Budget Delayed As Vernon Absent From Chamber Meeting
Opposition to advertising appropriations and slow greens light from finance committees delay the 1800 Edge budget. Board defer action until director Vernon returns, with managers and officers listed among attendees and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commierce
Vernon
Merring
Walsh Sy Wilbur Wank
bin Tampe
Marin
W. Te Mayman
Dee TP Parelli
Oscar Hardal
Joke K
Schall Extends Lead In Minnesota Primary Contest
In St Paul Minnesota Senator Thomas D Schall widens his lead as results from the state primary show a growing margin over opponent Christianson. Early tallies indicate Schall trailing by a margin of roughly 28 percent with понимаю in precinct returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Thomas D. Schall
Christianson
Tineta Sa
Pilot of Southern Cross to give up plane for fiancée
Captain Charlee Kingsford-Smith of Australia, who will command the Southern Cross, is reported to surrender his flight for Mary Powell of Melbourne. He plans to return to Melbourne to pursue Miss Powell, whom he met aboard a steamer en route to Australia, and love at first sight is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Cross
St Baldonnel
Dso
Charlee Kingsford-Smith
Mary Powell
Melbourne
Southern Croes
Harry Miss Powell
Kingsford-Smith
Miss Powel
Australis
McPherson
Biel
McPheron
Iceland in Jam No Guns to Fire Salvo for Danish Royalty
Partial OCR fragment hints at a Danish royal visit and attempted naval salvos. text is garbled with names and places. It mentions warships Bri Uehjoern and a limited automobile transport plan for Tetand. Unclear details due to legibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Reyriavie
Teeland
Tolay
Oltieais
Bri Uehjoern
Austin Postmaster Probe Ends Quietly
Investigation into Austin postmaster Len Hunter and his administration concluded by the postal department. The Senate had no information on the nomination, and officials denied any improper contents or charges in the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Asst
Senate
Man Slays Wife and Self Blaming U S for Shop
A grim report reveals a man killed his wife before taking his own life, citing blame toward the United States for purchasing his shop. The account notes related crime data and local police remarks from Stockholm about solved murders and the broader crime landscape.
Wheat Rebounds as Foreign Buyers Step In
The market saw a rebound as foreign buyers purchased at low prices for wheat corn and rye after earlier declines. Prices for grains touched bottom yesterday but the late session showed steadier tones and buying activity, lifting prices from the session lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovat
Courthouse plans delayed amid cost and design doubts
Fragmented OCR notes discuss an eight or nine story courthouse project costing about 400000, with plans submitted for construction. County officials contemplate action once plans are deemed acceptable, noting delays and concerns over design accuracy and approvals.
Houston Chamber approves balloon races on July 4
The aviation committee of the Houston Chamber of Commerce formally approved the national elimination balloon race slated for July 4. Promoters secured backing, with unofficial reports of fines avoided, while the National Guard unit would provide military police and guard duties during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Bank Messenger Shot In Robbery At Norman Bank
A Norman messenger for the Seeurien Corporation carrying millions was shot by a police officer during a bank hold up. He and several bank employees were wounded in the ensuing struggle as suspects fled with the cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alina
Guna Seeurien Corporation
Eeeities
Poth
Eriveen
Bande Ua
Bank Bale
Tratte Poiceman
Uae
Houston Boys Escape Death in Rough Gulf
A coastal rescue near Daytront Pressey details two boys adrift in heavy seas. They fought the gale for hours, one submerged, then worked to free a foul drag. Tug boats passed as calls for help echoed. exhausted, they chose to swim to shore arriving about 10:30 p.m. Saturday after rescue by a club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lindsay
Ie Ang
Lindsay
Shore Acres
Stan
Tommie Perry Rites Held At Sacred Heart Cathedral
Funeral services for Tommie Renee Perry infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Perry were held Tuesday morning at Sacred Heart Cathedral. Interment followed in Lane Cemetery under the direction of No Se Griens & Sons. Posty was an employee of the Fort Worth and Denver Railway Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie Rene Pery
Fied
Tom Perry
Stella Young Rites Planned For Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Stella Young 32 wife of C L Youre will be held at 1oclock Sunday at the Local Nonical Church with Rev J Ne Tinley officiating. Pallbearers named are Glen Willorden Yates Frank Bullock and others. Survived by husband and infant daughter Beatrice and her mother Mes ML Ingrat. Brother Tegram Amarilo Wallace Toe fram Neal and Le Togram. Burial will be in the family graveyard after a private funeral chapel service this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Cioiee Young
Youre
Re. J. Ne Tinley
Glen Wil Orden Yates
Frank Bullock
Byes
Co. Parks
G. W. Foreee
Beatrice
James Monroe Cole Funeral Pending
The funeral for James Monroe Cole, 46, is pending completion of arrangements. He died in Aransas Pass afternoon after a car wreck. He is survived by his widow and four children, plus three daughters and stepchildren. He is in the care of N. B. Griggs Son.
