Canal Plans To Be Tasked At Meeting
Delegates to the twenty fourth annual Intracoastal Canal association of Louisiana and Texas assemble in Baton Rouge to review progress and plan future canal transport from the Mississippi river to the Rio Grande valley. Early construction is expected in Louisiana and Texas and efforts will be made to gain congressional approval to extend the canal to the Rio Grande. Congressmen army engineers and waterways experts will speak as rights of way reports indicate land acquisition is nearly complete. Delegates from the Texas Gulf coast arrived in five special rail cars from Houston Galveston Matagorda county the Rio Grande Valley and Beaumont.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Intracoastal Canal Association of
Louisiana and
Texas
Mississippi River
Rio Grande Valley
Louwisiania
Corpus Christi
U. S. Army Engineers
Texas Gulf Coast
C. S. E. Holland
Association
Houston
Galveston
Matagorda County
Beaumont
Miss Sarah McAdoo to Wed Law Partner Brice Clagett
Miss Sarah L McAdoo daughter of William G McAdoo will marry Brice Clagett a law partner of her father in a ceremony in Washington today Clagett former newspaper man became associated with McAdoo as railroad administrator and has led McAdoo's Washington office since retirement from public life
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Washington Post Today
Sarah L. McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Brice Clagett
McAdoo
Clagett
Houghton Plans England Trip After Senate Loss
Washington November 9 After a long White House meeting Alanson B Houghton of New York announced he would sail for England Wednesday at President Coolidges suggestion He had recently resigned as ambassador to England to run for the senate and declined to say if he had withdrawn his resignation.
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United Press
Washington
White House
Alanson B. Houghton
New York
England
Coolidge
Houghton
Senate
Jackson Shaft Is Draped in Mourning
The Andrew Jackson statue at the Tennessee state capitol grounds was covered with heavy mourning today. A floral wreath at the base bore a card praising Jefferson as founder of democracy and Jackson as crusader and sword. Democrats placed the honoring wreath after their party’s defeat last Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee State Capitol
Thomas Jefferson
Old Hickory
Kyoto Festive City Prepares for Emperor Enthronement
Kyoto crowds fill streets as bunting flowers and lights adorn the capital for tomorrow's enthronement ceremony of Hirohiro the 124th emperor. 97 foreign attendees include Ambassador MacVeagh and Consul Neville. Cost estimated at 24 million yen about 12 million dollars.
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Asaociated Press
Kyoto
Japan
Hirohiro
Charles MacVeagh
MacVeagh
Edwin L. Neville
Neville
Charles Burnett
Burnett
Three Convicts Sent to Federal Prison From Amarillo
A chain of three federal convicts left Amarillo at 12 30 this afternoon for Leavenworth Kansas to begin sentences imposed recently in federal court. They were in custody of U S Marshal B I Harper and taken from Potter county jail to the Santa Fe depot. All three received 18 month terms. Named are Tom Collins of Borger for narcotics law violation J S Hemed and Sam Glibe for using the mails to defraud.
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Amarillo
Leavenworth
Kansas
United States
B. I. Harper
Santa Fe
Potter County
Tom Collins
Borger
J. S. Hemed
Sam Glibe
Spike O’Donnell Believes Enemies Poisoned Brother
Edward Spike O Donnell claims rivals poisoned his brother Tommy, who went blind overnight after a milk diet for stomach trouble. Spike says a milk bottle on their back porch may have been switched with poison, while Tommy’s condition improves at a Rochester Minnesota hospital.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Edward
Spike) O'Donnell
Spike
Tommy
Rochester
Minnesota
Spike O'Donnell
O’donnell
Gas leak probe ends in fatal blast in Chicago
Charles Brecht aged 72 died after a gas leak search with a match triggered an explosion that demolished his home late last night in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles Brecht
Road contracts to be let November 9
Seven additional construction projects for six counties totaling about 23 miles and costing roughly $900,000 were advertised for letting at the state highway commission meeting on November 10. These additions bring the scheduled meeting’s total settings to about $1,500,000.
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Amodated Press
Austin
State Highway Commission
New England Looks to Boost Recreational Industry
Merchandising New England's recreational sources and added prosperity for New England farmers through more scientific marketing of their products will be two of the main aims. The report notes efforts to expand local markets and improve distribution across the region.
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Hy International News Service
Portland
Maine
New England
New England Council Plans Conference On Farm Marketing And Tourism
The Fourth New England Council meeting set for November will discuss farm marketing under state grades and supervision with a standardized New England label. The council notes the program is already active across the region and the recreational industry, valued at about 500 million dollars annually, will be a major topic to boost development and income.
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New England Council
New England
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