New Jersey Counties May Lose Rights
Forty thousand voters in Hudson and Essex counties face possible removal from the rolls on alleged illegal registration. The New Jersey supreme court upheld a law empowering election superintendents to strike names from lists. The act, passed by the Republican legislature and vetoed by Gov. Harry Moore, was reenacted over his veto amid Hudson county probes involving Frank Hague.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Hudson
Essex
New Jersey Supreme Court
Harry Moore
Hudson County
Case Legislative Committee
Frank Hague
Democratic National Committee
New Jersey
Hague
Jersey City
Greater Reverence For Bible Is Urged
Mrs. Lillian Ringle of Ottawa urged greater reverence for Bible teachings in state schools at the third district federation of Women’s clubs convention in Coffeyville Kansas. She cited clashes over evolution and history teaching in national schools as part of a broader struggle by faddists to control American education.
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Associated Press
Coffeyville
Kan
Lillian Ringle
Ottawa
Third District Federation of Women's Clubs
Dayton
Two Arrested on Smuggling Charge in Texas
United States customs officers at Del Rio Texas arrested Bernardo Orizaga and Francisco Castellano for transporting 30 825 rounds of ammunition across the Rio Grande to Mexico. The ammunition was found in a truck with a false bottom at the International Bridge. They will be tried in federal court in Del Rio.
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United Press
del Rio
Texas
United States Customs
Rio Grande
Mexico
Bernardo Orizaga
Francisco Castellano
International Bridge
San Francisco Dictionary Effort Documents Sulu Language
J. M. Garvan completes a massive dictionary of the Sulu language after two decades in the Philippines. He plans to transfer 2,000 pages of Moros material to the University of California upon completion.
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San Francisco
J. M. Garvan
Garvan
Philippines
University of California
Brick plant destroyed by fire in Brownwood
The engine house and plant of the Texas Brick company in Brownwood Texas were destroyed by a fire last night. Loss was estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Brownwood
Associated Press
Brownwood, Tex
Texas Brick Company
Moore County Clerk Daugherty Visits Amarillo
Mr and Mrs W W Daugherty of umas were in Amarillo yesterday to meet their daughter en route to visit her parents. Mr Daugherty serves as county and district clerk of Moore County.
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W. W. Daugherty
Umas
Amarillo
Mr. Daugherty
Moore County
World aviation experts to meet in Washington
International experts from around the world will gather in December in Washington at President Coolidge’s suggestion. They will discuss commercial aviation and commemorate the twenty fifth anniversary of the Wright brothers first flight. Leighton W. Rogers and Osborn B. Watson of the foreign service are named executive officers of the conference.
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International News Service
Washington
President Coolidge
Wright Brothers
State Department
Leighton W. Rogers
Osborn 8. Watson
Foreign Service Department
Department of Commerce
Commerce
Whiting Watson
Blackshear
Flyer
Army
Man Held Here for Officers in Randall
Morgan, an employee of a local stage line, was arrested at 10 this morning and jailed in Potter County. Deputy Bob Barnett took him into custody on a warrant issued at Canyon. He faces a charge of wife desertion and will be returned to Canyon later today. Morgan claimed he came to Amarillo to work and did not desert his wife and two children.
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G. ©. Morgan
Potter County
Morgan
Bob Barnett
Sheriff's Department
Canyon
Amarillo
Train Wreck Hops Off Siding Delays Passengers Two Hours
A head on collision on a Texas and Pacific siding near Grand Prairie 15 miles from Dallas derailed two box cars and two tank cars and damaged both engines. One trainman was bruised but not hospitalized and his Fort Worth home was cited. Passenger service was halted for about two hours.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Grand Prairie
Fort Worth
Study of 1000 Paroled Prisoners in Illinois
Researchers from the University of Illinois examined 3090 parole cases to assess post release behavior. The sample included 1000 from Joliet, 1000 from Chester, and 1000 from Pontiac, all parolees had at least two and a half years of freedom.
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International News Service
Springfield
Ill
Illinois Prisons and Parole System
Mine Run
Joliet
Chester
Pontiac
Atheist Invited to Hot Springs Baths By Mayor
Charles Smith of New York, jailed for non payment of a $26 fine tied to atheists' literature, received a telegram from Hot Springs Mayor Leo P. McLaughlin inviting him to take the city’s famed hot mineral baths to "boil that unholy doctrine" out of him. The message was sent collect and cost $2.90.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Charles Smith
New York
Atheists’ Organization
Leo P. McLaughlin
Hot Springs
Smith
Spain Grants License To First Woman Flier
Madrid October 26 Mario Renaldo de Quiros is Spain's first woman flier after weeks of training she completed a solo flight and landed perfectly near Madrid. It is believed a feminine flying club will be organized. Spanish women previously formed one of Europe's early women’s clubs in Chicago and Northwestern University.
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International
Madrid
Mario Renaldo de Quiros
Spain
Europe
Britain will land on prohibition says Dry M P Scrymgeour
Edwin Scrymgeour the Dundee MP says Britain will adopt prohibition in his lifetime though he admits no clear signs exist due to lack of faith and courage among temperance workers. He is the only elected prohibitionist in British history and predicts a future dry Britain.
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International News Service
London
Britain
Edwin Scrymgeour
Dundee
Scrymgeour
Temperance
Experts to Study Up on Infantile Paralysis
San Francisco October 26 Experts are being sent by Dr Carl Meyer director of the Hooper Foundation for Medical Research to study new researches at the Rockefeller Institute in New York to extend the work of the University of California in combatting infantile paralysis throughout the state Miss Beatrice Howard research associate is among those being sent to study work in New York under a new 250000 fund
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International News Service
San Francisco
Carl Meyer
Hooper Foundation For Medical Research
Rockefeller Institute
New York
University of California
Beatrice Howard
Police seek Noble Collier missing in Amarillo area
Amarillo police have been asked to aid in locating Noble Collier believed to be working here. His sister Mia Nix of Route 2 Lafayette Texas is anxious to get in touch with him.
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Amarillo
Noble Collier
Mia
N. R. Nix
Lafayette
Texas
Young Man Falls to Death in Los Angeles Hotel
26 year old H G Miller fell from the Balboa hotel second floor balcony to be killed on the pavement in Los Angeles. Papers on his person show his father Dr Thomas Miller resides in Knoxville Tennessee.
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Young Man
Los Angeles
Hy United Preas
G. Miller
Balboa Hotel
Thomas Miller
Knoxville
Tenn
Temperance Force of Britain Faces Imminent Confrontation
A brief note signals that Britain’s temperance movement, though firm, will soon confront a decisive situation. The piece hints at mounting pressure and potential changes on the horizon without detailing specific actions or dates.
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