Pathe News Covers Amarillo Convention and Region
The Pathe News crew led by red Boekleman covers the Amarillo convention with official photos and parade scenes. Circulation reaches 50 000 weekly. They will feature images of the convention and the region including the world’s largest wheat farm and the handle oil fields between Amarillo and Dalhart.
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Pathe News
Red Boekleman
Vinears
Amarillo
New York
Crest
Here
Dalhart
Ahandle
Pathe
Haggard and Miss Daily Wed at Tulsa
Haggard former Daily News staffer and Elizabeth Daily were wed in Tulsa on Sunday May 13 after a two week trip that began with a vacation and included visits to several Oklahoma cities.
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Y Haggard
Miss Daily
Tulsa
Ay Haggard
Wes-Tex Oil and Gas News
Merly
The
Daily News
First Haggard
Miss Sabeth Daily
A. L. Daily
Taylor Street
Ahillo
Talia
Oklahoma
Gladys Greek Dies After Monday Night Illness
Gladys Greek aged 20 died Monday night at a local hospital after an illness. She was a student at A and M College and a member of Mith Church and Eastern Star. Survived by her father W Green and two brothers Wershell and Oland Green. Funeral at Polk Street Methodist Church Tuesday at 3 with Henry Stuckey officiating. Burial in Idaho Cemetery under Blackburn Funeral Home.
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Chamber of Commerce
Municipal Auditorium
Texas Federation of Pien
Abilene Christian College
Otia Truleve
Mre
R. Hooten
Tal
Amarillo Emerges as Key Rail Link Claim
James W. Albert of the Ruidoso chamber says Amarillo is central for Eastern Mexico and a direct Dallas Fort Worth rail connection. New Mexico delegates praise Amarillo and invite visitors to discover nearby mountain resort areas and Roswell links.
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Amarillo
Mexico
James W. Albert
Etary
Ruidoso
N. M
Merce
Dallas Fort Worth Worth
Mr. Albert
New Mexico
Jose
Newcico
Roswell
Ama
Ania
Ear Mountain
Juceslavia Evokes Bovine Automobiles Preference
Readable text notes Juceslavia evokes bovine owners preferring American cars, highlighting locals and symbols in a curious fragment.
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Eavants
Juceslavia
Roswell Hosts Early Parade at West Texas Chamber Meet
Roswell begins convention activities with an early parade through city streets. New Mexico delegates from Carlsbad Caverns Lincoln forest region vie for attention with exhibits. The Roswell group list includes Burnett, Talmadge, Welter, Dobbs, and others as they plan to depart tonight.
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Norwell
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Pecos Valley
Dovis
New Mexico
Russell and Cockrell
Atul
Carlsbad
Western
Artesia
Kneerman
Lincoln Nations Forest
New Mexico Mountains
Carlsbad Caverns
National Park
Lincoln Forest
Roswell
Russell and Cockrall
Cottingam
Kirst National Bank
Grover Welter
Welter Saddlery Company
Dewey-Klant
Milone-Coppedge Motor Company
Frank Talmadge, Jr
Cecil Bonties
Roewell Record
TH. DD. Burdette
Keoswell Buick Company
John Lekean
Busy Bee Ease
Claude Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
Grady Welter
Welter Grocery
J. W. Wiging
M. 4. McDonald
McDonald & Jewett
Barney Heid
Fd. Robertson
Joyce- Pruit Company
Pete Hodges
Bank of Commerce
W. F. Mcklvain
Carlabad
Charles Dobbs
Dabba Furniture Ecompany
A. C. Cagie
Roswell Auto Compan
O'Donnell is Best Plains Cotton Town
The Cavalcade from Donnell with twelve cars led by a band arrived in O'Donnell on Sunday. About forty to fifty people traveled, banners declaring O'Donnell the best cotton town on the plains. The band, a first year group, seeks a school to quarter at, with headquarters in Williams Hardware Store.
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Calvacade
Donnell
O'Donnell
Williams Hardware
Lil Y BRIEFS L. (. Row 10-Year-Old Engineer Dies
A 10 year old engineer named L. Row died at a local hospital at 8 this morning. Funeral directors N.S. Briggs and Sons said arrangements will wait for the family arrival in Amarillo. Louis and David Meyer heads of families depart for New York City and Europe to visit their mother and to buy clothing for Amarillo and Albuquerque stores. Congressman Marvin Jones travels to Gainesville as his father H. Kedanas lies seriously ill after surgery. Mrs. Jones drives back from Washington with friends.
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Rorver
Amarillo
N.S. Briggs and Sons
Louis Meyer
David Meyer
Albuquerque
New York City
England
Meyer Brothers
Amavillo
Europe
Marvin Jones
Gainsville
Hi. Kedanas
Mrs. Jones
Washington
Abilene's Famous Cowboy Band Arrives for Convention
The Cowboy Band from Simmons University of Abilene leads the Abilene delegation with 35 members in town for the convention. The group recently returned from Birmingham where it was named official band of the United Confederate Veterans. Plans call for tours to Chicago and Philadelphia, and a future North Central tour under Redpath-Vaught Lyceum. Director D C Wiley was absent, so the five year band competition was not entered.
