Solons Probe Gas Wastage In Panhandle Oil Field
The congressional oil inquiry committee led by Rep. William P. Cole visits the Panhandle field to study gas waste. They tour major extraction plants, dine at Childress, and travel by private car to Amarillo then Cal for the final investigations. Team members include Sam B. Petting Edward A. Kelly Carl F. Mapes and Charles A. Wolverton with Skelly Oil executives and press guests from AP and Texas papers.
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Congressional Oil Inquiry Committee
William P. Cole
Panhandle
Panhandle Conservation Association
Childress
Chamber of Commerce
W. P. Cole, Jr
Sam B. Petting
E. M. Waits
T. Co. U
Amarillo
California
Japan Allocates Record Military Budget Amid Budget Battle
Tokyo reports the cabinet approved a record army and navy budget for the coming year totaling over one billion yen for national defense. The army and navy, backed by leaders General Senjuro Hayashi and Admiral Mineo Osumi, pressed for expansion citing the international situation, with the navy seeking full London treaty compliance by year end.
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Tokyo
Japan
Oriental Empire
Senjuro Hayashi
Mineo Osumi
France Votes to Raise Mars Fund Amid War Fear
Paris reports France’s chamber of deputies approved about 427000 dollars for military needs next year amid fears of a German threat and Russia backing France. Finance committee voice Leon Archimbaud outlined the war budget while Gen. Louis Martin warned of dangers, stressing national insecurity.
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John Evans
Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Russia
France
Chamber
Leon Archimbaud
Finance Committee
Louis Matin
England And U S In Pact On Naval Limits
London reports say the British and American delegations agreed to uphold the 1922 Washington Naval Treaty principles. They planned to ask Japan for explanations of its demand for equal tonnage and reiterated that Britain and the United States would not grant Japan 1to1 equality. The 5 5 3 ratio remains the core.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Asiatic
Girl Killed Five Hurt in Denton Car Crash
Miss Grace Beauchamp of Arlington died when the car she drove sideswiped another vehicle on a highway six miles south of Denton. Five others were injured, including two Texas State College for Women students Melba Davis and Virginia Looney and Dallas residents W P Britton Grady Martin. The injured were taken to Denton and Dallas hospitals.
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Denton
Tex
Grace Beauchamp
Arlington
Texas State College For
Dallas
Melba Davis
William C. Davis
Virginia Looney
Calvert, Tex
W. P. Britton
Grady Martin
Miss Beauchamp
Gus Beauchamp
Miss Davis
Miss Looney
Sir Arthur Pinero Dies at 79 After Operation
Sir Arthur Pinero renowned dramatist died at age 79 today in a London nursing home following an operation. The notice states winter oil offered at 5 gallons for $1.25 at 1900 W. 3rd.
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London
Sir Arthur Pinero
Fear of Revolution Triggers Mexican Arrest Order for Armed Hunters
Observers in Del Rio note the Mexican government, fearing revolutionists, orders arrest of all armed persons south of the Rio Grande. The ban affects U.S. hunters in north Mexico, including Amon G. Carter, Fort Worth publisher. Weapons confiscation and immediate cessation of hunting are specified. Guerilla activity has been reported in the region.
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del Rio
Tex
U.P
Rio Grande
Mexico
Amon G. Carter
Fort Worth
Villa Acuna
Astronomy And Two Primates In Space News
Arthur Brisbane discusses astronomy advances including 1,700 new variable stars as yardsticks and a new twin star. The column notes Japan underestimates 140,000,000 years ago and previews further astronomical findings.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Japan
Missouri Pacific Trustees Back Dollar Devaluation Law
Trustees for the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company filed briefs with the supreme court clerk uphold dollar devaluation legislation. The law sets aside the gold clause on private and public obligations and faces its first supreme court test in arguments January 8. The trustees supported the federal government in maintaining validity of devaluation.
