Banks Back Panhandle Farm Efforts Across Towns
A long list of banks and bankers from Amarillo, Guymon, Hereford, Claredon, Tulia, Friona, Perryton, Spearman, Canyon, White Deer, and other Panhandle towns endorses farm-crop handling programs. The roster includes First National Bank Amarillo, National Bank Perryton, Spearman Banks, Fort Worth National Bank, and many state and regional lenders as sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averwood
First National Bank
Main Vew
J. W. Skipworth
Kress
Has Wilbur
Perryton
National Bank
B. W. Carson, Jr
Spearman
W. B. Oldham
Portales
Ford
Farmers State Bank
Clarendon
BF. B. Bradburs
Mechanics & Metals National Bank
Kansas City
C. E. Duke
Tulia Bank& Trust Co
Tulia
T. S Stevenson
First State Bank
Floydada
J. V Daniel
J. D. Gillespie
Dallas
National Bank Dallas
HW. E. Guy Farners
HW. E. Guy Farners State Bank Texico, N. M.; R. L. van Zandt
Federal Reserve Bank
Gilbert
G L Addison
W. S Quigley
Citizens State Bank
Memphis
A. S Madden
H. Read Call County National Bank
W. M. Masie
Fort Worth National Bank
Fort Worth
Geo. A Lock
National Bank of Conmer
J. H. Prichard
City National Bank
Armarillo
Thos. J. Boney
Miami
Jno
L. Wilson
Stockyards National Bank
Mase
Gooddell Drovers Catthe Loan Co
J. C. Paul
Panhandle
E. E. Amick
M. J. Hackett
New Enland National Bank
Kans City
D. E Finley
Pama
D. Lea Vicars
Friona State Bank
Friona
Geo. W. Cartwright
D. T. Hoskins
Las Vegas
N. M
Henry Wilkinson
First State Bank & Trust Co
Hereford
R. Herbst
C. CC. Acker
Western
Workers urged to join general strike
Circulars calling on American workers to refrain from the presidential election and instead join a general strike were turned over to the Department of Justice today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Johnson Lea Follette and Bryan Endorsed by Nebraska Committee
In Lincoln Nebraska on June 22 Senator Hiram Johnson Senator Robert M La Follette and W J Bryan were endorsed as third party candidates at a meeting of Nebraska members of the committee of 48 to name delegates for the party convention in Chicago on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lncoln
Neb
Hiram Johnson
Robert M. Lea Follette
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Committee of 48
Chicago
Hayes Named Chairman As National Committee Chooses Members
The report lists national committeemen from Idaho Kentucky New York Nebraska Utah New York and others with Mrs Jeannette A Hyde Mrs Christine Lady South and Mrs South among executive committee members. One member to be named later Hayes announced the panel and noted Mrs South’s role as assistant secretary to the national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
John W. Hart
Idaho
A T. Mert
Trent Kentucky
Charles JD. Hilles
New York
RB. Howell
Nebraska
Jeannette A. Hyde
Utah
Arthur Livermore
Boise Ponrecs
Pennsylvania
Mies Corrine Roosevelt Stobinson
Christine Lady South
Kentucky
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
Hayes
South
National Committee
Bradley
Cabinet Plants Delayed Action On Railroad Strike
President Wilson did not act after receiving Payne’s cabinet briefing on the railroad strike. The wage award from the railroad labor board, retroactive to May 1, would be unnecessary unless the strike worsens. Payne spoke with labor leaders, including W N Doak, before the cabinet discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Payne
Railroad Administration
Wilch
Railroad Labor Board
W. N. Doak
The
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Demonstrations Over High Prices Turn Violent Across Regions
Rioters clash with police injuring several in protests described across Oenabrueck Crefeld and Frankfurt am Main. Crowds attempt to storm a prison. shops are looted as authorities restore order in Hanover province and Rhine region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Benlin
Oenabruweck
Province of Hanover
Crefeld
Rhine
Frankfrton
Maine
AL Oenabrueck
Prohibition Cuts Jail Inmate Count In New Jersey
Burdett G. Lewis, New Jersey commissioner, said prohibition reduced jail inmates by 2 percent and cut jail costs by half a million dollars since July. He spoke at a meeting of public officials on charity and correction and the national conference on education of backward children, noting a rise in detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Burdett G. Lewis
New Jersey
My Lewis
Jcont
American Assocition of Public Officials of Charity and Correction
National Conference On Education of Backward Children
Ten-Year Sentence For Robertson Murder Trial
James Robertson was found guilty of murdering Mrs. Stella Basham in Fort Worth Texas. The jury sentenced him to ten years in the penitentiary after a three hour deliberation. The defense claimed the killing followed an attempt to break up his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT. Worth
James Roberto Sn
Stella Basham
Toberman
Robertson
Shriners Report 74 725 Membership Gain
The ancient Arabic order, nobles of the Mystic Shrine shows a net gain of 74 725 in membership for the previous year per the imperial reader's report at the Imperial reunion in Portland Oregon. Isaiah Fountainaine, a Black inmate who twice escaped Easton jail after a death sentence, was recaptured on a farm 14 miles north of Easton. Maryland authorities had hunted him along the eastern shore for a week as guards were posted at Easton jail to prevent disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Baltimore
Isaiah Fourntaine
Easton
Maryland
Fountain
Meorsland
Liverpool Strike Spreads Across Port Activities
Officers and engineers join other ship workers in refusing to sail unless ships carry union wireless operators on strike. Shipping circles predict port activity will nearly halt by week’s end. Rainfall in Amarillo recorded as .24 inch early Tuesday morning per local weather bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Amarillo
Social Notes Personal Mention of Golding Trolingers
Mrs John Golding and her young son Jack left Sunday night for Fort Worth to reside with Colonel John Golding in recruiting service there. Mr and Mrs T C Trolinger and their California children plus James and Ralph Trolinger of Amarillo left this morning for the Pacific coast. Mir and Mrs Trolinger had been guests of Mrs A M Trolinger at 408 Westighth street for about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Golding
Jack
Fort Worth
T. C. Trolinger
California
James
Ralph Trolinger
Amarillo
Pacific Coast
Mir
Trolinger
A. M. Trolinger
Westighth Street
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Johnson, LA Follette and
Bryan
Harry Holland’s Men’s Store
MAGE
Shriners
American Railway Express Company
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Oo. C. Quin
Ance
Palm Beach
Rubin’ S Toggery ‘S
the Panhandle
Ion Phone
Ae Sieeda
Merchants Auto
Service & Supply
W. 7Th St
Blackburn
Edwin Clapp
Oxfords
Stetson
Blackburn Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Knox
Binan & Owens
School of Dancing
Polk Street
Ment
Amarillo Motorcycle
Storage Service
Statio
T. M. Caldwell Co
What He
Ando
Steve
Qatisey
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