Smith Reed Crowds Lead in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Democrats met to shape presidential nominations with Al Smith and James Reed favored at a state convention. C N Haskell led proceedings, steering committees as factions formed among Smith, Reed, drys, and Klan opponents with the delegation uninstructed for Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
al Smith
New York
James A. Reed
United States
Missouri
Houston
C. N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Smith
Haskell
Reed
Drys
Dry
Flashes of Life Across The Nation And Abroad
A mixed digest from Gary Indiana to Santa Barbara and Exeter. Immigrant Alker-man, 24, described with colorful attire follows a Gary home plan. Royal commentary questions Windsor leadership while urging women’s lifeboat aid. Lindy jets in Santa Barbara while Tug Wilson’s death prompts condolences from Coolidge. New York reveals E H Gary’s $225000 salary plus perks, and a taxi tale from Alexander Gross. Minta Durfee and Roscoe Arbuckle dispute ends with a quit claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
asPy
Associated Press
New York
Gary
Ind
Mockfjald
Sweden
Alkerman
Exeter
N. H
Tug Wilson
Lawrence
Mass
Boston
Portland
President Coolidge
Railroad Roundups and Railway Life Notes
A stream of railroad news covers arrests and court outcomes, Santa Fe and Rock Island personnel changes, new operating rules, and crew deployments. It details train master Prentice’s Amarillo session, automatic block signals, and a rising freight push driving extra crews, plus social events, baseball plans, and minor injuries among staff.
Modern locomotives and railway milestones across regions
The report notes heavy hauling C B Q locomotives in service on the Denver line delivering strong performance. It cites a 1927 commerce department tally of 1 023 candy manufacturers selling over 1 083 million pounds valued at 258 261 562 dollars. It mentions cross country telephone circuits between New York and Los Angeles. It also covers a shipment of 22 all steel passenger cars to Sao Paulo and Santa Fe steel orders for Amarillo offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monster C. B. & Q
Denver
Department of Commerce
American Car and Foundry Company
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Paulista Railway
South America
Guy W. Harris
Chicago
Mr. Harris
Amarillo
Coast Lines
Los Angeles
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Prince of Wiles
Santa Barbara
Calif
Lindy
Heaven
S. Steel
E. H. Gary
Kaiser Wilhelm
Alexander Gross
Tlos Angeles
Minta Durfee
Roscoe Arbuckle
FOX Drug CO
Blackstone
John Moore
The
Santa Fe
Canadian
Waynoka
R. W. Prentice
L. B. Larsen
A. 0. O'Leary
FE. A. Shields
F. A. Donnell
C. W. Herbert
San Diego
California
B. Bowen
Rock Island
F. E. Middaugh
Gamble-Martin Motor*Co
J. N. Bradley
Stinnett
Liberal
Kaw
Raymond Foster
Herbert Lewis
Plains Capital News
Texarkana
el Paso
Texas
Western Railway Journal
FE. S. McSwain
Cecil Crotty
Buchanan Street
Order of Railway Conductors
D. C. West
North Pierce Street
Bent Concrete Park
John Spann
O. E. Gould
H. W. Clutter
C. B. Davis
Bill Denver
T. S. Barnes
Ida McClure
W. D. McClure
Pierce Street
Bruce Ashcraft
State University
Kansas
FE. H. Ashcraft
Taylor Street
J.C. Dulin
Shattuck
E. Beeler
Canyon
Company
Clovis
New Mexico
Mr. Beeler
Kefe
Middaugh
Weynoka
H. R. Dormire
Denver Brakeman
Sapulpa,, Oklahoma
R. H. Spicer
Fort Worth
L. T. Wilson
William P. Ray
F. L. Taylor
S. S. Williams
J. N. Brewer
Memphis
Jack Horner
Tween
New York City
F. J. Mackie
Polk Street
Mosher Steel and Machinery Company
Arkansas
Fort Yuma
Arizona
Railroad Gazette
Orla Allen
Kansas City
S. H. Wright
Wright Furniture & Manufacturing Co
Wright
S. Arthur ST
Amarillo, Texas
Ana An
NASA
Polk St
Sunny Sue
Greer’s Department Store
Ath and
Polk Sts
Post Bran
Krumbles
Tike
Concho
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!