Dallas boosters tour Amarillo extol city spirit
The column praises Dallas headed by Hayden Hudson of the Baker Hotel, lauding its self made character, enterprise, and friendship with Amarillo. It forecasts Centennial era prosperity, notes local lawn improvements, and recalls humorous local anecdotes and reflections on forthcoming events and leaders.
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Dellas
Amarillo
Hayden Hudson
Baker Hotel
Dallas
Plains Country
Hunt Unknown Motorist
Amarillo officers were notified of a running gun fight south of Happy last night involving Deputy Sheriff J R Murphy and an unknown motorist. The chase ended with shots fired. the deputy reported bullets went through the windshield near his head. Deputy Sheriff Wade Spiller of Tulsa arrived today to aid in the search for the motorist.
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Amarillo
Happy
J. R. Murphy
Murray
Wade Spiller
Tulsa
Plans Considered for Thompson Park Swimming Stadium Opening
City plans for Thompson Park swimming stadium move forward as H R Smith indicates several proposals will go to the commission next Tuesday. The stadium did not open last season after the previous year it operated under lease.
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Thompson Park
H. R. Smith
Byrns Blocks Vote On Farm Mortgage Bill In House
Speaker Joseph W. Byrns blocked a house vote on the $3 billion Prazier Lemke inflation farm mortgage refinancing bill. He ruled that a petition with about 214 names needed four more signatures to become effective.
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Washington
Joseph W. Byrns
Lost Dog Notice to Tack Seeking Help
A resident appeals to Tack for help finding a small white fox terrier with brown ears brown eyes and a brown spot on its body. The owner requests prompt assistance and provides a brief description to aid in recovery.
Convention Preparations Outline at Herring Hotel
Report reveals thousands of dollars will be spent preparing for the convention. Committee chairmen include Lawrence Hagg district director of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce and others such as Tom Cotten O L Bea Kes Gances and Bors with direct charge assigned.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Charee
Tom Cotten
O. L
Bea
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Gances
Bors
Loyal Home Demonstration Club meets Thursday
The Loyal Home Demonstration Club holds an all day meeting at the Roy Starker place one mile north of Pullman Switch. Miss Mary Sitton Potter County Home Demonstration agent will give a bread making demonstration beginning at 9 A M. She will be assisted by Mrs Roy Hill.
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Loyal Home Demonstration Club
Roy Starker
Pullman Switch
Mary Sitton
Potter County
Roy Hill
Slavery committee meeting details in Amarillo convention
A large Amarillo convention outlines committee assignments for a slavery issue discussion and pageant events. Names include Ewing Dr R P Parcells and Horace Russell with many subcommittees for breakfasts, pageant entertainment, publicity, housing, decorations, and transportation. The West Texas Cavalcade pageant will feature a West Texas queen chosen by popular vote at Municipal Auditorium. Registration costs $1 and covers all convention features.
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West Texas
Ed Hardin
Erwin Ochsner
R. E. Wertz
L. A. Cradit
E. A. Rowley
Wes Izzard
G. Q. Barnett
Irving Tolaien
A. Jackson
Fancher Upshaw
Ridgeway Zelley
Gus Leftwich
Louise
Dean Kirk
Earl Fuqua
Ted Houghton
Hubert Cole
W. W. Rusk
John Maynard
John Burgess
John Boyce
H. R. Smith
Bill Benton
Sherwood Blaisdell
J. H. Davies
Sharp McCullough
Robert FE. Lucey
George Broome
R. C. Snodgrass
Bud Curtis
Horace Russell
Beechier
Bill Riddle
Mason King
Clay Thornton
Garford Wilkinson
Avery Rush
Bill Kelly
John Fain
Herbert Budke
Walter Irvin
Bill Frost
Charley Green
G. C. Odom
Ray Minner
Toney Chisum
Art Wagoner
Carl Hinton
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Farwell
Cal Parley
Jeff Neely
Chansier Weymouth
J. P. Harrison
R. E McDonald
H. B. Cook
Jim Florey
Jay Taylor
Rollan Townsend
G W. Luike
Glistrap
Alex White Released From Hospital After Pneumonia
Alex White son of Dewey White of 906 Van Buren Street was released from Northwest Texas Hospital after a long illness with pneumonia. The 17 year old will return to school next week, according to reports.
