Amarillo Laundry Convention Opens With Warm Welcome
An Amarillo hotel hosts a midsummer laundrymen convention featuring three official groups and one outlaw order led by the Goat. Notables from Houston Dallas Galveston and Austin arrive as sessions outline cost accounting delivery and promotional topics. The event emphasizes public service rather than price discussions with sessions through Tuesday to Wednesday.
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Amarillo Hotel
Texas Laundry Owners
Southwest Allied Trades Exposition
Southwest Laundry Owners Association
Order of
Allied Trades
George Lindsay
Bob Mes
J. Nernon
Amarillo
J. E. Burkhart
Houston
George A. Lilly
Dallas
W. A. Johnson
Galveston
Lilly
J. E. Burkhart, Jr
America
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
E. C. Thompson
Association
A. D. Bolm
Austin
G. I. Yates
First Baptist Church
Galen B. Cook
Laundry Owners National Association
D. P. Wallace
Waco
H. B. Fletcher
el Pago
H. M. Shepherd
C. B. Capps
Fort Worth
C. R. Simmons
Sweetwater
R. N. McCallum
Wm. Smith
T. C. Leachman
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
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Benesho
Grand Jury Probes Pickwick Club Collapse in Boston
The Suffolk County grand jury met in evening session to determine why the Pickwick Club building collapsed last Saturday morning injuring 18 and killing 43. Wreckage was cleared as 18 witnesses, including Tim and Dan Barry, testified. authorities from the governor to the building commissioner's office coordinated the investigation.
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Associated Press
Boston
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Pickwick Club
Thomas C. O’brien
Grand Jury
Fuller
Jay R. Denton
Attorney General’s
Department of Public Safety
John H. Mahoney
Tim
Dan” Barry
Barry
Henry Bloomberg
Winthrop
Bloomberg
D. Schulte
Rosenthal Estate
Joseph A. Tomasello
James J. Hendricks
William Glennon
Jim Glennon
Frederick W. Cook
Timothy Leary
Southern District
Mike” Hirschberg
Daniel F. Senott
Tulsa football star hid as hi jacker killer in Dallas
William Jennings Bryan Goodman, a University of Tulsa star end and Tulsa resident, led a double life as a college student and Y M C A president by day and a hi jacker by night. In one raid a Dallas officer was killed. He is now under arrest.
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Dallas
Texas
William Jennings Bryan Goodman
Tulsa
Oklahoma
University of Tulsa
Pola Negri Fined Ten Thousand Dollars
Pola Negri, the motion picture actress, was fined ten thousand dollars for failing to declare two diamond and emerald bracelets and a diamond ring on arrival last May. The government valued the jewelry at forty seven thousand dollars, making the total due fifty seven thousand dollars to recover the gems, which have been held by customs authorities since shortly after her arrival.
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Pola Negri
Associated I’reas
New York
Pola. Negri
Miss Negri
Norfleet's Last Man Behind Bars in Kansas
W. B. Spencer known as Norfleet's last man is jailed in Kansas City Kansas on a governor issued warrant. Texas officials seek his return to serve an eight year term tied to a $45,000 theft case involving J. Frank Norfleet. A federal habeas hearing was postponed to Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
W. B. Spencer
Norfleet
Kansas City
Kans
Paulen
Kansas
Hanger
John Morrison
Spencer
Leavenworth
Texas
J. Frank Norfleet
Nacogdoches Man Dead After Ice Plant Accident
Clayton Ray, 30, was killed by an electric shock while helping install machinery at an ice plant in Nacogdoches. Fellow workers found his body this afternoon after the incident occurred, with no one aware of the accident beforehand.
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Nacogdoches
Associated Press
Clayton Ray
Livestock Board Confident on Tick Eradication Plan
Fort Worth, July 6. The Livestock Sanitary Commission expects to finance a half million dollar yearly tick eradication program in Texas through September 1. By next year only 80000 dollars remain for inspector salaries, says Callan, chairman of the commission.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Texas
Callan
Austin
J. W. Bass
Internal Revenue
Bass
Houston
Rio Grande Valley
Recurrence of Santa Barbara Quake Triggers Brief Tremors
Santa Barbara felt four or five distinct tremors between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., the strongest at 1:45. No new damage was reported. Officials delayed reconstruction events, planned a reception for Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, and advanced permits only for temporary structures. The death toll rose to 13 after an elderly man died in Ventura County General Hospital, bringing confirmed fatalities to thirteen.
