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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
Magnolia Company
To Increase Stock


~ Associated fftss
llOt' STON. Texas. Mar Mag
nola Petroleum Company officials
arriving here tonight announced
that at meeting In Galveston this
evening the company had voted to
increase ~ capital stock from SEQ
oOo 900 10 Sl20.0o0. goo. The stock
will be- used 10 declare stock divi-
d,nd with part held In the treasury.
rhis s the first stock dividend IL
.ued here since the decision Of the
United states supreme court yester-
Dag. that stock diyidgnds were not
asspssnhlr fur income taxes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
Rose Pastor Stokes
Granted New Trial
BY Appeals Cour.

50 LOllS. March = Mrs Ros"
Pastor Stokes millionaire New YORK
socialist. convicted IN Kansas City
in june of 1919 Tor violating th"
espionage lci today WAS guntod a
new trial hy the United States circuit
court of appeal. here In AN opinion
reversing tt,e verdict oi thr trial
court
The opinion asserted there MS
substantial evidence a. the trial IN
support ~ the verdict AGAINST the
defendant hui That District Judge
A e NUr Naik-nhurgh instruction
to 100. jury We pre- judicial to Mrs
Stokes
\ concurrent opinion however.
Warned that I've should be- very care.
fui ro. tu punish O citizen Tor opin-
ion. h,I,sfit held
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
SMALL ARMIES AND GREATER PRODUC CTION
BY ALL NATIONS URGED BY PEACE COUNCIL
MEMORANDUM ON WORLD
CONDITIONS IS ISSUED
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

LONDON, March D.Thr nenloranduu
follows
tiriit conditions should
be- iul earliest possible through
the world.
To achieve this object desirable irs) that and normal
relations should
he reduced
po'siblc
league o nations should b consider
p"sas
g't u oi the should mnrdtnirIy rcstablhh full
commodities Or
be- impaired the economic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
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ROOSEVELT y ! March %
Fire believed to have started from
o boiler cNrlo. ion. tnda, destroyed
ih" plant uf the Clriatct oil r"fin-
ing COMPANY Onlrlils oi the ct'u-
pany estimated IN. loss ~ s.ir, ,oou.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
CROsBYTON ATTORNEY
SUCCUMBS To WOUNDS
CAUSED BY SHOOTING

" Nm 7HiFI T'r1st
CROSBYTON Texas Mar .
ludrr " ! iuftou. widely known
Texas attorney. who was shot IN
h's home lasi night died today NJ
his wounds sam Gates i- IN cusio-
u, iormaily charged with The shoot
ine rhc cause of tho shooting has
not horn disclosed
The hody 90 Iudge Burton viii
ir shipped 10 his former home M
Ciinmwa. Iowa. for intrfment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10

sTi,ikEi,S RETURN
~ JOiiS AFTER
HEARING SERMON.

" - "H"'ff hthfffN q Ah"'"
: CLEVELAND. Ohio. Mar ..
!: After listening To u sermon
= on the Love of God and the
= need IN return to his teachings
. by John Walsh. conciliation ,
= commissioner of the United
. States department of labor to-
q day. and promise by the com
= pany to adjust disputed points
= of an arbitration award with u
= committee Of union employees.
. ga striking packing house em- I
= ployes OF swift n Company de-
= cidrd t0 return To work iOmOr-
= row
= About 500 men have been
= out a Wock IN ten local plants
q n a A n n n n n n n n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10

Ills movement was launched t1l-
lowing win OF Thomas Y. Elltry
ut IN, Moody OH ana Refining Com
pnny. 10 Wichita Fulls. where he
held q long conference Nilh George
T. Morrison. Who conceived the plan
of assembling In convention al Of
the journalists who were comba-
lani- ON IN" huttl" lines. 40 som,
point IN Texas. the expense Of Gu
t'rtdinmpnt ard transportation 10 be-
pdi dby the oil aud other interests
II this stal"
Scoirs Have Accepted
Under the present plan scores
uf ~" journalists have accepted in
,ilations tC meet first In Wichita
fdlls whore they will pitch camp
.n the good Old style ON May -.
inclusive, the plan being - bring
them by special train Irom Wichita
Fails 10 Amarillo for the last 0f the
week
"Ui course II Vlll cost something
lo entertain this bunch" remarked
Nr, Herring, but the oil men and
lhos" with interests In this section
can yciy well afford to make sub
.turtial contributions. The sort ut
Publicity th,s" men will give io Am-
HrIllo and the Panhandle. cannot be-
purchased ~ any price They repre-
rrut the greatest newspapers .nd
ncNs agencies In al the country.
aNd they win be- able 10 put the pep
end interest to the truly romantic
stCiy ~ the development of the Pan
handle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
>lusi MAKE arrangements