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Simmons University of Abilene
Abilene
Eatire
West Texas
Birmingham
Ala
National United Confederate Veterans
D. C. Wiley
Cowboys
Manawer U. BL Sandefer
Childress Special Delayed By Death Of Local Child
The Childress chamber of commerce delegation will arrive at 10:00 AM on a special train carrying about 1000 people, delayed due to the death of J W Davenport’s six year old son from burns. Funeral services were held Monday at 4:30 PM.
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J. W. Davenport
Childress Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Chamber of Commeree
Davenport
Burns
Charter Board Denies Texas Firm Stock Sale in Kansas
The Winter Garden Development Company of San Antonio Texas was refused a Kansas charter to sell up to 100000 dollars worth of stock to Kansas investors for winter garden development. Commissioner Roy Jonebank questioned why Kansas should fund Texas growth, and the board rejected the charter in about five minutes.
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Proastopeka
Kans
Winter Garden Development Company
San Antonio
Texas
Kansas Charter Board
Kansas
Winter Gardens
Charter Board
Roy Jonebank
Funeral set for auto victim in Higgins
John W. May a 72 year old Higgins ranch pioneer was killed late Sunday night after being struck by a car on Tyler street near Seventh. Driver J W Washington is jailed on negligent homicide charges as police investigate the fatality. May owned the Box-T ranch and was a well known figure in the Misins country. He was in Amarillo to attend a convention and was walking to Judge Adkins home when struck.
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John W. May
Higgins
Tyler Street
May
J. W. Washington
Negro Cook
Amarillo
Jack Adkins
Washington
Tian
Webb
Wis
Caligates Free Vampl Ete Thee Chy Phe Paducah
A fragmentary report describes delegates arriving Monday in Amarillo to pitch tents and anticipate meals prepared by ranch cooks. The scribbled text is incomplete but indicates a gathering with planned food and campsite setup.
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Paducah
Ae Becalio
Heniele
Amarillo
Browehe
Living in Athers Reflects Real Period Era
Fragmentary note discusses life in Athers as characteristic of the authentic period. It hints at daily routines, social customs, and community rhythms shaping regional identity. The text remains concise and contextually focused on defining the era through living conditions.
Memphis Band to Parade Through the City Today
Memphis band led by George Sager arrives on a special train at 9 50 and will parade down Polk Street. About 1 500 fans from Hall County capital are expected to join the delegation and crowd the streets.
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Memphis
George Sager
Hall County
Medmphis
Husband arraigned after wife attempts suicide
New York June 21 Associated Press Young Rogers McDermott of Brooklyn faced felonious assault charges after his 17 year old wife Mia Katherine McDermott told him she planned to kill herself. She swallows poison while he stood nearby. She recovered.
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Fie
Associated Preachi
New York
Young Rogers McDermott
McDermott
Brooklyn
Mia
Katherine McDermott
Dallas Democrats condemn state committee action
Dallas county Democratic executive committee denounces the state committee endorsement of Governor Miriam A Ferguson. It calls for an immediate special legislative session to validate district road bonds challenged by a U.S. Supreme Court decision. Lynch Davidson leads for governor with Edith Williams next.
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Associated Tress
Dallas
Dallas County Democratic
State Committee
Miriam A. Ferguson
Supreme Court of the United States
Lynch Davidson
Edith Wilmians
M. A. Ferguson
Yan Mostly
Kate Miller Johnsen Fith
ERMY OFFICERS TO SPEAR HERE AT APEH DINNER
Aces Major General John A. iiles General Paul fh Malnve and Brigadier General duke Walteree will give short talks at the event. The program ends with a reception and a cover charge of 1.29.
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John A. Iiles
Paul Fh Malnve
Duke Walteree
Spring 32 Piece Band Proves Popular at Convention
The 32 piece band from Tig Springs draws large crowds at the convention with the bard and Hil delegates accompanying the ensemble to Amarillo for the event.
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Tig Springs
Hil Delecstes
Amarillo
Wichita Falls Prepares for Next Meeting Led by Harrison Group
Malcolm Harrison, an advance man, has spent weeks organizing for the upcoming session. Ws Chathan Jr leads the train while Hubert M Harrison serves as general manager. Headquarters are at the C. & MW. drug store in Wichita Falls.
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Malcolmy Harrison
Ws Chathan, Jr
Hubert M. Harrison
C. & MW. Drug Store
Quanah Bandmen Wear Waque Uniforms Here
A Quanah delegation led by a 350 piece band arrived in Amarillo early Monday morning. The group wore dark brown uniforms with Indian feathers on headgear and included a 29 member ladies band in buckskin clothes with blankets. Carl Wiley, secretary in charge of the delegation, headquartered at the Amarillo Music Club.
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Quangh
Amarillo
Carl Wiley
Chamber of Commetes
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