Amarillo Women’s Club Delegates Attend 1931 Convention
In 1931 Amarillo plans delegation from the Chamber of Commerce to attend a Texas women’s club convention. About 600 businesswomen are expected, with Amarillo sending seven delegates including Faye Gordon and Gertrude Foraker. Other delegates from Pavhandle, Childress, and nearby towns will join. Badges, hats, and programs will be provided. Sunday events include a social gathering.
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Sine Federation of Buizest
Esi
Amarillo
Tealflab
Texas
Georgia
Eli Fe
Chamber of Commerce
Esas
Anarilo Chapter
TISG
Faye Gordon
Ebal- Dak
Ankle Gober
Teel Pres Gen
Gertrude Foraker
Vee Gillligents
Mise
Katerine
Meteal
Cleo Bradley
J. K. Drake
Mire Ala Richardson
Pavhandle
Pitt- Beet Pape
Childress
Chanter of Commerce
Eat West
Souths
Martha Washington
Canis
Rain Moves East From Panhandle Into West Oklahoma
Reports from Santa marks indicate light showers and scattered rain in the Panhandle areas yesterday, then moving east into western Oklahoma. Weather authorities warn that the system may linger with limited clearing and continued unsettled conditions across Canyon and Hereford as forecasts suggest a return to calmer conditions today.
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Panhandle
West Oklahoma
Themn
Tesas
Pantandie Rist
Okla
Hereford
James Y Graves Rites Today Veteran Railroadman
Funeral services for James Y Graves, a longtime railroad worker, are held at 2 PM today at the Polk Street chapel. Graves, 96, came to Amarillo 28 years ago and worked for the Santa Fe and later for Fort Worth and Denver. He was a Mason and is survived by his widow, one son, and two daughters. A local Knight Templar service will follow with a memorial rite at the cemetery.
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Janes TY
Graves
Pere Worth
Denver
Halleay Irere
Bie
North Fillmore
Graver
Atemoria
Ghildress Youth Rites Set For 11 Year Old Boy
Funeral services for Louis W. Chi dress 11 year old son of Be e24 Mrs Henry Chaldeees will be at 10 am today at N.S Greens Lane Funeral chapels. Rev. Guy Shiede will officiate at Ged 'Courey Cemetery. A brother Wilmer and several siblings are mentioned as ill or deceased with typhoid.
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Louis W. Chidress
Henry Chaldeees
Arthur
N.S Griens Lane
Guy Shiede
A Seni
Ged
Courey
Louie Childrean
Wilmer
Rehelose
Births of Twins Shift Fresno Center of Population
The Fresno area reports births of twins prompting discussion that population center is moving westward. The official line lists newborns to Mr and Mrs Weber of Fresno and other families, with dates and details partially garbled.
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Fresno
Jane S
Keeneth
Weber
Jane
Peter Weber Fresne
Membha
Oper
New York
Clarendon Plans July Fourth Five Bands Biggest Celebration
Clarendon officials announce a July 4 festival featuring five bands and a mass concert expected to attract at least 100 bandsmen. The event includes free races, games, a grand dinner, and other attractions with A Denauet coordinating closing ceremonies and CG Kemp leading the chamber of commerce effort.
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Clarendon
Plana
Ie Ta
Kemp
Chamber of Commerce
Cal Chalman
Tariff Bill in Conference for Fourth Time
Washington report notes the tariff bill returning to conference for a fourth time as Senate and House conferees prepare to reconcile provisions on temporary duties and free imports from Mexico and Canada for parts, with Vice President Curtis presiding and Senate chairman Senator Scott coordinating the talks.
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Dane
Aia
Senate
Tod
Curtis Upbel Sheene
Wate
Srovieen
Carle
Mfeico
Canada
CMD
Utah
Sid
Setoreay Ois
Villain Opens Fire After New York Domestic Tragedy
In an unsettling incident in a Curtiss Street area, Frank Usd, living under the same roof with Mrs Tpelits and Mrs Thereen Sella for 12 years, allegedly opened fire after an argument with the two women who were called mother by both. Police captured Usd later that night as the victims were rushed to hospital with gunshot wounds.
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Ut Pice
Franky
Tite S
Urchester Battle at St Francis Arts Night Lineup
Su Peancie presents a Sunday night event at St Francis where University Six and Amarilo Sugar Stonpers compete for honors. Matile Castleberry leads the dance and programs while Jane Evins conducts ballet practice amid regional Republican circuits and civic posts.
