Armour Grain Shares Being Liquidated in Chicago
Chicago reports liquidation of Armour Grain shares. The Armour family announces suspension of the grain marketing company and ceasing interest in grain business. State and federal inquiries continue as stockholders seek clarity on trust and storage practices amid investigations of grain trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
Chicago
Parllo D. Armour
Teeter Armour
J. Osdes Armour
Roserer
Armoura Company
Dafynet Co-Opereeo
Armours
Falkr
Armour Grain Company
Geliniter
Anacar Grain Company
Avocet Grain Company
Tratie Bauaire
Dhe Hoard
Armour Ronterd
Ens Actiot
Armour Company
Board of Trade Unics
Jetr Bunnell
L. A. Fite
Department of Apricdture
Binjamin F.goldstein
Fitz Inder
Fite Wente
Bailey Proposes Democratic Liquor Plank
In an interview, Joseph Weldon Bailey, former Texas senator, urged the Democratic platform to modify federal liquor laws. He argued for amending the Volstead Act to allow regulated sale below intoxication levels and opposed federal prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Bailey
Loris
Pineal
Siduok
National Democratic
Joseph Weldon Bi
Tiguiss
Texas
Senafir
Ittertiew
Eallis Post-Dispatch
United States
Women Back Prison Head San Antonio Patriotic Societies Endorse Moody
Patriotic societies in San Antonio endorsed Governor Moody's appointment and supported his plan for prison leadership. They praised Mrs. Ising as chairman of the board of state prison inspectors and acknowledged other women leaders in DAR and Daughters of the Republic. The groups also backed Moody's stance on segregating and hospitalizing men with contagious diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
American Legson
Ner Moodr
I Ising
State Prison
Harry Churchill
Alemo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Auzitas Jones
USS_ Daughters of 1812
Alamo
Alamo chapter, Daustters P=tas Republic; Barnerd &. Ree
Fied Daughters of the Confederacy
American Legion Aux
Moody
Butler Denounces Mussolini Rule as Democratic Threat
At the University of Virginia commemoration of Thomas Jefferson’s birthday, Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, calls Mussolini’s Italy a major attack on democracy. He argues democracy requires a stronger liberal creed and individual power, and predicts Italian theory will yield to Jeffersonian principles, asserting the urgency of defending democratic doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Nicholas Murray Buller
Columbia University
Mussolini
Italy
Eixil
Poerry
University of Virginia
Thoma Jefferson
Butler
Jefferson
Thieves Steal Watch and Lawn Mower in Ported Incident
A Thursday report details multiple thefts including a watch and a lawn mower. Miss L. S. Maytielt lost a watch, value 32, at a hotel, and W. D. Tester reported a stolen lawn mower from his residence on Highth Street Ported.
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L. S. Maytielt
Hotel Eucet
W. D. Tester
Lawn Theér
Hig Bescentut
Train Wreck Investigation Clears Crew After Fatal Northbound Collision
Parsons Kansas reports an investigation by the Interstate Commerce Commission into a northbound M K T train No 22 wreck near St Paul Friday. The inquiry found the incident to be an act of God and absolved the engineer fireman and second crew member of blame. One engineer and another crewman were killed in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Parsons
Kan
IL Wax
Entustate Commerce Commisses
St. Paul Bie
Titemar
Police Hunt Two Missing Girls From Volunteers Home
Police say two missing girls, ages unknown, departed from the Volunteers of America home in the city Thursday. Authorities request information to locate them and ensure their safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Volunteers America
Nations aim for naval disarmament at Geneva talks
International News Service reports U S hopes for further naval disarmament ahead of the three power conference opening in Geneva this June. Republican Representative Thomas of Rennegle yania predicts sacrifice by the U S to reach accords, while Britain and Japan appear ready to share the burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Wadmington
Geneva
Thowas Republican
Rennegleyania
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Toler
White House
Briain
Japan
Butler
Flappers jailed in tire theft in Dallas
Police report two young women jailed after allegedly stealing a tire from a motor vehicle on a Dallas street. The arrest followed an earlier patrol where officers spotted the suspects with the tire and detained them for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Apo
Bere
van Meley
Divine 77 Student Praises Youths at College
Rev W L Downing, candidate for a teacher’s degree, commends the university student body for their energy and promise. He notes many undergrads miss the broader opportunities of education and describes his own extensive coursework and ministerial field work as part of pursuing a master’s in Bible education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divine
Texas U
Sertice
Aukix
Aber Im
W. L. Dowsiing
Dent Vom Kertrillo
University of ‘Keros
Teacer
Mr. Downing
Parsons
Downsing
Kerriiletach
Pridaxy
Aviation Expert Killed in Crash Near Belling Field
April 14 report from Washington says aviation expert Homer Sands died when his plane crashed near Belling Field. Co-pilot Hosch was seriously injured. Sands was en route to the Department of Commerce, with details from the scene under investigation.
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Layengrave
Washington
Homer 1 Sands
Aviation Canere
Department of Commerce
Belling Field
Hosch
seri_puedy
Eternal Flapper to Stay at Hotel See We Pass
News item notes Edna Wallace Topper will remain at the Tamb's club hotel in See We Passo. Albert C Brown is described as her "nicest man" in the fragmentary report dated April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flapper
Sew
York
Edna Wallace Topper
Sheepee
Albert C. Brown
Remai
Norwegian tanker Nordanger makes non stop world record run
Captain Olaf Lie aboard the Nordanger reports a world nonstop record for a tanker after arriving in San Pedro from Bombay. The ship covered 10 258 miles with an average speed of 11.1 knots, meeting voyage requirements and showing sustained performance for the trip.
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San Pedro
Cal
Olaf Lie
Nordanger
Kkip
Éerdiy
Bombay
Weusel
390 Children in County Contests
County contests for 1927 held in Nacogdoches show increased participation. County Agent Montane notes more entrants in hog and corn events, with 22 entries rising in the cotton class and overall greater interest. Entries were tabulated March 31.
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Wreevesmear
Nacogdoches
Thore
Niney-Bere Snd
Tugiloches
Montaene
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Edward T. Jenison
Losaya
Texas Blue Print & Supply Co
Broastwar
Alamo Jewelry. CO
Timekeeper
Homo Jegielay Med Tc
Eve
Pas Mente
Asa
San Antonio Morris Plan Company
Commerce
Gamm
South Flores Street
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