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Washington
U.P
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Congress
Taylor Goes To Fair Meet In Toronto
Ted Taylor secretary manager of the Tri-State Fair Association leaves noon for Toronto to attend the International Association of Fairs and Exhibitions convention November 26 to 29. He will stop in Kansas City to confer with R K Kinzer about the Hereford Show dates and premium list. The Tri-State Fair will be included in the national circuit for next year and gains access to large circuits.
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Old Mexico
Canada
Showmen’s League of America
Taylor
Kansas City
R. K. Kinzer
American
Tri-State Fair Association
Mr. Taylor
Officers Indicted in Strike Deaths in Honea Path
Charles Smith Honea Path police man and Robert Calvert special deputy were indicted by the grand jury on seven counts of murder for the slayings of seven strikers at the Chiquola Manufacturing plant Honea Path during the national textile strike on September 6. No bills were returned against eight other officers and deputized officers.
Allred To Attend Governor Parley
Gov elect James V. Allred announced he will confer with governors and governors elect of all states at Ponca City Oklahoma on December 3. The conference was called by Gov elect E W Marland of Oklahoma. Allred said he will go with an open mind.
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Austin
James V. Allred
Ponca City
Okla
E. W. Marland
Oklahoma
Allred
Flying tackle saves life at work in Houston
In Houston on November 23 a flying football style tackle by Carl Garretson knocked L. R. Anderson free from a defective light switch. Anderson, a 35 year old tee company engineer, trembled and turned purple before Garretson slammed into him. both men were hospitalized with Anderson unconscious and Garretson severely shocked.
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Houston
U.P
L. R. Anderson
Tee Company
Carl Garretson
Anderson
Garretson
Cabell Elected General Manager of Armour & Co
Robert H. Cabell of London England was unanimously elected general manager of Armour and Company packing firm in Chicago succeeding the late T G Lee.
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Heads Armour Company
Chicago
Robert H. Cabell
London
England
Armour & Co. Packing Firm
T. G. Lee
Bold Gold Moldup Echoes Black Bart Robbery in California
In Marysville California three masked gloved bandits used old fashioned highwayman tactics to stop a truck carrying gold amalgam from Yuba River dredging operations to Yuba Consolidated Goldfields offices. They stole amalgam valued at 1750 dollars, far less than the usual 25000 dollar haul. Officers seek fingerprints and recall the 25 year gap since a similar hold up by the famed Black Bart.
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Marysville
Calif
California
Black Bart
Yuba River
Yuba Consolidated Goldfields Co
Wells Fargo
San Francisco
Gold Country
Guard killed at Arlington Downs race track
Tom W. Watson 75 the Arlington Downs nightwatchman was found shot to death in the Three D stables tackle room at Arlington Texas detectives suspect robbery motive though no loot is missing Watson’s pistol remained unfired and an autopsy was ordered as investigators search for the slayer and motive.
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Arlington, Teg
U.P
Tom W. Watson
Arlington Downs
Sherif G. A. Coke
E. C. King
Watson
Clifton Barber
W. T. Waggoner
Fort Worth
Waggoner
Must Face Murder Trial for Slaying
Woodville Texas reports that James 26 a farm hand and son-in-law to his deceased partner waived a sanity hearing and faced murder charges for the stabbing death of his common law wife Cleo Way as she stepped from a car with a baby in her arms several weeks after returning to her father’s home.
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Woodville
Tex
U.P
B. James
Cleo
James
No More Rain for Few Days Says Collman
Weatherman Collman predicts no rain for the Panhandle before Monday or Tuesday due to an immovable low pressure in the Far Northwest. Unsettled weather and more rainfall are forecast to follow, with Saturday and Sunday expected fair and warmer. Frost warnings noted across northeastern Texas with temperatures dipping to the 30s in several cities and heavy damage anticipated to gardens and crops in some areas.