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Su' Peancie
Fem
Obisheise University
Amarilo
Sugar
Pistes
Matile Castleberry
Annapolis Graduates Near Four Hundred Count
Annapolis ceremony notes nearly 400 graduates under Secretary Adams presence with remarks on attendance and status. The article references naval education, ceremonial elements, and related acknowledgments.
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Annapolis Grads
SECY
ADAMS
Jim Young Attacks Tom Love in Texas Campaign
Jim Young accuses Thomas B Love of using a smoke screen to push prohibition and hide true issues. He alleges Love funds a penitentiary expansion and seeks to undermine party integrity while appealing to voters with anti prohibition rhetoric.
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Jim Young
Tom Love
Flood Relief Benefit Entertainment Draws Crowd at Auditorium
A large audience filled the auditorium for a flood relief benefit highly praised for entertainment. Performances included Hawaiian orchestra selections, comic skits by the Black Face Players, song and dances by Dorothy Peato and Sidney Del Dees, and a lively encore by Vernon's all-nemen chorus. Audience praise centered on the lively program and the charitable purpose of the event.
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Dorothy Peato
Sidney del Dees
Ziegele'Ehouid
Indians Cease Crown Prince Labors Mourning Gandhi Arrest
Bombay dispatch reports Indian unrest over Gandhi arrest and labor clashes as workers stone mills and police disperse crowds. London conference prospects murky amid calls for self rule and a round table outcome. Hamburg notes plan for Friedrich Wilhelm von Hohenlohe to mark a wedding anniversary with quiet observance and travel to Doorn.
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Hamburg
Germany
Friedrich” Wildeleeter
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Hohenillera
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Cap Norte
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Americas
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Doorn
Kaiser
Moreno
Seventeen Charged in Chickasha Mob for Passing of Black Person
June 5 report from Chickasha states seventeen men were charged after a mob incident involving an alleged assault on a Black person by a white woman on a street near Othe Ave. Names include John Gooch and Cope Donaldser among others.
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Chickasha
Cman
Ler
John Gooch
Cope Donaldser
Ex-Houston Cop Held on $10,000 Bond
A damaged OCR item reports ex Houston police officer being held on a $10,000 bond in connection with a February 1920 robbery at Dr Me Rives’s office on Main Street. Suspects John E. Miller and Jack Knight were arrested. Miller reportedly convicted of robbery by the army and sentenced to five to eight years. The piece also mentions unrelated Washington news items about tariffs and river projects.
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Houston
Pealent Pee Houston
June McGowan
Ho ‘Eas
Dr Me Rives
Man Street
Sah
John E. Miller
Jack Knights
Miller
Texas Annapolis graduate to wed in East St. Louis
A Texas Annapolis graduate to wed Miscary Allee Riggs of East St. Louis after completing a commission and exercises today. The event marks a merging of two graduates from Aval Academy and a formal union planned with local officials in attendance.
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Texas
Annapolis
Riga
Iaval Academy
Anneal
Long Cruise Ends in Tragedy on Narrow Boat
A 30 year old voyage ending in the loss of a parent in a small boat near Jefferson Texas while en route from Sinnmers toward New Orleans. The party planned to travel the Red and Mississippi rivers to reach the Panasia region, but the trip was halted by a fatal incident.
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Charles Das
Jefferson
Texas
New Orleans
Panasia Ceval
Telate Gillispie
Williams Heads M Amid Cannon Row Prospect
Acting leader Nean Williams takes charge at M amid a tempest in Washington over the Bishop Cannon affair. Caraway of Arkansas says December shifts loom as Srton D. faces leave. Williams expected to become permanent head as Hoover advises a retreat to calm.
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Caraway
Washington
Bishop Cannon
Antonio Ferrri
Columbia
Tion
Fortsmith
Arkansas
Str Ton D. Rocks Ie
Brooks
Board of
Cursors
de Williams
Camer
Cannon
Five Drug Addicts Escape on Coast
A fragmented report describes five drug addicts escaping on the coast amid hospital, college and presidential interest. The text references Sacred College of Cardi, a cardiac event, and a search of quarters, with unclear details about locations, dates, and authorities.
