Editorials on Japan and the League stir national debate
The page cites YRUS H. K CURTIS for his critical editorials on Japan and the League, questions U S immigration policy and racial equality, contrasts royal travel on Canadian rails with American ownership, and notes bankers in Chicago debating social unrest and Bolshevism while praising W R Knox of Bowery Savings Bank for stability.
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Yrus H. K Curtis
Japan
League
United States
League of Nations
Louis XVI
France
Pan Tex line lauded by rail expert in Amarillo demonstration
Bruce Frasier of the Texas Railroad Commission called the Pan-Tex pipeline near the Amarillo Refinery remarkably complete with flawless workmanship from start to finish. Demonstration planned to show oil flowing into a barrel as addressable sample taken. line stretches 35 miles from Gulf Production wells to storage tanks.
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Pan-Tex
Amarillo
Bruce Frasier
Texas Railroad Commission
Frasier
Texas
Pan-Tex Company
Pan-Tes Company
Dorset Carter
Panhandle
Gulf Production Company
Burnett
Address and Songs Hit at A B C Luncheon
W M Adams spoke on the Tri State fair and the value of the Amarillo based American Business club. Wiley Oliver and James Jenkins performed a vocal duet after a solo. The group voted to sponsor Ellwood park improvements including two tennis courts.
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Tri-State Fair
W. M
Bill
Adams
Wiley Oliver
James Jenkins
American Business Club
Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo
the Panhandle
Oliver
Jenkins
Price War Roils U S Gas Market In Nine States
Mellon the Treasury secretary and Gulf Refining head cuts gasoline prices while John D Rockefeller's Standard Oil responds. Gasoline falls below 14 cents as the fight expands to nine states, with the public paying the ultimate bill. The Amarillo hotel ad notes the Panhandle meeting place.
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Mellon
the Treasury
Gulf Refining Oil Company
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Man Found Guilty of Aiding Tar and Feathering Girl
Harry Leatherman was found guilty by a Martinsburg jury for aiding and abetting in the July attack on Dorothy Condon at Myersville. He was admitted to bail pending sentence. State witnesses named him organizer of the mob while Mary Shank pleaded guilty to the actual tarring and awaits sentencing.
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Mary Shank
Butte Talk Set in Texas as Dr George C Butte Tours
A five member Amarillo committee will greet Republican governor candidate Dr George C Butte in Gainesville and Amarillo with Judge William Boyce introducing him at the Municipal Auditorium. Butte tours Texas on a state wide speaking plan ending in Taylor with plans to counter Republican activity by the Democratic committee.
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Amarillo
George ©. Butte
Claude Tomorow
William Boyce
Judge Trulove
W. C. Kenyon
Lyn van Natta
Floyd Moore
Butte
George C. Butte
Texas
Gainesville
University of Texas
W. H. Holmes
Indader
Dr. Butte
Dallas
George €. Butte
Govrnor
Falls
Fort Worth
Waco
San Antonio
la Grange
Taylor
Democratic
Russia
Two Killed in Train Crash Near La Coste
A head-on collision between two Southia Pacific freight trains near La Coste at 9 27 this morning killed two men, Engineer A M Puckett and Conductor Tomohnson, both of San Antonio, and caused thousands of dollars in damage.
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San Antonio
Southia Pacific
la Coste
A. M. Puckett
Tomohnson
Hillcrest Heads to Hereford in Golf Match
Hillcrest travels to Hereford for a golf contest as Northwest Texas champion W. W. Woolsey leads a team including Walter Sikes Dorset Carter Paul Oles J D McClure L Basket J H Clements W J Satterwhite John Edmission Jimmie Blake J H Croft and H M Read.
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Hillcrest
Hereford
W. W. Woolsey
Texas
Walter Sikes
Dorset Carter
Paul Oles
J. D. McClure
L. Basket
J. H. Clements
W. J. Satterwhite
John Edmission
Jimmie Blake
J. H. Croft
H. M. Read
Weather Forecast and Temperature Comparison
Tonight fair and calm. Tomorrow fair and colder. The today high reached 68 degrees, slightly above last year’s 67. The today low was 42, well below last year’s 55 degrees.
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Tod
Firing Squad Sets Out To Fight cattle plague near Houston
A contingent of officials led by Dr. Marion Ines and Z E Boos Scott left Houston for a field about twenty miles away to exterminate 1900 cattle exposed to foot and mouth disease. Brahma animals will be culled through a trench system guarded by a tall fence to prevent stampedes amid hazardous conditions.
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Houston
Mex
Marion Ines
Z. E. Boos-Scott
Livestock Sanitary Commission of Teas
Trial set for Miller in Hobart murder case gains momentum
J Dusty Miller released on $10,000 bond arrives at the Potter county courthouse insisting he is ready for trial. Prosecutors allege Miller and Ruth Hobart conspired in Edward Hobart’s murder as bond postings are arranged and Hobart’s widow awaits status update while biologist Julian Huxley discusses aging and youth research in Texas.
