Markets Kansas City Livestock Update Summary
Cattle receipts 17,000 with steady to firm tone for stockers and feeders. Top calves and yearlings reach about 15.25 for choice beef yearlings. beef steers around 7.50 to 12.50. vealers 7.00 to 12.00. Sheep and lambs show prices from 8.50 to 13.00 with fat lambs at 12.50 to 13.00. fat ewes 5.00 to 15.50. South Omaha reports 5,000 cattle, trade slow to steady. heavy Wyoming feeders active. bulls strong. light stockers steady to strong.
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South Omaha
Neb
Blast Rules Out Immediate Suspects In City Bombing
An explosion rocked two three story granite buildings, likely a time bomb placed under the chambers of Justices Cropsey and Rigelman. Police investigated connections to Sacco Vanzetti demonstrators but found no enemies or threats against the judges. The blast shattered nearby windows and jolted residents across Brooklyn Heights.
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Sacco- Vanzetti
James C. Cropsey
Edward M. Rigelman
James Fletcher
Hall of Records
William Brown
Brooklyn Heights
Old Tack's Program For a Bigger Better Amarillo
City plan pledges lower advertising rates and taxes while expanding public works. It calls for a municipal pool, parks, storm sewers, lower utilities, viaducts, elimination of railroad crossings near the city, and more parks and industry while stressing fair treatment and livability for residents.
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Old Tack
Amarillo
Lowe
Bivins Lake
San Jacinto
Parades Circuits and Payments Stir Amarillo Talk
In Amarillo a public parade impressed many as revealing widespread sales pressure and easy payments that lure workless movement. Local unions stand strong while mothers with babies in cars draw safety concerns and a Fort Worth crash prompts alarms. Private night watchmen in Wollflin report arrests of about 20 prowlers in two weeks.
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Fort Worth
Amarillo
E. M. Atkinson
C. C. Weir
Wollflin
Twenty aviators to race in Spokane air event
Twenty or more army airmen will join the National Air Races in Spokane Washington September 19 to 24. Selected officers compete for the free-for-all military pursuit trophy and the Liberty Engine Builder's trophy with pilots from Wright Field Kelly Field Chanute Field and other posts.
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International News Service
Washington
Spokane
War Department
Eugene ©. Batten
Alfred J. Lyon
Eugene Eubank
Wright Field
Ohio
H. H. George
Y. A. Pitts
Kelly Field
Texas
Newton Longfellow
Mitchell Field
New York
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Army
Harry A. Johnson
J. T. Jerry, Jr
Fort Crockett
R. Baez, Jr
Chanute Field
Illinois
Ninth Corps
Corps
Odas Moon
Harold W. Beaton
Langley Field
Virginia
Harry A. Dinger
Belling Field
D. C
Maitland-Hegenberger Pacific Flight
Turkey to Add Double Track Rail Lines by 3 Firms
Constantinople Sept. 6 A German firm will build two double track railroad lines totaling 330 miles in Turkey over three years. A Swedish firm will start in Anatolia, and a Belgian firm handles two more lines in Asia Minor over six years. American Dutch French talks continue for more lines, ports and electrification. Exodus of Greeks and Armenians from Smyrna and Brussa hurts carpet and silk industries. government seeks to restore output by training locals.
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International News Service
Constantinople
Turkey
Anatolia
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Brussa
Light Fixtures Stolen From San Jacinto Residence
J. E. Jeffries of San Jacinto reported to police that light fixtures valued at 200 dollars were stolen from his home at 1100 North Lincoln Street over Saturday or Sunday. Police note it is the first wholesale light fixture theft in months and warn residents in the area.
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J. E. Jeffries
San Jacinto
North Lincoln Street
Sells Floto Circus Unloads In Amarillo Morning Crowd
The Sells Floto Buffalo Bill Wild West train arrives after a 67 mile run from Ponca City Oklahoma. Over 500 Amarillo residents greet the unloading and the baby camel Medinah. The 1000 person show trains length nearly a mile with steel wheeled cars. Dining for 1000 arranged from the dining tent. The band led by Victor Robbins and Sioux Indians chief High Eagle participate in the Labor Day parade.
