Bolsheviks, Bells, and a League of Nations Debate
The piece surveys global finance and politics, noting France's Caillaux, Mellon, and Coolidge talks on war debts, ABE RUTH's baseball fines, and Europe's Cold War anxieties. It highlights pacifist urges, aviation milestones, and a mock New York funeral for a Bolshevik, ending with reflections on Long Island telephone density and a proposed Germanic federation.
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Aillaux
Andrew Mellon
the Treasury
Caillaux
Mellon
Coolidge
Europe
Weather Forecast and Readout From Amarillo Daily
Tonight and Thursday will be fair with mild to warm conditions. Temperatures today ranged from 81 to 1 degree, compared with 74 to 60 a year ago. hourly readings in Amarillo show 68 at 7 am through 1 pm at 81. Nearby venues include the Famous For Food at the Amarillo Hotel, Dad's Chili Stand on East Fourth Street, and American Warehouse Co. storage.
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Amarillo
Gloomy Outlook for PN-9 Crew in Pacific Rescue Effort
The missing PN-9 No. 1 seaplane from San Francisco to Honolulu is unlocated as weather worsens. Five crewmen shore up a rescue plan with Maui as base, while ships and air units standby to search 20th to 23rd parallels. The Langley and Pearl Warrior objective remain uncertain amid low fuel and nightfall.
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The
Associated Press
San Francisco
Stanford E. Moses
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
mid-Pacific
Navy
John Rodgers
Maui
Pacific
United States Navy
Langley
Rodgers
Pn-9 No. 3
William Jones
Crissy Field
Allan P. Snoddy
Big Leagues Today Philadelphia First Game
National league action from Philadelphia shows New York defeating Philadelphia 3 to 0 in nine innings as Greenfield and Wisner duel with Snyder and Ring/Wilson.
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Philadelphia
New York
Greenfield
Deanv
Wisner and Snyder
Ring and
Wilson
Death sentence for army officer in slaying case
Manila, Sept. 2. Lieut. J. Thompson was found guilty of the murder of Miss Audrey Burleigh of Memphis Tennessee. He shot her in his automobile last April and was sentenced to death by hanging. The court martial returned a first degree murder verdict after fifteen minutes deliberation. The defense admitted the killing but sought voluntary manslaughter arguing the shooting was unpremeditated and in heat of passion.
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Associated Press
Manila
J. Thompson
Audrey Burleigh
Memphis
Tenn
Thompson
Burleigh
Amarillo Contractor Nick Tolk Killed in Canyon Highway Crash
Nick Tolk, 48, a prominent Amarillo contractor and owner of Tolk & Son planing mill, died when his car overturned on the Canyon highway six miles north of Canyon. Burial at Llano cemetery. Survived by widow and six children all living in Amarillo. Funeral Friday at Polk Street Methodist Church with Rev. Stanley W. Hayne officiating.
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Nick Tolk
Amarillo
Canyon Highway
Canyon
Griggs Undertaking Company
John ‘Lolk
Detroit
Michigan
Polk Street Methodist Church
Stanley W. Hayne
George Parr
Albert Randall
Fred Bone
M. C. Hancock
J. D. Singleton
Jesse Fowlkes
U. N. Over
E. L. Roberts
L. B. Newby
E. S. Burgess
BE. H. Petty
S. C. Shopshire
Jack Parks
J. B. Coe
L. T. Sanders
W. M. Moore
J. W. Berkley
J. B. Diggs
T. F. McGee
J. M. Simpson
F. W. Jesse
J. H. Jost
J. B. Parker
W. H. Fuqua
Charles Nicholson
Llano
Mr. Tolk
Tulia
Griggs’ Undertaking Company
Tolk
Tolk & Son
Tulsa
Jacob
Cornelius
John
Roy
Johanna
Elizabeth
Methodist Church
Modern Woodmen of America
16 Year Old Boy Admits Amarillo Robberies
Sheriff deputies solved several petty robberies in Amarillo as Earl Loper, 16, confessed to four robberies including three filling stations and the Court House confectionery on Fifth and Taylor. He claimed he acted alone, while deputies seek names of possible accomplices. He led officers to a stash of cigars under a bed at his father’s home and admitted to robbing filling stations at Eighth and Polk, Eighth and Tyler, and Abbott's garage at Sixth and Tyler, totaling $17. His mother is dead and his father is separated from his second wife.
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Wiley Pollard
Amarillo
Earl Loper
Fifth and Taylor
Court House
Kit Townes
Roy Brewer
Harrison Street
Young Lopez
Eighth
Polk
Tyler
Abbott
Sixth
Amarillo Delegation of American Legion Arrives Fort Worth
Fort Worth witnesses Amarillo’s American Legion forces led by Col Ernest O Thompson parade from the Fort Worth and Denver station to the Texas hotel to advocate for the 1926 state convention. Delegates pledge strong support as the group promotes changes at the seventh annual convention.