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Alex White
Dewey White
van Buren Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Alex
Simmons Wins Nebraska Senate Nomination In 1930 Returns
In early returns from Nebraska, Robert G. Simmons captures the Republican senatorial nomination with roughly four to one margins over rivals in 793 to 765 precinct tallies. Democratic President Roosevelt leads with 46 200 votes across 825 precincts, while Alfred E. Smith receives write ins for running mate in a few ballots. Terry Carpenter trails Quigley in the Democratic race for U S senator with 16 364 to 12 229 in 942 precincts. George F. Hall runs close to Quigley. A late push to nominate Senator Norris fails with 460 write in Democratic and 178 Republican tallies across varying precincts.
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Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Terry Carpenter
U. S
Omaha
J. C. Quigley
Democratic Central Committee
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Carpenter
Quigley
George F. Hall
Robert G. Simmons
W. Norris
Dallas boosters plan visit by 70 businessmen and musicians
A Dallas party hosts 70 city businessmen led by J Darrell Padgitt and W V Ballew to welcome visitors. The group travels via special train with 30 musicians including WFAA entertainers led by Jules Verne Allen. Attendees listed include bankers, insurers, manufacturers, and service firms from Dallas and West Texas.
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J. Darrell Padgitt
Dallas Wholesale Merchants Association
W. V. Ballew
WFAA
Jules Verne Allen
Ellwood Park
Chas
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J. Frank Martino
Butler Brothers
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A. H. Bailey
Higginbotham-Bailey-Logan Co
Allen Merriam
Times-Herald
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Marcy Lee
Bailey Co. Malone
Mercantile National Bank
Perry Davis
Dallas Power & Light Co
J. Howard Hayden
Hayden Mfg. Co
Gene Wallis
Dallas News
Dallas Journal
Sid Dunken
Magnolia Petroleum Co
W. 8. Norman
W. O. Gatton
H. J. L.toombs
Henry P. Willard
Lorch Mfg. Co
S. Co. Turkenkoph
J. I. Case Co
Gubernatorial Race Feels Heat From Small and Brooks
Nebraska returns show Brooks leading former Governor Len Small 315,541 to 127,556 as voters react to a party rift with Governor Horner. In the Republican primary Landon write-ins gather momentum, with 5,382 votes in 820 of 2,025 precincts and 25,208 ballots for Borah. delegates mostly unpledged.
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Len Small
Brooks
Small
Kelly-Nash Machine
Horner
Landon
TN Nebaska Lincoln
Neb
Alf M. Landon
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School beef demonstration to feature economical cuts
The News-Globe cooking school will showcase how to choose the most affordable yet nutritious beef cuts. Firms cooperate with daily attendance prizes for ladies and serving of Coca-Cola Admiration Coffee and fresh bread samples. Grand prize is a Chambers Gas Range from Amarillo Hardware, with many local businesses supporting.
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News-Globe
Coca-Cola
Amarillo Coca-Cola Company
Duncan Coffee Company
Amarillo Baking Company
Amarillo Hardware Company
Chambers
Amarillo Gas Company
Amarillo Laundry
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Clorox Chemical Company
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
Herring Hotel
K. C. Baking Powder
Llano Water Softener Co
Mariton Shoe Salon
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Morrow- Thomas Hardware Company
Morton Salt Company
J. C. Penney Co
Pen Jel
Pierce Street Greenhouse
Sears Roebuck
Steffens Ice Cream Company
Southwestern Public Service Company
Snowdrift
Tri-State Fish Market
Wesson Oil and White and Kirk
Quints at Callander Hospital Under Close Watch
The Dionnes, five sisters born nearly two years ago, have survived beyond four days under Dr. A. R. Dafoe’s care and a team of nurses in a hospital built specifically for them at Callander Ontario.
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Dionnes
A. R. Dafoe
Callander
Trapped Miners Await Rescue With Fear of Collapse
Rescuers used a steam shovel and a Nova Scotia government train from Halifax to reach entombed miners. Mine inspectors ordered a halt to the effort as the rescue tunnel risked collapse, delaying attempted contact that was due today.
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Nova Scotia
Halifax
Wind storm changes hens to double yolk eggs in Arkansas
Almyra Ark April 15 R R Jones reports a wind storm damaged his hen house and since then his chickens lay doubled yolked eggs. The farmer notes the change began after the storm and attributes it to the damage.
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Almyra
Ark
R. R. Jones
Homestead residents faced higher charges and extended payment terms
The article notes homesteaders saw payments rise from 12 to 25 monthly as electric rates double Houston levels. Payments for maintenance increased from 1 to 5 monthly, while extension of payoff from 30 to 40 years added financial strain.
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