Stock market closes week with record bullishness
United Press reports New York stock markets end a week of unprecedented demand with high prices and steady gains across five sessions. Strong gains in motors steel and copper shares push indices to new highs as profit taking limits but sustains a bullish trend. A petition circulates to close markets next Saturday to relieve brokerage clerical backlogs.
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United Press
New York
KE. H. Gary
The
American Iron and An Institute
Friay
Exchange
Board of Governors
Fort Worth Cattle and Hog Receipts and Prices Report
Fort Worth market data shows cattle receipts 450 with price ranges for beef cattle from 2.25 to 8.60 dollars, hogs 100 with midrange 11.26 to 11.80, and sheep and lambs 780 with spring lambs 12 to 14 dollars, yearlings 10 to 10.50, and goats 1 to 2 dollars.
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Fort Worth
Chicago grain table Wheat
All air services in Latvia have been resumed and will be enlarged.
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Chicago
Latvia
Amarillo Produce Catalog Highlights Poultry Items
A fragmented list shows various poultry products including Leghorn hens broilers springers and roosters with scattered pricing and stock notes. The text also mentions turkeys packing stock and a chargeback for lost butter stock, ending with a price reference of 11.20.
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Begbe
Fcaisncae Roosters
Wiucks
Oil Strike at Globe near Winchester
Bob Emmett secretary and treasurer reports that drillers found an oil filled hole 40 feet deeper at the Globe well near Winchester. It is pumping 16 to 29 barrels daily after a tank passed by heads and swabbing will follow before deeper drilling.
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Winchester
Bob Emmett
Connert
Emmett
In sorrow we thank friends after Col. John B. Golding’s death
Mrs. John B. Golding and family express gratitude to doctors nurses and soldiers and all who helped during Col. John B. Golding’s illness and death. They bless all who offered support and invoke the Supreme Being in peace. The statement is signed by Mrs. John B. Golding and family, and Mrs. Mark Perry.
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Husaband
Col
John B. Golding
Hereford High School to Add Forge Room for Vocational Work
Hereford announces a new forge room behind the $125,000 high school building. Vocational agriculture students will install power, shafts, and machinery while beautifying school grounds. Prof. C. W. Humble directs the shop program, aligning with practical farm methods in West Texas. The Aggie students assist with plans and campus improvements.
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Globe
Hereford
C. W. Humble
Aggie
West Texas
Tax compromise now probable in inheritance tax clash
Washington Oct 24 The house Ways and Means Committee ended its first week of hearings with a probable compromise between Secretary Mellon and Congress. Chairman Green signaled acceptance of the bankers conference plan to repeal the federal inheritance tax in six years and cut the rate now at 40 percent to 15 percent until repeal. Taxpayers would have three years to pay under modified administration.
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United Press
Washington
Mellon
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
Green
Special Bankers Conference
Coolidge
Canyon exes plan large delegation to game and carnival
Potter county Canyon exes held a business meeting at Central Presbyterian hall to organize a large ex-student delegation to the West Texas State Teachers college Home Coming in Canyon next Saturday and to coordinate the college carnival that night. They also pushed a $1,000 fundraising drive for the Mary E B Wadspeth Hall fund with Amarillo exes urged to donate $5 each and funds to be sent to J. W. Hill Wyatt Hester or John I. McCarty. J. W. Hill was elected secretary treasurer, succeeding Madeline Vaughn who moved to New York.
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West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Potter County
Amarillo
J. W. Hill
Madeline Vaughn
New York
M. B. Johnson
Amarillo Mary RE. Wadspeth Hall
Wyatt Hester
John I. McCarty
Deadly clash between miners in Ohio Valley town
A non union negro battler and white miners clashed in Ouston Pennsylvania with six negro miners drawing razors after objections to union white men remarks. One man died and four were injured as the fight spilled into the principal street near the Midland mine of Pittsburg Coal Company now reopen on a non union basis.
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Py United Press
Washington
Penn
Ouston
Pittsburg Coal Company
Lindsay Sells Half Interest in Drug Store
Horace Lindsay owner of the Lindsay Drug store at Fifth and Polk sells a one half interest to Youree Ridings Amarillo druggist. Ridings will join the new business once a replacement is found at Pool Drug store where he has worked for years. Ridings is a Khiva Temple Shrine club officer.
