Brisbane on Day Topics A Globe Column 1927 Notes
Arthur Brisbane discusses finance usury and banks in 1928, noting high New York money rates and treasury certificate yields. He contrasts crime as a modern business with traditional thieves, and comments on science, spirit life, and world politics before listing auto production and European Americas ties.
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Globe
Brisbane
Gleee
The
Star Company
Arthur Brisbane
New York
Demos at Dallas Pledge for Smith Tuesday Polls
Across seven states voters went to the polls as results drew in. In Arizona Senator Henry F. Ashurst led over W. Rutherford while Governor Hunt maintained a strong lead over J. H. Kerby.
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Smith
Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
United States
Henry F. Ashurst
G. W. P. Hunt
Ashurst
Senate
Statehood
J. H. Kerby
Commission Urges Airport Work Be Started at Once
Chicago flier Bal lough led 15 class B transcontinental racers from Yuma for San Diego as the national air race classic nears Los Angeles. City officials urged immediate construction of a municipal airport, blasting delays and pressing a $100 000 bond to get the port in operation promptly.
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Associated Press
Yuma
Ariz
E. E. Ballough
Chicago
Laird
San Diego
Los Angeles
United States Department of Commerce
City Commission
Jeff D. Bartlett
Ed R. Mayer
Airport Commission
Panhandle Highway
J. E. Biggs
W. H. Brymer
J. H. Harris
Dr. Brooks to keynote Amarillo Tri-State fair Sunday
Baylor University president Dr P Brooks accepted to deliver the principal address at the Amarillo Tri-State fair Sunday night meeting on September 23. A choir of several hundred voices from city and Panhandle choirs will perform as part of the program.
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Baylor University
Waco
South
Amarillo
Panhandle
R. BE. Morgan
Lewis N. Stuckey
E. C. Seaman
R. Thomson
G. L. Yates
George H. Bryant
D. D. Summerall
C. R. Hooten
Kellogg warns on making treaties partisan issue
Secretary of State Kellogg urged Republicans and Democrats not to turn the anti war pact into a partisan issue. He noted more than 30 treaties will reach the Senate Foreign Relations Committee this winter including the Geneva Protocol of 1926 and measures on obscenity traffic. Other items arise from the Havana Pan American Conference and accords with Austria and Norway.
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Washington
Kellogg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Havana
Austria
Norway
Texas Democrats pledge Smith support while vowing liquor crackdown
After a fierce Texas Democratic convention, Governor Dan Moody and the party affirmed backing for presidential nominee Alfred E. Smith of New York. They also promised to continue the fight to exterminate liquor traffic as anti Smith factions bolted and organized briefly, with fistfights over county standards and a rapid regrouping by pro Smith delegates.
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Preas
Dallas
Texas
Democratic Party
Dan Moody
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Smith
Herbert Hoover
Khiva Patrol to Report for Pampa Shrine Dance
Khiva Shrine Patrol members are asked by Capt Norris Ewing to report at the Globe News office promptly at 7 tonight to form a caravan to the Pampa Shrine club dance at the Playmore Dance hall in Vamps. All Shriners and Master Masons are invited to attend in uniform.
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Globe News
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Vamps
Khiva Patrol
Hoover Refuses Pledge to Equal Rights Before Study
President candidate Herbert Hoover told a delegation from the Woman's party that he would not pledge support for an equal rights amendment to the constitution until an exhaustive study is completed. He said he favors careful study before committing to changes in the fundamental law and emphasized honesty about not rushing such decisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Woman's Party
McMillan Starts Non-Stop Transcontinental Flight
Clifford McMillan of Syracuse became the first flyer to take off in the non-stop transcontinental air race from Roosevelt Field at 11 25 p m. Nine pilots lined up as the spectacular race began toward Los Angeles. A later message said McMillan was forced to land near Wilkes-Barre pa but requested spare parts and an escort plane.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Clifford McMillan
Syracuse
McMillan
Wilkes- Barre
Associated Press
L. L
Clifford BE
Los Angeles
Transcontinental air derby opens from New York
The first entries began warming engines for the Los Angeles marathon. Clifford McMillan of Syracuse and C A Herrick of Hempstead lead the Stinson with a $22 500 prize. Nick Mamer and C A Paulsen fly the Buell from Spokane as Curtin field opens the field for a warm weather start.
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Los Angeles
Stinson
Clifford McMillin
Syracuse
N, Y
C. A. Herrick
Hempstead
Buell Air
Nick Mamer
C. A. Paulsen
Spokane
Curtine Field
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
Jack Iseman
Rockaway Naval Air Station
Louis Myers
Sky
Levine
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Coolidge Returns to Washington After Wisconsin Rest
President Coolidge returned to Washington from a Wisconsin vacation this morning. He was greeted at the station by Herbert Hoover and cabinet members including Kellogg Davia Sargent and Work. Mrs. Hoover welcomed Mrs. Coolidge as the train arrived.
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Coolidge
Wisconsin
Herbert Hoover
Kellogg
Davia
War Department
Sargent
Work
Republican National Committee
Los Angeles Detective Arrests Man Here Wanted In Narcotic Ring Case
Los Angeles detective W. W. Swan announced the arrest of John W. Quinn in Amarillo after a three day man hunt. Quinn faced federal perjury charges tied to a narcotic ring and California grand larceny charges, with cooperation from the Amarillo Police Department. Swan will escort Quinn back to Los Angeles tonight.
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John W. Quinn
Amarillo
Quinn
State of California
W. W. Swan
Swan
Clarence Bridgets
California
Bridgets
United States
Gaither
Mexico
Quinns
Midwest
Dorothy Greathouse Concert Tickets On Sale at Fair Office
Tickets for Dorothy Greathouse New Mexico singer recital at Municipal auditorium on September 14 are on sale at Tri-State Pair office 210 Polk street. Prices range from 50 cents to 2.00 and reservations are being rapidly made under Tri-State fair auspices.
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Dorothy Greathouse
New Mexico
Tri-State
Polk Street
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