Hoover and Smith Gain in Primaries Across States
In Ohio, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts primaries, Hoover strengthens Republican grip with a majority of 11 Ohio delegates and hoped Massachusetts support. Smith leads in Ohio preferences, aims for Pennsylvania and Massachusetts backing, while delegates align with Atlee Pomerene and other figures in Columbus district races.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Hoover
Smith
New York
Kansas City
Mellon
Houston
Atlee Pomerene
Columbus
Pomerene
Donahey
Reed
Missouri
Mexican Quarantine on Cotton Belt Reported
Advices from Mexico City to El Continental state the Mexican agriculture department ordered a quarantine of the Cotton Belt to check the pink boll worm, including Guahuila and Chihuahua. Mrs. Joe McEwen of the Herring hotel plans a Friday trip to St. Louis for a month. Rio Janerio notes a supreme court ruling forbidding children under 1% from attending movies or theaters without a parent.
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Associated Press
Tel Paso
Tex
Mexico City
el Continental
Mexican Department of Agriculture
Guahuila
Chihuahua
Joe McEwen
The
Herring Hotel
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Loos Show Draws Crowds At Fourth And Madison
At the corner of Fourth and Madison streets the J George Loos shows under the American Legion and Elk’s club drew big crowds with eight rides busy late. Visitors toured free attractions while Eddie Bruer guided Newsboy guests through the exhibitions. A featured mechanical city with 3000 wooden figures simulates daily urban life.
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J. George Loos
Fourth
Madison Streets
American Legion
The
Elk’s Club
Tommorrow
Globe News
Mr. Loos
Eddie Bruer
Seventh Court Civil Appeals session in Amarillo actions
Proceedings in the Seventh District court at Amarillo include motions granted and overruled across numerous cases. Parties include J. W. Gooch, A. J. Coleman, First National Bank of Plainview, Crosby County Cattle Co., Hartford Accident & Indemnity, Floyd Parker, T. H. Henderson, Mary Putty, E. Putty, I. Lawson, Charles Garrett, Panhandle & Santa Fe Railway, Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corp, Hereford Independent School District, and others. Several cases affirmed, reversed and remanded, or set for submission May 16 1928.
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Court of ‘Civil Appeals
Seventh District
Amarillo
J. W. Gooch
A. J. Coleman
J. M. Daniel
First National Bank of Plainview
Crosby County Cattle Company Et
Frank Corn
Floyd
Parker Et al
M. T. Bailey
Crosby
T. H. Henderson
T. S. Williams
Lynn
E. Putty
Mary Putty
Lubbock
I. Lawson
M. E. Abney
Collingsworth
Charles Garrett
W. R. Kelley
Panhand
West Audit Company
Yoakum County
Yoakum
Hereford Independent
J. S. Jones
Deaf Smith
Helen Cullum
W. Lowe
Hale
N. F. Martin
L. J. Smith
Potter
W. M. Williams
Maurice Fuerstenberg
Hall
W. S. Birge
Bettie Perkins
Potter, I. T
Potter, I. T.*goodnight Et al
City of Wellington
Local man held on kidnapping charge in Amarillo
Amarillo police arrested George H. Celey at California officials request on a kidnapping charge. He posted 500 bond in Justice Minter's court after a habeas corpus hearing. The 6 year old daughter was ordered in custody of J B Celey and brought from Los Angeles after a five year separation.
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Amarillo
George H. Celey
California
H. L. Gaither
Celey
J. W. Minter
Henry Bishop
Minter
J. B. Celey
Jefferson Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Open House of Woodmen Circle Draws Large Crowd
The bi district Woodmen of the World women’s circle closed two days of sessions with an open meeting and informal dance in Woodman’s hall. Hostesses Mrs Jennie Lindbloom and Mrs Georgia Easum of Amarillo led the event representing about 25 Panhandle counties. Visiting officials included Mrs Mary E LaRocca national president Omaha and Dora Alexander Talley national secretary Omaha.
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Woodmen of the World Women’s Circle
Woodman's Hall
Woodmen
Jennie Lindbloom
Georgia Easum
Amarillo
Panhandle
Dynamite Bombs Found on Ranch Halt Revolution
News report from Chihuahua City area details discovery and seizure of a large supply of dynamite bombs on a northern ranch. Thirteen people were arrested in connection with the incident, described as halting a revolution. The piece also mentions related personal notes about residents and local figures.
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Associated Press
Juary
Mexico
Chihuahua City
Box Supper Planned at Soney School House
A box supper and social will be held Thursday at 8 p m in the Soney school house. The Amarillo Little Theater will present a program and Clyde Whittaker will auction boxes to raise funds for Miss Helen Kiiling to travel to Austin for state declamation contests on May 3 and 4. The sixteen year old won county and district rural school titles and is expected to excel in Austin. Candidates and the public are invited.
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Soney
Amarillo
Austin
Flashes of Life Across Oceans and Concert Plans
New York report notes Philip G. Peabody, 72, retired lawyer, opening his 115th Atlantic crossing tonight after 36 years of travel to 91 countries. He maps July 15th, August 15th, and November 116th crossings. Paris anchor Vladimir De Pachman, famed pianist and dean of the instrument, plans an 80th birthday concert for poor children. Chicago brief mentions praise for the tipless barber shop and the State Munter.
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Associated Press
New York
Philip G. Peabody
Paris
Vladimir de Pachman
Barbers Union Bans Tips Amid Professional Bench
Oyster Bay New York Roosevelt’s hometown steps up its growth hiring counsel at five thousand five hundred dollars annually to manage rapid expansion while barbershop etiquette elevates the status of barbering as a professional service.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
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SMITE
Commerce
LOOS
F. C. Cullom
H. R. May Et al
Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation
the Store of Fashion and Initiative
Arthur Weiss
Peggy Paige
Polk ST
W.C
J. B
Fort Worth
Bering
Beck Bros
East 5Th Street
Sondy
Ory
Downtoon Department
Yyrcgeil& Cockrell I
Taylor
Texas
Chicago
Munter
Barbers’ Association
Vox Drug Co
Booterie
Children’s New Spring
Adams Dry Goods Company
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