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Horace Lindsay
Lindsay
Fifth and
Polk Streets
Youree Ridings
Amarillo
Mr. Ridings
Pool Drug Store
Masonic Organization
Khiva Temple Shrine Club
District Court Armstrong County Opens Monday
The fall term of the Armstrong County district court will open Monday morning October 26. The grand jury for the term includes J. E B. Johnson, John Mc Clure, Elmer Robinson, John W. Luther, P. L. Adams, D. L. Adams, George Cobb, J. T. Christian, H. D. Grimes, BE. P. Palm, T. B. Odem, G. A. Blankenship, J. B. Wilson, B. H. Conner, E. Laycock and S. A. Tomlinson. The civil docket is large but there is no criminal docket listed.
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Globe
Claude
Armstrong County
J. E B. Johnson
John McClure
Elmer Robinson
John W. Luther
P. L. Adams
D. L. Adams
George Cobb
J. T. Christian
H. D. Grimes
BE. P. Palm
T. B. Odem
G. A. Blankenship
J. B
Garvey Acquitted in Kansas City Father Slaying Trial
Roy Garvey, tried in Kansas City for the 1922 murder of his father, was acquitted after a six week trial. Garvey claimed insanity as his defense and was freed late tonight.
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Roy Garvey
K. C
United Press
Kansas City
Garvey
Ferguson answers Moody on disease and costs
Ferguson argued the loan spared Texas far greater losses from cattle killed and business disruption. He compared state, California, and Chicago damages from foot and mouth disease and said no special legislative session was needed. The governor and Ferguson arrived on the Texas Special and left for Austin after attendees at the Cotton Palace opening.
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Galveston
Houston
Texas
California
Chicago
Ferguson
W. W. Crawford
Texas Cotton Palace
Waco
Raleigh
Austin
Cotton Palace
Moody replies to Ferguson statement on road funds
Texas Attorney General Dan Moody denies that 436000 of American Road company funds were paid to him or that he entered a deal with the firm. He says the money was brought to Texas to await settlement and to be under Texas courts. He adds he has not used newspapers or representatives to solicit funds from road contractors.
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United Press
Austin
American Road Company
Dallas
Texas
Dan Moody
James E. Ferguson
The
Highway Commission
Moody
Mooy
Ferguson
T. W. Davidson Sees No Need for Session
Former Lieutenant Governor T. W. Davidson of Marshall Texas says no special session is needed for Texas. He predicts Mrs Ferguson will be reelected governor and that a third candidate has little chance without Klan support. He criticizes investigations and favors grand jury oversight.
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Dallas
T. W. Davidson
Marshall
Texas
Ferguson
Davidson
Grand Jury
Lynch Davidson
Houston Woman Kills Man and Wounds Two Bystanders
On a crowded downtown street Malcolm M. Gregg, 51, was shot dead and two bystanders were slightly wounded. Mrs. Dorothy Henderson surrendered to police and was charged with murder. She claimed Gregg had mistreated her and said she fired after he was summoned from a barber shop.
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United Press
Houston
Malcolm M. Gregg
Dorothy Henderson
Gregg
Anderson
Claude Girl Heads Canyon College Literary Society
Miss Eula Smalley of Claude has been chosen to lead the Elapheian Literary Society for 1925-26 at Canyon Teachers College. She is active in the college orchestra and the women's chorus, with her sister Bettie Smalley prominent as a yell leader and editor of the Le Mirage annual.
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Globe
Claude
Eula Smalley
Canyon Teachers College
Elapheian Literary Society
Smalley
Bettie Smalley
le Mirage
Levy's new Fair block store draws massive crowds
J Levy Amarillo merchant opens new Polk street shop to widespread turnout. About 000 people registered. G H Millican received a handsome overcoat. Levy praises the opening as a huge success and thanks friends and visitors from Rice Stix, Cunningham Flower Shop, Ben Frankfurt, Amarillo Globe and others.
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Mr. Levy
Rice-Stix Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
Cunningham Flower Shop
Ben Frankfurt
New York
Amarillo Globe
Hereford Schools Pioneer Music in Panhandle
Hereford reports pioneering public music in the Panhandle with two top glee clubs. The Hereford High School Glee Club includes about sixty girls and has won Panhandle Music Festival contests in Amarillo two of the last three years. Music has been a regular subject for six years, now needing two instructors, Miss Gladys Kilgee and Miss Mafalda Isaacs.
