Deadlock Seen In Franco U S Tariff Parley
Paris reports a tariff deadlock as France and the United States exchange aide memoires. France seeks reciprocity and equal treatment under the law while Washington demands most favored nation status and non discrimination. Both sides argue over 1921 figures and the impact of Fordney tariffs on exports.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
United States
Washington
Aide Memoire
Quai d'Orsay
Scout Men Return From Regional Conference
The Panhandle council of Boy Scouts is scheduled to return today from the regional conference held at New Braunfels last week. BF D Craft assistant executive returned early in the weekend after two days at the conference. He heads to Amarillo after a thirty day training course in New York. Thomas H Nelson executive and FE L Roberts and Ed Knittle complete the staff for this council.
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Panhandle
Music Clubs To Hold Meeting At Herring Hotel Tuesday
The Federated Music clubs will meet in executive session at the Herring hotel room 205 at 10 tomorrow morning and will have a luncheon at 1 in the mezzanine. For luncheon reservations call Mrs. R. S. Thompson at 871. All club members are warmly invited.
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Federated Music Clubs
Herring Hotel
R. S. Thompson
India Engineer Inspects Amarillo Water Plant Visit
John B. Pratt, civil engineer from Calcutta, accompanied by H. B. Jones, city engineer, inspected Amarillo’s new municipal water plant today. Pratt was sent from India to study several Southwest plants and plans to depart tonight for Calcutta.
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John B. Pratt
Calcutta
India
Amarillo
Mr. Pratt
H. B. Jones
Modification of I.C.C. Order Asked
Northern transcontinental railroads asked the interstate commerce commission to modify its July order reducing freight rates 15 cents per hundred pounds on deciduous fruits other than apples moving from California eastward via middle and southern trans continental routes.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
French Princess Anne de France to Marry Prince Amedeo of Savoy
Paris reports a planned marriage between Princess Anne de France daughter of the Guise dukes and Prince Amedeo de Savoie Duke of Poilles son of the Duke of Aosta. The union aims to strengthen Franco-Italian ties with a November 5 ceremony set near Naples. The note adds a swine breeders association update from the Panhandle fair.
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Py International News Service
Paris
France
Princess Anne de France
Amedeo de Savoie
Poilles
Aosta
Italy
Naples
Turin
Swine Breeders Compliment Fair On Management
The Panhandle Swine Breeders Association praised the 1927 Tri-State exposition, sending a set of revolutions to Amarillo Tri-State offices over the weekend, calling the event the best managed in years.
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Blair
Amarisio
RK EB. Prewitt
Tulia
Bob Eamett
Panhandle Swine Breeders’ Association
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
Tri- State Exposition
Pompeii Yields First Wooden Object and Silver Statue
Excavations in the so called dead city of Pompeii reveal a wooden clothes chest in an atrium, the first wooden artifact found there. A small Apollo statue and a finely hammered silver cap were also uncovered in the same house, among other items of high value, drawing visitors to the ruins this season.
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Pompeii
Wan
Apollo
Eiver
Edelweiss Plucked Threatens Bavarian Alps Flowers
Bavarian mountain police step up campaign to protect edelweiss and other alpine flowers from harvesters. Gendarmes permit limited picking but intend to clear most of the mountainside of blooms to stop overcollection.
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Bavarian Alps
Edelweiss
International News Service
Munich
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OLD Royal House
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Romf
Pompei
Deee Dry
Firestone
Harvey S. Firestone
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