News Boys of City to Stage Annual Picnic
News boys of the city plan their annual picnic on Sunday. They will meet at the Globe office then be conveyed to a park. Entertainment includes swimming fishing and games from 2 to 6 oclock with prizes and refreshments provided by local donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aed
Peneh
the Globe
O'Eteck
Ee Penek
Rim” Lane
Mreek Etrealeter
Mastin
Pend
Nei Bottling Company
Mawes
Down at Sea Continued Story of the Whale Rescue
A story continues of a whale plane incident with the crew including FE 8 Moames and Fred Pleres as they attempted an Atlantic crossing. The Whale left Meten on June 30 and made landfall with its radio reportedly repaired, saving four lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedric
Navy
NC4
Asotes
Atlantic
Prentence de Pineda Wes
Azores
Roth Wider
Georgs Haldeman
Averas
Courtaey
Hia Figha
Moames
Seaplane Numancia Waits For Modern Ocean Route To America
At Le Rabid near Huelva the damaged Numancia seaplane, piloted by Commandant Hamen France, lies idle after forced landing from Cadiz. The craft aims to renew its journey toward America, tracing a route tied to early exploration origins at La Rabida.
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United Prenc
Huelva
Spain
le Rabid
Christopher Colombes
America
Numancia
Commandant Hamen
France
la Rebida
Cadiz
Firet
Remy
Asere
Directors of Panhandle Plains Group Meet in Amarillo
Directors of the Panhandle Plains of Texas met at noon at an Amarillo hotel to discuss exhibition plans for Panhandle agriculture in three Midwest states. Reports praised crop conditions, with harvest timing cited as a key issue for August fair dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Plains of Texas, Inc
Amarillo
mid-West
Linus
Panhandle
Mont of Mid-Wear
Slater
Poahendie Viking of Texas, Inc
ER. Diath
Hereford
J. W. Stevens
Tolls
C. H. Loyd
Vege
F. M. Panhandle
M. K. Avery
Dig.mitt
W. B. Quighky
Memphis
May Plainview
Col
Merve Ff Maines
Anager
City De also & eliniliae poxt_— Pathandie Mieins
Doctor True Recovering After Appendicitis Surgery
Dr True underwent an appendectomy yesterday at Saint Anthony Hospital. He is reported to be recovering well and hopes to attend the upcoming round-up on August 25 as he continues his long residence in Amarillo with the Panhandle Colorado outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF. True
Amarillo
Anthony Apitale
Amaane
Panhandiee& Colorado
Lex
J End
J. H. Ferguson
Ferguson
Oil boom era near in Moore County vision of high returns
A long reading of a Moore County oil town column highlights prospects like the Shelly and Gober wells, a possible monster pool, and a coming boom as development expands toward Amarillo. It notes stock values, lease rumors, and potential profits while urging property investment. Also mentions Gene Tunney refusing cigarette ads and local community anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore County
Amarillo
Hotohineon County
Ameritia
Amiritia
Community Help and Gambling Reflections From A Silent Observer
A reader describes discreet charitable acts offering a furnished house for a month to aid a worthy family. The piece then recounts a poker game tale with moral commentary on gambling and morality. The author hints at potential land purchases near Moore County for a safe investment.
Tunney Dempsey clash sparks strong letters to Tack
A reader defends Gene Tunney and bets on his American grit while criticizing Dempsey and Tack. The letter praises Tunney's education and stamina, notes public fascination, and reflects turf-like debate over boxing icons and media coverage.
Women who drink and smoke do not endanger babies says physician
Dr John Whitridge Williams of Johns Hopkins argues flappers can have a nip or cigarette and still be good mothers. He cites beer in Germany and water in France as examples and says modern women differ little at heart from their mothers despite youth indulgences.
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Gene Tunney
Gene
Tack
Gene Tannay
Cass
Dempsey
Tunney
France
John McCarty
John
Heeney
Ew. D
Neeney
Jack Dempsey
Yale
United Press
Denver
Cole
Acc
John Whitridge Williams
Johan Hopkins University
Baltimore
Germany
Williams
Wetherhead
Riots Suppressed by Mysore Lancers Over Sacred Site
An unruly crowd rioted over an image placed at a sacred site. A regiment of Mysore Lancers quelled the disturbance. Fifty five were hospitalized. The piece argues the god should claim his own site and maintain it, else he is not a true deity.