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Hereford
Panhandle
Brammer
Hereford High School
Amarillo
Gladys Kilgee
Mafalda Isaacs
Central School
Gloria Swanson Fined for Not Appearing in Court
New York October 24 Gloria Swanson was fined 250 by Referee Robert Marsh for failing to appear as a witness in the separation suit brought by actress Janis Beech er against Dr. Richard H Hoffman. Swanson listed under the subpoena as Gloria Cwan son de la Falaise de la Coudray was said to have gone to Europe with no return date known.
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United Press
New York
Gloria Swanson
Robert March
Janit Beecher
Richard H. Hoffman
Gloria
Gloria Cwanson de la
Panhandle transformation from cattle to mixed farming noted
Plainview stockman J. C. Hooper recalls panhandle changes as K O paper reports rising k afir corn yields of 40 bushels per acre and a growing cotton and wheat crop area. He notes cotton as the big money crop and describes a shift from open range to green wheat fields inviting grazing later.
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R Daily Drovers
Plainview
Texas
Panhandle
J. C. Hooper
Mr. Hooper
Scottish Rite Masons From El Paso Visit Amarillo
Berry B. Cobb secretary of the El Paso Scottish Rite bodies and party will visit Amarillo on October 30 for an educational program for Master Masons in the Blue room of the new Masonic Temple. They will also tour Lubbock October 27 Plainview October 28 Tuna October 29 and Dalhart October 31 urging all Master Masons to attend.
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Berry B. Cobb
el Paso
Amarillo
New Masonic Temple
Lubbock
Plainview
Tuna
Dalhart
Max Carey II Hospitalized After World Series Injury
Max Carey captain of the world champion Pirates was hospitalized in Pittsburgh on October 24 with pleurisy and complications after a fifth game collision with Bucky Harris while stealing second. An X-ray will check for rib injuries.
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Pittsburgh
Max Carey
Pirates
Carey
Bucky Harris
Prayer book revision completed by Episcopal convention in New Orleans
After three years of work the Episcopal convention finished a six year project revising the book of common prayer. Changes include new prayers for missions social justice workers and prisoners. The marriage vows are made equal and the word obey removed. A new sick visitation office and child burial service are added.
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United Press
New Orleans
Episcopal Convention
Financial writer Edwin J. Clapp visits Plainview clubs
Edwin J. Clapp a prominent Hearst financial writer visits Plainview at noon for a luncheon hosted by the chamber of commerce Rotary club and Kiwanis club in the Presbyterian church basement. R A Underwood and A B E Boyd spoke on Plainview’s development and resources before he heads to Tulia.
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Globe
Plainview
Edwin J. Clapp
Hearst
Congregationalists Urge New International Greed
The National Council of Congregational Churches endorsed a Christian creed for world conduct in international relations. It calls for abolition of armaments except for an international police force and a permanent association of nations for world peace and goodwill.
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United Press
Washington
National Council of Congregational Churches
Congregationalists
Coolidge
Association of All Nations
Dr H J Waters Critical After Pneumonia Attack
Dr H J Waters former head of Kansas State Agricultural College lay in extremely critical condition tonight after a pneumonia attack that struck him several days ago. Kansas City reports quoted physicians on his deteriorating state.
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Waters
Kansas City
H. J. Waters
Kansas State Agricultural College
Tullos Family Returns From Dallas Visit
S B Tullos and his daughter Gene returned from Dallas where they visited Mr Tullos mother in Oak Cliff.
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S. B. Tullos
Gene
Dallas
Mr. Tullos
Oak Cliff
Amarillo Salesman Survives Auto Wreck Near Plainview
Amarillo traveling salesman James A. Morgan narrowly escaped after his Ford coupe overturned near Plainview yesterday. A motorist broke the car door glass and pulled him free as fumes filled the wreckage and oil spilled from the engine. Morgan, who works for Memphis Coffin Co., was uninjured.
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Turtle
Plainview
James A. Morgan
Amarillo
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Panhandle
The
Memphis Coffin Company
Four Sisters Jailed After Attack on Klan Rally
Four rioters, who attacked 200 Ku Klux Klan members after a rally in Cincinnati, were jailed. The assailants hurled eggs and decayed fruits at the Klan procession, which included about 50 women, following a parade of 1,800 Klan sympathizers.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
Bank Robbery Nets $20,000 in Illinois
Four bandits robbed the McHenry State Bank in McHenry Illinois stealing $20 000 in cash after forcing the president to open the vault They herded three clerks and two customers into a rear room and escaped in an automobile with the money Police spread nets to Chicago and surrounding roads tonight as they pursue the suspects.
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Elgin
Chicago
McHenry
Illinois
McHenery State Bank
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Amarillo, Texas
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Claim
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