Hoover for President drives organizing efforts in California
Reports filed by Herbert Boerer and others show Hoover aligned volunteers forming a Hoover for President group in Santa Clara County California. Women organizers are mobilizing housewives while California leaders plan meetings in Los Angeles and Albuquerque as Hoover declines additional public appearances this week.
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Perny
Leet
Few Faye
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Freternites
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Clere
Png
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Chicago
Banter
Cok Weet
Pittsburgh
Sfer Dette Tavis
Willian J. Cn
Howver
California
Hoover Truths
Freernity
Stafford University
Prearese
Lon Angeles
Albuquerase
N. M
Washington
Amarillo readers debate street lights and safety
A local column argues for proper residential street lighting and warns against overemphasis on downtown White Way displays. It notes burglaries in Amarillo, questions costs, and calls for expert advice to ensure value from the light company while balancing city comfort and safety.
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Amarillo
18Th and
Harrison
New York Population Figures Stir Broader Economic Signs
The census bureau reports New York City's population at 6,241,741, up 587,900 in 28 years. Brooklyn exceeds Manhattan in size while Queens tops Los Angeles in residents, signaling shifting urban weight and a thriving economy as crowds flock to a dense strip from Forty-Eighth Street to Lexington Avenue.
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New York City
Buresa
Atlantic
Brooklyn
Manhattan
New York
Quens
Los Angeles
United
America
Fourenth Street
Fifty-Ninth Street
Ord
Eighth
Lexington Avenue
Fight Against Cleveland Loan Sharks Yields Early Wins
Legal Aid attorney Claude Clark reports progress in Cleveland against abusive salary lenders. The campaign targets employers and loan firms, claiming high interest rates and coercive practices. Early results include notices to honor guardians, protection from discharge for dismissed workers, and better enforcement of licensed lenders.
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Ieternations! Mews Service
Perchues
Cleveland Better Busines Oe
Claude Clark
Cleveland
Derk
Clark
Police arrest two in accessory theft case
Amarillo police arrested two youths named Willem Cappe se and AN Heaney in connection with the alleged theft of auto accessories. Officers recovered an auto tire and other parts. A week earlier two youths were fined in court for similar offenses.
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Amarillco
Willem Cappe
AN. Heaney
Amarillo City Puzzles Over Wading Pool Turned Flower Bed
Readers complain about removing a municipal wading pool for a flower bed and fear loss of a child friendly space. Letters urge preserving water quality and city attractions while noting recent taxpayer concerns and local officials.
Local readers warned about art scam in Amarillo claim
Letter writer cautions about con artists posing as artists in Amarillo promising a free portrait to lure victims. They use fake visits to obtain color details, push frame purchases, demand deposits and keep them if the customer resists. The note urges vigilance against such schemes.
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Amarillo
Tack
Drainage Plan Near Gray Court Touring Camp Noted
A drainage approach from North Williams toward the Gray Court Touring Camp, built just over a year ago, includes a 30 inch pipe to drain a several hundred acre watershed. The project is said to be sanctioned by the State Highway engineer and features a culvert just below the Gray Court.
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North Williams
Gray Court
Panhandle Wighway
Woman Killed by Wringer at Bear Creek Home
Mrs. Anna Thorn, 40, died when a scarf she wore became tangled in an electric clothes wringer at the Bear Creek canyon mountain home of C. G. Gates, president of Gates Rubber Co. in Denver. The scarf end caught in the machine and she suffocated before the motor could be stopped.
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United Press
Denver
Anna Thorn
C. G. Gates
Gates Rubber Co
Bear Creek Canon
Water trouble floods streets after each rain in Amarillo
Letters describe persistent flooding in Amarillo city and state streets due to small approaching pipes. A resident claims $100 damage from repeated backups and presses city manager Bartlett and State Highway engineer for action. The note hints at potential damage suits as rains continue.
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Bartlett
H. B. Wade
Local People Move and Visit End Notes
Mrs Cora Astel returns home from a Denver visit with sister Mrs Guy Fowler. Mr Fowler formerly managed the General Public Utilities in Amarillo. Mrs Joe Bailey Woodward and baby return to Dallas after weeks with Fred Corneline and family. J B Campbell of San Jacinto moves to Dalhart to head the sales department of International Harvester. Donald Lambdin returns home.
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Cora Astel
Guy Fowler
Denver
Fowler
Amerilla
Wes
General Public Utilities Company
Joe Bailey Woodward
Baby
Dallas
Fred Corneline
Mea. J. BR. Campbell
San Jacinto
Dalhart
Thee International Harvester Company
Donald Lambdin
Contested 1922 County Commissioner Race Alleged Voting Violations
The petition charged the voting place near the polls isloitering by people and electioneering by clerks and assistants. It claimed voters were conveyed by vehicles to the polling place and that the judge locked the polls for part of July 28 1922. The suit asserts numerous unqualified votes and miscounted ballots favored Carl Hill over Paxton by 43 ballots, with 60 disputed votes potentially changing the outcome.
