Prosperity hard test and modern market hints
Arthur Brisbane notes prosperity as the hardest test for individuals and nations. He cites Edison’s rubber substitutes, synthetic dyes, and Wall Street gains while urging timely purchasing for winter. Also sketches quotes on wealth, citizenship, and cultural observations from Park Avenue to Saint-Simon.
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Omaha chase ends in tragic hunting accidents
Two hunting deaths were reported in Nebraska yesterday. Joseph Hanfelt, 19, died in Omaha from injuries after a gun exploded. Lillie Schultz, 12, died in Humboldt from an accidental rifle wound.
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Nellie Ricketts Rites Held at Llano Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie Ricketts, 48, were conducted Sunday afternoon with burial in Llano Cemetery. Rev. G. H. Bryant officiated as a large group of friends attended. She died last Friday at the family home 717 North Houston. Surviving are husband C. J. Ricketts, four sisters including Etta Albertson of Parsons, Kansas, a daughter Carresta Whatley, and four sons William Rickett s of Yuma Arizona Harold Rickett s of Parsons and Charles and James Ricketts of Amarillo.
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Weather Averages and Hourly Temperatures Report
Tonight and Tuesday will be partly cloudy with no big cold spell. Temperatures reached 77 today and 46 tonight, compared with 88 and 20 last year. Hourly readings show 7am 48, 8am 48, 9am 56, 10am 70, noon 73, 1pm missing data.
Mills Urges Figure Kept At 225 Million
Assistant Secretary Ogden Mills told the House Ways and Means committee that tax reduction must stay at 225 million dollars, the original treasury figure. He presented receipts and outlays closely matching Secretary Mellon’s earlier estimates and warned against changes.
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Mother Dies in Heroic Fire Rescue in Concord New Hampshire
Mrs Charles Marshall perished trying to save her four children from flames that engulfed their home in Concord New Hampshire on November 21 One child survived Walter aged 6 while Ruth 11 Robert 4 and John 8 died with their mother Neighbors said Mrs Marshall hurled Walter from a window then re entered the blaze where she and two other children were overcome by smoke The father was away at work
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Judge grants voluntary non-suit in Kearns Dempsey suit
In Newark on November 21 federal judge William Runyon granted a voluntary non-suit ending Jack Kearns' $333,333.33 lawsuit against Jack Dempsey. The UPI report notes the abrupt court action.
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Grand Jury Reopens After Recess In Local Court
The grand jury resumes its labors after a several day recess as Tom Polley faces theft charges in district court. The defendant allegedly took a suit of clothing from Blackburn Bros while an application for suspended sentence was filed at trial start. Judge Bishop presided, having spent last week in Plainview on a separate case.
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Infant Son of Reon Family Dies Today
Walter Richard Reon infant son of Mr and Mrs Walter Reon diedearly today at the family residence 606 Jackson street Funeral services were to be held this afternoon in charge of Blackburns Funeral home. Blackburn ambulance Phone 5211 Griggs ambulance Phone 4311
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Mother Remus Keeps Vigil As Son Faces Life Trial
The 77 year old mother of bootleg king George Remus returns to the Dream Palace on the hill while her son stands trial for life. She cooks lentil soup in the empty palace kitchen as Remus receives meals in his cell. The family scene unfolds amid the ruin of once lavish feasts and stately rooms.
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Remus Murder Trial Opens In Cincinnati Court
The state presents its case against George Remus, accused of first degree murder for the shooting death of his wife Imogene. Assistant prosecutor Walter K. Sibbald delivers opening, arguing premeditation and sanity. Judge Shook limits statements to two hours.
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Mansion cleanup unfolds after tragedy in Remus saga
The surviving figure in the Remus household scrubs bare walls and marble fireplaces while muttering to Imogene Remus, the dead woman who toppled her son from grace. She clings to the hope that “Mr. Remus” now needs her, keeping him as a pompous king in her memory.
