Coolidge criticizes League and immigration stance in California
In a caustic commentary the author argues President Coolidge would win California with Rooseveltian flair, warns Japan and the League to stay out of U S affairs, and asserts Americans will control their own immigration policy. The column also notes Davis's stance on the League, and touches on social and economic themes plus a grim local murder case and a long-forgotten park wanderer found with cash.
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Coolidge
League of Nations
Japan
Roosevelt
Ropean
California
United States
League
John W Davis
Cafornia
League of No Gone
Caifornia
Zbla
Ibsen
Bryan campaign adds stops in Oklahoma and Texas
Governor Bryan Democratic vice presidential candidate continues his Southwest swing with speeches planned in Oklahoma City and Alva and later Amarillo. He urges support for John W Davis and outlines platform themes while a large Panhandle turnout is anticipated for Amarillo events.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Alva
Bryan
BE Keno
Melhoud
Shawnee
John We Davis
Ian Wae Cola
Demme
Amarillo
Per
New Mexico
Panhandle
Santa Fe
Charles W. Bryan
Waska
William Jennings Bryan
John W Davis
Burton K. Wheeler
Kinder
R. A. Underwood
A .B. Martin
Charles Clements
Plainview
W. HH. Bledsoe
Clark M Mullican
B. L. Klett
Curtis Keen
Lubbock
J. W. Leak
Memphis
Pickens
Frank Tatum
Reese Tatum
C. H. Waix
Dalham
Jack Allen
Perryton
Allen Stagg
Dr. O. H
Joyd Vega
C. C. Small
Wellington
J. D Hamlin
Parnell
John FP
Slaton
Henry Wilkinson
J. T. Wynn
Charles C. Cook
F. P. Reid
Pampa
Mark Consart
Dimmitt
Clifford B. Jones
Spur
L. W. Wall
W. M. Ansley
Bob Poyeil
Dumas
Judge Stallings
C. Tastrummett
KE. C. Cayton
Claude
T ., Landers
McLean
Tom Black
A. CC
Pipkin
R. KH. Underwood
Ray
Push Drive Helps Free Governor in Mud on Oklahoma Road
In a driving rain near Shawnee Oklahoma, Governor Bryan and Oklahoma Governor Trapp pushed a stuck motor bus containing fourteen others to free it from ankle deep mud. They were returning to Oklahoma City after a speech when the accident occurred and arrived back shortly before 1 a.m.
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Oklahoma City
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Shawnee
Okla
Bryan
Trapp
Commons to be dissolved today for general election
London dispatch: The house of Commons will be dissolved tonight with a general election set for October 29. This follows a royal proclamation by King George after a privy council at Buckingham Palace. The dissolution hinges on passage of the Irish boundary commission bill and Parliament will reconvene a week or two after the election.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
George
Privy Council
Buckingham Palace
Great Britain
Prem
Laredet Woking
Hiktragh
MacDonald
Tritt Boundary Commission
Mika
Age of Commons
Hamrick Named President of Texas Auditors Association
Amarillo honor as H G Hamrick Potter county auditor is elected president of the Texas Auditors Association. A telegram announced the election this morning.
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Amarillo
Austin
H. G.‘Hamrick
Potter County
Texas Auditors’ Association
Hamrick
Coolidge Urges Action on Motorist Accommodations
President Coolidge asked the American Civic Association the American Institute of Park Executives and the American Park Society to study motor tourist needs. He spoke at the White House urging communities to address recreation as essential to productive work and better play. The report notes emphasize the role of local planning for travelers.
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Washington
Coolidge
American Civic Association
American Institute of Park Executives
American Park Society
White House
New North Texas Episcopal Bishop Rev I Cecil Seaman
The Rev I Cecil Seaman of Gadsden Alabama was named bishop of North Texas at the house of bishops session in New York He will succeed the late Bishop Temple of Amarillo Seaman previously led St Andrews Episcopal Amarillo for three years and later served as archdeacon of the Southern division of the North Texas missionary district He was active in Red Cross and World War I welfare efforts.
