Resignation Rumors Circulate Over Douglas May Post
Turbulence surrounds Douglas May with reports that earner Tan Mody may resign this week. Allegations claim Douglas May listened to a telephone conversation with Das Moody, fueling calls for May to resign. No official contact has been reached and governors have pressed for clarity amid political turmoil.
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Douglan
Gewtertey
Fey
Das Moody
Heer Theog- Jou
Pougins
Hla
Confession Shifts Blame in Fort Worth Robbery Case
Mrs. Mery Silver of Kansas City plans to travel to Austin as backers file a petition with thousands of signers. The condemned man’s mother says she will press for clemency while Silver’s backers claim his companion Wilien fired the fatal shot before a confession emerged. Gene and Silver were arrested in Oklahoma, returned to Fort Worth for trial.
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Silver
Nsk
de Tome
Mery Silver
Kanes Clty
Qeather
Awstie
Bia Te Beat
Gavetter Moody
Parker
Motors outlines 2025 first half results and profits
The report shows 2025 first half sales of 8129 and 600 000, with profits of 46.6 million and a 400 share value for six months. It notes a stock performance and annual rate of 18, while discussing wider social commentary on suicide and public fascination with crime debates. The text includes a personal crisis narrative and a police reference about a book search linked to a man named Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Motors
Meletious Golden
Posies Liesterant Krinn
Wien
Golden
Eafety
Officers raid house near local church on city raid
Deputies raided a house behind a church in Amarillo and arrested two women and a man. Police seized beer bottles and more than 200 empties and destroyed several gallons of beer in the operation. Authorities say the occupants were making and selling beer in a rear dwelling. another arrest is expected. This marks the second church area raid in Amarillo by officers.
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Potter County
Amarillo
New Licenses Arrive For Hunting Fishing and Trapping
Four books containing hunting fishing trapping and non resident licenses arrived from the state bureau in Austin and will be sold at local hardware stores starting soon. 14 old licenses expire August 41 and 1400 new licenses were ordered with 2500 for Amarillo and rest to Raw and Dellam counties.
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State Game, Fish and Oyster Bureau
Austin
BD. Turver
Panhandle
Williams Hardware Companies
Ad Company
J. W. Minter
Turner
Social miscellany and hints of headlines in a late night column
A lively, verbose reader column covers fashion, money, and gossip with quirks about heiresses, a joke on a coffin shipment, and local anecdotes. It mentions Gene Tunney, an inheritance, Barnum-like anecdotes, a missing dog, and a note about Old Ben Stratton returning to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ire Barend
Amarillo
Ben Stratton
Oklahoma
Ben
Page Sanitarium
Charley Page
Contested Game Laws and Local Quips Clip Letter Stack
A reader column mix critiques game laws on goose limits and fines while mixing jokes and short anecdotes. The letter laments enforcement gaps, laments low penalties, and questions wardens presence, with additional quips about social figures and tolerance.
Indignant letters rail at a tamale seller and a columnist
A reader complains about an Amarillo paper column mocking a Tamale seller Habib Kahn from Afghanistan and a critic Mr Nye. The letter demands apologies and warns of trouble if Mr Nye persists. The page also includes requests from an unemployed man seeking work and a humorous note about a ham shipment and local election reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tren
Heames Nye
B-Tack
Nye
Life stories of Hoover and Smith arrive in new books
Russell and Cockrell showcase two new biographies of Herbert Hoover and Al Smith. Will Irwin’s Herbert Hoover Reminiscent Biography and Norman Hapgood with Henry Moskowitz’s Up from the City Streets profile the presidential candidates with brisk, era-tinged perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Russell
Cockrell
Will Irwin
Alfred Emith
Norman Hapgood
Henry Moskowits
Hoover Smith Straw Vote Reflected in Amarillo Letters
Readers in Amarillo react to a nationwide straw poll echoed by Hearst papers comparing Smith Hoover and Davis. The letters discuss results, local gas and phone service issues, and a planned visit by a Texas reader, with plans to publish more responses and a note on Armistice Day memories.
