G O P Chairman Urged by Chiefs to Act Now
Republican committeemen press William M Butler to clarify who is running and what Coolidge intends. They want official statements from headquarters on presidential aspirants and clear campaign direction. Butler reports Coolidge feelings privately while avoiding public comment as talks with candidates continue.
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United Press
Washington
Republican National
Butler
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Old Tack's Program for a Bigger Better Amarillo
Amarillo civic plan outlines many reforms including lower utility rates and ads free of parking infractions on courthouse lawns. It calls for a municipal pool viaducts more parks and elimination of railroad crossings within city limits.
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Bivins Lake
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San Jacinto
Amarillo Folks Debate Rates Murmurs and Duck Shooting
The writer discusses upcoming police con tests between Amarillo and Borger, electric gas and fire insurance rate increases in Amarillo, a protest over Bivins lake duck shooting, and rival business battles. References to the Will H. Dity league, city commission, and local leisure antics follow, ending with a World Series note favoring the Pirates against the Yankees.
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Pirates
New York Yankees
Kansans Flee Flood Waters
Residents in Coffeyville and Independence flee rising Verdigris River waters after levee breaks. Verdigiris crest reported at record high, flooding large areas of Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas. Crops and livestock losses mount. three deaths in Texas reported. injuries and property damage widespread.
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Texas
The Brain and Birth Right Our Future Race
A dialogue on brain size equality, gender influence, and breeding. The piece argues against uniform brain value among individuals, warns of a shrinking future due to low birth rates among women and educated women, cites Huntington and Whitney, and questions progress from primitive humans to modern scholars.
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Napoleon
Burns
Marconi
Huntington
Yale
Whitney
Eugenics Society
Jefferson Standard Officers Visit Amarillo Agency
In Amarillo visiting officers of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance include vice-president and agency manager W. T. O Donohue Ralph Price son of President Julian Price and loan department inspector Fred Mitchell. They report 2 000 000 in loans here and praise Amarillo as a growing metropolis with a strong local agency led by Harve Radey and plans to expand in the year ahead.
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Amarillo
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
W. T. O'Donohue
Ralph Price
Julian Price
Fred Mitchell
Greensboro
North Carolina
Mr. O’donohue
Globe
Mitchell
Spearman Man James Cator Dies at 75
James Hamilton Cator 75 a Spearman pioneer died at 11 this morning at a local sanitarium after several days illness. The Blackburn Funeral home will take the body to Spearman tomorrow morning. Funeral services set for 2 pm. He is survived by three children Mrs L G Nobles Mrs Edith Markee and James Cator. He belonged to the Episcopal church and the Odd Fellows lodge.
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James Hamilton Cator
Spearman
Blackburn Funeral Home
Team risks fourth straight loss with heavy underdog status
The quote warns that retaining hope hinges on avoiding more than one or two games, as they appear hopelessly outclassed and vulnerable to a four game skid.
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Fisher
Flesher
Drumright
Oklahoma
Gamesters
Letters From the Kernel and a Sunday Theater Moral Alarm
A jail letter from Avenger Ben W. Stratton in Potter County requests old trousers as a joke amid a 25 year sentence for defending his wife. A second note from General Ly Blue urges Amarillo officials to keep Sunday baseball and late shows banned, citing Texas blue laws and local morals.
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Kernel
Amarillo
Robert FE. Lee
George
Fair Theater
State of Texas
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
el Paso
Texas
Wiley Pollard
Revolt Suppressed as Serrano Follower Executed in Mexico City
Gen Francisco Serrano and thirteen followers were captured and summarily court martialed and executed according to reports from Mexico City. President Calles predicted further captures within forty eight hours as troops pursued remnants near Texcoco.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Francisco Serrano
Gomez
Calles
Serrano
Tampico
el Mundo
Carlos A. Vidal
Chiapas
Indemnity Demanded Over Illinois Warden Murder
The Mexican government seeks 750000 in indemnity for the families of Bernardo Roa and Roberto Torrez, convicted in the Deputy Warden Peter Klein murder case. Torrez was hanged. Roa is a large.
