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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1925

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Water power and prosperity loom for Northwest

The article contends Washington State plans vast hydroelectric development and bank growth in Seattle, with huge vaults and capitalization. It cites Bay of Fundy and New England supply potential, argues electricity equity and prosperity would follow, and links to economic optimism after wartime debts. It mentions various figures, opinions, and broader world-power themes from the era.

Washington Seattle Northwest AME Bay of Fundy New England Lmer Schlesinger Louis S. Levy New York Rockefeller

Amarillo Weather Forecast and Temperature Report

The Amarillo weather man forecasts partly cloudy tonight and fair Thursday if no major disruption occurs. Temperature readings by hour are listed with a total today of .72 inch precipitation up to 1 PM. Last year’s extremes were 77 and 46 degrees. American Warehouse Co. storage.

Amarillo

Weatherman Optimistic for the Fair Opening

The weather man predicted a chance to stop rain by 7 p m allowing a fair opening Saturday. Officials moved the secretary’s office to the fair grounds and will direct exhibits tickets and concession sales. Exhibits livestock agricultural and merchant stalls are being set up for a 9 am Saturday start with tracks expect to improve if the weather clears.

Amarillo Business Leaders Seek More Dam Survey Funds

A. S. Stinnett leads Amarillo businessmen before Potter county commissioners to request additional money for the Canadian river dam survey. He says Logan dam water could reach the Plains and Potter County, but funds are insufficient to proceed to Congress for construction. The study now estimates a need of about 1500 dollars, up from an initial 900.

A. S. Stinnett Amarillo Potter County Canadian River Potter Oldham Stinnett

Krim Offers Rewards for Capture of US Birdmen

Abd el Krim in French Morocco reportedly posts rewards totaling 5000 dollars for every member of the Sheriffian squadron, the American volunteer aviators, brought to him alive. Nine planes of the American escadrille took part in operations against Riffian tribesmen with two or three raids each.

Associated Press Ouezzan French Morocco Abd-el-Krim Sheriffian Squadron American Escadrille

Caillaux Heads French Debt Mission for U S Talks

Paris finance minister Joseph Caillaux arrives aboard the Paris with a French government team to negotiate settlement of France war debt to the United States. They seek a substantial principal payment next year and rising annually for 20 years, aiming for a nine day Washington negotiation. He warns against lending to friends as a cautionary note.

Associated Press New York United States Joseph Caillaux Paris Washington France Marshal Joffre Rene Viviani Manhattan M. Caillaux Trance London

Crackers Top Panthers In Dixie Series Opener

Atlanta opened the Dixie series with a 6 to 2 win over the Fort Worth Panthers as Pug Cavett shone in the early innings. Fort Worth’s Davis homered in the third while Atlanta’s Head and Johns excelled in the field and pitching, setting the tone for a city-wide fan frenzy.

Atlanta Atlanta Crackers Fort Worth Panthers Pug" Cavett Johns Fort Worth Davis Fort, Worth Associated Press Southern Association Jake Atz Ata

France and United States friendship echoed at conference

In Paris last night Hugh G. Wallace, former ambassador to France, voiced optimism that Washington will reach a favorable outcome if the conference recalls France saved civilization and that France and America remain allies and friends.

Hugh G. Wallace France Paris Washington America

Cotton futures fall after government yield forecast

New York and New Orleans report cotton production forecasts for the year. Government data indicate a 53.8 percent crop condition and a projected yield near 13,931,000 bales, with ginnings totaling 4,275,928 bales. Traders pushed December futures down about 185 points before some late selling recovery.

Associated Press New York New Orleans Washington Department of Agriculture

Death Sentence For Dallas Robbery Suspect

Dallas September 23 a death sentence was returned today against J S Dailey charged with robbing and wounding G Allen Penniman on August 19 The charge was robbery with firearms The jury was out all night

Dallas J. S. Dailey Wouldiner G. Allen Penniman

Mitchell vows Africa hunt after air service ouster

Dallas, Sept. 23 Colonel William Mitchell said if ousted from the army air service he would target wild African lions in a prolonged hunting trip. He spoke on his way to Washington to testify in President Coolidge’s air service investigation, dismissing politics and Congress runs.