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Collman
Texas
San Antonio
Houston
Paris
Tyler
Denison
Amarillo
Denton
Corsicana
Dallas
San Angelo
Austin
Fort Worth
Bank bandit Matt Kimes to take quail hunt on release
Oklahoma City report says Matt Kimes, a life term bank robber and slayer from Beggs, will be released from Mc Alester prison for six days to hunt quail with attorney Sid White. Gov. Murray signed a guardless permit amid earlier parole opposition.
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Navy
Matt Kimes
McAlester State Penitentiary
Sid White
White
W. H. Murray
Sam Brown
Kimes
Murray
Okla
Oklahoma
Matt
W. C. Turner
Peace and War Plans Vie for Spotlight
European nations mobilize as peace efforts center in Geneva and London. The League of Nations faces a Yugoslav Romanian Czechoslovak push over assassinations in Marseilles. Britain Germany France and Russia tilt toward military buildup and alliances ahead of future talks.
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Europe
Geneva
London
League of Nations Council
Jugoslavia
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
Alexander of
Louis Barthou
Marseilles
Neville Chamberlain
John Simon
Germany
Russia
France
Hermann Goering
Saar
League of Nations
Japan eyes arms limits with world peace aim
War office notes urge army readiness as talks falter. Sanenobu Fujii fights defense budget limits while Koki Hirota denounces Washington and London naval treaties. He urges Britain and the United States to curb armaments to secure peace among Japan, the United States and Great Britain.
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Sanenobu Fujii
Koki Hirota
Washington
London
Japan
Britain
America
United States
Great Britain
Hungary to Demand Hearing at League of Nations
Hungary will press for a speedy airing before the League of Nations of a Yugoslav charge that it aided in the Marseille assassinations. Tibor Eckhardt, Hungary's delegate, said the question should be treated immediately and condemned the act as international terrorism.
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Geneva
Hungary
League of Nations
Marseille
Tibor Eckhardt
League
Eckhardt
France approves war budget and emergency funds
The deputies endorsed a war ministry request for a 5,689,106 franc budget and approved an emergency appropriation of 800,000,000 francs to fund new fighting equipment. The vote followed the finance committee's pledge of support.
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War Ministry
Chamber Finance Committee
Retail Buying Strength Expands Ahead of Holiday Season
New York November 23 The Dun and Bradstreet weekly trade review notes vigorous consumer buying has gained momentum and become weatherproof. Improved sentiment shows in rising advance commitments, especially in consumer goods and industrial expansion plans. Stock reductions allow post Thanksgiving promotions with little markdown.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet Weekly Trade Review
Pacific naval limits debate fills Allied talks
An Allied meeting reports no common front on naval basing as Japan presses for a large battle fleet. Attendees included Norman H. Davis and Ray Atherton for the United States, and Prime Minister J Ramsay MacDonald with Sir John Simon for Great Britain.
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Norman H. Davis
Ray Atherton
United States
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Sir John Simon
Great Britain
Chaco War Peace Plan Reaches Agreement
The League of Nations Chaco committee in Geneva announced full agreement on an amended draft to end the Chaco Boreal conflict. In Buenos Aires reports, Paraguayan forces advanced toward Bolivian oil fields as Gen Jose Extigarrilla telegraphed news of rapid Paraguayan progress after key Bolivian forts fell along the Pilcomayo River.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Chaco
League
Chaco Boreal
Buenos Aires
Bolivian Chaco
Gran Chaco
Jose Extigarrilla
War Office
Asuncion
Pilcomayo
Guadalla
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Forecasters predict fair skies and rising temperatures across Amarillo and West Texas tonight and Saturday. New Mexico follows a similar warm trend with little temperature change. extremes reach 34 to 48 degrees by 1 o clock.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Soldier Camp Visit Inspires Tiny Ad Snippet
A film actress once honored with Kentucky Colonel ends a soldier's camp visit. The scene prompts a Globe News Want Ad for Otis Apartments South offering a ready, bills-paid efficiency rental now available at 2606 Went 6th for contact via Dial 987.
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Globe News
OTIS
South
Dial
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