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Newspaper

Graham Daily Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1921

Page

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Neff to push law enforcement program reform

Governor Pat M. Neff said he will insist on adopting his law enforcement program at a special legislative session next summer and on consolidating overlapping state departments. He also seeks to abolish the state tax board mining board agricultural substation and the board of tax commissioners.

Austin Mar Pat M. Neff State Tax Board Mining Board Agricultural Substation Board of Tax Commissioners

Dorsey Rig Co Opens Yard Near South Bend Field

The Dorsey Lumber and Rig Company announces a new yard two miles west of South Bend on the main road between Harding and Cluskey City. The site carries a full stock of lumber timbers and rig irons with a bunkhouse and office run by W D Handy. President E N Dorsey, active in North Texas fields, notes offices in Fort Worth Ranger Breckenridge and Graham. Graham offices headed by L A Brown of Oklahoma City.

Dorsey Lumber & Rig Company North Texas Dolman South Bend Harding Cluskey City Dorsey Mid-Continent Graham Feld W. D. Handy E. N. Dorsey Ohio Indiana Illinois Kansas Oklahoma Fort Worth Ranger Breckenridge Waggoner Bidg L. A. Brown Oklahoma City

Odd Fellows Attend Dinner After Important Meeting

Members of the Odd Fellows lodge attended a city cafe dinner following an important business meeting. Several important matters were taken up and discussed during the gathering.

Odd Fellows Lodge

Snyder Man Purchases Holstein Friesian Bull

Snyder March 11 A J Towle of this city purchased from F H Judd of Linden New York a registered Holstein Friesian bull Major Climax Japonica Aetherland sired by a son of King Segis Pontiac Chi Ewe This young bull adds to the growing registered dairy herds of West Texas.

Snyder Mar A. J. Towle F. H. Judd Linden New York Aetherland Segis Pontiac Chi Ewe Heards West Texas

Prisoners Escape Fire Attempt at Local Jail

Four inmates escaped from the county jail early this morning after a deliberate fire was started in the rear trash pile. Aiming to destroy the jail, the four used a table knife to saw through a floor to freedom. others tried to flee but stayed hidden as dawn broke and investigators searched.

Joe Palmer G. J. Smith Charles Mitchell J. B. Baker

Fund for Baseball Team 15 Raised in Graham

Graham residents form baseball fund to start Team 15, raising 349 dollars to repair the park and support a schedule with nearby towns. Notable donors include Mayor E S Graham and Met Cafe each giving 100 dollars, plus contributions from local businesses and residents.

Graham W. Gilmartin Gilmartin E. S. Graham Met Cafe J. J. Gallaher Graham Drug Company A. L. Barnes S. C. Street R. E. Lynch J. J. Cook P. L. Nichols B. W. LeSage Graham Mill & Elevator Company Frank White Dr. C. O. Hass Paris Tailors

Pope Seeks Reclamation of Argo Romano Land

Pope Benedict backs a six to seven year reclamation of the Argo Romano between Rome and the Mediterranean to yield fifty thousand fertile acres. American and English capital fund the project, aiming to restore Ostia seaport and make Rome self-sustaining, benefiting papal estates and easing Vatican access.

Henry Wood United Press Rome Mar Pope Benedict Mediterranean Benedict Italy Ostia Tiber Vatican Papal

Bolshevik Revolt Spreads to Minsk Front

Helsingfors reports the anti Bolshevik revolution reaching Minsk 450 miles southwest of Moscow with fragmentary dispatches noting bitter street fighting between rebels and Soviets for control. Kiev also sees street fighting while Petrograd endures bombardment from anti Bolshevik guns at Donestrad.

Helsingfors Minsk Moscow Kiev Petrograd Donestrad

Graham Refinery To Be Completed Soon

Satisfactory progress is reported in the Graham Refinery construction at South Bend. President J. J. Kilgore says the plant with a 500 barrels daily capacity should finish within twenty five days. He adds plans to erect a larger refinery in Graham. Officers include Kilgore Morrisey Monross Graham McCluskey.

Graham South Bend J. J. Kilgore Mr. Kilgore Thos. Morris

Action moves to Chicago in meat cutters union vote

Omaha march 11. The scene of action in the packet labor dispute shifted to Chicago where the international headquarters of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's union prepared ballots for a national referendum strike vote. The vote was authorized at a delegates conference that ended last night.

Omaha Neb Chicago Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen’s Union

Jersey Cows Sold at Hereford Auction

Hereford March 11 thirty two Jersey cows sold at public auction at an average price of 166 dollars each. The cattle were sold by J Riley Green and Brother of Wolfe City Texas. The top price was 300 dollars paid by E W Harrison for a registered cow.