air HERRING pointed oul that
nov naurr workers are not wealthy
Ciilcus. rcrnidlr-s of the pub'iga
l'ons lu, which they may work aud
ul The .a'nrics which they may draw.
Tho more they get the more they
have 10 spend he slid
Therefor d. was pointed cut,
So hpuc,yr there Is an assembly OF
u"Wfu1p,r workers, n is essential
that the assembly be- provided for IN
q material way
Just what the Wichita Daily Times
thinks ui the affair Is told h. Tho
following complete story concerning
Tho ARRANGEMENTS which ate being
wad' there
The Fighting Journalists. A. =.
=. win spend May ., % rud In WI
rhim Fails arriving here May .
lglm Fort Worth b, motor transport
with nli army oup,g, aud viii pitch
camp and lin, up for "slum' just as
Ihpy did in the Argonnc.
instead of Irrryg bombs aud
.hells shoWetinr them. however.
they will be- peppeicd hy posieS ard
instead of g.. ! cans. being shot at
them the fnmoIs journalists who saw
active ser, irc against the enemy IN
Ne. e.. loot Tor ward ip huge ic-
,opiarlns of pins aud doughnu' and
other housewife CULINARY achieve
mcnts hoiur dropped into their
milsi
At least that wa. the hope of
omov hat adr1itly expressed to-day
h, Gam"' g. Morrison rational s'"-
t"tar, treasurer uf The or"ani alton.
H hn - IN Wichita Falls todgN MAX
ing afrar"pm,ut. Tor IN, great IT.
'rHtf iuNpS.uu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
SIMS REAFFIRMS
FORMER CHARGES
REGARDING NAVY
ADMIRAL BfGINs TESTIMONY
iiffOItE SENATE CON-
MITTEE
CR|T|C|sEs POLICY ONLY
Oniiines specific Points Made In AZ.
tark and Promises 10 Present
Evidence 90 support AL
Points

" as-asisied P.~<s
WASHINGTON. March s.--kea-
Admiral Sims. IN an opening state
ment tOday before the senate COM
m,ttee inycftigating his charges that
the navy department failed TO CO.
operate fully with tho allies during
the war. outlined the specific points
on which he gssed his criticisms
tni promised that beginning tomor-
row he would present evidence In
support ~ each contention.
Praises Navy's Efforts
In ancning his testimony Admiral
sims denied intention Of Initiating
IN attack on the part Of the navy
plnNed IN the war or of belittling its
efforts irssmuch ~ he was unable
adequately to express" his admira-
iion Tor the na,y's efforts. His cri-
tlclsm he said. we're directed az the
policios pursued IN the first six
months ~ tae conflict.
The admiral told the committee
he was not directing his criticisms
~ individuals ard reitirated that In
calling attention 10 what he consid-
cred failure Of the navy department
Ia give the allies full cooperation az
first. he had nothing a. gain and
everything 10 lose" Instead only q
high sense oi his duties as a naval
officer and solicitude for the future
naval policy Of the country. he said.
impellcd MIN TO point out grave mis-
takes In naval administration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
THREE ARE KILLED
WHEN PLANE FALLS
SHiP tTtIiE~ tii,F JW fEET
~ All. AND FALLS To
EARTH.


ly Assnriaisd Press
WICHITA, kans.. March. y
Emil Saeeusser. an airplane pilo, aud
Miss Claris Hart aud John u. Ratclill,
the latter eleven years. were killed
when AN airplane In which they were
riding, caught fire 500 feet In the
air near Cunningham, Kansas, late
to-day and Eel Ito earth. The cause Of
the accident Is unknown
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
i'lans Net Arranged

Definite plans Tor the entertain
mem of the delegates have not yet
boon arranged. but the Board OF city
Development in cooperation with
other nt guni1aions oi Amarillo, 10
,onsid, raing The making oI reg
ular army ,rmp ful the visitors \
round mp. probably un the ilivlns
ranch. Is another frature. with u
number of hrunc busting and ropng
contests. together with visits to the
various test wells and To the big
ruf,cr-, drilled 90 drilling IN the Am
viillo euuntrN.
"Nhy, the tuys couldn't say they
had been In Texas unless 'h"y visit
. the Panhandle, said GcOrg" l..
Morrison. secretary treasurer at III"
fighting Journalists. when MIR Eli
,N iu.t urgestcd that the convei'
tiou be- taken on Ia \marillo before
final adjournment sure they Will
lc un hand II the progressive rcopl"
at Amarillo decide to make Arrange
mgnfA for them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10

