Grain case brief filed by West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Stamford May 18 F B Leffingwell traffic manager of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce filed a brief with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking reopening and a new hearing on grain cases to allow additional evidence under the Meoch-Smith Resolution. The petition is joined by Southwest Wheat Growers Association Amarillo Board of City Development Texas Grain Dealers Association Texas-New Mexico Alfalfa Growers Exchange and Texas Wheat Growers Association urging joint hearing before the Railroad Commission of Texas and ICC representatives.
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Stamford
Leffingwell
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Meoch-Smith
Southwest Wheat Growers Association
Amarillo Board of City Development
Texas Grain Dealers’ Association
Texas-New Mexico Alfalfa Growers’ Exchange
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Railroad Commission of Texas
Panhandle Baseball Scuffles Stirring Sunday Jest
The column mocks a Sunday game showcasing Talia and a Glen dale California team praised for strong play. It notes Flying Ebony’s long odds win, hints at a coming Plainview matchup, praises Lupher and Nicklaus, and mentions a June bride season starting in fifteen days.
National League Scores From Yesterday’s Games
The National League results show Philadelphia 9, St. Louis 10 over 12 innings. New York 5, Chicago 2. Boston 5, Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 12, Pittsburgh 7.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Baseball scores from a midweek slate
Baseball results show American League games with St Louis 7 Boston 12 Detroit 7 New York 9 Cleveland 9 Washington 6 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 6. The fragment lists multiple scorelines, indicating a set of competing teams and outcomes.
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St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Texas League Scores Show Mixed Results Across Cities
In Texas League action, Dallas fell 1 to 3 at Wichita Falls, Fort Worth routed Shreveport 12 to 1, Houston defeated Beaumont 12 to 8, and Waco lost to San Antonio 10 to 12.
Baseball scores in Western and Southern leagues update
Western League results include Denver 11 over Des Moines 9 and Lincoln 3 over Omaha 1. Wichita 9 lost to Oklahoma City 11, St Joseph 8 beat Tulsa 2, Little Rock 6 over Mobile 8, Memphis 10 over New Orleans 4, Atlanta Birmingham noted with Iain. American Association Columbus 5, Toledo 0. One game scheduled.
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Denver
Des Moines
Lincoln
Omaha
Wichita
Oklahoma City
St. Joseph
Tulsa
Southern Association
Little Rock
Mobile
Memphis
New Orleans
Iain
East Texas League Scores and Sunday Results
East Texas League results list Paris over Sulphur Springs 4-3, Marshall defeating Texarkana 8-1, Greenville 4-3 over Tyler, and Sunday totals: Fort Worth 1 Wichita Falls 0. Houston swept Beaumont 8-6, San Antonio 28-2 over Waco 10-7, Dallas 4-0, Shreveport 3-1. Baseball scores include Washington 2 Cleveland 1, Detroit 3 New York 2, Philadelphia 6 Chicago 1, St. Louis 11 Boston 6.
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Paris
Sulphur Springs
Marshall
Texarkana
Greenville
Tyler
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Houston
Beaumont
San Antonio
Waco
Dallas
Shreveport
Philadelphia
PSE Rhea
Washington
Cleveland
Ewes
Chicago
New York
Boston Detroit Rb
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Ease Hs
Oawe
St. Louis
Sete Eee
Pittsburgh Brooklyn Five New York Nineteen Chicago Two
A brief sports update lists scheduled games with scores: Pittsburgh 5, Brooklyn 5, New York 19, Chicago 2. The entry notes only games scheduled.
Men and Women at Mission Theatre Opens
New Mission film Men and Women stars Richard Dix Neil Hamilton Claire Adams and Robert Edeson in a New York City domestic drama. Dix plays a bank cashier whose wife longs for clothes and jewelry as a newly rich aunt pushes luxury. Prescott becomes entangled in a Wall Street broker plot before facing a moral reckoning and reconciliation.
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William DeMille
Paramount
Mission Theatre
Richard Dix
Neil Hamilton
Claire Adams
Robert Edeson
New York City
Dix
Hamilton
Miss Adams
Kate
Agnes
Prescott
Ned Seabury
Kirke
Seabury
Wall Street
Flora Finch
Henry Stephenson
Robert Edesort
Clara Beranger
David Belasco
Henry C. DeMilk
Where They Play Texas Houston at Shreveport
Houston plays Shreveport while Dallas visits Beaumont and Fort Worth goes to San Antonio. Wichita Falls meets Waco and American meets Philadelphia in scattered matchups across the region. Cincinnati travels to Boston and St. Louis hosts Philadelphia with Pittsburgh at Brooklyn in intercity play. Chicago visits New York for a crowded slate.
Women golfers chase world title at Troon in Britain
In Troon Scotland May 18 the British ladies open sees Miss Glenn Collett facing Miss M R Cox in tomorrow’s second round after Cox defeated Mrs J C Collie Brown 4 3. Collett, having a bye, plays Joy Winn in a late afternoon practice round and Cox and Collett set 10:30 am tee times. Wethered and Leitch win their matches on the twelfth green. Doris Chambers falls to May O Gorman 7 up.
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Troon
Scotland
Glenn Collett
M. R. Cox
J. C. Collie Brown
Miss Collett
Miss Joy Winn
Miss Cox
Collett
Joyce Wethered
Miss Wardell
Ireland
Cecil Leitch
Jack Cochrane
Doris Chambers
May O'Gorman
Providence
Amarillo Golfers Fall to Hereford in Local Match
Hereford defeats Amarillo 8 to 3 in eleven-game golf contest at the local course. Notable results include Steckman losing to Edmisson and J A Pitman beating Blanchard. John N Mackall, Maryland Roads chair, recommends replacing maximum with minimum speed limits and barring slow vehicles from main streets during peak hours.
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Hereford
Amarilo
Amarillo
Steckman
Edmisson
A. L. Foster
Barntlett
A. Berbst
W. H. Gosnell
Frank Marrs
Reed
Co. H. Barrett
Williams
J. J. Clark
J . Gosnell
J. A. Pitman
Blanchard
Henry Wilkinson
Clements
RE. D. Fox
Keeney
P. W. Price
Chandler
Homer Fox
Woolsey
John N. Mackall
Maryland State Roads Commission
Mae Busch Stars In Frivolous Sal At Fair Theater
The Fair Theatre shows Mae Busch in First National's Frivolous Sal a pioneer West love drama. Charles Chaplin praised her acting after Foolish Wives and the cast includes Eugene O'Brien Mildred Harris Tom Santschi Mitchell Lewis Ben Alexander and others.
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Charles Chaplin
Fair Theatre
First National
Sal
Mae Busch
Chaplin
Miss Busch
Erich von Stroheim
Australia
Jesse Lasky
Eddie Foy
Weber and Fields
Willie Collier
Sam Bernard
Mack Sennett
Keystone
Brass
Dan McGrew
Eugene O'Brien
Mildred Harris
Tom Santschi
Mitchell Lewis
Little Ben Alexander
Wheeler County approves 80 thousand dollar court house bond
Election results show Wheeler county voting 1000 to 578 in favor with Shamrock boxes heavily opposed. Architects plan J H Eads design for a three story fireproof building costing 76000 dollars with reinforced concrete superstructure marble floors and steel frames. Exterior will be wine colored mat faced brick and no wood used.
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Court House
Eads
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Jesse Use
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