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Court House
Dusty) Miller
Ruth Hobart
Potter County
Grand Jury
Edward Hobart
Miller
District Court Room
Lloyd Fletcher
Ilo
Liggo
Dusty
Fox
Globe
Hugh Umphres
Alex Mood
Fire Levels Mexia General Hospital and Dwellings
Fire of unknown origin in Mexia Texas today caused about 20000 dollars in losses. The blaze destroyed Mexia General Hospital an apartment house and two small dwellings burning through several structures and leaving property damage and medical disruption in its wake.
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Mexia, Tex
Mexia General Hospital
World Series Return at Fair Theater Amarillo
The World Series returns between Washington and New York will be shown at the Fair theater in Amarillo using a new Little Wonder electrical board. Carl Sullivan, manager of The Fair theater, arranges prizes of 10 dollars for every home run 5 dollars for every triple and similar for other hits. Program starts promptly at 1 oclock Saturday afternoon.
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Washington
New York
Amarillo
Fair Theater
Little Wonder
Carl Sullivan
The
Yeats Plans Defense In Abduction Case In Oklahoma
In Nowata Oklahoma Rev Joseph E Yeats former minister of Alluwes defends his actions amid charges of abducting 14 year old Georgie Fieldy claiming he and the girl were legally married in Missouri. He says he will fight the law and the girl's parents to keep her. He is in jail pending a preliminary hearing.
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Nowata
Okla
Joseph E. Yeats
Alluwes
Yeats
Georgie Fieldy
Missouri
E. L. Yeats
Carthage
Model Airplane Sets 10 Minute Flight Record
Robert W. Jaros of the University of Chicago flew a model plane for about 10 to 14 minutes in the Mulvihill model trophy race, reportedly setting a new world duration record. He also set a distance record with a one and a half mile flight, per judges.
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Wilbur Wright Field
Robert W. Jaros
University of Chicago
Jarcos
Model Aero Club of
Ilinois
Corsicana Man Killed by Gunshot Near Corbet
Corsicana on October 3 reports Frank Norton a 25 year old unmarried Corsicana man died from a gunshot wound suffered near Corbet in Navarro County. Officers hold a farmer for questioning.
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Corsicana
Frank Norton
Corbet
Navarro County
Ing
Health official in Russia bans kissing and smoking
Moscow reports that Soviet commissioner of health Dr Semashko issued a broad edict banning kissing as a disease spreader and prohibiting handshakes in many government departments. He urges a forehead salute and calls for substituting candy to curb tobacco use.
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Moscow
eNicholia Semaghko
Semashko
Brookhart Bites Back at Machine in Reelection Bid
Emmetsburg Iowa October 3 Senator Smith W Brookhart, a longtime target of Republican machine power, opened his campaign for re election with a broadside against President Coolidge and party leaders. He denied plans to back La Follette and credited farmers and workers as his main supporters while criticizing big money and the party elite.
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Emmettsburg
Smith W. Brookhart
Storm Center
Iowa
Charles G. Dawen
Wall Street
President Coolidge
Republican Party
Robert M. la Follette
Brookhart
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Roosevelt
Kenyon
Coolidge
Senators and Giants Prepare for World Series Opener
Washington and New York teams ready their pitchers Walter Johnson and Hughie McQuillan for Game 1 as fans snap up scarce tickets. John McGraw may start Art Nehf while Terry handles first base in New York. Frisch returns at second. Lindstrom to open at third. Coolidge rumored to throw out first. Ticket scalpers push prices up to fifty dollars for three game strips and twenty five for single games amid 37,000 seats available.
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Associated Press
Washington
Washington Senators
New York Giants
Senators
Giants
Walter Johnson
Bucky
Harris
Hughie McQuillan
Giant
John McGraw
Art Nehf
Johnson
Terry
Kelly
Hack Wilson
Irish Meusel
Frank Frisch
Keystone Post
Heinie Groh
Freddy Lindstrom
Coolidge
Coalition hints threaten Bryan in 1924 election
Washington reports Republican chair William M. Butler said Democratic and La Follette forces show signs of coalition to throw the election into the House and possibly the Senate. He noted Charles W. Bryan could be treated as a presidential candidate.
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Washington
Charles W. Bryan
John W. Davis
la Follette
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Coolidge
Butler
la Follete
Charles W. Bryen
Nnt
Senate
A. BE. F
Dreyfuss Seeks Reopening of Baseball Scandal Probe
Barney Dreyfuss, owner of the Pittsburgh Nationals, travels to Washington to urge Commissioner Landis to reopen the baseball scandal inquiry. He asserts others beyond two are involved and warns of canceling the World Series if justice is not served. He criticizes the case as a circus threatening the game's interests.
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Pittsburgh
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Nationals
Washington
Landis
Mr. Dreyfuss
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Great Britain
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Bowery Savings Bank
R. Knox
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Ice Company
Mr. Carter
Lee Bivins
J. O. Whittington
Patten
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Man
G.O.P
E. T. Miller
Huxley
Austin
Julian
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England
Waxley
Thomas Henry Huxley
Oxford
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Mound
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