Fiancee of Gambler Wed in New Orleans
A garbled record notes the marriage of Miet Seamie McBride to Tate Oskiey B. Hats in New Orleans. It mentions Sam Mace and Mrm Kelloway related to a gambling case but the text is unclear. The bride became widely known in New Orleans gambling circles for years.
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New Orleans
Miet
Seamie McBride
Tate Oskiey B
Alain New
Sam Mace
Mrm Kelloway
Hhatder
Atheart
Ersien
Committee on Texas project arrives in North Texas
A federal veteran’s hospital project task force arrived in Dallas Fort Worth to evaluate sites in North Texas for a 1.2 million veteran hospital. Members include Admiral Charles F. Riggs Surgeon General SE W. Jalane and Winthrop Adams with the Navy and Veterans Bureau. The party planned to start in Fort Worth to inspect local locations.
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Jane
Veterens
Burens
Ite
Texas
Charles F. Riggs
Sergson Feneral
Navy
SE W. Jalang
Winthrop Adams
Neterane
Trip
Bureau
L. A. Warrer
Fort Worth
AMD
Tase
Alsup Trial Goes to Jury Late at Night
The trial of John Alsup, a former policeman charged with murder in the Tate case and complicity in a bank robbery attempt at the First State Bank of Polytechnic, moved to the jury after a long day of testimony. Judge George J. Hoses instructed the jurors, with the defense urging acquittal and the death penalty sought by the state.
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Alsup
Alwr
John Alsup
Fi State Bank of Polytechnic
Rood
Critial
John Wiep
Ise Tate
Flrst State Bank of Polytechaic
Ape Stuart
Neere
Esse
Geo. Je Hoses
Algup
Tate
River Course Altered by Machine in Aberdeen
News notes a river channel change near Aberdeen after a machine operation, describing a 200 foot wide new channel cutting across bends and leaving pools where mountain fish flutter. Reports mention plastic shaping work on the earth and a dangerous roadway impact from the change.
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Aberdeen
Neers
Young Bridegroom Acquitted in Wife Murder Case
Steveport Louisiana reports Roy Delatte twenty one years old was acquitted of murdering his bride just hours after their wedding. The jury deliberated sixteen minutes and found him not guilty after testimony alleging the shooting in the bridal chamber. The body was found across a bed where the couple had been drinking prior to the incident. Delatte had been indicted on the charge that the bullet wound was not caused by a murder weapon. During the trial the defendant admitted he robbed a Birmingham store prior to the events.
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Birmingham
Alan Ay
Marsh
Tink Young
Eaton
Dean
Tie
Anna
Ola
Cesiatt
Murda
Pettaei
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Murdock
Iain
Sant Perko
Kathien
Ater
Anse
Athleen’s
Lola
Aranda complains as earache rumor links to trucks
Ramon Aranda alleged that a Spanish custom and a city disturbance involved amorous youths and truck activity. The incident discusses discomfort and a pledge for relief, with Aranda demanding action from authorities.
Entangled Lives at a Glamour Party
The narrative follows Kathleen and Anne through a racy social scene at Dolly Davis’s party. Kathleen’s circle includes Lola, Kathleen’s suitors, and Dolly’s bold Georgie as Anne sketches rivalries, ambitions, and shifting affections. Secrets loom as Dolly schemes, Kathleen resists, and Anne weighs consequences for Kathleen’s inheritance quest. The piece ends with a teaser of further revelations to come.
Joy Ride News That Weather Boosts Fair Attractions
A garbled report from Tel State Fair Grounds notes a Joy Ride attraction drawing crowds as good weather returns. The piece mentions fish themed food, family rides, and special rates for children, with unclear details about pricing and safety.
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Enange Sr
Wena x
Tel State Fair Grounds
Snaston
Gums Bleeding Signals Periodontal Health Threat
A brief report notes that chronic gum bleeding may indicate pyorrhea or gum disease undermining overall health. Dentists warn early signs require evaluation to prevent tooth loss and systemic implications. Regular brushing, flossing, and checkups are urged.
Piles Quick Remedy Promises from HEMGROID
A fragment claims a real internal medline based cure for piles called HEMGROID by Deeds Leonhardt. It asserts internal treatment and discourages ointments or suppositories while touting a cure for weakening parts. The ad hints at high fees and encouraging readers to obtain the product from a city doctor or druggist.
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Leonhardt
Boney
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