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New York
I. Cecil Seaman
Gadsden
Ala
North Texas
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Bishop Temple
Amarillo
Seaman
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Missionary District
Amarillo Church
KE. A. Temple
Troops chase bandits in Mexican kidnapping case
Federal troops pursued bandits after they abducted Paul Yewell, American manager of a British mining firm at Parral Chihuahua, with action taken following representations by the American ambassador. No official details yet.
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Mexico Cit
Paul Yewell
Parral
Chihuahua
Grentz Considers Independent Run for Sheriff
Jacob Grentz a San Jacinto Heights carpenter says a citizens committee asked him to run for sheriff. He stated he will answer in a few days after being solicited to enter the race.
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San Jacinto
Jacob Grentz
San Jacinto Heights
Weather Outlook for Washington Tonight and Tomorrow
All fair conditions with tonight mostly clear and tomorrow partly cloudy. Temperature ranges show a slight change with high near 66 today and 66 tomorrow, and lows around 46 tonight and about 46 tomorrow.
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Washington
Pearson Called to Second Baptist Church
The Rev. P. Pearson of Vernon has been called to fill the vacancy at Second Baptist Church left by Rev. Charles Griswold. Acceptance not yet received. Prayer meeting was held Wednesday night at the church led by the Reverend Pearson.
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P. Pearson
Verno
Second Baptist Church
Charles Griswold
Steverend Pearson
Violet Dare Presents The Luxury of Love
Violet Dare, noted for The Half-Time Wife and Love or Fame, launches a new novel The Luxury of Love. The tale centers on a love triangle between two women and a man, told with wit and flair. The first chapter appears in The Globe today, inviting readers to turn to page fans and begin the story now.
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Miss Dare
The
Globe Today
Fire Rages Through Delta Land Plant in Conroe Texas
A massive blaze at the Delta Land and Timber plant in Conroe Texas began at dawn and raged by noon, threatening the entire property. An army of workers and town volunteers battled the fire but limited equipment limited progress as losses soared toward a million dollars.
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Conroe
Tex
Ten
Delta Land and Timber Company Nere
Voeuunteers
Shenandoah Sails From Fort Worth After Farewell
The Shenandoah departed Fort Worth at 9 45 a m heading west to El Paso along Texas and Pacific tracks. Lieutenant Commander I Hancock said the voyage should last about fourteen to sixteen hours with possible extension to San Diego in about thirty hours. An escort of five airplanes accompanied the ship as it left, and city officials expressed gratitude via radio during the farewell.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Shenandoah
el Paso
Texas and Pacific
Lakedust
N. J
I. Hancock
Fl Paso
San Diego
Minnesota Joins Embargo On Texas Livestock Exports
A quarantine was placed on shipments of live stock from Texas to Minnesota due to foot and mouth disease. Announcement came from Dr. Charles J. Cotten, secretary of Minnesota livestock sanitary board.
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St. Paul, Minn
Texas
Charles J. Cotten
Minnesota Livestock Sanitary Board
Wine dealer accused in mob beating death in Chicago
Otto Epstein a wine dealer was held by police accused of wielding a baseball bat that crushed the skull of William Bell 33 a black man beaten to death by a crowd of 200 after an alleged attempt to mistreat a white girl. Police dispersed the crowd detaining twenty. Epstein denied guilt and claimed he warned police a lynching was in progress.
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Chicago
Otto Epstein
Wiliam Bel
Freserves
Epstein
Bell
Epetein
George Bell
Thomas Clark
Ergtein
Senator Defeats Giants 2 1 In World Series Duel
Griffith Stadium Washington October 6 1924 The Senator beat the Giants 2 to 1 to even the World Series as Art Nehf of New York allowed six hits and pitcher Johnny Zachary of Washington worked seven innings before a 47000 crowd including President Coolidge The series moves to New York for Game Seven with Washington leading 3 1 in the best of seven.
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Art Nehf
President Coolidge
Harris
New York
Neht
Kelly
Washington
Frisch
McNeely
Bluege
Sacrifices Ruel
Peck
Judge
Ryan
Nehf
Rice
Goslin
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Wilson
Lindstrom
Klem
Dineen
Quigley
Connolly
Mengel
Jackson
Gowdy
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Gowtdy
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