Pepper Says G. O. P. Errors 10 Harding
Sen. George Wharton Pepper, speaking for the Coolidge administration at the Portland Republican state convention, blamed late President Harding for “terrible mistakes” in appointing Forbes and Fall and Daugherty as attorney general, while exonerating President Coolidge and urging admission of past errors and focus on future plans.
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United Press
Portland
Harding
Coolidge
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Charles Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Harry M. Daugherty
Pepper
America
Marion A Browning 60 Dies at Home
Marion A Browning aged 60 retired farmer died at his Polk Street home yesterday evening at 7. Blackburn funeral home holds the remains awaiting relatives. He leaves a wife and four children Edward Marion and William Browning and Grace Browning of Amarillo. Survived by four brothers and two sisters: George Browning Toccoa Ga C S Browning Coleman Okla Venson Browning Columbia US and John Browning St Thomas Nev and Mrs Emma Batey Plainview and Mrs Mattie Robinson Collinsville Texas. Browning moved here from Liberal Kansas for health reasons.
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Marion A. Browning
Polk Street
Blackburn Funeral Home
Mr. Browning
Edward
Marion
William Browning
Amarillo
Grace Browning
George Browning
Toccoa
C .S. Browning
Coleman
Amarillo Glimpse of Busy City Life and Plans
Amarillo residents and visitors appear in this pageant of daily happenings. Traffic arrests, real estate talks on San Jacinto Street, visiting and returning travelers, a religious census in San Jacinto Heights, and plans for a 24 apartment project at 1301 Harrison. Local judges in a Panhandle contest, weather chatter, a jury duty anecdote, and notes on editor transitions and a Khiva Drum Corps practice round out a snapshot of community activity.
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C. R. Flesher
Canyon
Amarillo
San Jacinto
F .M. Lefforge & Co
I. T. Huckabee
San Jacinto Heights
Smith
Marshall, Mo
Harrison Street
F. C. Ponce
Pierce Street
Denver
O. W. Johnston
Amarillo to form Panhandle poultry marketing district
Amarillo plans a district cooperative poultry marketing association with a Panhandle assembling house. W F Craddock of the Texas Grain Sorghum Growers and P D Pratt of the Texas Farm Bureau Poultry Producers Association outline the plan with J W Hill initiating talks. The aim is not to raise prices but to ensure high quality, dependable supply and better markets.
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Amarillo
Cooperative Poultry Marketing Association
Panhandle
W. F. Craddock
Texas Grain Sorghum Growers Association
P. D. Pratt
Texas Farm Bureau Poultry Producers’ Association
J. W. Hill
Mr .Craddock
Mr. Craddock
Miss Avery Selected Senior Class Sponsor
Miss C. Avery named faculty sponsor for Amarillo high school senior class. Superintendent W. A. McIntosh supervises the exercises. Mrs. J. L. Quicksall and Mrs. Dana Thomas Harmon assist with plans. Two students expected to graduate.
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Miss Avery
Miss C. Avery
Amarillo High School
Supt. W. A. McIntosh
J. L. Quicksall
Dana Thomas
Harmon
Judge Hall Named Toastmaster for Big Four Banquet
Judge R. Walker Hall will be toastmaster at the April 8 banquet of the state Big Four Brotherhoods at the Hotel Amarillo. Rev. Milo Atkinson to deliver the invocation. Speakers include W. R. Davis of Houston, M. H. Barwise of Wichita Falls, C. A. Murphy of Houston, R. B. King of Ennis, and Joseph S. Myers of Austin.
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R. Walker Hall
Hotel
Amarillo
Milo Atkinson
W. R .Davis
Houston
Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors
M. H. Barwise
Wichita Falls
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
C. A. Murphy
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
R. B. King
Ennis
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Joseph S. Myers
Austin
The
State Labor Commission
Globe carrier wins bicycle for new subscribers
Jack Shafer a Globe carrier rides a new $60 Columbia bicycle a gift from The Globe for securing the largest number of new subscribers in a month. Orville Hart won second prize a pair of boxing gloves. The Daily Globe want ads gel results.
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Jack Shafer
The
Globe
Orville Hart
Williams Department Store Sale At Ama Rillo Stirs Crowds
Ama Rillo shoppers flock to Williams Department Store for its greatest sale as prices tumble and discounts draw thousands. Bargains cover apparel and household goods fueling brisk, weekend activity and steady crowds.
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Amarillo
Williams
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Texhoma
Okla
A. L. Hatcher
Jefferson Street
J. M. Edelen
Massie Building
Mr. Edelen
H. P. Witherspoon
St. Anthony’s Sanitarium
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J. O. Whittington
Tyler Street
Wheeler County
H. W. Duke
Harmon Benton
Tom Turner
Fort Worth
Sam
Yassuh
Nassuh
Carl Brown
Atchison, Kan
R. D. Gist
France
Texas
Joseph B. Myers
San Antonio
Myers
Khiva
Shrine
Odds and Ends
Boston Hose
Rubin’s
Craddock
Judge Hall
Real Suit Sale
Ata
Allone
C. R. McAfee
Taylor
the Panhandle
Biggs Investment CO
West 6Th Street
Amariilo, Texas
Exide Battery Station
Elma
Panhandle Shoe Shop
East 4Th Se
Coldream
Milady
J. W. Collins
Rebestos
G. E. Abbott.Machine Company
West 6Th St
Hazel
Oliver
Epson Ale
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