Agricultural and market notes from St Louis to Chicago
Market briefs from AMARILLO LIVESTOCK and KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN cover cattle prices, hogs, sheep and lambs with weights and ranges. Chicago grain notes report crop expectations in Argentina, wheat, corn, oats, and potato and dairy prices, while New York stocks show early holiday demand and shifts in major industrials and retailers.
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Chicago
Argentina
New York
Areke
Woolworth
U. S. Steel
General Motors
American Locomotive
Baliwin
Brings Back Manly Vigor
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Contempt Warrants Issued for 101 Trappers in Louisiana
Federal Judge signs warrants for contempt against Manuel Malero and 100 others from the St. Bernard Trappers association after a deadly clash with guards on de la Croix island. 101 defendants must appear November 29 to show cause. Governor and state officers monitor tensions, with troops as a last resort.
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Associated Press News
Orleans
Lewis H. Burns
Manuel Malero
St. Bernard
Mereaux
St. Bernard Parish
de la Croix Island
Louisiana Muskrat Ranch, Incorporated
Wind and Cold Claim Lives Across Cities
A boy drowned after being dragged into the Lackawanna River in Scranton, Pennsylvania, by driftwood. In Hartford, Connecticut a painter was killed by a falling flagpole as a strong wind sweep hit multiple regions.
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Lackawanna River
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Hartford
Connecticut
Fragmented OCR Story Leaves Gaps in City Ledger
Readable fragments describe a local event with unclear details. Names, places, and dates are partially legible, leaving the main action and outcome uncertain. Further verification from the original page is needed to produce a precise card.
Community leaders urge big thinking for Amarillo growth
Leopold addresses Amarillo Chamber of Commerce, urging national and international support to build a new industrial, civic foundation. He warns against selfish groups and stresses creating demand, infrastructure, and markets for sustainable development while condemning price-fixing and complacency.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
National Organization
Leopold
Amarillo
Penhandle Plains
Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar
Commonwealth
Chamber of Commerce
Leopold Dreed
Amarillo Paving Contracts Tied to Completion Deadlines
Amarillo city commission ruled no new street paving contracts will be awarded unless contractors set a completion time. Contractors blamed railroad congestion for material delays, noting bids awarded months ago remain unfulfilled and citizens protest. The commission paused several bids this week until a firm deadline is established, aiming to curb stalled work into next spring.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Baptists in San Antonio Nominate President Candidate List
Delegates to the Texas Baptist general convention in San Antonio caucus for a new president after Judge O S Latti more steps down. Paul F Buckner of Buckner's Orphans Home in Dallas appears favored by a small majority with Dan Moody Pat M Neff also mentioned. Others including M H Wolfe N T Andrews Forest Smith W W Mickon and Lee Scarborough have strong support.
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San Antonio
State Baptist General Convention
Judge O
Lattimore
Paul F. Buckner
Buckner
Dallas
Dan Moody
Pat M. Neff
M H. Wolfe
N. T. Andrews
Forest Smith
W. W. Mickon
Lee Scarborough
Local Cotton Storage Crisis Aids Drive to Prevent Delays
The article reports a cotton storage shortage forcing railroads to refuse more bales while local leaders scramble to free warehousing space. Fundraising is underway with civic groups, including the San Jacinto civic club, urged to donate enough to avert a critical bottleneck.
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Laem Ile
Final Argument In Assault Case Involving Elzie Simmons
The final argument in the assault with intent to murder case against Elzie Simmons is set for 1:30 this afternoon. Simmons allegedly shot John Pythian after summoning him and Guy Moon to Simmons's home east of Tenth Street via a duct last summer. Pythian testified he had dated Simmons's wife, presented downtown as Mrs. Simmons, a widow.
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Elzie Simmons
John Pythian
Simmons
Pythian
Guy Moon
Tenth Street
Simmon
Uruguay Cuba quarrel ends with apology
Cuba accepts Uruguay apology ending a diplomatic row over a League of Nations statement. Cuban President Machado and Secretary Campa welcomed the move and ordered the Uruguayan envoy Garcia to return to Montevideo.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Uruguay
Ricardo Garci Y Fernandez
Montevide
Buenos Aires
Pedro Erasmo Callarda
Campa
Alfredo Guani
League of Nations
United States
Machado
Child’s mind best critic for films says Walter Woods
The Associated Press reports Walter Woods, writer for The Covered Wagon and Pony Express, declares a child’s mind the ideal judge of movielore. He notes kids speak plainly, remember what pleases, and spot story flaws adults miss.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Walter Woods
Woods
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