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Paxton
Carl Hill
Hill
Nature's Children and the Work of Spring
The poem portrays nature as a stern parent who forces her offspring to endure harsh early spring trials to grow strong. After enduring the cold and labor, the children are ready to bloom, seed, and enjoy long sunny days. Edgar A. Guest writes with a quiet, moral tone about resilience and growth.
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Nature
Markets Report from Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City bids show hogs 7400 head active and steady to higher with top cattle at 19.50 to 19.56 and calves 1600 steady to higher. yearlings strong, slaughter classes steady. Chicago market sees hogs 21000 top 11.75, cattle 8000, calves 1500 steady to higher, best weight steers 16.45, lambs 14.28. western range cattle steady to higher with some futures stronger.
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Kansas City
Preas
Ueded States Department of Agriculture
Sani Press
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Hicher
Hida
Delinquent Tax Sales Start At 2 O Clock Today
The sheriff ordered the sale of 49 properties to collect delinquent county and state taxes totaling 980 dollars. The auction will begin at 2 PM on courthouse steps, marking the first of several hundred planned monthly sales for eight months. Attorney fees and costs average about 20 dollars per suit. Delinquents date from 1926 taxes back to 1885.
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Sheriff's Department
J. W. Collins
Court House
Men Held for Burglary Transferred to County Jail
Four men arrested in a string of safe burglaries in Amarillo were moved from the city jail to Potter County jail. The detainees are Sherman Stout B Lighthouser Oren Stewart and Ed Summers Summers likely to be sent back to Arizona where he is an escaped convict serving a 15 year term.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Sherman Stout
B. Lighthouser
Oren Stewart
Ed Summers
Summers
Arizona
Graves Baby Dies In Hospital Today
Jack Ewegene Graves Jr aged one died at a local hospital at 1 45 this morning. He was the son of Mr and Mrs J B Graves 513 Northeast Tenth street. Body is in state at N and Griggs and Sons funeral parlors awaiting out of town relatives. Funeral services likely tomorrow afternoon.
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Jack Ewegene Graves, Jr
J. B. Graven
Northeast
Tenth Street
N. &. Griggs and Sons
Local notes from Amarillo society page
After a summer in the wheat fields Mrs Elva Bennett has re entered the shorthand department of the Am arillo Business College. Mrs J B Pattons two sisters from Oklahoma City have been visiting. Pr and Mrs J B Landers and son Jack left Sunday for Colorado for vacation. Mrs George FE Jackson moved to Amarillo now at 4 Alabama Avenue. Miss Ethel Boone returned from a month in Pattysburg Mississippi with friends. Mrs Homer Bray expected to return to Amarillo this week after a visit in Dalhart with her brother and mother in law.
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Elva Bennett
Amarillo
Pattysburg
Mississippi
Homer Bray
Dalhart
Cotton market opens steady. prices ease in early trading
The New York cotton market opened steady with declines of 12 to 14 points on Liverpool cables. December sags to around 19.11 as selling increases before midday. Liverpool and New Orleans quotes show mixed moves while the stock market begins with irregular early gains.
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E. York
Associated Press
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Oiis
Heousten
Redia
Chrysler
Greene Canenee
Chemi Pt Yisens
Sinlair
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Sinclair
Mexican Seaboard
O11
Bervedal
Tretline Werner Pictures A
Eastman Kodak
Columbia Gas
General Motors
Carly Caine
New York Central
Genere
Asphalt
Montgomery
Ward
Gondwear
Hurricane Close In Shore Between Miami and Jupiter
Weather bureau tracks a hurricane near the coast between Miami and Jupiter Inlet just north of West Palm Beach. Jupiter lighthouse reports forty mile winds with a falling barometer. Miami records northeast breeze with low pressure. West Palm Beach endures gale winds with shrubbery and fruit damage reported.
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Weather Bureau
Miami
Jupiter Inlet
West Palm Beach
Jupiter
Arbuckle divorce suit amid wild party charges
Roscoe Arbuckle faces divorce proceedings filed by wife Doris Dean who seeks $756 a month alimony citing his income of about $2,000 weekly and $245,000 in investments. The suit alleges Arbuckle became terribly intoxicated at a Hollywood home during a wild party.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Roscoe Arbuckle
Doris Dean
Arbuckle
Miss Dean
Hollywood
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