J. Riley Green Wolfe City Texas E. W. Harrison

Panhandle No. 2 McCluskey Reaches 2640 Barrels Oil Daily

The Panhandle No. 2 McCluskey in Young county posted 110 barrels per hour after deepening the sand, equaling 2 640 barrels daily. The well, coming in two months earlier, initially produced 40 000 cubic feet of gas for seventeen wells, then sprayed oil and peaked at 480 barrels in ten hours before dipping to 100 barrels, and rising again after further sand drilling.

Panhandle Young County Texas

Fire destroys Grace Hotel in Clinton Oklahoma

Several persons are believed killed when the four story Grace Hotel burned in Clinton on March 12. Officials plan to search the debris for bodies once cooled, as the hotel register was destroyed and the building housed about sixty guests with an estimated loss of 50 000 dollars.

Clinton Okla Grace Hotel

Eliasville Health Week Plans March 13

Eliasville outlines a week long health program starting March 13 with events from Poster and Tin Can Day to General Clean Up Day. Activities include health Sunday, home sanitation, child welfare films, pure food inspections, fly mosquito prevention and good roads clean up efforts.

Eliasville Chamber of Commerce The Civic League First State Bank of

Ye Gifte Shoppe Expands Oriental Curios Offerings

Ye Gifte Shoppe on South Oak street near The Leader office, under Mrs. R. E. Erwin for three weeks, becomes a popular source for oriental curios and Victrolas plus other household ornaments.

R. E. Erwin South Oak Street Leader

Springfield Riot Ends After Arrests and Armed Guards

Springfield O March 12 machine guns guard the county jail after a night of white and negro rioting. A patrolman was shot by a black assailant. A subsequent attack on an eleven year old white girl intensified the crisis. State troops and deputies have stabilized the city.

Springfield

Rail executives plan for gut in Brotherhood pay

Chicago March 12 Officials of the Association of Railway Executives said many railroads will cut wages of skilled workers after adjusting pay for unskilled staff. The move will be handled by each road separately, with no concerted action. Labor leaders urged adjustments align with the transportation act and pressed for a single cross craft conference. Frank P Walsh and other leaders were in Chicago as the labor board prepared to respond to subpoenas for railroad executives.

Chicago The Association of Railway Executives Association Pennsylvania Lines Labor Board Frank P. Walsh Brotherhood

May Sell Cotton Direct to the Chinese Spinners

Stamford March 11 The West Texas chamber of commerce investigates direct sales of cotton now held in the region to Chinese spinners via western bank links. Direct deals with Chinese manufacturers could yield better terms than the traditional England broker route. An estimated 100000 bales could be involved.

Stamford Mar West Texas Chamber of Commerce England

Price Building to Become a Show House

Wilkie Brothers and McConnell begin remodeling the old Price Brothers building on the square into a modern moving picture theatre and opera house with seating for about 800. A typhoon cooling system will be installed and the venue is expected to open about May 1.

Wilkie Brothers & McConnell Price Brothers

Power of Jake Hamon Seen in Ardmore Trial Testimony

Testimony in the Clara Smith Hamon murder trial reveals Jake Hamon’s political influence. W. D. Nichols testifies Hamon urged aid for friends at Harding and claimed Jake Hamon was the political leader of the United States at his death. Court adjourns until Monday as witnesses recount Hamon’s last hours and Clara Hamon’s alleged involvement.

Ardmore Okla Jake Hamon W. D. Nichols Clara Smith Hamon Jake L. Hamon Hamon Clara

Prison System of Texas Considered in Joint Report

Austin March 12 A preliminary joint committee report urged abolishing the entire Texas prison system and establishing a modern system. The panel said the investigation to date had not uncovered a single commendable feature in any department.

Prison System OF Texas Austin Mar Joint Legislative Committee

Graham Citizens To Visit Eliasville For Joint Chamber Meet

Secretary Milton McConnell and Graham Chamber of Commerce members will travel to Eliasville next Tuesday to join a joint meeting of Young and Stephens counties chambers. The group expects to arrive by 1 p.m. and seeks strong Graham representation.

Milton McConnel Graham Chamber of Commerce Eliasville Chambers of Commerce Young and Stephens Counties McConnell Graham

Four Routes Offered for Frisco Extension

Reports from the West Texas chamber of commerce indicate four routes offered to the Frisco railway for an extension from Menard to the border. One route would pass Ft. McKavitt Sonora and the Orient dump to Del Rio, another to Junction Camp Wood Uvalde and Crystal City into Eagle Pass. The last route would require purchasing 40 miles of new road and 42 miles of the Sausage line.

del Rio Mar West Texas Chamber of Commerce Frisco Railway Menard Ft. McKavitt Sonora Orient Dump Junction Camp Wood Uvalde Crystal City Eagle Pass

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Neff Solons Dorsey Rig CO South Bend Field Pope Argo Jersey Hereford McCluskey Good Roads Committee Health Committee Clores RAIL Price Building Show House United States Clare Smith Hamon W. B. Nicolas Frank Ketch Bill Nicholas Frisco
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