Champ Clark Dies Democratic Leader At 70 In Washington
Missouri congressman Champ Clark a longtime House speaker and Democratic leader died in Washington near the Capitol after a cold worsened to pleurisy. He served 26 years in the House and waning health followed the loss of re election. Senate and House paused briefly as tributes flowed and his widow was promised a year of his salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Champ Clark
Missouri
Democratic Party
Capitol
House
Senate
Congress
Clark
Representative Rucker
Representative Mondell
Champ Clark Thomson
Bowling Green
Shoup
Bennett
James M Thomson
New Orleans
Renato Harrison
Death of Randel Found in Wagon Near Memphis Ranch
MEMPHIS Texas March 2 A Randel 39 living on the Taal ranch six miles southeast of Memphis was found dead in his wagon on the road to his home Heart disease was given as the cause of death He leaves a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byevial
Memphis
Texas
Mar
A Randel
Taal Ranch
Dealers Laud Amarillo Daily News After Auto Show
The Amarillo Panhandle Automobile Association thanks the Amarillo Daily News for its cooperation in promoting the recent Automobile and Style Show held in Amarillo Texas on February 28 1921. President Toney Chisum and secretary C H Dixon extend best wishes and invite the newspaper to future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Toney Chisum
Amarillo-Panhandle Automotive Association
C. H. Dixon
Strip map Colorado Gulf Highway 13 under preparation
Floyd W. Walker publicity agent for the Colorado to Gulf Highway Association says a strip map from Trinidad to Galveston is being compiled. He notes Amarillo road enthusiasts and car dealers contributed funds, and the map will cover Trinidad to Amarillo with plans to extend to Galveston. The highway region is improving for tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Floyd W. Walker
Colorado-to-Gulf Highway Association
Walker
Trinidad
Galveston
Colorado
New Mexico
Association
R. B. Mefford
Clarendon
Texas
Local court attendance and funeral notices in Amarillo
Judge Leslie Humphreys and Judge Tarleton Morrow of Wichita Falls attended the Amarillo court of civil appeals. Burial plans for Marcus L. Smith list his Arkansas origin and Claude residence with surviving widow and three daughters. The Khiva Shrine Patrol discussed constitution and by laws at a semimonthly meeting and eyed a May 26 ceremonial with planned drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Humphreys
Tarleton Morrow
Wichita Falls
Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo
Marcus L. Smith
Llano
Smith
Arkansas
Claude
R. EK. McQueen
Monroe Street
This City
Hood Brown
Santana
N. M
Anna Smith
Chinde
Imp Democratic Appropriation Bill Signed by Wilson
President Wilson signed the 10.5 million dollar diplomatic and consular appropriation bill in Washington on March 2. Congress completed and sent the agricultural bill for 38 million dollars. Only three regular appropriation bills and sundry civil and those for the army and navy remain before Congress. The Presidents desk is clear of supply bills until the agriculture measure arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Witson
Congress
White House
Army
Navy
Champ Clark Honored by Texas Legislature in Tribute
The Texas Senate rejected a bill to make game fixing a felony 13 to 10 after opposition led by Senator Page. Other actions included repeal measures, boxing regulation talks, and a suspension sentence debate. The House adjourned late in tribute to Champ Clark for his service to constitutional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Senate
Dorough
Bowie
Page
Bastrop
McNealus
Dallas
Texas League
Parr
Duval
Davidson
Harrison
Carlock
Tarrant
Horton
John Davis
Department of Banking and Insurance
Baugh
House
House Committee On
American Legion
Binkley
Young
Miller
Rountree
Brazos
Champ Clark
Speaker Dr Groner Headlines Baptist Banquet Tonight
Dr PF Groner secretary of the Texas Baptist Mission Board will speak at the Baptist church banquet tonight in Hereford Amarillo events are planned with 250 attendees Women of the church prepared the event Invocation by Rev Griswold H W Virgin to preside Music by Sunday Level orchestra Jenne A Rogers directing Wilborn to respond on Crave Meditations and Well Directed Action F Fuqua T Vickers to present Mossback Views and Frank Ry Bueno to deliver Weighty Reply A Men's Brotherhood is planned under FP Phillips and Guy W Fuller attendance chairmen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groner
Texas Baptist Mission Board
Baptist Church
Hereford
Amarillo
CR. Griswold
H.W. Virgin
Lebel
Jenne A Rogers
Wilborn
HH. Fuqua
Sul T. Vickers
Mossback
Frank Rybuen
FP. Phillips
Guy W. Fuller
Dallas Woman Shot by Former Husband
In Dallas Texas Lee Michaels 38 of Kansas City shot and mortally wounded himself after wounding his former wife Mrs Pearl Garner with two bullets from a large caliber automatic pistol She is in critical condition Michaels died soon at a local hospital He had come to see his two children and fired at Garner on the porch after arriving from Kansas City and returning to the house The couple had married twice with Garner previously divorcing Michaels once before and again after a brief remarriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Pearl Garner
Lee Michaels
Kansas City
Senate Advances on Supply Bills Amid Adjournment Push
Washington March 2 Congress moved to clear ten of thirteen annual supply measures within a day and a half of adjournment. Senate debates focused on the naval bill while other measures such as compensation for veterans and meat and coal industry regulation dwindled, and President Wilson had signed six supply measures with more awaiting his signature. The House rejected a Senate Army bill provision setting next year’s army strength at 175,000 and sent the bill to conference while approving a higher army air service appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
Patents Office
Wilson
Post Office
District of Columbia
White House
Labor Department
House
Army Air Service
Central Labor Union to Be Reorganized
