Pair of Sixes Scores Second Success Here
The Tri-State Fair presented Edward Peple’s comedy Pair of Sixes in Amarillo with strong cast performances led by Joe Holton and Joe Brennan. Direction by Mrs. Walter Irvin drew praise. Souvenir Six orchestra provided music. stage furnishings by Green Brothers Company and wardrobe from Greer’s and Killough & Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Peple
Amarillo
Tri-State Fair
Cathedral Dramatic Club
Joe Holton
T. Boggs Johns
Jean Mahoney
Florence Cole
Joe Brennan
George B. Nettleton
Matilda Gay
Horace H. Brown
Edith Zeiley
Coddles
John Holton
Krome
Josephine Probst
Dick Enos
Tony Toler
Joe Jones
Mr. Applegate
Maurice Sherrill
Jimmy
Girl Debate Winners for Canyon Meet at Amarillo High
Miss Rosemary Booth and Miss Lola Paseo won the final elimination in the High School Auditorium to represent Amarillo High School at the district meet in Canyon on April 19 and 20. Booth and Simpson argued the affirmative that the English cabinet system is more efficient in England than the American committee system in the United States. The negative speakers were Miss Bess Kurvin and Miss Pasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Booth
Lola Paseo
Amarillo
New Buildings Planned for Stock Show at Fort Worth
Three new buildings will be erected at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show grounds at a cost of 250000 dollars to replace the structures burned last month. Seating capacity will rise by about one third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
A. B. C. Ladies Night Plans Complete at Amarillo Hotel
Plans for annual Ladies Night by the American Business Club are complete. Floyd Walker announces an 8 pm program at Amarillo hotel, with bridge and dancing to follow. Salisbury's orchestra will provide music and Ernest Northcutt serves as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
Amarillo Hotel
Floyd Walker
Salisbury
Ernest
Northcutt
Statue of Liberty gift and labor union notes
July 4 1884 gift of the Statue of Liberty from France is described with dimensions weight and features. Local labor reports cover union meetings illness absences and recent activities including a $10 contribution to a state federation and tickets for a union dance. Several members and locations in Amarillo are named along with workers and newspapers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Butchers Local No. 500
Carpenters Hall
W. E. Johnston
Typographical
Central Union
State Federation
Beaumont
Phillips Dance Hall
River Road
Local Guard To Fire Pistols On April 7
Members of Regimental Headquar ters Company 142nd Infantry Texas National Guard will go on the pistol range Sunday April 7 for the last time before federal re jeption. Capt Arthur Ball commander says all members must report to the new armory Second Avenue and Polk Street at 10 am to receive pistols and ammunition for the record course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
142Nd Infantry
Texas National Guard
Arthur Ball
New Armory
Second Avenue
Polk Street
Delegation Visits Amarillo as Carpenters See Slow Activity
About 150 Wichita business leaders will ride a special train to Amarillo on April 24 with the American Legion band and male quartet. A federal emergency board of inquiry will study the Texas and Pacific Railway dispute, chaired by notable officials. The Texas State Council of Carpenters meets in Tyler May 6, while Port Arthur builds a $3 million Sabine Lake bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Amarillo
United States American Legion
Special Emergency Board of Inquiry
Texas and Pacific Railway
White House
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Chester R. Rowel
Berkely
Calif
Shipping Board
Walter C. Clephane
George Washington University
William Rogers Clay
Court of Appeals
State of
Kentucky
F. H. Kreismann
St. Louis
Texas State Council of Carpenters
Tyler
Time to face a serious union building issue
A collage of quotes on labor, wages, and working weeks spans unions and employers. It cites Arthur Brisbane on a five day week and $13 daily pay, injunctions, Chicago’s 110000 building trades workers, and claims of world fair construction readiness amid labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
New York
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canyon Meet
A. B.C
Bedloes Island
New York Harbor
Queen City of
Plains Division
the Order of Railway Conductors
Odd Fellows Hall
Ed O'Bryant
M. H. Boyer
W. D. McClure
W. F. Dale
J. A. Combs
W. O. Kreisinger
Roll
FE. M. Turner
West Fifteenth Street
Higgins
Roy Williams
News-Globe
Beverly Gardens
Carl Cunningham
Globe
J. C. Patton
Linotype
W.O. Kretsinger
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Taylor Street
J. C. Dyer
Santa Fe
Topeka
G. E. Spears
Los Angeles
Floyd Cooper
Mrs
Algonquin
Mohawk
Miami
Galveston
Palm Beach
Jacksonville
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Clyde- Mallory Lines
H.B. Wright
Pacific
Acros Sabine Lake
Port Arthur
Amarillo Carpenters
Electrical Workers
Fifteenth Street
Washington, D. C
Architectural Authority
Washington
Bert Hart
A. C
D.C
Garfield
Texas Carpenter
Oklahoma
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Brooklyn
New Orleans
San Francisco
Seiberling
Speedy Road Service
Allison & Webb Fillmore
2Nd Street
Polk
Southwest
Ee. Finkles
the Jewelry
Org of the Panhandle
VIA
Rock Island
Oklahoma City
H. W. Clutter
H. V. Robertson & Company Accountants and Auditors
Federal Tax Service—Industrial and Petroleum Engineers
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