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Santa Barbara
Associated Prese
Calif
Los Angeles
City Planning Commission
Ventura County General Hospital
Rehearing Denied in Teapot Dome Case
Cheyenne Wyoming July 6 Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy denied a motion by government counsel Atlee Pomerone and Owen J Roberts for a rehearing of the Teapot Dome lease annulment suit. He signed a decree dismissing the Mammoth Oil Company suit as of June 19 and ordered Teapot Dome receivership continued until further order while an appeal to the Eighth Circuit proceeds. The government has 45 days from June 19 to file its petition for appeal. The motion sought to reopen to hear more on alleged liberty bond transfers from Continental Trading Company of Canada for Harry F Sinclair to Albert B Fall.
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Gore
Scopes
Dayton
Rhea County
John T. Scopes
Robert M. Wilson
Austen Peay
Frank Thompson
A. T. Igggwart
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Tennessee
Wilson
Answers Council
John R. Neal
Clarence Darrow
Bainbridge Colby
Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
T. Blake Kennedy
Atlee Pomerone
Owen J. Roberts
Teapot Dome
Kennedy
Mammoth Oil Company
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Liberty Bonds
Continental Trading Company of Canada
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Imaginary bullfight by alcohol taints Texas ride and song
A Mexican man in Dallas rode a mule around a pasture stabbing at the air and singing the Toreador song. Neighbors called police after witnessing the bizarre scene, noting the man rode a horse to exhaustion before mounting the mule. The incident highlights a taboo in the United States tied to alcohol fueled fantasy violence.
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Associated Press
Dallas
United States
Weather Outlook Amarillo Vicinity Tuesday Partly Cloudy
Amarillo area weather bulletin notes Tuesday partly cloudy conditions across West Texas and eastern New Mexico with generally fair weather elsewhere. Highs near seasonal norms east of the Mississippi. showers reported in Texas Louisiana and the northern Rocky Mountain region. tonight expect little temperature change and continued high pressure in the southeast with low over the Missouri Valley.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Missouri Valley
Texas
Louisiana
Rocky Mountain
Mississipp
Yester- OW
Amarillo banks report higher deposits and loans in June
Across Amarillo five banks report June 30 figures with total deposits rising from 7.42 million to 9.30 million. Individual banks show gains in deposits and loans, notably American State Bank First National Bank Amarillo National Bank and others, reflecting year over year growth in 1925.
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Amarillo
Comptrollers
American State Bank
Amarillo Bank and Trust Company
First National Bank
Amarillo National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Death toll rises in Corpus Christi pistol feud
George Ryder of San Diego Texas dies at 9 30 p m in Corpus Christi increasing feud casualties to four. Others killed are Paul McAllister deputy game fish and oyster commissioner C M Bisbee constable and R R Bledsoe deputy constable and former ranger. Physicians report varying bed statements from the wounded and witnesses about who fired the first shot and who killed whom.
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Py Associated Press
Corpus Christi
George Ryder
San Diego
Texas
Paul McAllister
C. M. Bisbee
R. R. Bledsoe
McAllister
Bisbee
Bledsoe
Biedsoe
McMurray
Ben D. Lee
Jim
Ryder
Lubbock Man Killed By Live Electric Wire
Special to The News Lubbock July 6 Claude Thompson 82 a local garage mechanic was instantly killed last night when he touched a shorted live wire on a wet floor. A wire protector on the globe increased voltage entering his body through his legs. Medical aid arrived but he was dead. He is survived by his wife and four year old son.
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Lubbock
Claude Thompson
Billy Sunday cannot attend Scopes trial, endorses Bryan
Portland July 6 Rev William A Billy Sunday says he cannot go east for the Scopes evolution trial. He endorses views of William Jennings Bryan who heads to Dayton Tenn for the hearing.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Associated Press Today
William A
Billy
William Jennings Bryan
Dayton
Tenn
HolidayOutings Cost Two Lives In Oklahoma
Lawton Oklahoma July 6 Holiday outings cost two lives at points in the Wichita Mountains when Frank Ewing 19 of California and Norma Leach three year old daughter of Mrs S M Leach of Cement were drowned Ewing was drowned in the swimming pool at Craterville Park while the Leach child lost its life in Medicine Creek near Fort Sill
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Associated Press
Lawton
Okla
Wichita Mountains
Frank E. Wing
California
Norma Leach
S. M. Leach
Ewing
Craterville Park
Leach
Medicine Creek
Fort Sill
Aged Instructor Dies at St Edward's University
Austin report says Brother Filavian of the St Edward's University faculty died tonight at a local hospital after a lingering illness. He was 68 years old.
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Associated Press
Austin
Filavian
St. Edwards University
Interesting Classifieds Offer Bargains in Miscellaneous
A newspaper column highlights daily miscellaneous bargains listed for readers to exploit. The notice urges readers to call 3333 for more details on profitable offers and money-saving purchases.
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News and Post
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