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Mysore
The
Star Co
Autos Needed to Transport Children to Ranch Birthday Picnic
Three automobiles are needed to take children from the Presby terian Children's home to Kerr ranch where five birthday celebrations will be held tomorrow evening. Call Mrs. P A Preisig at 20647 to donate a car. Local sponsors include Texas M and M Company cones, Mistletoe Creamery five gallons ice cream, Amarillo Paper Company cups and plates. All home children are guests of the Orphans' Birthday club at the picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Children’s Home
Kerr Ranch
P. A. Preisig
Texas M. and M. Company
Mistletoe Creamery
Amarillo Paper Company
Orphans’ Birthday Club
Permits in July Increase Over Previous Month
Amarillo issued 129 building permits in July with a valuation of 153 890, per building inspector A. W. Swalley. The totals rise to 639 permits and 2 426 593 in value. The previous month had 66 permits. no industrial permits were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
A. W. Swalley
Duly
Democratic canvass set for Saturday in county courthouse
The Democratic executive committee will meet in the county courtroom Saturday morning to canvass last week's election returns. Grover Hill, Democratic chairman, says candidates are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
Grover Hill
Reverend George W. Kitts Dies in South Dakota
The Ashton paper reports Rev. George W. Kitts died leaving the community church pastorate vacant. His widow Mrs. Kitts, mother of seven and youngest three months old, is offered the pastorate with church officers facilitating her new role. Earlier in marriage she aided his foreign missions work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kitts
Amarillo
First Christian Church
Texas Wheat Grower’s Association
Ashton
South Dakota
Carnival Dance at Nat Palace Tonight
The Nat Palace hosts a carnival dance tonight with Ford Frederick’s Oplece orchestra performing Tennessee Rhythm. Past events at the Nat have drawn large crowds and this night is expected to be very successful. Free noise makers and confetti will be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford-Frederick’s
Oplece
Tennessee
Booster letter urges better bus service for city
A reader pleads for improved public transportation, proposing twenty minute and half hour service, and urges drivers to announce routes at all stations. The writer tags the town as a hick locale and asks officials to act, hoping for relief.
Assassin’s confession clues in son’s crime
The accused man recalls suffering as a child from diphtheria and later paralysis. He says he cannot imagine his son as Obregon’s killer and nearly collapses when police cite his son’s deed, which he stubbornly refuses to accept.
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Obregon
Officers Mustered In at Jeanette Duncan Auxiliary Meeting
The Jeanette Duncan auxiliary of the Guy V Henry Jr Camp United Spanish War Veterans held an 8 pm meeting at American Legion headquarters. L J Smith led the muster of officers including president Mrs Jeanette Hammer and secretary Miss Maxine McCormick. The next meeting is set for September 5 at the same location.
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Jeanette Duncan
Guy V. Henry
Lola McPherson
Mildred Smith
Agnes Peterson
Mollie Black
Ida Walker
Mary Honcrestt
Effie McPherson
J. N. Edwards
Eula Lee Mead
Jeanette Black
Erma McCormick
Mary Adell Miner
Hammer
New Families Coming Here Reported By Potter County Library Board
More than 900 new registrations were recorded by the Potter County Free Library during June and July in Amarillo. The same period saw over 500 new books added to shelves. River Road and Brady branch libraries reported large circulations as Mrs. R. L. McMeans presided at the meeting.
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Potter County
Local Boys Set Records at Citizens Camp Fort Sill
Thomas O'Moore and Jack Fischer of Amarillo are named among 24 youths for commendation at the Citizens Military training camp at Fort Sill Oklahoma. O'Moore attend ed for a second year while Fischer participates for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O'Moore
Jack Fischer
Amarillo
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Lindbergh Stops in Kansas City for Group Meet
A. Lindbergh capped his Kansas City visit with a morning conference with Municipal Airport Bond committee members at Fairfax field. He declined to reveal his next stop, though Chicago was rumored as his overnight location.
