Presidents Campaign Speech Opens Republican Nomination
Washington, Avanst 14. President Coolidge prepares to accept the party nomination with a nationwide campaign speech at Memorial Continental Hall. The event will be broadcast coast to coast, aiming for an audience of 20.5 million. The president will depart for Plymouth, Vermont, with his family after the exercises.
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Washington
Avanst
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Memorial Continental Hall
Mr. Butler
Frank W. Mondell
Cooldge
Jason Noble Pierce
First Congregational Church
Herve
Rocky Mountains
National Committee
Amarillo City approves engineers roll for Harrison Street improvement
The city adopts and approves the engineer's roll detailing property owners and assessment amounts for Harrison Street upgrades from Twenty Fourth to Twenty Ninth Street. A hearing is scheduled and the city secretary is ordered to notify abutting property owners and railway interests.
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Harrison Stree
Amarillo
Harrison Street
Twenty Fourth
Twenty Ninth Street
Plains Paving Company
City of
Visiting Dallas guests honored at 1813 Harrison home
Mr and Mrs Frank Ryburn of Delta and Mr and Mrs A K Meyer hosted a Tuesday evening at 1813 Harrison Street. The informal gathering included games and a supper for guests and Houston acquaintances including H C Pipkin Henry Bishop and Howard Trigg. Attendees listed include Mesdames Pipkin Bishop Parr Warren Ewen and Miss Healey of Wheeling.
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Dallas
Frank Ryburn
Deltas
Harrison Street
H. C. Pipkin
Henry Bishop
Howard Trigg
George Parr
David Warren
Robert Ewen
Houston
J. D. Clayton
Sophia Meyer
Esther Clayton
Local views on sheriff choice and fall labor prospects
Ss. A. Jewell backs Potter county Sheriff Whitaker for re election noting his first term service. Carl Sullivan predicts a windfall in the Panhandle with a hired boy earning between two and twenty five hundred dollars this fall. Jo Jd. Ross plans a large Staton chamber of commerce fair this fall.
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Ss. A. Jewell
Whitaker
Potter County
Carl Sullivan
Panhandle
Jo Jd. Ross
Chamber of Commerce
Staton
Amarillo Public Hearing on Street Railways and Improvements
The notice sets a hearing in the City Hall Commission Room Amarillo Texas on August 26 1024 at 2 00 PM for abutting property owners railways and street railways and others interested to protest benefits assessments costs and contracts and to present evidence by witnesses or agents with the hearing continuing until all have been heard and errors cured.
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City Hall
Amarillo
Texas
Voters from Many Towns to Hear Jim Ferguson
Local Democrats foresee Amarillo hosting the largest political gathering in years as Ferguson supporters rally. Col. William A. Miller reports letters from towns predicting large turnout, including Judge Wilson of Canadian County who backs Mrs. Ferguson. Judge C. C. Triptett will introduce the speakers.
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Ferguson
Amarillo
William G. McAdoon
McAdoo
William A. Miller
Ferguson Campaign
Judge Wilson
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Wishes
We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness during our mother's illness and death. Special thanks to Dr Yates and his choir, nurse Eva Thompson, J H Ross family, and Minnie Gerlach for their support and flowers.
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Dr. Yates
Eva Thompson
Mra
J. H. Ross
Minnie Gerlach
High Power Eyeglasses Engagement at Polk Street
Dr. Wolcott offers expert testing at 1104 Polk corner in 1982. Hours include nights and Sundays by appointment, with engagement as the focus for visual services.
Mrs Genevieve Clark Thompson Backs John W Davis
Genevieve Clark Thompson daughter of Champ Clark announces she will campaign for Democrat nominee John W Davis. She covered the Democratic convention in New York for a New Orleans newspaper.