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James Mentos Cle
Aransas Faeded
Ca Rota
Tro the Payne
Lloyds
William H. Truscott Rites This Afternoon
Funeral services for Willan Truscott, 40, road contractor who died last Sunday afternoon in a hospital AE Raton New Mexia from injuries received in a railroad accident will be held from the Griggs Funeral chapel this afternoon conducted by G I Yates, pastor of the Baptist Church. Active pallbearers will be Smith Joe Gib Landis BE Nolen John Joe Hover J.D. Thompasn Will Stomach Wright Wilson Cromete. Burial will be in his cemetery. His widow and mother Mrs Mattie Feascole of Una Agen Calif are invited to attend.
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Willan Truscott
AE Raton
New Mexia
Griggs
Tyner
G. I. Yates
Bloat Baptist
Alltenern
Ee Smithy Joe
Gib Landis
BE. Nolen
John Joe
Il Be. Niche “Sgh Hover
J.D. Thompasn
Will Stomach
Wright Wilson Cromete
Baril
Mou Mattie Feascole
Una Agen
Calif
Cooper Infant Funeral Held At Llano Cemetery
Franecal services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs H G Cooper of 1007 Sissiespot street died at Tetlock Monday morning. Funeral rites were held at Griggs Funeral Chapel at 4 o clock yesterday afternoon with burial in Llano cemetery. Mrs Cooper worked as a salesman for the Arsbole Coffee Compass. A health map at the city wall showed five cases of typhoid fever.
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H. G. Cooper
Sissiespot Street
Tetlock
Griggs
Welock |Esterday
Llano
Mie Cooper
Arsbole Coffee Compass
The Office Wife Story of a Turbulent Engagement
Kathleen faces pressure to marry Ted while Anne warns of life’s trials as the sisters confront love, duty, and future plans. Amid revelations, Anne contemplates marriage to Eaton while family hopes for stability and work continues in high tension.
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Kathleen
Anne
Ted
Restance Eaton
Ted Olena
Slater
Mer Murdock
Tim
Lawrence Eaton
Hot Springs
Eaton
Linde
Lions Club Representatives to Panhandle Meeting
June 17 reports two red Lions expected in Par nla tonight as 88 Lions Clubs from District Taf tas prepare for a Panhandle gathering. The meeting aims to send delegates to the On to Denver event July 16 18 at the Denver Colorado convention. District Governor-elect Sai Mt Bea well of Clarendon will also attend.
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Tanwandle
Lions Tay
Taftas
Denver
Methodist Church
A. 7
Holcomb
Catbart
Srrnaitnal Conant Tbo
Jorger Drug Store Closed After City County Agreement
Five persons were arrested in connection with the closing of the Jorger Drug Store following an agreement with city and county authorities. The owner and staff faced charges, with a preliminary hearing waived and bond set for liquor related counts and other offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horger
Suse
Ets
Wawer
Tinton
Mandamus by Borger ex school head quashed by court
Court voids mandamus action by former Borger school head. Borger Lions Club nominations and election details teased with references to candidates and officers. Local race coverage includes debts, salaries, and district judge rulings. Burials in Darton grave noted in an abrupt closing item.
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Mandamus
Borger
Airports face new drainage and surfacing plan
Washington reports a reorganized committee will supervise drainage and surfacing projects at airports and landing fields to reduce delays. The panel includes airport expert F. Sommers and engineers from American Road Builders and related firms.
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Salta the News
Washington
Ha Iy of
Commerce
Delaya
Tarnen Ser
Aepear Acerca
Oh F. Sommers
Pees
C. N. Conner
American Roid Bulders Association
Tranny Indelphing
Henry H. Wilson
Assinted General Contractors
Charles
Instar American
W. W. Horner
Archibald Black
Tran
New York
Perry A. Fellows
Detroit
C. A. Hogestoger
Washingtons
James H. Pelhem
Lef
Port of Portland
Ore
Hale County Rural Districts Vote on Consolidation
Four Hale County rural school districts face consolidation votes on Saturday, June 2, after petitions prompted by Judge E C Abernathy. Precincts Science Hill, Pine, Stoneback, and Town Avenue near Plainview would join to form a single district with a central school location.
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Iale County
Peainview
Hale County
Booker Banquet Marks Opening of New Farm Area Site
A Saturday banquet highlighted Booker community growth as farmers and neighbors celebrated the opening of a new development area. Attendees, including local business leaders, discussed farming diversity and anticipated economic benefits from the project and nearby towns.
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Totel
Booker
Boney
Slaton man dies from shotgun wound in suspected incident
RM Allen a 45 year old farmer from Slaton died after a shotgun incident in Mshowe. Coroner Gordington ruled the death accidental or self inflicted. He is survived by his wife. Needy health concerns were noted among relatives as officials investigated.
