French Democracy and Joffre Clemenceau in WWI Reflections
The piece lauds Clemenceau as a true democrat celebrating his 84th birthday in a simple Vendee cabin while still writing on God through the ages. It contrasts Marshal Joffre’s quiet garden life with annual anniversary honors and notes Caillaux's France US repayment idea. It warns New York’s theater scene and links to national institutions and big finance.
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Clemenceau
Vendee
Dasque
Marshal Foch
Marshal Joffre
Academy of Immortals
Marne
Figher
New York
Columbia College
University of New York
Metropolitan Museum
Museum of Natural History
Hunting Trip Fatality Claims 13YearOld Foy Cazzell
Foy Cazzell, 13, son of Mrs. W E Cazzell, was accidentally killed while hunting with Marion Bruce at Cliffside. A .410 shell discharged while Foy held the gun struck his heart, death deemed accidental by coroner Judge Charles G. Landis. Funeral planned from the First Christian church with pallbearers named and burial in Llano cemetery.
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Foy Cazzell
W. E. Cazzell
Cliffside
Marion Bruce
Foy
Marion
Cazzell
San Jacinto
Killian
Daddy
Fay
F. W. O'Malley
First Christian Church
Rabe Warren
T. Davis
Rex Sanders
William Dickerson
Walter Goddard
Eugene West
Albert Randall Jr
Lee Anderson
Gale Boles
Richard
Robert Scanlan
Balie Warren
James Cain
Gober Lee Mitchell
Woodrow Riner
Ford Walters
Lloyd
Arthur Ferguson
Franklin Hill
Lee Hale
May Cazzell
William Gar- Sik
Joe
Josephine
Little Ick
G G Sweeps Aside Moves To Change Grain Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected efforts to alter grain shipping rates from western states via Kansas City to Mississippi Valley ports. Proportional and through rates endorsed by the Kansas City Board of Trade remained, while proposed schedules for grain from Colorado Nebraska Kansas and Missouri were ordered cancelled.
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United Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City
Mississippi Valley
Kansas City Board of Trade
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Misouri
Weather forecast notes fair and cooler Sunday
The forecast calls for Sunday fair and cooler conditions. Yesterday's high and low were reported as 65 and 8 5 degrees, with last year's extremes at 42 and 75.
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Weather Bureau
Coffee Shop at Amarillo Hotel Earns Fame slogan
The Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hotel is described as famed for its food. Local guests note its reputation and the hotel’s dining option stands out as a highlight of the pair.
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Amarillo Hotel
Urge Plan to Codify International Law
The Interparliamentary Union adopted a resolution urging its committee on judicial questions to draft a definite plan for codification of international law. Presented by Elihu Root, the plan should be laid before the next meeting of the union.
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United Press
Washington
Interparliamentary Union
Elihu Root
Union
Plains Pipeline Extends 18 Mile Line to Oil Fields
Work starts Monday on an eighteen mile extension from Panhandle to the oil fields. W M Priddy says the six inch line will reach the Canadian river and a four inch gathering line will serve wells north of it. Output is expected to rise about 1500 barrels daily with over $100000 in total costs.
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Plains Pipeline Company
Panhandle
W .M. Priddy
Canadian River
Twin-Six
Twin-Six Company
Priddy
Mr. Priddy
Spearman and Panhandle
Thousands of Klansmen Gather Despite Rain in Branford
In Branford Connecticut a massive Ku Klux Klan rally drew between 12 000 and 14 000 Klan members and their families amid heavy rain and mud. The event, billed as the largest Klan gathering in New England, reflected the era and regional tensions of the time.
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United Press
Double Beach House
Branford, Conn
New England
New Masonic Temple Public Viewing Scheduled in Amarillo
Announcement invites Amarillo and nearby residents to inspect the new Masonic Temple at Fifth and Fillmore between 2 and 6 this Sunday, with formal opening to follow later. Citizens are urged to attend during public hours as officers extend a cordial invitation.
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Mmasonic
Fifth and
Fillmore Streets
Amarillo
Crude Freight Rate Reduced Across Panhandle to Gulf Ports
Panhandle to Gulf oil freight rates cut by 21 percent. Amarillo placed in Texas common point class lowering charges. Old rate stood at 22 and 70 18 cents per barrel, new rate set at 20 cents per hundred pounds and 58 10 cents per barrel. American Refining officials say price impact is negligible.
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Panhandle
Gulf Ports
Amarillo
Texas
American Refining Company
Czecho Slovakia Envoys Arrive for Debt Talks
The Czecho-Slovakia debt commission arrived in Washington to begin negotiations on the $117,769,050.20 war debt owed to the United States. Funding discussions start Monday with courtesy calls to Treasury Secretary Melion and Secretary of State Kelley, members of the American debt commission.