The Amarillo Central Labor Union plans a full reorganization to revitalize the union. A five member committee will visit locals to solicit new members as painters, firemen, plumbers and other trades sign up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Amarillo Central Lesor Union
Oid
Wdl Tull
J. F. Neal
Joe Wilson
J. R. Tankford
J. O. Walling
Foderation of Labor
Ipathy
Tte
Liberty Cafe
Ed Tullis
Col. Atkins
Promoters Abandon Soldiers Bonus Bill in Congress
Washington March 2 The push for the soldiers bonus bill was dropped by its supporters as the current congressional session proceeds. The measure aimed to award veterans a financial bonus reflecting their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Allies prepare firm postwar reparations stance for Germany
London reports a unanimous ally verdict on Germany’s reparations counter proposal presented by Dr. Simons. Britain may authorize armed action including occupation of Mannheim and Ruhr ports if Germany refuses, with Briand pressing for swift measures while Britain and Italy resist haste. German delegation expresses despondence as all options point to allied terms being imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons
Supreme Council
Lloyd George
Germany
Mannheim
Ruhr
Rhine
M. Briand
Foch
Wilson
Nerhaus
Briand
Telephone directory distributed to city subscribers
The Bell Telephone company announces a new telephone directory for the city to be issued within days. General Manager George Hill says the directory will have four more pages than the previous issue and notes a total of 2400 subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hill
Southwestern
Bell Telephone Company
Manager Hill
Hill
Needless life sacrifice charges stricken from report
Washington March 2 report says charges of needless sacrifice of American soldiers on Armistice Day were stricken from the sub committee report by the House War Investigating Committee amid temple of dammitioet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Washington
House War
Ash Legislator to Resign in Arkansas Controversy
Bentonville Arkansas March 2 The Bentonville county tax league of 25 local leagues adopted resolutions asking state senator J F McFartin to realign for failing to represent taxpayers in tax matters This marks the first instance in Arkansas of a legislator being formally urged to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joms
Bentonville
Ark
No Bogus on The News As Eager Readers Read Plain Facts
A boastful note asserts The News is the sole fresh paper in the Plains Country on the current date. It claims exclusive delivery via its leased AP wires and warns readers that rival papers with the same dated sheets are spurious or counterfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Soue
German proposal to meet allies demands belatedly discussed
London March 2 The Allies issued a conference statement summarizing Germanys plan for reparations claiming it relieves Germany of a substantial portion of treaty obligations. The German plan uses an eight per cent discount rate for fixed annuities and excludes variable annuities tied to exports. The statement argues the Paris plan presents far larger present values and that Germany proposes only a small fraction of Paris totals, leaving Germanys external debt far smaller in comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Paris
Germany
Phen
Randal Becomes Sole Owner of Rexall Store in Amarillo
Oscar Randal, sole owner of the Rexall Drug Store, announces he has purchased his sister Mary Randal’s share and now runs the business in Amarillo Texas. He praises Amarillo as a prime business town and plans to expand stock and services. His sister leaves for Dallas to establish a future home. In Austin, March 2, the senate kills a bill to make loitering a felony and the Texas declaration of independence is read in the House. Howe calls for an army of 150000 while the House rejects the Senate’s 175000 enlistment proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voor Randal
Mary Randal
Rexall
Mr. Randal
Texas
Amaoto
Assor
Austin
Senate
Fay
Anti Soviet Uprising Report Confirmed in Russia
British officials confirm reports of an anti-Soviet uprising in Russia and say the situation is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prems
London
Russia
City Commission to Decide on Amarillo Library Plans
The Amarillo Board of City Commissioners continues deliberations on library and auditorium plans after presentations by several architects. Today the group will select the firm to prepare final plans and specifications, having reviewed four ideas and sketches submitted by outside architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Board of City Commissioners
Ray Wheatley
J. M. Delzell
G.J. Vineyard
L. A. Wells
R. 8. Thompson
H. Madden
Myrtle Powell
F. Collins
Harvey House
Prisoners Return to Scene of Lubbock Murder
Ed Connally Hulitt Conally and Jess Bond charged with the murder of J E Craft station agent for Santa Fe at Lubbock were escorted back to the crime scene. Sheriff Holcomb and Special Officer Tones took them to the site and boarded the 9 o clock Santa Fe train south. The trio wish to be tried in Potter County amid fears of mob action as tension in Lubbock County rises. Henry Hibbert, long in Lub, fears mob violence and awaits subpoena for Friday's day of trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Connally
Hulitt Conally
Jess Bond
J. E. Craft
Santa Fe
Lubbock
D. A. Holcomb
Lubbockounty
Henry Herbert
Potter County
Lubbock County
Henry Hibbert
Lub
Tractor School a Success Says Farmers at Closing Day
The closing day of the Tractor School at 1013 Wicoth Taylor street drew large crowds with 135 registrations. Viewers watched moving pictures detailing the tractor’s journey from mine to finished machine and plans for future schools in Plainview Clovis Roswell Las Cruces Roy New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teactor
Wicoth Taylor Street
Racine
Panhandle
New Mexico
Plainview
T and & Next
Clovis
Roswell
Las Cruces
Roy
N. M
Also Mentioned on This Page
ROUSE
Tedden
Bri. A. McKinnon
Corporation Court
Bill
Sroner
Koue
Necassay
Oscar Randal
Howe
City Commission
Amazing
Chicago
Theoma W. Keeline
Chicago Board of Tract
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!