Real estate hoax on Lake Okeechobee debunked
NARS and Detroit dealer LAIRD debunk a Florida firm claim about a lakefront lot on Lake Okeechobee. The writer has bought nothing and warns buyers to avoid the pitch. Also notes social tensions in America, Ford’s mill bid, and Trotsky’s warnings about upheaval, with reflections on poverty and class.
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Nars
A. Laird
Detroit
Florida
Lake Okeechobee
W. J. Conners
Buffalo Courier
Conners
British Attitude Through Revolutions and Peace
The British have endured without major upheaval since Cromwell. They shifted from Conservative to Labour to Conservative again without disaster. Britons value beer peace cricket and King George and reject revolution as foreign and un-British.
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George
Fashion change hints at more coverage for women
Fashion experts report a coming shift in style with women choosing modest dress. They predict knees arms and cheeks will be covered at least halfway from the waist, signaling a new trend in concealment.
Weather Forecast Summary From Fragmented Report
The forecast, albeit fragmented, indicates fair conditions tonight and Friday. Temperature extremes from a past year are cited as 62 and 52 degrees, with scattered hourly readings and odd characters remaining unreadable.
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Rosa
Bias
Communist visitor barred from U.S. soil over speeches
Shapurji Saklatvala, British Communist MP, was denied entry as a British delegate to the Interparliamentary union after Kellogg revoked his passport visa citing his revolutionary speeches. President Coolidge and Rep. Burton supported the action, while Senator Borah criticized the move as excessive for free speech.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shapurji Saklatvala
House of Commons
United States
Interparliamentary Union
Saklatvala
Kellogg
London
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations
Coolidge
Burton
Ohio
Britain
Saklatyala
Saklatvala Blames Kellogg as Visa Is Revoked
London reports Shapurji Saklatvala, communist MP, barred from the United States for the Washington inter parliaments conference. He accuses Secretary Kellogg of aristocratic bias and resigns from Tata Ltd, citing political publicity. The British delegation plans to proceed with remaining members despite the setback. Essex Coach sells for 532 dollars with 211 dollars down.
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Associated Press
London
Shapurji Saklatvalam
United States
Washington
Kellogg
Great Britain
America
Saklatvala
Inter Parliamentary Unions
Canada
Campbell Kid to Edit Globe Extra Edition at Tri-State
The Campbell Kid Mary Ardis Campbell of Dumas will edit a special Globe extra on September 26 opening day of the Tri-State exposition. Campbell, popular in Amarillo, aims to win the fair popularity contest through Globe coverage.
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the Campbell Kid
Campbell Kid
Globe
Mary Ardis Campbell of
Dumas
Globe Office
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Texas Women's Conservatory of Music At
Campbell
the Globe
The
Co ed Slayer Is Will Ask Repeal Barred At Rites Of U S Dry
Susanne Crawford attends funeral for Charles W. Crawford with two empty chairs one for herself and one for her fiance Prentice Henley who offered a blood transfusion to save the life of the man she killed Henley volunteered a quart of his blood but Crawford died before it could be used Susanne vows she will not see Charley again while Clara Crawford and the victim's mother bar contact at the service
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U. S
Associated Press
San Antonio
Susanne Crawford
Charles W. Crawford
Susanne
Prentice M. Henley
Henley
Crawford
Charley
Clara Crawford
Pariof
Congressman Hill to push repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment
Congressman John Philip Hill of Maryland declares he will introduce a bill in December to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment. He announced his plan on arriving at the Mid Nebraska Exposition in Columbus Nebraska this afternoon.
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Hill
Associated Press
Columbus
Nek
John Philip Hill
Maryland
National Congress
Mistletoe Creamery Buys Lubbock Plant and Midwest Creamery
The Mistletoe Creamery buys the Midwest Creamery at Plainview and keeps Lubbock operations under George Maggard, manager of Mistletoe in Amarillo. The Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hotel is noted as famous for food and cattle handling advice comes from Witherspoon in Kansas City Wichita.
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Mistletoe Company
Lubbock
Mistletoe Creamery
Midwest
Plainview
George Maggard
Sine Mistletoe Creamery
Amarillo
Amarillo Hotel
Witherspoon
Kansas City
Wichita
Two Arrested Over Love Note Shooting Affray
Carlton Lawrence and D R Whiteley, U S Zinc smelter workers, were arrested after an alleged shooting affray. Whiteley alleges Lawrence wrote a note to his wife attempting an engagement. They were turned over to the Potter county grand jury.
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Carlton Lawrence
D. R Whiteley
U. S
Shpester
Clark Cain
Whiteley
Lawrence
Potter County
Grand Jury
Dwight Morrow to chair aircraft inquiry board
The special board to probe the aircraft situation organized with Dwight W. Morrow, New York financier, chosen as chairman. The announcement came as President Coolidge selects the panel to lead the inquiry.