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Danciger Oil Test Flows 300 Barrels an Hour in Gray County
Danciger Oil Refining No. 3 Jackson in Gray County’s Bowers area south of Pampa flowed Sunday evening at 300 barrels per hour with 43.6 gravity. It is the first rotary drilled gusher in the region and offsets the Delaney well, raising expectations for a large Gray County pool. The Delaney well has produced 4,000 to 5,000 barrels daily for about 40 days. About the dedication of Central Presbyterian Church plans several services from December 4 to 11 led by noted pastors and visitors from multiple cities.
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Bank Robbery in Van Buren Nets $30,000
Three men robbed the First National Bank of Van Buren at noon today and escaped with about $30,000. The Associated Press reports authorities began a search but no arrests were announced.
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Mexican In Hospital After Robbery Shot And Dumped
Marcelis Santos, hospitalized in Northwest Texas with a bullet wound, was robbed and thrown from a car after a morning attack on the Panhandle highway. Francisco Cervantes escaped unshot after being tossed from the Moon car. Police seek two Mexican suspects, one possibly named Joaquin Gonzales.
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Ranger Aid Sought in Cenerville White Cap Cases
Governor Moody dispatched a ranger to Centerville in Leon County to help investigate alleged white cap cases. Local officers requested the assistance.
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Taber Re elected Master of National Grange
Louis J. Taber of Columbus Ohio was reelected master of the National Grange in Cleveland today for a third consecutive term amid formal proceedings and applause from delegates.
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Missouri Plan For River Control Proposed In Congress
Senator Hawes of Missouri submits the Missouri plan for Mississippi River flood control a bond issue of 1 billion dollars to the House flood control committee A War Department authority notes no project can cost less than 500 thousand dollars Hawes argues the bond issue would not affect the treasury surplus or hinder current tax reduction and farm relief programs The quote its what we do appears in the article from the Manney Printing Co listing.
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Dixon Creek Oil Rebuilds After Tank Explosion
Despite a 100000 dollar loss the Dixon Creek Oil plant near Borger will have one unit operating tomorrow. A tank explosion yesterday damaged eight 12000 gallon tanks and caused a fire that was fought by Borger and Dixon Creek crews. The refinery capacity is 20000 barrels daily and reconstruction material was ordered this morning.
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Funeral Rites for J. B. Carter at Pampa
Funeral services for J. B. Carter 56 of Pampa will be held at 2 p m tomorrow in Pampa. An earlier 3 p m notice was incorrect. The body arrived in Amarillo last night and was escorted to Pampa by Masons. Survived by widow a son Van Carter and a daughter Mrs H J Lyons.
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Film Divorced Star Prevost Granted Decree From Harlan
Marle Prevost, film star, won a decree of divorce from Kenneth Harlan after deliberation on an amended complaint. Prevost cited neglect and desertion as grounds for the action filed in Los Angeles.
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Oil Men To Discuss Oil Refining Business
Fort Worth hosts a two day session of the Texas Independent Oil Men's association featuring talks on anti knock gasoline and high compression motors. The body comprises independent oil refiners and dealers.
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Miners and guards clash. three dead in Colorado strike battle
In the Columbine mine near Lafayette two miners were killed and many wounded as state troopers fired on striking miners in a three minute fight. Governor Adams ordered 250 troopers to the northern field while public ambulances rushed the injured to hospitals.
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Santa's Sack Contest Announced With 500 Prize
The News Globe announces a Santa's Sack cooperative advertising contest with 500 in awards, 250 as capital prize. Four Sunday issues must be saved and sent to the Santa Sack Editor by December 13 at 6 p.m. Winners may attend prize ceremony December 15 at the Fair theater.
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Cotton Ginning Report Shows 10,800,000 Bales to Nov 14
The census bureau reported this year’s cotton crop ginned before November 14 totaled 10,800,000 bales including 401,006 round bales and excluding linters. Ginnings to November 14 last year reached 12,056,444 bales with 427,425 round bales. The department of agriculture valued this year’s crop at 12,842,000 equivalent pound bales, with 72 percent ginned by November 14 last year and 76 percent in 1926. State totals listed include Alabama 1,126,552 Arkansas 766,250 Georgia 1,047,748 Texas 3,605,252.
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Incomes on Tribal Leases Held Taxable
The federal government ruled that income from leases on Indian tribal lands is taxable. The decision affects revenue for 1928 and 1921 regarding the tribal leasing system.
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