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Kansas
A. Lindbergh
Fairfax
Il O'Cleek
Municipal
Chicago
Police raid on Negro card game nets eighteen arrests
Patrolmen Robertson and Adkinson raided a Negro card game at 3 this morning. Eighteen people were arrested last night and this morning, six on gaming with cards, others on traffic offenses. All paid fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polie
Robertson and
Adkinson
Dream rocket car could usher interplanetary communication
Berlin inventors unveil a rocket automobile and envision a 30 minute Berlin to America trip. W T Jackman of Clovis and M A Barker set off for New York on an extended market trip, signaling bold plans and market interests in rapid transit tech.
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Berlin
America
W. T. Jackman
Clovis
M. A. Barker
Jackman
New York City
Canadians Protest Management At Olympic Games
Canadian Olympic officials outspoken about treatment of Canadians and alleged bias in favor of United States athletes. Statements from P J Mulqueen and Bobby Robison cited incidents of penalties against Canadians while others escape violations. A flag-raising dispute followed Percy Williams' 100 metre win as Dutch authorities reportedly lacked a regulation flag.
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Amsterdam
Canadian Olympic Committee
United States
P. J. Mulqueen
Canada
Bobby” Robison
Wen Percy Williams
Inside Story Of Agents Buying Liquor At Clubs
Federal records allege agents and wives were served liquor openly at Helen Morgan s club and others. An e card from Albert enabled champagne, rye, Scotch and brandy purchases with prices listed, while analysis showed champagne was grape juice spiked with alcohol and whiskies were low quality synthetic stocks.
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Albert
Helen Morgan
Tex Gainan
Salon Royale
Furnace Club
Silver Slipper
Ferndale Club
Miss Morgan
Len T. Tyson
Texas
Silver Slipper Club
Response to Needful Teacher Great Call Backfires Hope
Potter County superintendent Miss Laura V Hamner reports a strong community response to aid a needy woman and her children. Local ladies donated coats dresses and shoes with enough goods to last through winter while the mother and children will receive suitable clothing for the season.
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Laura V. Hamner
Potter County
Miss Hamner
Amaillo
Harris and Patton among speakers at Rotary lunch
A. J. Harris was a principal speaker at the Rotary Club luncheon in Amatillo. He spoke on national and local packing house issues. Dr. L. K. Patton, back from Europe, shared experiences from his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Harris
Rotary Club
Amatillo
Harris
L. K. Patton
Europe
William Comes a Courting Verse
A short poem describes William arriving with bright eyes and a courteous manner He asks how the speaker is feeling and sits when invited Then the speaker offers him a chair reflecting polite courtship tones
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William
Livestock quotations from Kansas City St Louis and Oklahoma City
Market roundup from the agricultural department shows cattle calves hogs and sheep prices across Kansas City St Louis and Oklahoma City markets. Hogs milled steady to higher with top around 11.50 in St Louis and 11.08 in Kansas City. Cattle and vealers show mixed shifts with milk fed calves at 15.25 to 17.25 and sheep lambs around 15.50 to 16.75.
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Kansas
Associated Press
Kansas City
United Statesment of Agriculture
ST. Louis
Associated Presa
East &T
Unite States Agric Department of
Oklahoma City
Cotton market opens steady on August reports and prices rise
New York opens steady with gains as active cotton months advance. Private crop estimates show yields around 14.6 to 15.1 million bales, lifting December. New Orleans market follows with higher values and improved demand though selling pressure returns later in the hour. Prices for American grades mix with gains in October and December contracts. sales total about 6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
New Orleans
New York Stock Letter on Associated Motors Block Trade
The Associated Motors block of 4,000 shares trades at the split price from 189 to 1845, indicating an extreme one point loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Motors
July brings fifty nine marriage licenses issued
July records from Ed M. Pittman, county clerk, show 59 marriage certificates issued, 17 fewer than June's 76. About a quarter, 16 licenses, went to widows and divorcees, indicated by the prefix Mrs. before their names.
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Ed M. Pittman
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Hood
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Than & Kite
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Orphan Birthday Club
Almont
Dinsworth
Bat
Skelly Wetl
Rev. Kitts
Nat Palace
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Lindy
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Rotary Meet
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Dan Cupid
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