Work for what people want and need, says speaker
A long speech argues that governments fail if they ignore individual drive. It notes people work for themselves, cites relics of great leaders, and discusses world court chatter, turkey shortages, and leadership instincts, ending with a reflection on craving leadership in both humans and animals.
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the Star Co
Oolidge
Egypt
Marity
Plato
Republic
Lenin
Russia
George Washington
United States
Europe
Washington
Jackson
Lincoln
Local Forecast With Temperature Details
The forecast calls for tonight fair and warmer and Tuesday fair. Temperatures range from 58 to 32 degrees. Hourly readings show 7 am 36, 8 am 37, 9 am 44, 10 am 52, 11 am 57, noon 61, 1 pm 68, 2 pm 71, and 3 pm 72 degrees.
Noel's Death Set for January Electric Chair
Harrigon W. Noel, who kidnapped and killed six year old Mary Daly of Montclair, was sentenced today to die in the electric chair during the week of January 10 for the murder of Raymond Pierce, a black taxicab driver whose car he used in abducting the child.
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Prega
Newark
N. J
Harrigon W. Noel
Mary Daly
Montclair
Raymond Pierce
Lanham and Burkett Quit Highway Posts
Frank V. Lanham chairman of the Texas highway commission and Joe Burkett resigned today. Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson accepted both resignations effective immediately. Lanham cited potential injustice to the administration and Burkett informed by phone.
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Associated Press
Austin
Frank V. Lanham
State Highway Commission
Joe Burkett
Lanham
Burkett
Miriam A. Ferguson
Highway Commission
Texas
Mitchell Goes On Stand Today In Air Force Court Martial
Col William Mitchell testified at his court martial over breach of discipline for criticizing army and Air Service administration. He pressed for a larger better trained air force, repeating points from prior appearances before the House Aircraft Committee and the President's Air Board. He accepted full direct and cross examination.
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Washington
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Army
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House Aircraft Committee
Law
Blanton Winship
College bus carrying orchestra in Texas mishap
The West Texas State Teachers College orchestra touring Texas performed well at Memphis and Childress. A bus rolled over near Memphis and another wreck occurred near Childress, but no serious injuries were reported. The group aimed to perform in Wichita Falls Denton Gainesville Greenville and Fort Worth before finishing the tour.
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Globe
Childress
West Texas State Teachers College Orchestra
Texas
Texas State Teachers Association
Fort Worth
Memphis
Crude Oil Price Rise Reported by Leading Agencies
The Associated Press notes an advance of 10 to 25 cents a barrel in crude oil quoted in Pittsburgh markets. The text also mentions film imagery and a coffee shop sign at the Amarillo Hotel advertising food.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Amarillo Hotel
The Gold Rush Comes to Amarillo for Thanksgiving
Will R. Wized announced he secured The Gold Rush as a Thanksgiving attraction for Amarillo. Charley Chaplin stars in the sensational film, shown at The Mission on Thanksgiving Day after breaking attendance records in major cities. The owner paid a heavy premium to secure it for the local holiday engagement.
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Amarillo
Will R. Wized
Charley Chaplin
Mission
United States
Mr. Winch
Bandit Suspect Held in Albuquerque After Claude Bank Robbery
Police continue to hold and investigate a bank robbery case in Claude in which $4,500 in currency was stolen. Authorities, led by Sheriff Woodburn and W. P. Bennett, will visit Albuquerque to question a suspect identified as W. H. Vermillion, amid a trail of questionable financial activity and forged papers.
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Claude
W. BP. Bennett
Claude Farmer
Albuquerque
W. HH. Vermillion
W. H. Vermillion
Santa Fe
New Mexico
First National Bank
Armstrong County
W. P. Bennett
Amarillo
Vermillion
Hunters divide turkeys and hens in annual shoot
A successful Thanksgiving turkey shoot was held by the Amarillo Gun club at the club grounds Sunday. Walter Crossett, D. L. McDonald, W. A. Newton, J. O. Holland, W. c. Devers, Fred Brandt, and W. F. Bartruff won turkeys, Holland getting two. Devers, Crossett, Brandt, McDonald, and Bartruff won hens, Crossett getting three.
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Amarillo Gun Club
Walter Crossett
D. L. McDonald
W. A. Newton
J. O. Holland
W. c. Devers
Fred Brandt
W. F. Bartruff
Holland
Devers
Crossett
Brandt
McDorald
Bartruff
New Crude Prices Announced in Oklahoma and Texas
Oklahoma Kansas and Texas crude price levels were issued by Magnolia Petroleum effective today. Below 2 gravity priced at $1.15, 29 to 29.9 gravity $1.23, 30 to 30.9 gravity $1.31. Corsicana heavy crude set at $1.05.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Magnolia Etroleum Company
Corsicana
Number Your House Free Offered to Amarillo Readers
The Globe offers free house numbers to paid-up or new subscribers. Subscribers can call 2200 for a Globe man to install a number. non subscribers can call 200 to receive the numbers by mail. The paper aims to promote a better city with this service.
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Globe
Amarillo
The
Special Session Petitions Circulated in Austin
Two petitions are circulating among Texas House members here to attend the Texas tax clubs meeting. One asks Governor to call a special legislative session, the other asks Speaker Lee Satterwhite to call a special session.
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Associated Press
Austin
House of Representatives
Thexas Tax Clubs
Lee Satterwhite
House
President Coolidge's Father Battles Heart Illness
In Plymouth Vermont on November 23 Col John C Coolidge father of the President is seriously ill with heart trouble entering the second week of treatment. He made some progress but Sunday worsened with several heart blocks. Dr James F Koupal the President's adviser expresses disappointment at the setback after earlier optimism.
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Associated Press
Plymonth
Coolidge
John C. Coolidge
James F. Koupal
Two Cars Stolen Sunday In Amarillo
Two cars were stolen in Amarillo Sunday with one recovered. A Ford roadster belonging to Rex Merrick, three miles north of the city, remains missing as a $25 reward is offered. J A Levi brake at 900 Polk Street had his car found hours after the theft by Roy McBride, motorcycle officer.
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Lambbroke
Dan Carr Addresses Amarillo Ad Club on Buyer Objections
Dan Carr president of the Amarillo Advertising and Salesmanship Club spoke at a luncheon in the Amarillo hotel sharing methods to overcome buyer excuses. Jim Ashford and Bill Adams joined in the discussion. The banquet committee said plans were under way to bring a nationally known speaker for the event.
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Dan Carr
Amarillo
Must End Chest Drive This Week Urges Campaign Lead
Marvin McCullough, chairman, calls for immediate more workers as committees lag in reporting. With less than half the $25,900 goal raised, firms are slow to pledge employee gifts and must report by 6 p.m. Tuesday to reach the target.
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Marvin McCullough
McCullough
Local hunters bag ten coyotes near Adrian
Amarillo hunters bagged ten coyotes near Adrian yesterday. The party of Percy Gibbs, Dick Mayo, Noble Durkee, Erwin Hennershot, Gilbert Landis and W. M. Jones used nine dogs and succeeded in taking ten full grown coyotes. Most hunters downplay the catch though some dogs were chewed by wolves.
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Amarillo
Adrian
Percy Gibbs
Dick Mayo
Noble Durkee
Erwin Hennershot
Gilbert Landis
W. M. Jones
Man RAN FOR PRESIDENT Sent To State Hospital
A county court jury found Wayne Dabney mentally unbalanced and ordered him committed for treatment at a state hospital. Dabney, a bookkeeper, said he was an independent candidate for president against Cal Coolidge and Hiram Johnson.
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Dabney
Court of Inquiry
Cal Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
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