Fraud in Mail Order Business Warned by Post Official
Robert S. Regar told the National Direct Selling conference in Philadelphia that false promises in advertising and unscrupulous mail solicitations amount to fraud if not corrected. He urged firms to stop misleading claims and noted abuses in shipments sent before orders but said COD shipments are now limited by policy requiring bona fide orders or proper agreements.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Robert S. Regar
Incorporated Association of Direct Selling Companies
Regar
Countess Karolyi Denied U S Visit for Lecture Tour
Washington reports Countess Karolyi wife of Count Michael Karolyi former president of Hungary has been refused permission to visit the United States on a lecture tour. The passport denial by the Paris American consul general was approved by the state department, citing unknown revolutionary views. Previous attempts to debar her in New York last November were tied to Bolshevik propaganda fears.
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Associated Press
Washington
Karolyi
Michael Karolyi
United States
Paris
State Department
New York
G O P Uses Tea and Newspaper to Win Texas Governorship
Dallas reports Republicans plan a two pronged campaign to take Texas from one party rule. Tea parties and a proposed party newspaper will mobilize women voters while criticizing conditions in Austin. The campaign centers on highway commissions pardons and a possible special legislative session.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Republican Party
Florence T. Griswold
San Antonio
Leonard Withington
J. S. Edwards
Slayton
J. L. Vaughn
Lubbock
Withington
R. D. Howard
Mexico City
Kathryn Ransome
Brownsville
Highway Commission
United State District
Weifel
Austin
Ferguson
Towton Bible Class Banquet Set For Tonight
Newton Hill Men's Bible class of the First Christian church Sunday school will host a banquet at 7:30 in the social center building. 100 plates. Ray C. Johnson toastmaster. J. B. Coe chairs entertainment. C. C. Fountain and Max Merry in charge of the feed. Rev and Mrs W O Coughran and two children visit from Dimmnntt staying with Mr and Mrs J D Head at 1809 Pierce street.
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Newton Hill
First Christian Church Sunday School
Ray C. Johnson
J. B. Coe
C. C. Fountain
Max Merry
W. O. Coughran
Dimmnntt
J. D. Head
Pierce Street
Dramatic fire scene on steamship Comanche described by crew
New York Oct 22 66 crew members from the steamship Comanche returned on the Cherokee recount a fire in the hold off Florida last Saturday. Passengers and crew describe improvised morale measures as life belts were issued and lifeboats prepared. Second steward James Wilkie details discovery of the blaze and efforts to fight it while denying reports of crew misconduct by color.
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Associated Press
New York
Florida
Christine B. Roberts
Bloomfield
New Jersey
Neero
James
Wilkie
Stewart
Comanche
Nesro
Amarillo Sailor Tells Of Australian Welcome
John C. Marshall, son of Mrs Dave Derden, on a Navy furlough after a three month Omaha cruiser cruise to Australia and New Zealand, praises Australians and New Zealanders for their hospitality. He notes crowds in Melbourne and plans a South American cruise next, with two years left in service. He turned 21 recently.
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John C. Marshall
Dave Derden
Amarillo
Navy
Omaha
Australia
New Zealand
Marshall
New
Marshgyl
South America
John Marshall
American Tobacco Co Cleared by Appeals Court
New York Oct. 22 The United States circuit court of appeals cleared the American Tobacco Company of charges of violating anti trust laws by refusing to sell to wholesalers, who supplied retailers at prices below legitimate profit. The decision, in March 1922 proceedings involving the Wholesale Tobacco and Cigar Dealers' association of Philadelphia and the P. Lorillard company, says the policy protected its own and the trade interests and allowed reasonable profit for jobbers.
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Associated Press
New York
American Tobacco Co
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Trade Commission
Wholesale Tobacco and Cigar Dealers’ Association of Philadelphia
American Tobacco Company
P. Lorillard Company
Mistletoe Creameries Buy Plant in Lubbock Expansion
The Mistletoe Creameries contracted to buy Cloverleaf Creamery in Lubbock and plan a new building and butter-making machine installation there. The company completes an addition at its current plant to double capacity and also bought a Plainview creamery as it expands across Panhandle and West Texas.
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Mistletoe Creameries
Lubbock
George Maggard
Plainview
San Jacinto Baptists Shower Pastor at Meet
Members of the San Jacinto Baptist church surprised their pastor, the Rev. Robert Pryde, with a grocery shower last night. Prized by the crowd were enough groceries to last six months. Pryde, who is also city book keeper, serves the church and town government.
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San Jacinto Baptist Church
Robert Pryde
Accident Mars Duck Hunt Injures Panhandle Man
Larry C Hemmell of Panhandle was rushed to Amarillo by Blackburn ambulance after a gun discharged accidentally during duck hunting. The shot struck his leg below the knee and he underwent surgery this morning. The report notes the incident occurred during a hunt with a friend.
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Tlarry C. Hemmell
Panhandle
Amarillo
Blackburn
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