Ends Life When Arrested for Girl Murder
Austin Pavey, 35, amateur photographer, killed himself as police moved to arrest him in the April murder of Mrs. Lillie Mae Carmein, 33, a factory worker. Carmein was shot four times and left in a main city street. her husband Elmer Carmein and a ten-year-old son mourn.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Austin Pavey
Lillie Mae Carmein
Rail Strike Expands Across Major Lineup Of U S Railroads
A 12 percent offer followed conferences in Chicago with union and road representatives and the Federal Board of Mediation. The strike affects a vast list of lines including Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, Baltimore and Ohio Gulf Coast lines, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific and many others across gulf coast, midwest, and western networks.
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Chicago
Union
the Roads
John Williams
Federal Board of Mediation
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Eastern
Western
Coast Lines
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Pe
Panhandle
Belt Railway Company
Mlinois
Burlington and Quincy
Great Western
Milwaukee
Ee Pant and Pacific
Rock Ieland
Gulf
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Colorado and Southern
Davenport
Rock Island
Northwestern
Denver and
Rio Grande
Saskatchewan
Hudson's Bay
Crow's Nest Southern
Nelson and
Fort Sheppard
Vancouver, Victoria and Eastern Railway and Navigation Company
Gulf Coast Lines
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
St. Louis
Brownsville
Ogden Union Railway
Rio Grande Southern
St. Joseph
Louisiana
Houston and
Texas Central
Houston
H.&b.v.l
Texas Midland Railroad
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Texas and
Beaumont
Louisiana Western Railroad
1. & G. N. Morgan
Louisiana and Texas Railroad and Steamship Company
Iberia and Vermilion Railroad
Houston, Fast
Folly and Pride in Edgar A. Guest’s Time
A poetic reflection on life and ambition. The speaker weighs trifling goals and pride against fleeting happiness and beauty. He admits striving for strength and fashionable success, yet longs to honor life’s simple joys and lost loved ones.
Youths Held on Statutory Charge Here
Two youths identified as Ted Hart and J I Lester about 18 years old were arrested late yesterday and jailed in Potter County on statutory offense charges. Deputies took them after a complaint from a mother alleging a behaviour involving her 1 year old child.
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Ted Hart
J. I. Lester
Potter County
Sheriff's Office
Rail Hearing Aims at Bus Line Permits Across Four States
Louisiana, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona join Texas in a conference after a letter exchange. Three Sept 3 Amarillo cases seek permits for J. W. Chamberlin McLean to Pampa W C Bird Pampa to Wheeler and Shamrock to Oklahoma Ed January Amarillo Interstate to Oklahoma. Postponed actions include Abbott Levelland to Roswell N M Prince buyout of Safety First and related routes Arch Tyler plans talks in Austin with Texas Bus Owners Association ahead of the Amarillo meeting.
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Amarillo
J. W. Chamberlin
McLean
Pampa
W. C. Bird
Wheeler
Shamrock
Oklahoma
Abbott
Ihalow
Floydada
G. C. Abbott
Levelland
Roswell
N. M
John H. Prince
Frank Warner
Safety First
Co. W. Abbott
Spearman
Stinnett
Arch Tyler
Amarillo-Tucumesri
C. J, Ward
J. ©. Ward
North Plains Coaches
Austin
Texas Bus Owners’ Association
Vacation travelers leave Amarillo for Colorado and Yellowstone
Charley Green his sister Roberta and George Link of Spur Texas depart Amarillo by auto for a Colorado vacation. They will visit Colorado Springs then continue to Yellowstone National Park and other points of interest. They expect to return home in about thirty days.
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Charley Green
Roberta
George Link
Spur
Texas
Amarillo
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Mips Green
Mr. Green
Mr. Link
Yellowstone National Park
Amarillo Invites Painters Group to Meet in 1929
The Board of City Development sent an invitation to the Texas Association of Master Painters and Decorators to hold their 1929 meeting in Amarillo. The association is in convention in Fort Worth today and tomorrow.
