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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
6
Amarillo officials plan to revive discussion of an electric traffic system. The Board of City Development, led by Secretary Vernon, expected to present the proposal at the next city meeting. Plans call for about fifteen units in the downtown area, with no alternative system favored beyond an electric setup.
Tickets for two sides of the Amarillo municipal auditorium go on sale Monday at 3 PM. Collins Drug Co handles left side tickets and Spencer-Nunn Electric Co handles right side. Mail orders are now being accepted with exact instructions. Star tenor Don Jose Mohica of Chicago Civic Opera Co headlines with other acts including May Peterson Thompson Oscar Seagle Albert Spalding Rudolph Reuter and Girvin’s Little Symphony Orchestra.
The fifth annual tractor school of West Texas State Teachers College will be held in April with one day per week dedicated to demonstrations by a different company each week. The format shift to single-day company demonstrations improves effectiveness, and much farm work at the college is powered by tractors.
DAY IN WASHINGTON The Isle of Pines treaty was ratified by the Senate. Senator Smoot of Utah was taken ill and assisted from the Senate. The Senate voted to take up December 17 next, the world court proposal. Ratification of the United States Canadian boundary treaty was announced. President Coolidge plans a commission to study the Muscle Shoals question. Lausanne treaty with Turkey sent back to foreign relations committee. Adverse report on Charles B Warren nomination as attorney general. An extra tax of 10 861 131 was assessed on Senator Couzens of Michigan for sale of Ford stock. Coolidge would consider arms conference question if Geneva protocol abandoned.
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