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Genevieve Clark Thompson
Champ Clark
John W. Davis
Toney Rosella Impersonator Conned Sheriff Office
An impersonator named Toney Rosella visited the sheriff’s office claiming his car was stolen and joked with Deputy Davis. He later visited The Globe, fooled staff into thinking a prank against the editor, and used a fake story to try to place an ad for White Langshaw chickens.
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Toney Rosella
Davis
Rosella
Globe Office
Sheriff's Department
Amarillo City Resolves Taxes on Railways and Adjacent Property
The council sets improvements and apportionment method and levies assessments as a first lien and personal charge. Notices will be published at least three times in Amarillo newspapers and mailed to known abutting property owners. The resolution takes effect after passage on August 12, 1924, with Mayor H. E. Smith and City Secretary Jewell Davidson attesting.
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Amarillo
Texas
H. E., Smith
Jewell Davidson
North Plains Counties Exhibit at Amarillo Tri State Fair
Hemophil and Roberts counties plan agricultural exhibits at the Amarillo Tri State exposition. A royal court will headline the pageant. Director Mike Hollander says he just returned from a trip to Canadian and Pampa with H J Bozeman, publicity director of the Board of City Development.
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Hemophil
Roberts
Amarillo
the Plains
Mike Hollander
Canadian
Pampa
H. J. Bozeman
Board of City Development
Railroad executive passes through Amarillo in private car
Juling Krutschnitz chairman of the Southern Pacific executive board and one of the nation’s top paid railroad officials traveled east through Amarillo in his private car Guadaloupe aboard Santa Fe number 22 at noon.
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Juling Krutschnitz
Southern Pacific System
United States
Amarillo
Guadaloupe
Morrows Visit. Morrow Brother Hospitalized
Mr and Mrs Bud Morrow of Santa Rosa are visiting Mr and Mrs H C Walker at 510 Merchant Street. Ed Morrow, brother of Mr Morrow, is in Northwest Texas hospital with a broken jaw.
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Bud Morrow
Santa Rosa
H. C. Walker
Merchant
Morrow
Ed Morrow
Northwest Texas Hospital
Relief Fund Show Tickets Sell Fast in Amarillo
The sale of tickets for The Still Alarm, a relief fund benefit for Amarillo firemen, is moving quickly. Fire Chief Earl Currey said no donations are asked, only ticket purchases. The Fire Department will review the film next week before approval. local press will attend the preview.
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Amarillo
Earl Currey
Twenty Bodies Believed in River Farms Barn Fire
Knightstanding Galif August 14 coroner reports intense heat from burning ruins of the River farms barn fire likely killed about twenty people. Excavation to recover charred bodies delayed until Friday or Saturday. initial estimates say around fifty men were in the barn, seven escaped.
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Knightstanding
Galif
Question on Heaven Gates and Governor’s Chair
Charles Triplett, attorney, replies to a Globe correspondent asking if a man can reach the governor’s chair by clinging to his wife’s apron strings. He answers that success comes from getting the greatest number of votes. Mrs. John Hayes and her daughter shopped in Amarillo.
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Charles
Triplett
Globe
John Hayes
Shearman
Amarillo
Warren Out Ambassador Warren Resigns from Mexico Post
President Coolidge accepts the resignation of Charles Beecher Warren ambassador to Mexico. Warren says he will return home to his family because he believes his tasks have been completed. He led U S diplomacy amid cross border issues and regional tensions during his tenure.
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Coolidge
Charles Beecher Warren
Mexico
Warren
New Mexico Man Brought Here After Roping Mishap
Ed Morrow of Fort Sumner New Mexico is hospitalized in Northwest Texas with a broken lower jaw after roping a burro. He was jerked from his horse and kicked by the animal while roping. His parents Mr and Mrs Sam Morrow brought him to Amarillo. they are staying with Chief of Police Clark Cain.
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Ed Morrow
Fort Sumner
Northwest
Texas Hospital
Mr Morrow
Amarillo
Sam Morrow
Clark Cain
Cain
New Mexico
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