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United Press
Washington
Heroism of Divers Is Told by Lieutenant
United Press report from New London details undersea heroism by divers William Lilja and William Reed of the Chapman company during the S-51 disaster rescue. Commander KE J Lenny of the 8-50 interviewed the divers for details while they deflected praise as part of their daily work.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
New London
Conn
William Lilja
William Reed
Chapman Company
KE. J. Lenny
Lilja
Cherokees Meet on Claim to Rich Texas Oil Land
More than 100 heirs of the Texas Cherokees gathered at Sequoyah hotel Claremore to discuss speeding their suit against Texas for damages totaling 200 million dollars. J A Norman urged swift legal action to recover one and one half million acres of oil land granted by the Texas republic. the case is before attorney Jon W Fields of Oklahoma City.
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United Press
Claremore
Okla
Sequoyah Hotel
Texas
J. A. Norman
Texas Republic
Jon W. Fields
Oklahoma City
Cotton Empire Predicted Near Amarillo in Texas Field Test
Amarillo gin owner Louis Fickel predicts a major cotton empire near Amarillo after seeing promising fields southeast of town. He notes yields from well treated plots may reach a bale per acre, with some half-bale results. Fickel urges Amarillo to become a cotton marketing center and recognize the first bale producer, D. J. Muncy, as in prior seasons. James Bush and Fickel plan to bring the matter to the Board of City Development.
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United States
Louis Fickel
Amarillo
Mr. Fickel
Texas
Globe
Glenn Farm
Here
Fickel
Chamber of Commerce
D. J. Muncy
James Bush
Board of
City Development
McKinney-Bayer Oil to Drill in Hutchinson County
Niagara Falls based McKinney-Bayer Oil plans a new well in Hutchinson County Section 17 Block Y. A A Michaels wins the drilling contract with spudding planned within ten days and derrick completion in five. J H Coker arranged the deal. John I McKinney has been in the area amid plans for an extensive Panhandle field development.
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McKinney-Bayer Oil Company
Niagara Falls
Hutchinson County
A. A. Michaels
J. H. Coker
John I. McKinney
McKinney-Bayer Company
Panhandle
Lockney to Broadcast From Amarillo Tonight
Lockney chamber of commerce arranged with WDAG to present a program of musical numbers and talks. If artists reach Amarillo, WDAG will begin about 8 o clock tonight. heavy rains had delayed broadcasts in nearby towns for several nights.
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Chamber of Commerce At
Lockney
WDAG
Amarillo
Tulsa $3 6 Million Suit Heads To Trial
Tulsa Oklahoma October 3 The $3 609 009 lawsuit arising from the United States Compression Inner Tube company is set for a jury trial October 12 in Judge McNair division. Plaintiffs exceed 4800 stockholders in 32 states plus China Panama Australia and New Zealand accuse the former directors of wasting the assets and seek 3 6 million in personal liability.
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United Press
Tulsa
Okla
S McNair
District Court
China
Panama
Australia
New Zealand
Oklahoma
United States Compression Inner Tube Company
Satterwhite Says Yes as Legislature Faces Foot and Mouth Crisis
Speaker Lee Satterwhite argues Texas can appropriate funds beyond limits or via a special session to pay cattle owners for slaughter and to finance eradicating foot and mouth disease. Gov Ferguson had urged decisive action with Houston and Galveston lenders already advancing funds.
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Texas
Lee Satterwhite
Miriam Ferguson
Mr. Satterwhite
Satterwhite
Ferguson
Galveston
Houston
Mr .Satterwhite
Prescription for Ills of Commercial Flying Sought
The president's air board will hear testimony from representatives of commercial plane operations and manufacturers next week. Navy pilots will also speak on a separate air corps for the navy and cross examine Maj. Gen. Mason Patrick and Rear Admiral William A. Moffett. The board aims to find federal aid paths and address the commercial aviation sector's challenges.
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United Press
Washington
President's Air Board
Navy
Air Corps
Mason Patrick
Army Service
William A. Moffett
Navy Air Head
Tremor Shakes Santa Barbara Slight and Harmless
A mild earthquake struck Santa Barbara today at 4 30 p m with no damage reported. The tremor caused no injuries or property loss and was followed by no aftershocks according to local observers.
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Santa Barbara
United Press
Calif
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S. W. Struss and Company
New York City
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New London, Conn
Paul Daniel Burk
Shoemakersville
Pennsylvania
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A. R. Parkers
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