Associated Press Dallas Africa William Mitchell Army Air Service Washington Mitchell American Air Service San Anonio National Capital Congress Coolidge

West Texas Druggists Elect Officers at Amarillo Meeting

E L Lige Robertson of Lubbock was unanimously elected president of the West Texas Retail Druggists association at the Amarillo convention closing session. Knox Pittard of Anson was named vice president and Mrs. W E Akers of Hamlin was re elected secretary. Stamford chosen as 1926 meeting place. Amarillo thanked for hospitality at a banquet. The state board of pharmacy will be invited to hold its next examinations in Amarillo.

E. L. “Lige’’ Robertson Lubbock West Texas Board of City Development Amarillo Newt Riggs Lea Satterwhite Case of Representatives Walter Adame Forney J. §. Keen Dallas Press Corley A. L. Stone Flake Williams Henry Ansley State Board of Pharmacy R. P. Parcells Dr. Parcells Brothers of the Mystic Order of Siam Charley Austin Bill Smith Ernest O. Thompson Babe Warren Cecil Eaton Harry Holland Mike Holland Bill Stith Felice Stinnett Katherine Pittman Roy Pool Frank Lytle J. B. Greening Floyd Miney Oklahoma City Walter D. Adams Walker B. McSpadden Floyd Mincy

Flying Colonel in a Big Hurry in Waco

Waco report says Colonel William Mitchell of the air service sped through the city on his way to Washington from San Antonio. Two motorcycle officers stopped him on the outskirts and let him go after he explained he was in a hurry. He continued to Dallas without further incident.

Associated Press Waco The Air Service Col William Mitchell Washington San Antonio Mitchell Dallas

New York Declares Cattle Embargo on Texas Trade

Albany reports the New York state department of farms and markets has declared an embargo on cattle and cattle products from Texas. The move aims to curb a perceived risk to public health and market stability.

New York Texas Associated Press Albany N. Y New York State Department of Farms and Markets

U S Air Mail's Mixed History Shapes Federal Debate

Washington reports reveal post office chiefs backing private air service potential while opposing a fully unified federal air arm. Public board reviews show New efforts to prove commercial aviation feasible with transcontinental routes from New York to San Francisco begun in 1920 after earlier short routes failed.

Associated Press Washington Mets Postal Air Service President's Air Board Postmastr General Com ‘Uercia Aviation Post Office Department Privat Department War Department New York Chicago St. Louis Twin Cities Cleveland San Francisco

Abandon Hope For Carl Lockhart Recovery

Physicians have abandoned hope for the complete recovery of Carl Lockhart a pioneer Panhandle ranchman. A telegram to his daughter Mrs John Kenyon from Mrs Lockhart at Mayo's sanitarium Rochester Minn says he is suffering cancer of the stomach and has been seriously ill. He will return to Amarillo arriving Friday morning. Lockhart owns large ranches near Higgins and Pampa and the family lived in Amarillo until about two years ago. The Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hotel is Famous For Food.

Carl Lockhart Panhandle John Kenyon Lockhart Mayo Rochester Minn Amarillo Loeckhart Higgins Pampa

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Europe Ernest Hinds United States Army General Hinds Republican Party Zoological Garden Newman Tasmania Dreyfus P.ivy Seriff Ivy Jee P. Bedford New Jersey Standard Oil Company Mr. Bedford American Warehouse Co Tri-State Exposition Grounds Tenth Street Santa Fe Third Street Krim U. S Amarillo Hotel Panhanale Essex Caillaux Bert Nieheff Terminal Station Mitchell Street Whitehall Ino Stamford Robinson U.S. Air Mail Air Mail Service War and Navy Departments New Special Aircraft Board
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