Farrell May to Succeed Gary as Steel Head
Wall Street awaited United States Steel's quarterly earnings after the stock market closed. Rumors said James A. Farrell, president, would be named chairman to replace the late Judge Gary. Forbes Magazine indicated Farrell would be announced in its November issue and in an interview.
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Steel Corporation
Eoresd
James A. Farrell
Farrell
Gary
Forbes Magazine
B. C. Forbes
J. P. Morgan
New Haven
Connecticut
Davidson Hotel Project Moves Ahead with Immediate Completion
Officials say steel crew will begin work at once and push the Davidson Hotel toward completion. Architect Hedrick and executives from the Hughes O'Rourke firm met to outline plans for the $1.8 million structure, noting substantial concrete already poured and optimistic, uninterrupted progress.
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F. B. Hunter
Wratt
Hedrick
Davrson Hotel Company
Hughest" Rourke Company
Wyatt C. Hedrick
Rourke
Oklahoma City
Old Tack’s Amarillo reform program summary
The text outlines a broad city program for Amarillo including lower utility rates, city parks and tree planting, municipal services and infrastructure, and measures to attract industry. It mentions a municipal swimming pool, golf course, Bivins lake access, viaducts, street widening, and stricter traffic regulation for emergency vehicles. It advocates cheaper rents, cost of living, and news media improvements.
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Bivins Lake
North
Amarillo
Sree
San Jacinto
Quirky Panhandle Clippings Mix Tales and Requests
A rambling column blends social asides, local anecdotes, and stray notices. It mentions Madame Chernoff teaching beauty routines, family tensions, quirky quotes, and a plea for a wheelchair to aid an Amarillo family. It also notes a missing police dog June and a rabies alert amid miscellaneous snippets.
Free Clinic For Children Set For November 1
A free examination clinic for crippled children is scheduled for Tuesday November 1 in Amarillo at the public library basement. Orthopedic surgeon Dr C E McBride will conduct examinations with no operations or treatment given at the clinic. Parents are urged to bring children with defective limbs for evaluation by the local committee J N Beasley Bob Ames and Gene Howe. If operable cases are found more care and hospitalization may follow.
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J. N. Beasley
Bob Ames
Gene Howe
C. E. McBride
Amarillo
Panhandle
Combined capital and banking safeguards cited in meeting
Mr. Burke urged the fruits of combined capital as a life extending force and asset to society. H V Nicholson advised diversification and warned against overreliance on bonds. John S Love argued for possible service charges to offset unprofitable accounts and educate depositors on better balances.
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H. V. Nicholson
Omaha National Bank
National Bank
Association
Clearing House
John S. Love
Mississippi
Hair Care Lecture Sheds Light On Styling Tips
Tomorrow afternoon Mme Chernoff discusses hair and scalp care including gray hair removal oily or dry scalp dandruff prevention. A second topic covers budgeting time in the lecture.
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Mme. Chernoff
Jury weighs liquor evidence against woman in federal case
Ethel Johnson faces possession and selling beer charges after a raid on her 202 Johnson Street apartments. Prohibition officers testified about beer alcohol content while Judge Clark Wills warned about evidence collection methods. The jury deliberated at noon as unrelated town notices circulated.
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Prohibition Enforcement
Clark Wills
Johnson
Tack Letters Question Fight Coverage And Barbed Fence Rule
Readers critique how boxing coverage favored Dempsey Tunney in Chicago and Philadelphia and claim the press hid Dempsey’s injuries. A second letter questions Amarillo barbed wire fence ordinances and cites city manager Bartlett promising enforcement.
Box of valuables lost near Hereford item found
A large phonograph box containing several suitcases and a gasoline pressure lantern plus bedding was left on the highway 18 miles east of Hereford. Reaching out to Rev. R. M. Bolmer in Pomona California or The Globe News office is requested to identify the owner.
