Chemistry Will Govern Future Scientist Says
Sir James Irvine, arriving in Chicago for an American Chemical Society event, argues chemistry will shape nations more than battles. He cites waste reduction, food supply, aluminum use, new industries, rayon, dyes, perfumes, and public health as key impacts of chemistry on civilization.
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International News Service
Chicago
James Irvine
St. Andrew's University
Scotland
American Chemical Society Institute
Northwestern University
James
Chemical Museum
Week Depot Bandit Strikes San Angelo Station
Police pursue a bandit who hid in the Orient depot woman’s waiting room and robbed agent V. E. Hardin of a little over $1,000. A prior raid at Coleman yielded $114 at the Santa Fe depot. Also notes residents traveling to visit relatives and two locals at a Wichita Falls game.
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Associated Press
San Angelo
Tex
Orient Depot
V. E. Hardin
Coleman
Santa Fe
W W Wetzel Dies at Home in Amarillo
W W Wetzel 80 longtime Panhandle resident died at a local hospital. Survived by widow and two children Mrs E Inman Amarillo and H W Wetzel Fresno CA. Funeral 2 PM Griggs Chapel with Rev C C Buckner. burial Llano Cemetery. Pallbearers F W Dodson R L Rogers Tom Currie Frank 8 Davis J L Hardy Horace Russell. A founder couple with early Panhandle ties arrived 1882 from New York. formerly Frying Pan ranch foreman. active in First Christian church and Woodmen of the World.
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W. W. Wetzel
Panhandle
E. Inman
Amarillo
H. W. Wetzel
Fresno
California
Griggs
C. C. Buckner
First Christian Church
Llano Cemetery
F. W. Dodson
R. L. Rogers
Tom Currie
Frank 8. Davis
J. L. Hardy
Horace Russell
Wetzel
New York State
Potter County
Pan
Black woman jailed after knife incident
Lenora Garrett, a Black woman, is in the city jail charged with aggravated assault after a knife incident with Ruth Taylor, also Black. Taylor is under medical care but not seriously hurt.
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Lenora Garrett
Ruth Taylor
Marmola Weight Reduction Claim Promises Quick Slimming
Ad touts Marmola as a fat blocker that turns fat into fuel and energy. It claims 20 years of use with "millions of boxes" sold and urges readers to ask their druggist for a $1 box to learn its benefits.
Funeral for Mrs Kerr today at 3 PM
Funeral services for Maria Anna Kerr 79 who died after being struck by a car two months ago will be held at 3 PM from the Blackburn Boxwell Funeral home. Rev C C Buckner of the First Christian church will officiate. Burial will be in town. Survived by husband and two daughters Cora Burberry and Margaret Kerr both of Amarillo.
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Maria Anna Kerr
Blackburn-Boxwell
C. C. Buckner
First Christian Church
Indian wheat shortfall triggers huge Australian import
Due to a partial wheat crop failure in Central India, 160 000 tons of Australian grain are imported into India. The move underscores ongoing grain shortages and reliance on overseas supplies to stabilize domestic markets.
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Central
India
Coolidges Rest for Time After Thanksgiving
President and Mrs. Coolidge retreat to the Swannanoa estate near Waynesboro Virginia for a quiet holiday. The couple attend church in Charlottesville, dine with Edwin A. Alderman, and watch Virginia versus North Carolina football. Governors Byrd and McLean greeted them, with a brief return visit later.
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Associated Press
Swannanoa Club
Waynesboro
Coolidge
Swannanoa
Charlottesville
Edwin A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Coolidges
Byrd
Virginia
McLean
North Carolina
Woodwrow Wilson
McClean
Government railway of Germany bank on new rates increase
The government railway of Germany plans a revenue rise of about 60 million dollars in the coming twelve months due to newly inaugurated rates.
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Government Railway of
Germany
Fatal Turkey Quarrel Brings 2 Year Term
Belton Texas report by United Press states Ed Landers Prairiedell farmer must serve two years for slaying a neighbor during a dispute over turkey ownership. Jury verdict fixed the punishment and Wilson Landers, his brother, faces trial on the same charge.
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United Press
Belton
Texas
Ed Landers
Prairiedell
Landers
Wilson Landers
Alvey
Turkeys dispute ends in deadly stabbing
Landers struck Alvey after an insult over turkeys sparked a fight. In the ensuing skirmish Alvey was stabbed to death.
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Landers
Alvey
Ambulance Chasers Barred In Atlanta
Atlanta police chief James L. Beavers orders bar on ambulance chasing lawyers who use runners to monitor accidents and swarm the police station. He says the practice disturbs officers and traffic operations.
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Atlanta
International News Service
James L. Beavers
Beavers
Beavers Moves Police Reports Behind Closed Doors
Beavers withdraws accident reports from public view and places them with a special secretary, signaling a step to shield details from public scrutiny while implying serious damages and potential attorney involvement.
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S. Market St
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Lynn, Mass
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Wheary
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Janesville
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Perker
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