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Dwight Morrow
Aircraft Inquiry Board
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Dwight W. Morrow
New York
St. Louis Falls to Boston in 27 0 rout
In Boston on September 17 the St. Louis team was shut out 27 to 0 as Danforth Davis and Hargraves faced Wingfield and Bishchoff in the opening game.
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Associated Press
Boston
St. Louis
Danforth
Davis
Hargraves
Wingfield
Bishchoff
Farmer Celebrates Golden Wedding With First Barber Visit
J H Harris a 69 year old farmer living near Hereford marked his 50th wedding anniversary with a hair cut shave and shine at a local barber shop donated for the occasion. He and his wife hosted a day long celebration for their eight children and families while praising his health and 201 acres of row crops in Deaf Smith county.
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the Globe
Hereford
J. H. Harris
Harris
Deaf Smith County
Bible Used in Mine Stock Plan
San Francisco reports the state corporation commission will hear reasons to revoke the Carson Valley Mining Company's license after it used Bible quotes to promote a Nevada gold ledge. Promoted by a San Jose minister and associates, the prospectus promised a 600 percent annual return per 100 invested and claimed divine protection. Rev. William Keeney acknowledged authorship and involvement to raise funds since 1923, with about 35 000 of 200 000 capitalization subscribed and half of earnings pledged to religious work.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
State Corporation Commission
Carson Valley Mining Company
Nevada
San Jose
William Keeney
First San Jose Baptist Church
Rea. Keeney
Brownsville Mayor Goes to Trial in Auto Death
Brownsville Mayor A B Cole faces murder charges in the March 10 highway collision near Harlingen that killed Mrs H S Burnett. The jury, filled mainly by farmers, was seated in the twenty eighth district court and the trial proceeds this afternoon.
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Brownsville
Blue Associated Press
A. B. Cole
Trail
Twenty Eighth District Court
Harlingen
H. S. Burnett
Cole
New Air Mail Routes Approved by Officials
Postmaster General New approves petitions for air mail routes between Chicago and Detroit Cleveland and Detroit Cheyenne and Denver and Chicago and New Orleans via St Louis Memphis Jackson or Vicksburg. Bids will be called for in a few days for the new routes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Postmaster General
New
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Cheyenne
Denver
New Orleans
St. Louis
Memphis
Jackson
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Louisiana bars all Texas products from plague area
Baton Rouge September 17 Dr E P Flower executive officer of the state livestock sanitary board announced quarantine on all Texas products including baled cotton except cotton and cotton seed from non infected areas. The move aims to prevent spread of plague to Louisiana.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Texas
E. P. Flower
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Man shoots father after alleged attack on wife
James Pond 21 was bound over to the grand jury on $300 bond for the murder of his father A Pond 56 at the Oak Hill home. The son stated he shot his father after the elder allegedly attacked his wife and son who is deaf in one ear. Neighbors said the elder Pond had beaten the boy with a leather halter before Jim Pond fired both barrels. Earlier the elder Pond had been fined $75 for assault with prohibited weapons.
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Associated Press
Austin
James Pond
A. Pond
Pond
Oak Hill Road
Justice of the Peace
F. R. Tannehill
Elder Pond
Robert
Jim Pond
Court House
Oak Hill
Santa Fe Man and Xansan Speak to Rotarians Today
The Inter-City Relations committee of the Rotary club hosted speakers R J Murray of Santa Fe at Lubbock and Dr. Ben Day of Liberal Kansas. Murray highlighted 15 years of South Plains farm growth and 13 gins within ten miles of Slaton, stressing agricultural development over oil or rail. Day urged more farmers to boost the plains’ output and noted a proposed Liberal Amarillo railroad with its benefits.
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Rotary Club
R J. Murray
Santa Fe
Lubbock
Ben Day
Kansas
Day
Amarillo
Kansas Town
Eugene Davis
Warren Zimmerman
Frank Boles
L. W. Stevenson
Murray
South Plains
North Plains
American steamer Helen ashore in Formosa storm near Nagasaki
The American steamer Helen is reported ashore on the Formosa coast after yesterday's storm near Nagasaki. The tempest flooded Keelung and disrupted wire communications. Several meteor and fishing boats are missing.
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Associated Press
Nagasaki
Japan
Helen
Formosa
Keelung
Nine Hundred Villages Flooded by Yellow River Dike Break
Official advices from Chantung report nine hundred villages surrounded by water after a south dike breach on the Yellow River near Yunchen hsien fifty miles west of Yenchowfu. The river changed course as a result, prompting widespread inundation.
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Associated Press
Peking
Yellow River
Yunchenghsien
Yenchowfu
Chantung
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