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Globe
Fort Worth
Amarillo
American Legion
Denver
Texas Hotel
Ernest O. Thompson
West Texas
Oral Allen
Roy Greenhill
HH. V. Elkington
Cal C. Wright
Ernest O Thompson
A. W. Ball
R. P
W. O. Allen
J. A. Pearson
I. Pound
William Oliver
Bill Land
Harry Meyers
Marvin Jones
W. C. Irvin
L. C. Cox
T. BE. Johnson
W. D. Burger
Royce Gant
Lewis Fields
Auxiliary
Associated Press
Texas American Legion
Rock et al Canadian near Shamrock hits 100 barrel producer
Shamrock reports the Rock et al Canadian on the H. C. Phillips farm near Section 41, Block 24 came in last night at 2293 feet and has established itself as a 100 barrel producer. The flow is slow with little gas pressure as 1,000 barrels of storage are rushed to the well about nine and a half miles from the city, drawing considerable comment today.
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Globe
Shamrock
Hoxe Family To Attend Tri State Fair
Floydada reports Mary Hoxe daughter of Henry Hoxe will ride the Floydada special train with county citizens and maize samples to the Tri State exposition on September 23. East and South Texas farmers rescued the Hoxe family convalescing at Smith and Smith hospital after days of a massive maize field search aided by airplanes as drought pressures rose. Floyd County proclaims its maize the finest in the world and will showcase it on Floyd County Day at Amarillo Tri State.
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Mary Hoxe
Henry Hoxe
Floyd County
Tri-State Exposition
East
South Texas
Hoxe
Smith and Smith
Downstate
Hoxie
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
Hub Gray Dies In Auto Crash Near Jean
Childress Sept 2 Hub Gray 35 a automobile dealer was killed early today when his car went over an embankment He was alone in the vehicle Funeral services will be held at Jean near Olney where Gray formerly lived Countess Russell author of Elizabeth and Her German Garden plans to spend winter in Switzerland and write a novel.
Tax publication discussion rife in nationwide tax debate
A New York report notes economists and tax collectors debate the value of publishing income payments. The article cites minimal public benefit from disclosures, with tax exempt securities allowing escape and notable figures like John D Rockefeller Jr and Asa G Candler among those cited for their high incomes and altered payments.
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Associated Press
New York
Coolidge
New York Times
Charley Chaplin
J. On
Board of
of Armour and Com i
Asa G. Candler
King
Atlanta, Ga
Louis F. Swift
John Borden
Lonaire Sportsman
Explorer
John }. Rockefeller, Jr
Rail official dies after Colorado wreck near Mayne
John A. Abrams 62, division superintendent for Colorado and Southern, died early Tuesday from paralysis after being struck down Monday while returning from the scene of a wreck involving two trains near Mayne, Colo. He was based in Trinidad, Colo.
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Trinidad
Colo
Colorado and Southern Railroad
Mayne
John A. Abrams
Jones Leads Golfers In National Amateur Round
Oakmont Pa Sept 2 Bobby Jones former 1924 champion led the national amateur championship after the first 18 hole round with a seven hole margin over Bill Reekie of Mont Clair W J The second 18 was set for the afternoon as players began match play in earnest
Board Has Directory Books For Southwestern Cities
The Board of City Development has an almost complete city directory library of Southwestern cities. Officials of that company were here yesterday adding to the library.
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Board of City Development
Amarillo Legion Beats Fitzsimmon Army in Denver
Middleton pitched the Amarillo Legion to an 8 to 3 victory over Fitzsimmon Army hospital in Denver. Seven Amarillo errors were balanced by left handed ace pitching as Blithe Gard and Gardner Motors were scheduled to play Denver teams afterward.
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Denver
Colo
Middleton
Amarillo Legion
Fitzsimmon Army Hospital
Amarillo
Fitzsimmons
Blithe Gard
Gardner Motors
Game Play by Play Inning One Summary
Amarillo Ravey and Durning pitched for a scoreless first until Vaught and Farley walked. Gib son bunted to advance runners, Kaiser to McDougal. Hayden hit a single to right driving in Vaught and Farley for a 2 run lead. Dempwolf retired the side.
Baseball Innings Summary From Fragments
Close fanned, Curtis fanned, Middleton singled to right. Ravey safe on McMillen error. Middleton scores on Vaught single. Rav ey out at place. Kaiser to Durning 1 run. L error. Duraing out to Parley. Demp wolf wagual hit into double play. Vaught to Hayden. No runs, no hits, no errors.
