Amarillo office scene with artist portrait request
A local office scenes shows artist Arjen Campbell drawing a man’s portrait after spotting him on the street. Campbell, 23, based in New York, boasts national magazine work and plans a New York exhibit. The piece shifts to city finance chatter, war worries, and community fundraisers while Toward lighter notes on local figures and a missing dog reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arjen Campbell
Claude Boy
R. A. Campbell
Claude
New York
Noted woman flyer held in shooting case
Australian aviatrix Mrs J Keith-Miller and Capt W N Lancaster were jailed for investigation after a shooting left Clark fatally wounded. Keith-Miller claimed Clark shot himself. Lancaster said they talked after midnight and found Clark wounded later. Police also found letters suggesting a gasoline smuggling plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
J. Keith-Miller
W. N. Lancaster
Clark
Keith- Miller
Lancaster
Massie Breaks Down In Court Over Personal Question
In a Hawaii court scene Mrs Massie, recovering from injuries, confronts attorney Mr Kelley over a private physician patient matter in Massie’s tearful refusal to answer. The room erupts with applause as Darrow declares the defense rests and the judge orders the remark stricken.
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Kelley
Davis
Oil rights program eyed for river bed lands
Governor Sterling and Land Commissioner Walker push a bill to let the state drill lease or negotiate with riverbank landowners over oil rights. The measure aims to ease state finances by potential revenue, with a board fixing terms and calling a meeting to begin negotiations.
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Walker
C. V. Terrell
State Railroad Commission
Sterling
Missing dog sought by grieving owner Mrs House
A small male dog, belonging to Mrs. Alice House of 1113-B Seventeenth Avenue, is missing. Mrs. House is ill and upset by the loss and asks for help locating the companion animal. contact 4141 if found.
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Alice House
Seventeenth Avenue
See Tack Letters Regret Soldier Bonus Stance
A reader criticizes Tack’s position on the soldiers' bonus, noting displeasure with the stance and sign-offs to see the Tack letters column on page 3. The missive frames the debate as a public grievance and appeals for reconsideration.
Second Round of Contract Bridge Tournament Here To Begin Tonight
The Junior Welfare League bridge event moves to the second round with sixteen foursomes set to compete tonight and tomorrow at players homes. Fifty four teams were entered. proceeds aid the league’s weekly children's clinic.
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H. K. Stanfield
Lorin J. Roach
Frank Allen
Merle Neely
Walter Caldwell
Pat Malone
Gil Lockhart
F. W. McGregor
Marie Machovec
Eleanor Gist
Bennie Greenhill
G. W. Dotson
W. W. Holmes
Pampa
Rip Underwood
Sid West
Albert Boyce
Elizabeth Boyce
W. W. Woolsey
Charles Young
George McGrath
W. J. Satterwhite
Wales Madden
James Sheldon
Guy Hoover
Jack Eldridge
C. F. Collier
Griggs Seeks Broad Attendance for Panhandle Highway Talks
Griggs, chairman of the Panhandle chamber highway committee, urges 75 cities to send strong representation to business sessions. He stresses the crucial transcontinental route through the Panhandle, with Amarillo as a key unfinished stretch, and predicts regional profits once completed.
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Griggs
Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle
Chicago
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Academy Students To Stage The Chap eron Play Friday
Seniors and juniors of St. Marys Academy present The Chap eron Friday at 8 15 in the Mc Kinley School Auditorium. Cast includes Agnella Hinkamp Velma Campbell Mary E Herbert Geraldine Probst Lucille Peterman Kathleen Edwards Celia Morrow Lucille Lyons Rose Young Helen Matthews Ruth Fitzpatrick Florence Raef Margaret Kern Marie Tennison and Georgianna Mager. Admission 50 cents.
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St. Mary’s Academy
McKinley School
Agnella Hinkamp
Velma Campbell
Mary E. Herbert
Geraldine Probst
Lucille Peterman
Kathleen Edwards
Celia Morrow
Lucille Lyons
Rose Young
Helen Matthews
Ruth Fitzpatrick
Florence Raef
Margaret Kern
Marie Tennison
Georgianna Mager
Fingerprints Sought to Identify Train Victim
Fingerprints have been taken to identify a man roughly 30 who was crushed by a Fort Worth and Denver train Tuesday. His mangled body lies at Blackburn Funeral Home after hundreds viewed it. A card on his clothes reads Charlie Phillips Markley Texas. a telegram to the Markley postmaster went unanswered.
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Blackburn Funeral Home
Fort Worth
Denver
Charlie Phillips
Markley
Texas
Hereford Pastor To Speak Again In West Amarillo
Dr M Cloyd pastor of the First Baptist Church Hereford will fill the pulpit at West Amarillo Baptist Church again tonight at 8 oclock marking the fifth day of the revival. Two services daily at 10 in the morning and 8 at night are announced by Dr M T Tucker pastor of the local church.
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M. Cloyd
First Baptist Church of
Hereford
West Amarillo Baptist Church
M. T. Tucker
Thompson elected president of North Texas Bankers Association
J. C. Thompson of Greenville was elected president of the North Texas Bankers Association at a meeting last night. George H. Jones was named secretary treasurer and Eugene Norton appointed chairman of the membership committee.
