Indemnity Bonds Sought by White Line Taxi Drivers
The White Line Taxi firm applied for indemnity bonds for its drivers after Red Top Taxi complied with a city ordinance. Only one independent driver remains unbonded. City Manager Jeff Bartlett urged Judge A L Anderson to dismiss 37 cases against Red Top drivers with costs paid by the company if Roy Williams pleads guilty and pays a 50 dollar fine. action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Line Taxi Company
Red Tap Taxi Company
Jeff Bartlett
A. L. Anderson
Roy Williams
Red Top Company
Corporation Court
Bartlett
Anderson
Ranger Sergeant Here on Official Business
Sgt. Jerome B. Wheatley of the Texas Rangers visits Amarillo on official business and notes many improvements since his last trip. He praises the city’s outlook and crops, and commends the local oil field knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome B. Wheatley
The
Texas Rangers
Austin
Sergeant Wheatley
Amarillo
Khiva Temple to Hold Session Here Tomorrow
Petitions for membership and other business will be presented at a Khiva Temple call meeting at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. Potentate Roy W. Thompson, payee, has called the special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khiva Temple
Roy W. Thompson
Paving Company Agent Inspects Amarillo Work
William G Morrison of Wichita Falls represents Plains Paving company and is in Amarillo this week to oversee this year's paving program. He inspected Fillmore street sections between Tenth and Sixteenth streets and praised the local newspaper before remaining in the city for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Morrison
Wichita Falls
The
Plains Paving Company
Amarillo
Fillmore Street
Tenth
Sixteenth
Mr. Morrison
Morrison
Guard Drills Demonstration Urged For Amarillo Employers
City Board of Development calls on every local employer to attend tonight at the Armory Second and Fillmore for a National Guard demonstration. Units from the 142nd headquarters infantry the 132nd field artillery and a medical unit will maneuver with regimental artillery staff in attendance.
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Board of City Development Today
Second
Fillmore Streets
National Guard
Amarillo
142Nd Headquarters Infantry
132Nd Field Artillery
Bids on tourist camp work to open today
Bids on improvements of the new tourist campsite on West Sixth Street will be opened next Tuesday at the city commission meeting. The county lease on the site was approved by the commission last Tuesday.
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West Sixth Street
Fire destroys new Ford coupe in garage at 2000 Taylor Street
A Ford coupe owned by R. A. Carter of 2000 Taylor Street burned yesterday afternoon after he had just purchased the car and parked it in the garage. No injuries are reported.
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NEW Auto
R. A. Carter
Taylor Street
Scouting Eyes Camp Site Near City For Summer
Thomas Nelson announces multiple sites for a Boys Scout weekend camp this summer. A near city site with trees a swimming hole and games area is preferred. The Jack Hall hut will be moved to the chosen location. Officers and executive committee members will be elected May 4 at Polk Street Methodist annex.
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Thomas Nelson
Scout Council
Jack Hall
San Jacinto Heights
Nelson
The
Polk Street Methodist Church
Boy Scout Fund
Amarillo
J. Lindsay Nunn
C. A. Fisk
Howard Willams
Jack Edwards
Max Merry
L. C. White
C. M. McCullough
A. A. Graham
A. N. Olver
C. 8. Makeig
O. A. Seward
T. W. Cot
Red Cross Meeting Delays Action On Amarillo Stop
Local Red Cross members discussed the First Aid demonstration train tour to Amarillo on the Rock Island line set for July 23. The group at the city hall postponed definite decisions and will reconvene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Amarillo
Rock Island
Howard Banquet Speaker At Publishers Association Dinner
Sir Esme Howard British ambassador to Washington will be the principal speaker at a banquet tonight hosted by the American newspaper publishers association in New York. The event highlights international diplomacy and press relations.
Local residents and visitors drift through Amarillo today
A census of names shows C Coffee from Miami and G W Mills from Matador here yesterday while D N Blanton from Panhandle and Mrs Seth Holman from Hereford arrive today. Many others from Claude Claude and Clarendon visit for the Music Festival. A Globe ad offers a free glass bowl with paid classifieds this Saturday April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jones
Clovis
Amarillo
W. O. Jones
Washburn
J. R. Jenkins
Happy
Malcolm Stewart
Dalhart
D. A. Harrell
Claude
J. R. Slay
Groom
Walter Caldwell
San Angelo
Oscar Hill
J. R. Bain
Clarendon
T. B. Tiffany
Childress
Jat Montgomery
Memphis
Robert Durham
Lorenzo
J. D. Gamble
Wilma
Canyon
Raymond Gee
Fort Worth
War Finance Corporation
Carrie Wilder
Dalphus Robinson
Annie Lee Stuart
Col
Thos
Bugbee
California
Globe Office
Half Minute Interviews Judge Henry 8. Bishop Reflects on Amarillo in 1893
Judge Henry 8. Bishop recalls Amarillo's early days with details of the 1893 water source at a corrugated iron pump station near the future municipal auditorium. He notes sparse housing east of Taylor street, the bowery district, and the presence of Callaway Bros. grocery with a 500 resident town. Washburn, a nearby settlement, is mentioned alongside early wagon yards and the Elks club house site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Amarillo
N. H. Tudor
Taylor Street
Bowery
Holland
George W Puckett
B. M. Puckett
Elks’ Club
Washburn
Clements and
Conley
Blackburn
Callaway Bros. Grocery
Polk Street
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Daily Globe
Taylor
Deandi Bldg
Liberty Shoe Shop
C. Coffee
Miami
G. W. Mills
Matador
D. N. Blanton
Panhandle
Seth Holman
Hereford
George Bain
Altus
Okla
D. W. Hamilton
Frank Gamblin
Carter Matthews
Burgess Lumber Co
Fifth
Tyler Streets
Smith and
W. H. Patrick
Jas. Trent
Loraine Patrick
Annie Bourland
T. W. Carroll
Ll. M. Mallett
Texhoma
Dr. I. Rasco
T. K. Jones
Smith Building
H. V. Middaugh
Fourth and
Pierce Streets
Fourth Street
Jack McKinley
Pierce
Colorado
Texas
Harmon Benton
Potter County
F.O.B
American Warehouse & Storage Co
Grant Street
Boston Uat
Palmer
Ole
Rictly
Anitary
the Globe
Moon Mullins
Chicago Tribune
Boob McNutt
Hearst Syndicate
the Kelly Kids
Clarence
Russell
P. O
the Panhandle
Globe
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