Third Annual Jackson Day Dinner plans at Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo residents await the Third Annual Jackson Day Dinner at 7 pm with Cpl. Alvin M. Owsley possibly attending as former national commander. Rt. KK. Underwood to serve as toastmaster, tickets $1.25, seating limited, orchestra Telzien Farwell planned, event open to the public with reservations at the Amarillo Hotel cigar stand.
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Important Jobs to Be Filled in Ferguson Administration
A long awaited list of about 30 appointments from Governor elect Mrs Ferguson will be released tomorrow from Temple. The move follows heavy job requests from state residents and includes posts such as secretary of state, three highway commissioners, and members for the boards of regents and control.
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Portias on Special Tribunal Form Texas Supreme Bench
A special supreme court of Texas composed entirely of women has been appointed by Governor Pat Neff to hear a case after the regular court was disqualified. It is believed to be the first time women occupied all seats on a state supreme bench. Edith Willmans, Hortense Ward, and Nellie Robertson comprise the court.
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Community Choir Concert Aids City Chest Fund
The community choir will charge a nominal fee for a Feb. 10 concert at Municipal Auditorium, with proceeds going to the city chest fund. Ticket sales are handled by the Federation of Women's Clubs, chaired by B. D. Kimbrough. Only about 150 dollars was raised on day one of the renewed drive toward a 26000 dollar goal, with many promises but few reported members. The campaign seeks continued business support and volunteer effort to finish within the week.
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Abolition of Texas National Guard Urged by Ellis County Solon
Austin dispatch reports Representative A. Stout of Ennis urging abolition of the Texas National Guard to save $500,000 yearly as part of an economy drive by the Thirty-Ninth Legislature. He argues peace era makes National Guard unnecessary and questions its usefulness, noting this as a starting point for tax relief and government savings.
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Wichita Falls Man Elected Vice Chairman of G O P Committee
Orville Bullington of Wichita Falls was elected vice chairman of the Republican state executive committee at a Dallas session. He succeeds C. A. Boynton of Waco, recently named federal judge. Dr. F. L. Thompson of San Antonio became treasurer, Clarence K. Linz of Dallas resigned. Leonard Withington of Fort Worth was named director, chaired by Eugene Nolte of Seguin. R B Creager of Brownsville predicted the ticket would win.
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Lawsuit filed for 50000 in McClintock death case
Chicago January 5 A $50,000 damage suit was filed in the superior court by attorney B J Hauflake against Judge Harry Olson chief justice of the municipal court. Olson said he had not heard of McClintock and that the suit had no bearing on the Mc Clintock case.
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Colonel Mayfield Faces Two Criminal Libel Charges
Colonel Billy Mayfield founder of Mayfield's Weekly, now part of a San Antonio publication, was indicted on two counts of criminal libel by a Harrison county grand jury in Marshall Texas. He admitted arrest on the indictment and noted the action as part of the game. Bond set at $1,000 on each charge.
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Billy) Mayfield
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Starting Off 1925 Right With The News and Post
The News and Post bundle costs $1.00 monthly, saving readers 30 cents versus buying separately. In Amarillo The News is 70 cents and The Post 60 cents monthly. Telephone orders to No. 883. The News and Post emphasize news, advertising, and circulation.
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Coolidge Veto Landing on Postal Pay Bill Split Vote
Washington January 5 President Coolidge’s veto of the postal pay increase bill faces Senate confirmation as administration leaders aim to sustain the veto in a 80 to 62 test vote. The rejected recommitment leaves the administration’s combined pay and postal rate increase plan to be advanced later, with further votes expected before this session ends.
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Archbishop Moller Dies in Cincinnati
Archbishop Henry Moller of the Cincinnati Catholic Diocese died in Cincinnati Ohio tonight following a long illness. The church leader served for decades and was regarded as a key figure in the region's Catholic community. His death leaves a void in the diocese and prompts notice of funeral arrangements to follow.
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Two Are Killed When Train Hits Car At Crossing
Uy Associated Press Weatherford TX Jan. H L Mosley and his wife died when their car was struck by a Texas and Pacific passenger train at a grade crossing fifteen miles west of Weatherford. They were en route from Weatherford to Brazos where they owned a ranch. Mrs Mosley was sister of Mrs Burk Burnett. Mosley was a longtime attorney. The couple recently figured in court litigation over Burk Burnett estate after a will left property to Texas Christian University and the Dixon Negro Orphanage.
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Free Theater Tickets Secret Classified Ad Giveaway
Daily News readers can win free admission to The Midnight Express at Mission Theater on January 12 and 13. A random draw will publish ten automobile license numbers in classified ads, and owners presenting the ad will gain free entry to the screenings.
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