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Banker
Greenville
J. C. Thompson
North Texas Bankers’ Association
George H. Jones
Eugene Norton
Road trouble and truck loads prompt county inquiry
Potter County officials and state highway engineer Gibb Gilchrist discussed labor discrimination at the No 5 paving site and truck load limits on 66 east. The commission plans to visit the site tomorrow to investigate. Amarillo Little Theater's bid to use the district court room for The Trial of Mary Dugan was denied as a bad precedent for paid programs in public court rooms.
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Gibb Gilchrist
Austin
Highway Department
Gilchrist
The
News-Globe
Amarillo
Potter County Commission
Chansler Weymouth
No. 5
Amarillo Little Theater
District Court Room
Mary Dugan
Justice Hall
San Jacinto Battle and Texas Independence
The Battle of San Jacinto, about 15 minutes, decisively shifted Texas toward independence from Mexico. Texans endured eight dead and 25 wounded as Mexican losses reached 630 dead 208 wounded with 730 captured including Santa Anna, leading to the Republic of Texas lasting until statehood.
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San Jacinto
North America
Republic of Mexico
Texas
Republic of Texas
Santa Anna
Gun Fight After Meeting at McGlothlin Station
Cox testified that Hoard and others gambled and drank all day, avoiding the house. He admitted taking a half pint of liquor to Hoard, who drank part of it before a meeting at McGlothlin's filling station led to a gunfight in which McGlothlin was killed and Mrs. McGlothlin wounded.
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Cox
Hoard
McGlothlin
Wood, Victim of Shooting, Buried Today
J M Wood 49 a Amarillo railroad employee was laid to rest at Fort Worth after being shot Sunday at his son in law H H Cotten’s home. DeLeon 36 surrendered charged with murder. Surviving Wood family includes widow Mrs Wood sisters and brothers from Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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J. M. Wood
Amarillo Railroad
Fort Worth
Wood
H. H. Cotten
Ww. E. DeLeon
DeLeon
C. B. Davis
Viola
Sylvia Dorman
Norman
Okla
Emily Price
Oklahoma City
Blizzard and High Winds Strike West Coast
King Winter delivers blizzards and high winds across Southern California coastal areas. Fishing boats were destroyed as winds reached 50 mph, halting shipping and air schedules. No deaths reported.
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Los Angeles
California
Chaplin Recovering in Singapore Hospital
Charlie Chaplin, brought to Singapore yesterday, is suffering a mild dengue fever attack but progressing satisfactorily. He hopes to leave the hospital in two or three days.
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Chaplin
Singapore
Straits Settlements
Charlie Chaplin
House Banking panel OKs Goldsborough bill on price stabilization
The House Banking Committee approved the Goldsborough bill directing the Federal Reserve board to raise and stabilize wholesale commodity prices.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Ruins of Temples Tell A Tropical Folly Of Faith
In verse Edgar A. Guest reflects on ancient temples built for a now forgotten god. Time has worn away the stone altars and walls, leaving only a barren heap as a testament to a civilization's devotion and its ultimate erasure by ages.
Markets in grain and livestock up on improving bids
Grain bids steady to higher in Kansas City and Chicago with hogs cattle and sheep trading firm to higher. Cotton market opened softer but rallied later amid rain forecasts and eased again. New York stock market buoyed by signs of easier credit and bond strength.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
New Orleans
Liverpool
Bank of England
New York
Royal Dutch
Standard of
N. J
Public Service of
Allied Chemical
American Tobacco
Eastman
American Can
National Biscuit
Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
North American
Santa Fe
New York Central
Southern Pacific
New York Reserve Bank
Rockefeller a Trade Witness
United Press reports Percy Rockefeller, a leading figure in American finance, subpoenaed to appear before the Senate Banking and Currency Committee investigating short selling by bear raiders. The name surfaced as the inquiry opened and follows a list likely from Richard Whitney, president of the New York Stock Exchange.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Percy Rockefeller
Financial America
Senate Banking and Currency Tree
Rockefeller
William A. Gray
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Hopewell Hop for Curiosity Flight to Lindbergh Home
Kansas City April 21 The flight of a woman in a red monoplane from the municipal airport to Hopewell N J is called a curiosity hop by the Kansas City Star Passenger named Mrs Elizabeth Faubion wife of a machinist She refused comment on the Lindbergh kidnapping on return Otto Ferguson the pilot said he paid all expenses and that she had only four nickels left after using her savings of 325 for the trip
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Kansas City
Hopewell
N. J
Prohibition Parades and World Sound Experiments Highlighted
The piece notes a massive July 4 to St Patrick’s Day parade with a million marchers and many speakeasies. It discusses the “shot heard around the world” misreading, then explains a Schenectady radio experiment showing sound versus electricity speed. It also mentions Interstate Commerce Commission calls for federal highway traffic control and a Corsican court ceiling collapse injuring and killing several.
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Ely
Masachusetts
Kootwijk
Olland
Bandoeng
Java
Sydney
Australia
Schenectady
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Milo
Eastman Kodak
Eaton Axle & Spr
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Tetee
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Tae Ahh
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