platter
Seattle reports a lone unnamed woman died with twelve Japanese sailors aboard the fishing vessel Ryoei Mera, labeled the cannibal ship. Quarantine officials found a purse and torn clothes proving a woman was aboard. the crew perished after a March death pact failed, with bones scattered in the cabin.
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Pacific Ocean
Port Townsend
Misaki
Margaret Dollar
College group to meet today on city college site
A committee, formed yesterday, will meet at the Board of City Development rooms at 4 45 PM to plan how to determine consensus on establishing a college in the city. It aims to interview at least 100 leading businessmen and outlines a site proposal with 700 acres offered by Mayor Lee Bivins, 200000 from citizens, and a 500000 endowment. The Cotten group includes Flenniken Whittington Blackburn Petty Sheers and others.
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Amarillo
T. W. Cotten
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C. W. Whittington
Walter Blackburn
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Petty, Jr
J. M. Sheers
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Explosion Kills Three in Central City Auto Stoppage
A car engine explosion in Central City Ky killed three bystanders and injured five others. The dead are C Wills and brothers Liam and Robert Lewis. the vehicle was owned by Dr B D Porter and driven by Mrs Porter. The cause remains undetermined.
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Robert
B. D. Porter
Millikin's Attorneys In Final Plea
Clarence J. Ginn and Judge W. F. Hawkins, attorneys for A. V. Millikin, found sane by a Caldwell county jury, were in Austin for a final appeal possible to Governor Moody for clemency before Millikin's electrocution for the slaying of Mrs. Virginia Petty of San Antonio.
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Waxahachie Man Dies After Window Fall
Waxahachie Dr. W. D. Boyd age 71 died after being injured when he fell from his office window Monday afternoon. Survived by wife two sons Bob Boyd of Shreveport and Will D Boyd of Waxahachie and two daughters Mrs Frank Barber of San Antonio and Miss Clara Boyd of Waxahachie.
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Ellis County
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Shreveport
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Frank Barber
San Antonio
Clara Boyd
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