Coolidge to Launch National Campaign Address
Washington August 14 Mr Coolidge to outline his campaign views at Memorial Continental Hall after being formally notified of the Republican nomination. The event will begin at 8 o clock with long distance telephones linking radio stations nationwide. An audience of about 24 million is expected to hear the address.
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Washington
Reddy
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Memorial Continental Hall
Kuffer
Butler
Frank W. Mondell
Jason Noble Pierce
First Congregational Church
Rocky Mountains
National Committee
City OKs Engineer's Roll for Harrison Street Improvement
The Amarillo City Council adopts and approves the engineer's roll detailing property owners and frontage for the Harrison Street upgrade. A public hearing will be held for abutting property owners and railways to review assessments and plans.
Dallas Society Honors Mr and Mrs Frank Ryburn Guests
Dallas residents were honored during a social function hosted by Mr and Mrs A KE Meyer at 1613 Harrison Street Tuesday evening. Guests included Mesdames Pipkin Bishop Trigg Parr Warren Ewen of Houston and Messrs Clayton Pipkin Bishop Trigg Parr Warren Esther Clayton and Miss Ruth Healey of Wheeling visiting Mrs Gavin and Dr Healey Black at 608 Harrison Street.
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Dallas
Frank Ryburn
A. KE. Meyer
Harrison Street
H. C. Pipkin
Henry Bishop
Howard Trigg
George Parr
David Warren
Robert Ewen
Houston
J. D. Clayton
Sophia Meyer
Esther Clayton
Ruth Healey
Wheeling W. Va
T. M. Gavin
Dr. Healey-Black
Voters from Many Towns to Hear Jim Ferguson
Local Democrats forecast Amarillo’s Municipal auditorium will host the largest Ferguson event in years. Col. William A. Miller reports letters from towns for large turnout, with Judge Wilson of Canadian and Judge C. C. Triplett set to introduce the speakers.
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Fergusson
Amarillo
William G. McAdoo
Ferguson
McAdoo
William A. Miller
Wilson
C. C. Triplett
Fergusons
Less Whitaker Re-election Backed By Local Support
A. Jewell endorses Sheriff Whitaker of Potter County for a second term citing solid performance and duty. Carl Sullivan discusses Panhandle autumn earnings with a 21 year old hired by a farmer earning 20 monthly and a crop share. J. J. Rose, Slaton Chamber of Commerce secretary, plans a large fall community fair.
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A. Jewell
Whitaker
Potter County
Carl Sullivan
Panhandle
J. J. Rose
Chamber of Commerce
Slaton
Card of Thanks for kindness during illness and death
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our mother's illness and passing. Grateful for floral offerings. Special thanks to Dr Yates and his chair, nurse Miss Eva Thomason, Mr J H Ross, Mrs Minnie Gerlach, and others who assisted.
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Yates
Eva Thomason
J. H. Ross
Minnie Gerlach
Dr Wolcott's High Power Eyeglasses Engaged
Dr Wolcott offers expert testing at 1144 Polk corner 111th with appointments on nights and Sundays. Engagement details listed by phone for 1982.
Amarillo City to Hear Railways Crossing Improvements
A August 26 1924 hearing in Amarillo Texas will allow abutting property owners and railway street railway interests to protest or support proposed improvements. The meeting in City Hall will cover benefits costs assessments and cost apportionment with witnesses, legal issues, and possible continuations until all are heard. Notices will publish three times and may mail copies to owners, with final determinations and liens following per law.
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City Hall
Amarillo
Texas
H. EB. Smith
Jewell Davidson
Mrs Genevieve Thompson backs John W Davis for president
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 Mildly Foils Sheriff Office
An impersonator visiting the sheriff's office, posing as Toney Rosella, claimed his car was stolen and spoke in broken Italian English to Deputy Davis. He later pitched an ad for White Langshan chickens at The Globe, revealing the prank to a reporter and ad staff.
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Toney Rosella
Davis
Rosella
Globe Office
Sheriff's Department
Counties Exhibit At Amarillo Tri State Fair
Hemphill and Roberts counties will present agricultural exhibits at the Amarillo Tri State exposition. The event features a Pageant O’ The Plains with a royal court. Director Mike Hollander announced the plans after his return from Canada and Pampa with H. Bozeman, publicity director of the Board of City Development.
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Hemphill and Roperts
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
O’ the Plains
Mike Hollander
Canadian
Pampa
H. Lk. Bozeman
Board of City Development
Railroad Executive Passes Through Amarillo in Private Car
Julius Krutschnitz, chairman of the executive board of the Southern Pacific system and among the nation s highest paid railroad officials, was observed traveling east in his private car Guadaloupe on Santa Fe train number 22 through Amarillo at noon.
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Julius Krutschnitz
Southern Pacific System
United States
Amarillo
Guadaloupe
Morrows Visit and Brother Hospitalized in Texas
Mr and Mrs Bud Morrow of Santa Rosa New Mexico are visiting Mr and Mrs H C Walker at 510 Merchant Street Ed Morrow, brother of Mr Morrow, is in a North West Texas hospital with a broken jaw.
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Bud Morrow
Santa Rosa
S. M
H. C. Walker
Merchant Street
Morrow
Ed Morrow
Northwest
Texas Hospital
Relief Fund Tickets Selling Fast for Still Alarm Show
Fire Chief Earl Currey says tickets for The Still Alarm, a relief fund benefit for Amarillo firemen, are selling rapidly. No donations are asked. proceeds come from ticket sales. The fire department will preview the film next week before granting permission to show, with local press invited.
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Amarillo
Earl Currey
Twenty Bodies Believed In Ruins Of Barn Fire
Knishtslanding Galif August 14 coroner says about twenty lives likely lost in River farms barn fire. Excavation to recover charred bodies delayed until Friday or Saturday after inquiry. About fifty men were in the barn. seven escaped.
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Knishtslanding
Galif
River Farms
GCOME BACK FROM TRIPLETT ADDRESS TO THE GLOBE
Attorney Charles Triplett replies to a reader question about political access. He says the path to the governor’s chair is by getting the greatest number of votes. Meanwhile Mrs. John Hayes and her daughter from Spearman shopped in Amarillo.
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Charles
Triplett
Globe
Heaven
John Hayes
Spearman
Amarillo
Todas
Warren resigns as ambassador to Mexico
President Coolidge accepted the resignation of Charles Beecher Warren, ambassador to Mexico. Warren said he would return to his family, adding that the tasks he undertook to accomplish have been completed.
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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 was treated at Northwest Texas hospital for a broken lower jaw after a roping accident. He was jerked from his horse when entangled in a rope and kicked by a burro. His parents Mr and Mrs Sam Morrow brought him to Amarillo to be cared for by the Cain family.
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New Mexico
Ed Morrow
Fort Sumner
No M
Northwest Texas Hospital
Mr. Morrow
Amarillo
Sam Morrow
Clark Cain
Cain
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Plains Paving Company
Jim Perguson
Sprvice DE
Aids Davis
Admar
North Plains Counties
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Herrick Refrigerator
Price
Herricks
Relief Fund
Daily Globe
W. L. Douglas
Guar
Eat Rail
L.douglas
East Std
Taylor Sts
E. 4Th St
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