Amarillo assigns drive plan for Legion endowment
Amarillo’s part in the nationwide American Legion endowment campaign will be finalized at a Hanson post meeting Sunday afternoon. Committees will handle details to launch a push next Monday morning. The $5,000,000 fund will aid orphans of veterans, widows, and disabled ex service men. Coolidge chairs the drive, with strong responses in northern and eastern states. In Chicago the quota was exceeded in one day.
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Amarillo
American Legion
Post
Hanson Post
Legion
St. Paul
Coolidge
Chicago
Coined Testimonial Dramatizes Pinkham Medicine
A Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co advertisement claims 98 percent of women who used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound reported relief from various ailments. The company sent over a hundred thousand questionnaires to users, presenting a glowing endorsement of the traditional root and herb remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
First Meeting of Creditors in George Bankruptcy
In the Northern District of Texas Amarillo William Bryan George of Amarillo Potter County Texas was adjudicated bankrupt May 25 1925. The first meeting of creditors will be held June 4 1925 at ten oclock in the forenoon at the referee in bankruptcy office in Amarillo Texas to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct business. BEN H. STONE Referee in Bankruptcy.
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District Court of the United States
Texas
Amarillo
William Bryan George
Wiliam Bryan George
Potter County
White's Cream Vermifuge Promises Worms Out
It claims worms in children cause paleness fretfulness and disturbed sleep and urges giving White's Cream Vermifuge to drive out worms. The product boasts fifty years of successful use and is priced five cents, sold by all druggists.
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White
Advy
Mrs Emma Moran Dies At Local Hospital
Mrs Emma Moran aged 45 wife of James Moran died at a local hospital at 9 o clock Tuesday evening after over a year of illness. The couple lived at 310 North Buchanan. She was a Catholic and member of the Catholic Daughters of America and the Security Benefit Association. Griggs Undertaking Company has her body pending funeral arrangements to be announced Thursday. The hour and place will be announced later.
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Emma Moran
James Moran
City Briefs Dave Derden Concert Band Meets Tonight
Dave Derden's Concert band plans a rehearsal at 8 o'clock in the city auditorium. The group has been practicing standard overtures and will perform at concerts this summer. Charles O'Kelly of 109 Harrison Street, brother of E. O'Kelly of the Daily News, had an appendectomy at St. Anthony Sanitarium yesterday. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Byrd of 14014 Fillmore Street died, and was buried in Llano Cemetery yesterday afternoon, Griggs Undertaking Co. had charge of the funeral.
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Dave Derden
City Auditorium
Charles O'Kelly
Harrison Street
8. E. O'Kelly
The
Daily News
St. Anthony Sanitarium
Ray Byrd
Fillmore Street
Llano
Griggs Undertaking Company
Earl Trennen Given Five Year Suspended Sentence
A district court jury yesterday sentenced Earl Trennen to five years on suspended terms after he pleaded guilty to theft of a car. The ruling follows his admission of taking the vehicle without authorization and marks a lenient disposition under the plea agreement.
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Earl Trennen
Little Miss Bobby Robinson visit to Mrs Baker noted
Little Miss Bobby Lymm Robinson of Childress is the guest of her grandmother Mrs. D. J. Baker at 709 Lincoln Street. The family plans activities during the visit and extends invitations to relatives and neighbors.
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Bobby Lymm Robinson
Childress
D. J. Baker
Lincoln Street
Panhandle Scottish Rite dinner plans Lodge of Perfection
Officers of the Panhandle Scottish Rite Association will hold a 6 o'clock dinner at the Amarillo Hotel. Plans will be discussed for a Lodge of Perfection for the Panhandle.
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Panhandle
Scottish Rite Association
Amarillo Hotel
Lodge of Perfection
Weather forecast for Missouri valley and east district
A high pressure system over western Missouri spreads southeast covering the Mississippi valley and eastern districts bringing cool conditions. A low pressure in the southeast and southwest influences the region. An eastward moving high will bring fair weather tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures tonight.
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Missouri
Mississippi Valley
Candidates to be Initiated at Imperial Council in Los Angeles
A number of candidates seeking attendance at the annual Imperial Council of the Shriners in Los Angeles, California, will be initiated at 7:80 tonight by Khiva Temple. Several divan members from out of town are expected to join the event.
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Imperial Council of the Shriners
Los Angeles
Calif
Khiva Temple
Postmaster Oscar Hunt Visits Canyon Yesterday
Canyon greeted Postmaster Oscar Hunt in town yesterday as he toured local offices and met residents during a brief official visit.
Dictionary sale notice from The News and Post
An upcoming announcement will set the closing date for purchasing a New Universities Dictionary through The News and Post at a nominal charge. The notice invites readers to place orders promptly and watch for the formal date.