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Rm, Allen
Slaton
Mshowe
Freermoon
Gordington
Nate
Radio hookup linked to world power conference banquet
A brief notice indicates the National Electric Light Association Convention in San Francisco will connect with the Second World Power Conference banquet. It notes Berlin times and a June 1 start, with corresponding U.S. time zones and a London DST reference.
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National Electric Light Association
San Francisco
Berlin
Matthew
Slosa
San Franz
Carl Koettgen
Araher
Neder
Poison Ivy Whips Eight Year Old Eradicator
Fragmentary report cites Oliver Lee Huts linked to a local board member saga. Text mentions martyrdom and a “Right now he is at esscnous weed” amid unclear context about a board and adult members.
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Iolton Fy
Oliver Lee
Ot Pa
Esscnous Weed
Enuuneration Aia
Harvest Intervenes In Runaway Wife Crisis In Texas
In El Paso Texas June 17 Edmard Paterson and companions report an attempt to recapture a runaway wife during a farm harvest near Wich. The incident disrupted work as harvest schedules were interrupted and attention turned to the domestic dispute and pursuit.
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Paso
Texas
Edmard Paterson
Talhoun May Again Be Candidate for District Attorney
Talhoun may again seek the district attorney post following a change in leadership. W D Fisher and others reportedly approved Calhoun for the role, with tentative plans to announce around September in 192. District boundaries include Dehiltee and Hatchineon Counties as part of the potential campaign area.
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Talhoun
Clem Calhoun
John Halen
Tata
Calhoun
Lends
Indehiltee
Hatchineon
W. D. Fisher
Livestock Shipped From Plainview Reported
Ten head of livestock were shipped the past week to Fort Worth and other points from Plainview. The shipments included hogs and cattle carried by various firms such as Fort Worth based Atmos company and Armstrong Packing Company.
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Ig Fort Worth
Atmos Companyy
Hogn
Fort Worth
B.J. Brown
Kansas
Armatrong Packing Compan
Ort Worth
McVickers
Idahoms City
Eastern Star Elects Officers in Panhandle Chapter
The Panhandle Eastern Star chapter elected and installed officers including Worthy Matron Ida Blacky Worthy, Worthy Patron George Curyea, Associate Matron Chas Sankey, Secretary Lonnle Skaggs, Treasurer Merida Spare, Organist Ira Lloyd, and several other named members such as Mrs. C Dowling, Mrs. LH Skages, Mrs. Esther WriteCormick, Martha George Virgen, and Tom Honey. The event lists ceremonial attenders and office roles within the organization.
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Panhande
Jones Worthy Stron
Ida Blacky
Fen
George
Curyea
Chas
Sankey Asociate
Lonnle
Skaggs
Ciaga
Merida Spare
G.'Dobhity
Sis
C. Dowling
Welsh
Ira Lloyd
Walens
LH Skages
Southwood
Rathaire
C.E. McGray
Esther
WriteCormick
Martha
George Virgen
Tom
Honey
Seardeny
Ferzelly
Gen Tael
Announce Appointments of Texans to Reserve
Washington June 17 The war department today announced the appointment of Texans to the United States Army Reserve force Baward Fearon Booth Dallas Lt Air Reserve Franklin Henry Seanagel Port Arthur Red Lt Int Milla Attizon Guynes El Paso 1st Lt Chesley Clide Setlington Engl Lake 2nd Lt Tat and Berlin Younger Killeen tat Lt
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Washington
United States Army Reserve
Fros
Baward Fearon Booth
Dall
Air
Franklin Henry Seanagel
Port Arthur
Milla Attizon Guynes
el Paso
Rent Chesley
Clide Setiington
Engl Lake
Berlin Younger
Killeen
Claude Steady Building Continues Amid New Nomies
In June 17 notes, the steady building progress continues at the Claude site with many new nomies rising in the pit. Horatio observes ongoing excavation as construction steadies toward a favored outcome.
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Claude
Amarillo plans July Fourth celebration with fireworks
July Fourth events in Amarillo include a daylong program at the ranch with swimming for children, contests, skee shoes, and a grand fireworks display starting at 8 PM. Concessions will run all day for attendees, with activities and a TriState motorcycle event nearby.
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Amarillo
Mignignt
Penlekrate
Proposals Touch Grande Military Highway Route
In Austin a proposal for Grande Military Highway 1S faces re routing and potential improvements. The document notes public discussion, with references to Brownsville and other towns, and mentions Major Willa Slentine Weber who died locally and previously worked on public transit plans.
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Austin
Feel Zachary Teper
Brownsvill
Southend
Willa Slentine
Weber
Restaurant Owners Open Convention in Houston and Fort Worth
June 17 reports the fourth annual southwestern Restaurant convention drawing several hundred attendees in Houston and Fort Worth. The event highlighted features include displays and performances by waitresses and a focus on hospitality industry themes amid a buzz about exhibits and planned activities.
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Houston
Texas
Suthwestern Restaura Cation
Rity
Edwards
Edwardn Wallon
Park
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