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Army Texan
Laubhock
Amarillo
California
al Smith
Barney Barnes
P. S
Board of City Development
Texas Association of Master Painters and Decorators
Fort Worth
Police Holding Three For Federal Officers
W. M. Ohler, Bernice Cullins and T. H. Culling are held in the city jail at Borger authorities request. The trio are alleged to have been arrested in connection with a violation of the Harrison Anti narcotic act and are to be turned over to Federal authorities here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Ohler
Bernice Cullins
T. H. Culling
Borger
Pampa Editor J D Suggs Returns from Vacation Trip
The Pampa Times editor J D Suggs and Mrs Suggs were in Amarillo on their way home from a vacation to Las Vegas New Mexico.
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Pampa
J. D. Suggs
Pampa Times
Amarillo
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Suggs
Chicago and New Orleans Live Stock and Market Reports
Market notes show hogs at 12.40 top in Chicago with 13,000 traded. cattle and calves mixed with fed yearlings 16.90 and cows 13.30 to 18.00. New Orleans cotton firm on rains and Liverpool cues. Liverpool spot steady with US prices around 10.22 to 10.67. Stocks open irregular with Chrysler up, GM down, and widespread small losses across majors.
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Chicago
Associated Prey
Ned
Balla Ang
Fender
New Orleans
Associated Press
Liverpool
Ateady
Aus
New York
New York, Ave
Chrysler
General Electric
Johns Manville
General Motors
American Smelline and
Pathe
General
Montgomery Wardale
Warner Bros
O. du Pont, Coty
M ! Steel Products
Best & Co
U. &. Steel
Union Carbide
Houston Oil
Loos
Keven
Continental
St. Low Southwestern
Lake Amarillo Tests 21 Feet Deep After Heavy Rain
Lake Amarillo surpasses 21 feet with city water superintendent Ray Edinburgh stating the depth exceeds prior marks. He expects the high level to hold for months if fall rains continue as the lake bed saturates and strengthens after each major rain. Motor boat races and other water sports occur weekly on the lake.
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Amarillo
Ray Edinburg
Edinburgh
Girl Scouts Plan Overnight Camp Outing Friday
Amarillo girls are invited to attend an overnight camp and outing at the Girl Scout camp Friday night. Register with Mrs. Mildred Austill at the Girl Scout headquarters. They meet at 3 PM Friday at the First Christian church social center for the trip. A general outdoor program is planned.
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Amarillo
Mildred Austill
Austill
Girl Scout
First Christian Church
Blackburn Wins Hog Caller Title At Lions Club Meeting
E M Blackburn was crowned champion hog caller at the Lions Club noon meeting with audience judging. Defeated entrants included John Ross George Parr J Ray Charles Keffer Charley Fisk and Judge W E Gee. Miss Medora Duncan was named an honorary member and introduced three girls to receive treatment in Oklahoma City hospitals. Roberta Maxyne Gettle and Mary Lucile Spoonts performed piano and vocal numbers. Gov G J Irvin reviewed Presbyterian Children's Home growth noting 250 children served in four years. Entertainment featured vocal solos by Mrs E A Rowley with piano by Mrs Harvey Crudgi. Walter Allen and L E Keck led the program.
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E. M. Blackburn
Lions Club
John Ross
George Parr
J. Ray
Charles Keffer
Charley Fisk
W. E. Gee
Medora Duncan
Crippled Children's Committee
Oklahoma City
Miss Duncan
Roberta
Maxyne Gettle
Mary Lucile Spoonts
G. J. Irvin
Presbyterian Children’s Home
E. A. Rowley
Harvey Crudgi
Walter Allen
L. E. Keck
Dr Walker Returns From Mountain Vacation
Dr. R. M. Walker city health officer and Mrs. Walker return from a vacation to the mountains near Santa Fe. They spent a week at Cowles between Las Vegas and Santa Fe, and Dr. Walker reports he caught his share of fish.
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Bes
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Lima
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O. W
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Wall Street
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Oakland
Smith
Coolidge
Meattix
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Seattle
J. H. Gould
Amarillo Refining Company
Rasmus Tack
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Railstrike
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Edgar A. Guest
Arizona
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Barnedall Corporation
California Petroleum
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Lake Amarillo
Girl Scouts
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