Ferraline Offered As Quick Path To Health
An ad proclaims Ferraline as a guaranteed remedy to perfect digestion, claiming digestion at any level from fifteen to eighty percent can be corrected. It asserts digestive failure triggers numerous symptoms from gas and fullness to fatigue and headaches, and promises non habit forming healing of digestive organs with a ten day course per bottle.
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Indi
Jans
Leather not weakened by age study finds small loss
The Bureau of Standards reports leather belting tested ten years ago retained strength with an average loss of only 15 percent. Extreme dampness and direct sunlight during storage are identified as the main factors causing weakening.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Standards
Scientist hears worms gnawing inside apples case
A South American scientist using a sensitive microphone and headphones reports hearing the gnawing of worms inside apples. The finding, if confirmed, could impact fruit storage and pest identification methods.
Averill Jury Fails to Reach Verdict
A jury trying John Averill on liquor law violations retired last night without a verdict after being sent to deliberate late yesterday afternoon.
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Averill
John Averill
Mexican Labor Is Issue At Federation
Delegates at a federation meeting discuss Mexican labor’s role in building the country and debate Texas annexation. After a rest at Box Canyon visiting J Y ranch, they prepare to tackle resolutions on fire department unionization old age pensions stenographers under a 54 hour week law boiler and machinery inspection and a buy a union garment week. Nomination of officers is expected tomorrow with election on Thursday and adjournment Friday noon.
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Texas
Mexico
Rio Grande
Box Canyon
Here
J-Y
Lee Bivins
Amarillo
Foreigners in Sweden Make Up Only One Percent of Population
A royal bureau of statistics report shows Sweden's population at just over 6.0 million with about 9.0 million nationals. 786,000 native born Swedes live abroad, including 625,000 in the United States and 86,000 in Denmark, while 67,832 are foreign born in Sweden. The Swedish stock in the United States totals 1,457,382. The Established State Church accounts for 99 percent of residents.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Royal Bureau of Statistics
United States
Canada
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Inside of a star described as chaotic atomic bustle
May 26. Cambridge University astronomer Professor A S Eddington told the Royal Institution that the star’s interior is a hurly burly of atoms electrons and waves that constantly collide and only exchange places. The outward flow of waves at the surface produces the star's heat and energy.
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New York
London
A. S. Eddington
Plumian
Cambridge University
British Royal Institution
Eddington
Presbyterians to meet 1926 in Columbus Mississippi
The Cumberland Presbyterian general assembly adjourned in Nashville to reconvene in 1926 at Columbus Mississippi after quick business closure. It adopted a faith confession for Bethel College faculty and approved intercollegiate athletics continuation, with education board to choose faculty.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
General Assembly of
The
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Mississippi
Bethel College
Church School
McKinney, Tenn
Board of Education
Norwegian Churches Short of Clergy in Norway
The government department in charge of religious affairs reports a shortage of clergy across Norway. National figures show one in five churches lacking an incumbent. Despite more theological students, it will take years before vacancies are filled.
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Osso
Norway
Labor Nominates New Officers Today Amid Cosmo American View
American Federation of Labor representative C N Idar in San Antonio argued America is cosmopolitan and not restricted to Anglo Saxon descent. He praised U S relations with Mexico and credited Samuel Gompers for Western Hemisphere labor growth. F A White cited Amarillo auditorium as result of united effort. W E Carroll urged attendance cards signed and annual city reports filed before adjournment. President Katchel announced M B Davis Houston provides preview services and resolutions. A group photo will be taken in front of the auditorium this afternoon.
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C. N. Idar
San Antonio
American Federation of Labor
America
Mexico
United States
Southern Republic
Western Hemisphere
Samuel Gompers
Central American States
Idar
Amarillo Auditorium
F. A. White
Denison
Texas
W. E. Carroll
Herman Katchel
M. B. Davis
Houston
Farm Labor Union Leader Calls for Co operation and unity
Auditing committee reports debts paid and treasury over $1990 as W. W. Fitzwater of Bonham National President Farm Labor Union of America urged farm and city workers to unite. He praised wage standards and warned against trusts, high tariffs, and speculative middlemen, insisting joint action would protect producers and consumers and curb immigration and war risks.
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Treasury
W. W. Fitzwater
Bonham
Farm Labor Union of America
Fitzwater
Food Trust
America
Memorial Day Program Planned by Hanson Post Group
Organizations urged to participate in a Memorial Day program at the auditorium Friday night. Civil War and Spanish War veterans, gold star families, and other groups are invited to sit on the platform if they wish. Music by Miss Crete Allen JH Schueler Jess Rogers orchestra. Address by Hon Newt Willis of Canadian. Graves of Amarillo dead to be decorated Saturday by the Legion auxiliary.
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Hanson Post
American Legion
Legion Auxilary
Crete Allen
JH. H. Schueler
American Playground and Recreation Association
Amarillo
Jess Rogers
Newt Willis
Tacion
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