Pledges Withdrawn as Cameron Presbytery Moves On
In Cameron Texas supporters of ousted pastor Rev H G Kenney began an independent church plan after the Central Texas Presbytery expelled him for alleged heresy. The Presbytery announced actions against the minister and prepared to elect new elders while Kenney followers warned they would not attend. Funds pledged by supporters were torn up and an independent congregation was discussed. Kenney remained in the Cameron manse as the matter stretched toward a resolution.
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John W. Davis
J. H. McMurry
Plan Independent Church
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She'll Outshine Aimee Plans Two Million Dollar Temple
A major new project in Los Angeles aims to honor Broadway icon Aimee with a temple centerpiece. The plan envisions angelic artwork and enduring tribute reflecting her stage legacy and philanthropy.
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Los Angeles
Wichita boosters arrive in Amarillo for city visit
One hundred fifty Wichita boosters, from The Air Capital, will be guests of Amarillo this afternoon and tonight. They will parade uptown to Third and Polk, attend a welcome party at the auditorium, hear talks, and join a dance at the Herring hotel. The group travels on to Roswell Wednesday morning after visiting multiple towns along the Santa Fe route.
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Wichita American Legion Band
San Antonio
Wichlita Chamber of Commerce
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John Kirkwood
Wichita Chamber of Commerce
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Herring Hotel
Roswell
Wichita Boosters
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Shattuck
Pampa
Carlsbad Caverns
Big forward stride seen in Anglo American talks
Geneva April 22 Anglo American friendship advances in world naval arms talks. The United States offers a plan to reduce fleets by equal tonnage aiming to curb arms across land air and sea. Delegates hail Mr Gibson's speech as pivotal with England expected to push the next move for concrete discussions.
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Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Vicinities
Tuesday unsettled with possible showers across Wor Texas and New Mexico. Increasing clouds and chances of rain or snow in northwest and north central areas. A high pressure system over Minnesota favors cooler plains weather while a low over Utah brings partly cloudy, warmer conditions tonight. Temperatures ranged from 38 to 67 yesterday with cool early morning readings and afternoon highs around mid 60s.
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Stone Wins City Commissioner Runoff in 859 Vote Count
Lester Stone is elected city commissioner after a runoff in which 859 votes were cast. The city commission will canvass the results at tomorrow’s meeting and Stone will take the oath of office. Ward totals show votes by wards including high turnout in Wards 7 and 8.
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Lester Stone
City Commission
Legislature To Be Kept Behind Bars at Session
Legislators arriving for the special session in Austin found the chamber secured behind barred windows with iron screens over exit points to prevent escapes and maintain a quorum, a change from earlier sessions where escapes were possible.
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United Tress
Austin
Sugar Baron of Mexico buys Orient Sugar Barons buy lines in Mexico and Texas
SUGAR BARON OF MEXICO 10 BUY UP ORIENT SUGAR BARON OF MEXICO 10 BUY UP ORIENT SAN ANGELO, April 22. The Mexican lines of the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient railway have been sold to B. F. P. Johnson, Mexican sugar magnate, the San Angelo Standard Times will say tomorrow. News from Co. M. Newman of El Paso says Johnson may work with New York and El Paso capitalists to develop the lines. The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe purchased the Orient system last year, and Santa Fe is expected to extend the line to Presidio. Johnson and associates may build further south later.
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Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway
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el Paso
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Coast Guard Chief Denies Charges Against Florida Fishermen
Commander R. L. Jack of the Coast Guard base in Fort Lauderdale released a statement denying that Boatswain's Mate Lord was intoxicated or arrested a group of fishermen on New River Saturday night. The denial followed a closed hearing of the charges brought by the fishermen.
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Mental Enigma Who Sees Without Eyes Comes to Amarillo
The News-Globe announces Hayward Thompson, famed for par-optic perception, will perform free public feats in Amarillo next Saturday April 27. Reports from Casper Wyoming eight years ago launched his world tour and scientific interest. The article previews his development and personal story in upcoming pages, noting his verified claims and wide acclaim.
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Moody Urges Five-Point Special Session Agenda in Texas
Governor Moody opened a special session proposing civil service reform prison concentration relocation and laws executing the November constitutional amendment reshaping the state education board He hints at possible move to abolish capital punishment by altering execution timing and systems while lawmakers draft bills on prison handling parole and concentration with Holbrook Young and Kemble active in drafting efforts
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Galveston
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Hoover clashed with Senate over Lenroot nomination
President Hoover faced Senate hurdles over resubmitting Irvine Lenroot’s name for judge of the court of customs appeals. Senate Republicans pressed for immediate action citing courtesy, while Senator Norris and others moved to regular committee review, after earlier referrals to inquiry.
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Nebraska
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Western Air Express Official Here To Discuss Airport
Western Air Express official arrives in Amarillo to discuss operating terms for its trans continental passenger service. Manager Goff of Western Air Express headquarters in Denver will speak at a noon luncheon at the Capito Hotel. The talk follows a request by Amarillo airport commissioners for concrete airport cost and operation figures. The meeting is open to all city residents curious about the municipal landing field opening next month.
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Texan Rep Rebukes Hoover On Debenture Plan
Representative Marvin Jones of Amarillo accuses the president of inconsistent statements about the debenture plan for farm relief. He argues the debenture plan complements tariffs and could curb surplus crops, citing England and Hamilton to support his stance amid fierce debate in Congress.
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