Local residents and visitors noted in Amarillo area
Mrs. D Butler and others from Canyon and Panhandle visited Amarillo yesterday. People shopped here, built homes, and planned weekends in Floydada and Claude. The Rev Milo Atkinson preached for the last time at River Road school at 3 pm. M D Ramsey of the Texas Grain Sorghum Growers Association spent yesterday in Floydada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Alien Canyon
Emma Jackson
Pampa
John O’keif
Panhandle
Bill Askew
Beulah Dashier
Clarendon
Amarillo
J. J. Robinson
North Boyer Street
Katherine
Nancy Cole
E. C. Chapman and Baby
Adrian
Lenora Blurech
B. J. Burgen
Milo Atkinson
River Road School
R. V. Robinson
Plainview
Dawes Plan Opens Path to European Rebuild First Step
Europe stands at the Dawes plan threshold with initial purpose met. Germany’s prompt acceptance may spark the start, as bankers draft the gold bank of emission and a $00,000,000 gold marks loan outside Germany. The United States plays a pivotal role in early steps and board control discussions begin in Paris.
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ED. L. Keen
United Press
London
Europe
Dawes
Germany
Berlin
Reparations Commission
Marx
Poincare
MacDonald
Ruhr
General Dawes
Gold Bank of Emission
United States
America
Mies
Paris
Limdis
England
France
One Amarillo Native Among 225 At Banquet
At the traveling men banquet in the Hotel Amarillo last night D. B. Yarbrough asked who were born in Amarillo. Only N A Webster of the Gulf Refining company rose, the sole native among about 225 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Hotel Amarillo
D. B. Yarbrough
N. A. Webster
Gulf Refining Company
Service You Can Trust from City Light and Water
You press the button and service responds, the electric and water industry ensuring coverage for all hours. The text praises ready utility service, vast equipment, and pride of workmanship to avoid lines or fullness and keep city services on the jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric and Water
City Light and Water Company
Potter County Delegates Chosen for Centennial Meeting
Potter county delegates to the district convention for the Tékas Centennial were J. W. Crudgington and W. O. Allen. The senatorial district convention follows at the court house next Saturday April 19 with Col. E. O. Thompson presiding. Two delegates from each county will attend and the board will elect two governors to set time and place for the Anglo Saxon settlement exposition in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Court House
J. W. Crudgington
W. O. Allen
Col. E. O. Thompson
Texas
Amarillo Bar Association Holds Monthly Meeting
The Amarillo Bar Association met at noon with a luncheon at the Amarillo hotel. Judge Otis Truelove presided. Speakers H. C. Pipkin A. A. Lumpkin and W. E. Gee led a discussion on Pleadings. Judge Nelson Phillips will speak at the May meeting. Committee Ray C. Johnson F. A. Cooper and M. Cammick arranged the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Bar Association
Amarillo Hotel
Otis Truelove
H. C. Pipkin
A. A. Lumpkin
W. E. Gee
Nelson Philipps
Supreme Court
Bar Association
Ray C. Johnson
F. A. Cooper
M. Cammick
Legion Committee on Monument Appointed
J C Sebastian commander of Hanson Post American Legion appoints a committee to study the Soldiers and Sailors Monument for the Legion plot in Llano Cemetery and to arrange Memorial Day observances on May 30. An auxiliary committee will be asked to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sebastian
Hanson Post
American Legion
Legion
Llano Cemetery
Will M. Benton
C. P. Atwood
L. V. Cradit
Royce P. Gant
J. Horace Griggs
W. C. Irvin
Grover C. Malone
Will A. Miller
E. C. Ochsner
G. T
Woman Held in Check Frauds Is Released
Mrs. J. R. Curry was freed from jail without bond after county officials declined to keep a mother with a baby behind bars. The Currys allegedly passed more than a dozen worthless checks and planned to flee to Arizona in a Ford. A male and female partner remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Curry
Business Men's Association
Curry
Currys
Arizona
There Here and Everywhere Citizens React to Local Notices
Frank Eaton of Tulsa praises The Globe after reading it. H. E. Wertner travels to Houston for the Texas Master Plumbers convention. J. C. Winn, a San Jacinto Heights contractor, is constructing a residence at 211 Florida Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Farra
Fillmore Street
Georgia Street
San Jacinto Heights
Farra
Heights
Amarillo
Frank Eaton
Tulsa
Globe
H. E. Wertner
Houston
Associated Master Plumbers of
Texas
J. C. Winn
Florida Street
Tractor School Demonstrations Lead West Texas Teachers College
R Bergfeld Jr of the Allis Tractor company will run the field demonstration for the annual tractor school at West Texas State Teachers College opening Wednesday. A different tractor representative will head the class of seventy students each Wednesday through June. Last year’s school was a pronounced success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R., Bergfeld, Jr
Allis Tractor Company
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Walton Spann Parker Farm News Selections
Mr and Mrs R R Walton 405 West Fourth announce the arrival of a son Friday night. Mr and Mrs J N Spann 1415 Ong announce the arrival of a son Friday morning at St Anthonys sanitarium. T M Parker of Tulsa is breaking out 1060 acres of sod land to plant cotton. Parker farms 1400 acres using colored labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Walton
West Fourth Street
J. NM. Spann
Ong Street
St. Anthony’s Sanitarium
T. M. Parker
Tulsa
Mr. Parker
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D. Butler
Canyon
Northwest Texas Hospital
W. R. Paul
Harrison Street
Blackburn
Marian Page
Monroe Street
Claude
Miss Page
Tyler Street
R. H. Scott
Bonham
Johnson Street
McAdoo
Sunshine
Daily Globe
City Light & Water
Centennial Meeting
Legion Committee ON Monument
Nonn Bidg
Hertner
Hfrin Erg Son Sanitary Ende
Sriffon
Blackburn Bros
NEW Oxfords
Hart -Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Tractor Company