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Springfield
Jil
United States
Bernardo Roa
Roberto Torrez
Peter Klein
Illinois Penitentiary
Len Small
United States Claims Agent
Torrez
Roa
Rebels Pressed by Loyal Troops East of Capital
More than 2,000 loyal troops pursued rebels east of the capital as the president predicted a swift suppression of the uprising.
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Puebla
Markets lift and fall across U S livestock and cotton
East St Louis and Fort Worth cattle and hog markets show varied tone with top hog prices around 11.86 in Hog market, steers and cows trading mixed. Cotton markets in New Orleans and New York slide early then steady, with December around 21.00 and January near 21.04 as liquidation pressures persist. Potatoes in Chicago decline with regional price ranges listed.
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Chicago Produce Prices Mixed On Butter and Creamery
Chicago prices show butter and creamery goods with varied grades. Extras reach 45 42 percent, extra firsts 43740044, first 394040, seconds 364738, eyes higher with firsts 35 354, ordinary firsts 254030.
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Poultry Prices Steady in Chicago Market
Poultry prices hold steady in Chicago with alive fowls and turkeys showing typical ranges. Report lists stock counts for fowls springs turkeys roosters ducks and geese as of October 4.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Poultry Alive Steady
Poultry Alive
Major U.S. Stocks List Highlights Industrial Shares
A snapshot of New York trading shows a broad array of listed companies including Allied Chemical, American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Sears Roebuck, U.S. Steel, Studebaker, Texaco, and Woolworth among others. The reel features price marks and ticker sequences reflecting midday activity across diverse sectors from manufacturing to utilities and consumer goods.
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Associated Press
Allis Chalmers
Famous Players
Fleischmann Yeast
General Electric
General Motors
Great Western House
Houston Oi
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Os Inspiration Copper
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International Tele
Tele
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Kennecott Copper
Mack Trucks
Marland Oil
Miami Copper
Missouri, Kansas & Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward A Co
Nash Motors
National Biscuit Ohio OF
Packard Motor Pan-American Pet
Phillips Petroleum 7
Producers & Refiners Pure “Ou
America
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Sinclair Consola
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Stewart Warner Studebaker
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Timken Roller Bearing
Wae Pacific Ft
Eiesees Ee Iron Eer Ener Woolworth
New Radiolas Displayed by Amarillo Electric
Amarillo Electric Company, newly appointed RCA dealer, shows a full 1927 28 Radiola line at its new downtown address 516 Taylor Street after moving from 1205 Polk Street. A J Arnold says he is pleased and invites the public to view the radios and electrical supplies.
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Amarillo Electric Company
Radio Corporation of America
Taylor Street
Polk Street
A. J. Arnold
Fragmented Verse on House, Time, and Feeling
A fragmentary meditation on the house as hellish and time eroding the soul. The speaker notes the day ages the spirit, smiles and weeps with those it keeps, and laments that affection clings to the spirit rather than to outward things. The passage hints at social gates and the ache of enmity.
M'Knight and Nichols to lead city planners
John McKnight and Marvin Nichols named chair and secretary of Amarillo City Plan Commission to draft a city plan and zoning ordinance under the new state act. Seven of nine appointees accepted. commission to meet about twice monthly while studying Amarillo needs.
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John McKnight
Charter Commission
Amarillo
City Plan Commission
Marvin Nichols
C. S. Makeig
Southwestern Public Service Company
Roswell
E. S. Blasdel
M. €. Blanchard
J. ©. Gualeke
Gay Carlander
John G. McKenzie
Fred Bone
Cattle Prices Rise Amid Demand Boost and Supply Watch
Kansas Livestock and industry leaders cite tighter supply, stronger meat demand, and advertising as drivers of higher cattle prices. E Shiller notes stabilizing prices and renewed confidence while others forecast growth in Texas Oklahoma and Fort Worth markets, with overproduction as a distant concern.
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South America
E. Shiller
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Harry B. Cordell
Oklahoma Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Texas
A. G. Donovan
Fort Worth
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