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R. M. Bolmer
North Carey Street
Pomona
California
Globe News Office
Fall speaks out in court on Teapot Dome case
Albert B. Fall testified from behind the defense bench saying he has no objection to government questions about the Teapot Dome leases. Sinclair chief counsel Hoover objected earlier but Fall stated there were no objections to revealing technical matters. Fall and Sinclair face a criminal conspiracy trial over naval oil reserve leases.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Interior
Justice Siddons
Teapot Dome
George P. Hoover
Sinclair
Fall
William E. Leahy
Sled Allen Aimed to Build Amarillo Baseball Presence
Sled Allen earned two pennants and moved through semi pro leagues from 1918 to 1920. He managed Ranger in 1921 before it dropped from the league, then led Ardmore Lehich and later Lubbock clubs in 1922 and 1923 in West Texas and Pecos Valley leagues. After pro baseball faded, he settled in Lubbock, won Denver in 1925 and Amarillo in 1927 with his team, and moved to Amarillo to lead a push toward first division play while keeping family in Lubbock. He plans to adjust Amarillo’s fence for more plate action and home runs, staying through the season’s start.
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Amarillo
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Oklahoma City
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Prince Carol Faces Crisis as Premier Demands Unity
Premier Braziano will seek a parliament declaration of stance on Romania's crisis. His government will label opponents of the constitution as enemies and treasonous, pledging sweeping actions to end dynastic troubles.
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Braziano
Roumania
Not Guilty Plea Entered by Fort Worth Detective
Fort Worth, Oct 25. Harry Conner city detective identified by M Strauss plumbing supply dealer as one of the men who abducted and flogged him July 8. Conner pleads not guilty to alleged violation of the state anti masking law. Defense fund raised by First Baptist Church of Fort Worth. Pastor J Frank Norris linked to motive, citing Conner testified for Norris in a previous trial. Conner was discharged from the department for gambling rough handling and failure to disarm Chipps prior to a fatal shooting.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Harry Conner
Strauss
Conner
First Baptist Church of
J. Frank Norris
Annual U D C Meet Opens in Wichita Falls
The thirty first annual Texas division United Daughters of the Confederacy convention opened Tuesday morning at First Presbyterian church in Wichita Falls with about 200 out of town delegates and visitors, presided over by Mrs C C Hagmann of the W R Scurry chapter.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Texas Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy
First Presbyterian Church
C. C. Hagmann
W. R. Scurry
The Polite Motorist by Edgar A. Guest
A man leaves his home to reach his office in a polite mood but waits in traffic as three women pass. He hopes a courteous driver will yield, yet hours pass and no one helps. By dusk he contemplates death rather than force his way across the street.
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Amerillo
Caare
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report From Oct 25
Aggregate livestock prices across Kansas City Fort Worth St Louis and Chicago reflect steady to mixed trends. Cattle and hogs show varying top quotes with steers around eight dollars, hogs near eleven, calves and lambs firm to higher, and regional grain and feed notes cited alongside multiple company names and markets.
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The
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Port Worth
ST. Louis
East ST. Louis
New Orleans Cotton Market Surges On Census Output
A cotton market rally followed the census bureau report through October 18 showing ginnings at 8,128,978 bales, about 200,000 less than expected. Prices jumped with December at 20.50 and March around 20.72, then eased as selling limited gains.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Census Bureau
New York Cotton Sees Bullish Start On Census Ginning Report
The census shows 8,128,978 bales ginned before Oct 18, below last year and two years prior, prompting firm opening prices. December and March contracts rose 60 to 63 points early, with December near 20.07 and March 20.36, then eased later as selling and covering balanced.
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New York
Associated Press
Chicago Grain Letter Wheat and corn gain on liberal import outlook
Wheat opened higher and extended gains following a Liverpool upturn and news that European import requirements will be liberal this year. Corn oats and provisions firmed with corn moving from an initial rise to finish above yesterday.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Liverpool
Potatoes Weaker in Chicago Market
In Chicago on October 25 potatoes showed weakness with Wisconsin round white prices falling to between 1.456 and 1.60 cents per pound. The report notes a general softening in the market and price adjustments across grades.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wisconsin
Woman Sentenced To Death Gets Stay
Chicago, Oct 25. Mrs Catherine Cassler, sentenced to be hanged this Friday, was granted a 60 day stay to allow an appeal to the supreme court. Cassler was convicted of participation in the insurance murder of William Lindstrom.
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United Press
Chicago
Catherine Cassler
Supreme Court
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