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Close
Curtis
Middleton
Ravey
McMillens
Vaught
Kaiser
Durning
Mons Duraing Ut
Parley
Dempwolf Waugal
Hayden
Parley up walks and defensive miscues in inning
Gibson beat out an infield hit to the pitcher's box as Farley advanced to second and Hayden fouled out to McMillen. A fielder's choice loaded the bases after McDougals error. Nicklaus grounded to Moore, who cut off Farley at the plate. Moore to Kasper, with Nicklaus doubled at first. No runs, one hit, one error. Fitzsimmons and Cochran walked. Maes out. Hayden unassisted. Cochran on second. Kaiser popped out to Vaught. McMillen struck out. No runs, no hits, no errors.
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Amarillo
Waltks
Gibson
Farley
Hayden
McMillen
McDougals
Nicklaus
Moore
Kasper
Fitzsimmons Cochran
Maes
Cochran
Kaiser
Vaught
McMillen Drives In Two In High School Baseball Halflimp
Amerillo McMillen singled to right to drive in Middleton after a Curtis error, Ravey doubled scoring Middleton and taking third. Farley was hit by a pitch and later stole second, Moore and Berke retired. Two runs on two hits with no errors.
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Amerillo McMillen
Curtis
Middleton
Ravey
Midleton
Vaught
Farley
Moore
Gibson
Firesimmon Jones
Berke
Durning
Hayden
Dempewolf
McDougal
Dempewol
Nicklaus
Nets
Baseball play by play summary with multiple errors
In a low scoring inning Moore struck Hayden out and Close out on a hit by pitch. Curtis popped out, Fitzsimmon, Cochran and Maes made base advances with steals and an error by Hayden allowing Maes to score. McMillen earned on Vaught error, Jones singled, Brelen advanced, Moore grounded out to Clydn.
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Amarillo Moore
Hayden
Close
Nickl@us
Ore
Curtis
Fitzsimmo Cochran
Curtis safe on third base line in Wyoming outing
Sc Curtis, safe on third base line in Wyoming game, Curtis caught off, Middleton fielded hit along four runs, turning to McDougald out to Me.
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Sc Curtis
Wy. Curtis
Middleton Pield
Urning
Mc Dougald
Mitchell Hurls Defi to War Department in New Book
Col William Mitchell, famed air service figure, announces a forthcoming series to expose what he calls deplorable conditions. He says the War Department forbidden publication unanalyzed, and claims he disobeyed no orders while submitting his book and cartoons to the public.
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Defi
War Department
Associated Proge
San Antonio
William Mitchell
Air Service
Washington
Weeks
United States Air Service
Eighth Corps Area Air Forces
Associated Press
Congress
War Apartment
Stolen bases and hits highlight ninth inning rally
Maes stole a base while Ravey Farley and Farley collected two base hits and Empewell and T Bater reached 225 in the ninth. Vaught executed a sacrifice, and Farley and Hayden turned a double play with Vaught to Hayden and Moore to Kaiser to McDougal.
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Maes
Ravey
Farley
Empewell
Vaught
Hayden
Moore
Kaiser
McDougal
Millen Ravey Lined to Macs In Quiet Baseball Frame
No runs and one hit in the inning as Firesimmons Durning struck out. Dempwelt reached on a Nicklaus error, McDougal lined out to right, and E Cochran fouled out. An error ends the frame with no score and no additional hits.
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Millen
Ravey
Firesimmons
Dempwelt
Nicklaus
McDougal
E. Cochran
Seventh Inning Rally by Maurillo and Farley
In the seventh inning Maurillo sparked a rally with Farley doubling and later scoring on a Gibson single to left. Close followed with a single, driving in Gibson before Hayden was thrown out at the plate. Maes popped up, Kaiser walked, and McMillen forced Kaiser at home as Vaught made an unassisted play. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Nicklaus HBP Sparks Wild Inning Rally Inning Eighth
Eighth inning highlights Nicklaus hit by a pitched ball and Curtis reaching on a walk. Ravey drives in two with a triple, Close scores Nicklaus, and Dempwolf triples to center scoring Durning. Two runs, one hit, two errors in the frame, plus Moore and McDougal making plays.
Ninth inning update in tight Fitzsimmons game
Gibson bats for Anselman with Durning at first as a delay follows an umpire being struck. Gibson strikes out, Hayden singles, Close pops out, Nicklaus strikes out. No runs and one hit recorded in the inning.
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Amarillo Gibson
Anselman
Fitzsimmons
Durning
Gibson
Hayden
Close
Moore
Nicklaus
Woman near Shamrock hurt by wild shot during hunt
Special to The Globe reports W H Stroud Odis Riddle and Carl Wynn of Odell Oklahoma stand trial for alleged promiscuous shooting while hunting near Shamrock. Mrs Jim Boyle nine miles east of Shamrock was wounded with shots to breast and thighs but not seriously hurt. Also in Wichita Falls, Mrs R H Wilson, wife of an oil field worker, died when her car left the road near Scotland Archer county.
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Shamrock
W. H. Stroud
Odis Riddle
Carl Wynn
Odell
Okla
Jim Boyle
Wichita Falls
R. H. Wilson
Scotland
Archer County
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