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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1927

Page

8

Protests Over U S Cotton Report Spark Congress Feud

The New Orleans and Savannah cotton exchanges along with Gov. Moody and Rep. Rankin protested a government report predicting mill activity and a price drop. Moody warned the market fell 160 points, signaling a large loss on unsold Texas cotton. Rankin accused the department of betraying Southern farmers.

Associated Press New Orleans Agricultural Department Coolidge New Oreens Cotton Exchange Savannah, Georgia Rankin Ardine South New England

Protests Flood Bureau Over Cotton Price Forecast

Washington reports the Bureau of Agricultural Economics faced a flood of protests from southern lawmakers after a cotton price forecast caused New Orleans market losses. Senator Harris of Georgia threatened a in person protest and possible congressional inquiry into the department authority. Officials said the forecast was a long range prediction with limited circulation and not intended for the current market.

Associated Press Washington Bureau of Agricultural Economics Jardine New Orleans Harris Georgia Congress Department of Agriculture J. C. Marquis

Department of Agriculture ends farm trend reports

Washington Sept 16 report from the department of agriculture through economics officials indicates the last prospectus on farm product trends will be issued. The decision follows wild market fluctuations sparked by yesterday’s cotton report and aims to curb harmful speculation while preserving some long range insights for farmers.

Associated Press Washington Department of Agriculture Department of Economics Jardine

Dismissal of Augurot Case Ordered Here

The case against Forl Augurot for selling liquor was dismissed in district court after the state failed to prove the key witness identified the defendant. The witness was later fined $200 for contempt after being brought from Winkler county by attachment. A separate note mentions a London stenographer named Miss June who survived a parachute drop into a tree and was found unharmed.

Associated Press Forl Augurot Winkler County June London

Resinol Heals Baby Eczema After Ad Prompt

A Philadelphia mother reports in a letter that her baby’s three month eczema vanished after using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. She says the red cheeks and blisters faded within a week and the itching ceased, praising the products highly and recommending them widely.

Philadelphia Charles Grear Mount Vernon

Washington Byways: White House Press Room Card Games Return

Rodney Dutcher notes a dull White House press room before President Coolidge’s Washington return as reporters prepare to mob the office. Card games once banned have resumed, with a top and bridge played in quiet sessions when Congress adjourned, reflecting the newsroom’s shift in pace and access.

Rodney Dutcher Washington Coolidge White House Congress

White House press room features and Baptist class invite

A fragment describes the White House press room with four telephone booths three typewriters and occasional furniture and notes figures like Cal Coolidge Warren G Harding and Co Bascom Slemp. It also mentions a bronze elephant gift to the White House Correspondents Association and a club charter. Separately a Baptist church class invites men to Sunday meetings led by Judge Nelson for Bible fellowship.

White House Calvin Coolidge Warren G. Harding Bascom Slemp Coolidge

Big Bible Class Starts Campaign for New Members

The Men's Bible class of the First Baptist church grows stronger under president H. M. Kimbrough and teacher Judge E. C. Nelson, both prominent attorneys in the city, as the group expands to draw in more members. In a separate item, dress patterns are advertised with sizes, yardage, and prices, directing orders to Globe News in Brooklyn.

BIG Bible Class First Baptist Church H. M. Kimbrough E. C. Nelson Globe News Sterling Place Brooklyn N. Y

Kansas City Seeks A F L Convention for 1928

Kansas City aims to host the 1928 American Federation of Labor convention. Missouri Labor Press officials urge selection of Kansas City in Los Angeles, with plans to counter radical elements and promote arbitration and conciliation in labor disputes. Also notes Omagh Ireland raises head nurse McCarthy salary from 325 to 375 for 26 years.

International News Service Kansas City Missouri Labor Press Association American Federation of Labor Heart of America Los Angeles Missouri Association Charles W. Fear Association Board of Guardians of Omagh Ireland McCarthy Town Fever Hospital

Vance Solves Benson Murder Despite Police Claim

The Benson homicide baffled New York, stirring a sensational case as Philo Vance, closely tied to District Attorney Markham, emerged as the real solver. He held to his theory despite another confession and proved it correct, even with limited legal backing.

Homicide New York Benson Markham Philo Vance Vance Globe S. 8. van Dine Alvin Benson the Globe

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U. S Hollywood Josephine Dunn Acad Radio Sal Amarillo Hardware CO Cunningham Judge Nelson Ana Us Auto Supply Company WEST _SIXTH_ST Ford Siegler Schrader Columbia Hot Shot Amarillo A. F Bob Smart Oxfords Sleuth
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