~ k'f"fHk
Secondly Not only the government
Oi each country. but all those engag-
ed IN III" task Of production IN every
land should give immediate attention
To the execution of all measures
watch VII lcontribute 10 the full re
slnptl'n of peaceful induHd7. lho
encouragement ri u better output by
workers IN every country 10 the in,
proycmcnt Of machinery an means
ol transportation and the removal Of
such disturbing factors as regards
prOfiieerng.
Thirdly Each government should
Immediately consider means for urg-
ing upon iis nationals IN every rank
Of life the vital necessity of sup
pressing extravaganza and reducing
expenditures ~ as Ia bridge the zap
which must Tor some years exist he
tween the demand for and the supply
OF essential commodities
Credit Drflation Essential
Fourth 1t III essential that early
steps he taken Ia secure the deflni-
ION of credit and currency first
hy the reduction OF recurteni gov.
ernment expenditures within ~,
limit of the revenue. tsecnndD b,
the imposition Of such additional tax
alton as u necessary 10 secure thi,
result lthlrdl by the funding nj
short term obligations by means ui
loans subscribed ou I Of the peOplo'.
savings: fourth by the immediate
Limitation and gradual ourtailmeni pi
note circulation
Fifth Provisions for raw mater.
lls' being essential 10 the restoration
of industry means should he found
whereby the countries which are. IN
the present conditions 0f inicrnatirn-
al exchange. unable Ia purchase lhe
world markets. and. ~. are unable
Ia rostart their economic life. can
obtain com merical credits
II will be- possible To achieve this
when the countries have made the
reforms indicated In the forrsonr
paragraphs
Distribution ~ Materials
Sixth The powers represented N
the conference recognize the nacrs.
sity for continued cooperation ho
tween the allies and fer removing oh
stacles Ia the easy Interchange ci
essential commodities They vii
continue IN consult together ~'gard'
ing the provision Ind distribution 0I
necessary raw materials anl foot
siuffs with view TO the early res'
tfailou of normal conditions
SeYenth-The powers reDrcscniet
M the conference have given careful
attention tn the special cause Of The
devastated regions aud more par
ticularly of northern Frnnce 1h'
restoration nf these areas Is of pri
mary importance fo rihe cfinblish
ment of the economic equili'mrin
, of Europe and the resumption o
normal trad" conditions
n is evident that the laric sum-
required for the purpose cannot u
acquired oui of this current pro,isi"n
nor the work of restoration b. post
poned until the reparatiOn due f-OT
Germany undor the treaty NJ pegc'
has been received The council r"cor
uized that the capital sums reauifc'
for this restoration may pfoprrlv r.
raised by market loans IN anticipation
at the repariiion payments proyide'
for h the treaty aud that the resiric
tions which they desire To- See place,
on new borrowing do not spply Il
loans aud credits raised Tor tho rur
pose of meeting this abnormal c'pi
tal rNpcuditur"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
Gov. Elect Parkhursf
Delivers Strong address
Before Maine Society. \. Y.

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dinner Of the Maine Soccer If View
EeI.s Aelr Al me Ect47 Asszsr LIES arg
n11g- Speeches were made BY ron.
4-1az7csv III L,e2sw. Mrs Dc-E5as
F2DfysasStl. E0gL James IL Beck Zar
irving : CNb1 and fsr Hen F--s-Gstss.ic
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tssnr a-aG Il. times contributing lzs1u.s1xss
1aH- Maine tbs mad over her sister
states Is a-le not 9r4y T1 the rss.ag-
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SIN NJ Ter c,-2EE-Ias- AND 70 me s-sul-R-
j3En ~ sach national figures rs Eaazae
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i&aseu1 ne win the rzA1e nf Name :
contribution 70 the life ~ View Es.r.t.
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president MT Flint 5v the c.-sz:r---7s,,7
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Llaz al Maine loves and @pTu~S- hr
rhE- time American and eminent szss5-
usher. Mr. Ma1seT- and bv tnaz s5a-
Ius-. s5seRass- ana gifted 7Su15yse.aszi-
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Maine We azrA ASH zs1--ll1s re last
Isa reR-s contributed IS rnve.-4rsr-y
~ the ether states Eosa EorernErs
t.Vs-rr cne at I1s--,- as Was Governor
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Tour interest n ana 1--we N Maine
Zlssz-FT me N speaking earnestly 10
-ga asnsG- her future far nurws-s1-
standing the great achievement GS rae
sans a-aa daughters af Maine, sae ssRs
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Enlsa- ca1l6 De expended 5utc3GQs-
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sad thar Z II Is rIus zHzar Ire Slare
RECEIVES helws 4sa q ee'p.. - sslf,s
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and game interests should be IL least
GnR-Aa2s z million dollars
S1acs Librarian Henry Z Isunaaek
said he regarded the libraries Of
Name as a part u the esE1ra11ooal
sgs-Rn- The STATE library Eas almost
bean made vocational library.
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special framing and must DE xzl
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CT they WI GO s0Dewhere Else ard n
Iaaa case incompetent persons might
ne employed The increase u t4ae sad
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ASKED fsr S1SEsn far t43e 1--x- SIX
months If fge1- ss4 aaa for TIE a--y-
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fiscal yea-
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lol-1ea II meet IL O'clock nex-
Tuesday morning
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budget Hearings


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