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Ponca City
Oklahoma
Buffalo Bill
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Sells Floto
Zack Terrell
Waynoka
Mr. Terrell
Louis Chase
Marcus Loew Theatrical Owner Dies In Glencove
Marcus Loew theatrical owner died at his home Pembroke in Glencove New York after a period of illness. He had recently returned from Saratoga Springs where he sought treatment. The exact cause of death was not announced and further details were withheld pending a formal statement from his New York offices.
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The
Associated Press
Glencove
N. Y
Marcus Loew
Loew
Pembroke
Saratoga Springs
New York
Flights continue across regions in early world air race updates
John Carling makes a third attempt toward London with a stop in Harbor Grace after weather delays. Monoplane Pride of Detroit finishes a 952 mile hop in a race around the world, while Old Orchard and Royal Windsor planes preflight near Maine and Windsor. Rene Fonck trains Ville de Paris at Mitchell Field as pilots eye cross ocean honors. Captain Courtney near Corunna plans a New York leg, Princess Xenia departure to Philadelphia hangs on wind, and Charles Levine signals possible return to America from London.
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John Carling
London
England
Harbor Grace
N. F
Allahabad
India
Pride of
Detroit
Old Orchard
Maine
Old Glory
Rome
Windsor
Royal Windsor
Mitchell Field
N. Y
Rene Fonck
Ville de Paris
Corunna
Spain
F. T. Courtney
New York
Plymouth
Azores
Newfoundland
Dublin
Pride of Detroit arrives in Allahabad on world flight
William S. Brock and Edward F. Schlee touched down in Allahabad at 3 30 p m Indian time aboard the Pride of Detroit after a Karachi to Allahabad leg that was uneventful. They planned to depart for Calcutta the next day.
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Allahabad
British India
William S. Brock
Edward F. Schlee
eDtroit
Calcutta
Karachi
Parade Showcases City Building Trades Unity
A large parade highlighted the city’s building operations with the Ladies Auxiliary of the union on a decorated float. Members of the Women’s Benefit Association, Sheet Metal Workers, Typographical Union, Sign Scene and Pictorial Painters joined the march. The procession stretched from Third and Fillmore to Polk and Taylor amid heavy crowds and near-total traffic stoppage.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Benfeit Association
Fillmore
Polk
Tenth
Taylor
Second
Convicts Escape Eastern Penitentiary By Tower Fall
Two long term inmates Bishie and Lynch beat guard Floyd Reynolds with a lead pipe and hurled him from a 35 foot tower then slid down an improvised rope to flee. Police had no trace of them the next day.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Eastern
William Peter Bishie
William Lynch
Floyd Reynolds
Oklahoma Governor Sends Greetings to Amarillo Fair
Governor Henry S. Johnson of Oklahoma will not attend the Amarillo Tri-State exposition but sends greetings to Texas and Eastern New Mexico. He asks the people to extend best wishes for a successful fair and expresses regrets due to a prior engagement.
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Henry S. Johnson
Oklahoma
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
Texas
New Mexico
Johnson
A Rare Day in December by Edgar A Guest
A poem about rare days of beauty that arrive amid the year and linger in memory. The verse contrasts calm, perfect days with the storms and sorrows that follow, noting such moments inspire dreams and gladness before fading.
Professional Reader To Give Radio Program Tonight
Miss Julia Howell a prominent dramatic expression student will read Aches of Roses on KGRS tonight. She studied at Sargent Dramatic School Carnegie Hall and the University of Oklahoma. Mrs Lucy B Haley will host with several delightful numbers.
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Sion
Mary Miller Beard
Lyceum
KGRS
Constance d’Arcy Mackey
Miss Howell
Sargents Dramatic School
New York City
Carnegie Hall
University of Oklahoma
Lucy B. Haley
Ducks Headed South Early See Many Here
Several southbound flights of ducks have been seen over this city in recent days. It is early for migration and signals a cold fall ahead. The pond south of the Santa Fe tracks hosts several dozen ducks, with two large flights observed this morning. The open season begins Oct. 16, nearly six weeks away. A floatteey OGridge, 110 feet wide, with provisions for street cars and pedestrians, is planned at Hows rah, India.
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Santa Fe
Hows _rah
India
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