Local stockholders weigh bold utility reorganization plan
The Electric Grit Company seeks stockholder approval for a reorganization through General Public Utilities. Amarillo mass meeting will explain the plan where preferred holders receive 50 percent in common stock, with uncertain future dividends. The News-Globe reports on company history, East ownership, and NRA debates while a Dallas to Chicago trip unfolds.
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Electric Grit Company
Southwestern Public Service Company
New York
Amarillo
General Public Utilities Company
Pulla
News-Globe
Chicago
Cattle Men Speed Parley in Denver
About 150 leading cattle and sheep raisers began a conference in Denver called by the agriculture secretary to curb losses in profits. Texas delegates pledged quick action to craft remedies for drought and overproduction, seeking coordinated marketing and production controls to restore farmers purchasing power.
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Denver
Secretary of Agriculture
Texas
J. T. Sneed, Jr
Julian Bivins
W. T. Coble
Amerilic
T. D. Hobart
Pampa
Fred Hobart
Joe
Will Reynolds
Fort Worth
Ralph Harris
San Angelo
Leon Goodman
Midland
Victor Christgau
Agriculture Department
Wallace
F. E. Mollin
American National Livestock Association
C. L. Harlin
Harlan
Christgau
Department of Agriculture
Outlaw Bailey With Long Record in Paradise Area
A man known as Bailey with aliases Alonzo A. Bremen and John Brown, about 45 years old, is linked to a long criminal record. He previously served 25 years for mail robbery and was imprisoned for bank robbery at Fort Scott Kansas. the patrol was withdrawn and the NAB issued a warning. The farmhouse near Paradise is four miles away and owned by a locally prominent figure.
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Paradise
Jones
Bailey
Alonzo A. Bremen
John Brown
Kansas State Prison
Lansing
Fort Scott
Kansas
Funeral rites fixed for Sheriff R L Queen
Funeral rites were arranged in Channing for R L Queen 64 sheriff of Hartley County and former Texas Ranger who died at his home after living in the Panhandle 32 years since coming from Williamson County in 1894 Survivors include his widow three sons and three daughters The notice notes cattlemen in Washington and ends with personal remarks about weather and travel plans.
What They Jacy Write To Tack What They Jacy Write To Tack
A fragment from a column features three short notes to Tack. Elizabeth Duncan of Medford Oklahoma seeks help locating her sister Mrs Peer Edwards who lived at 613 South Johnson Street Amarillo Texas. A reader at 700 Lincoln Street asks for the return of lost reading glasses in gold frames with reward. An inquiry from 508 East Thirteenth Avenue requests contact with someone going to Wellington Texas and a cheap used violin for sale.
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Amarillo
Peer Edwards
South Johnson Street
Elizabeth Duncan
Medford
Oklahoma
Court House
Wellington
Tack
Tex
Eest
Thirteenth Avenue
Electrician Apprentice Seeks Work Experience
A 17 year old high school student expresses interest in learning the electrical trade and seeking work with an electrical business. He is willing to stay and gain hands on experience, requesting apprenticeship opportunities and placements through Tack Letters on Page 10.
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Tack
Hoboes Draw Code At Annual Convention In Chicago
Hoboes of America adopt a code for fair practice amid harsh travel conditions. Noting danger of riding box cars with new single rods and high trucks, they insist on work for meals and fair pay. Jeff Davis of Cincinnati and Ose Routt of New York helped draft the document. Backed rules include 50 cent an hour pay for snow shoveling and window cleaning, with farm wood chopping allowed for a bed or meal but not all day.
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Chicago
America
Jeff Davis
Cincinnat
Ose Routt
New York
James Routt
San Francisco
NRA Survey Continues Across Amarillo
The Amarillo NRA survey details continue as Roy Cullum notes reports of temporary and permanent codes from various groups. Barbers win 48 hour work week dispensation while hours and pricing remain unchanged. Optometrists form a Panhandle district with Dr. Montgomery as president to curb quackery. Oil company reps plan talks with NRA as a city-wide survey nears. George Broome leads ongoing educational outreach.
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Charley Davis
Associated National Barbers of America
Panhandle
NRA
T. M. Montgomery
L. N. Pittman
E. B. Alexander
Duncan
Okla
Amarillo
NRA Adjustment Bureau
Speakers’ Bureau
George Broome
Bailey Held After Farm Raid Near Paradise
Bailey was chained and placed on a rear bumper after a police raid at a sandy hill farm near Paradise. Faith, the farmer, carried a red lantern during his tour and helped identify the scene as Justice agents arrived in two carloads, briefly stopping Bailey at gunpoint before he showed his badge. Others at the farm were questioned including the host and his third wife, their son and his wife, and the son’s father in law, while the community and a local lawyer defended them as innocent victims of circumstance. The raid was swift and secretive, with DoJ agents contacting Sheriff Faith to meet in Rhome then sending him a message from Dallas to return soon.
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Faith
Dellate
Justice
Bailey
Department of Justice
Rhome
Paradise
Decatur
Farm House
Dallas
Rumors of Big Moner Rivals Rumors at Decatur Reunion
Local chatter after a three day reunion centers on a possible ransom near Paradise with whispers of large sums tied to banks in Decatur Bridgeport and Paradise. A banker noted a printed list of marked money believed paid for Charles F Urschel, described as about 199000 dollars in bills drawn on the Kansas City Federal Reserve, though none arrived at his institution.
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Decatur
Paradise
Bridgeport
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Oklahoma City Federal Reserve
Kansas City Bank
Nurse Slashes War Veteran in Jealous Rage in Memphis
Don Crawford a 44 year old paraplegic veteran, slashed in the throat by his nurse Hulda E. Fielder after a visit by a second nurse. Fielder is held without charge as Crawford fights for life. Brother J W Crawford grappled with Fielder. motive cited as jealousy and power over the ill veteran.
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Memphis
Don ©. Crawford
Hulda E. Fielder
Crawford
J. W. Crawford
Ancient spear point suggests long vanished hunting culture in Southwest
The article discusses a four inch spear point found with extinct animal bones and charcoal in a cave, linking it to a culture older than basketmakers. It posits humans living with mammoths in the West and Southwest, dating back to 1500 B C, amid a long pluvial period and later climatic shifts that made the region a big game preserve.
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New Mexico
O'der
Europe
Howard
B. C
Ernst Anters
Southwest
Voters to face local option and 3.2 beer ballots
Second vote checks voter residence to place them in a former dry precinct and assign special ballots if required. County wide local option and three amendments ballots on 3.2 beer and the Dean law repeal define sales limits. Commissioners to close routine bills then hold three days of tax hearings as airport contract awarded for weather flights in Cleveland region.
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Texas
Board of Equalization
New Orleans Cotton and Kansas City Livestock Notes
Cotton opened easier with selling in December and October paddings as buyers absorbed offerings amid a mixed session. Kansas City report shows hogs weak to 10c lower, cattle steady to lower, and lambs down slightly. grain and stock market mood cautious with broad list of leaders retreating in New York stock letters.
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Denver
Wallace
New Orleans
New York
Kansas City
Panhandle Plans Bond Campaign For Relief Issue
A Panhandle wide group will meet Tuesday at 2 PM in the office of H K Stanfield to organize support for a $20 million bond issue for relief. The plan includes rallies with speakers from Amarillo and a statewide effort, contingent on federal funds and state matching money for unemployment relief.
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Panhandle
Stanfield
H. K. Stanfield
American Bond Issue Organization
Panhandle Relief
Amarillo
L. M. Fischer
Chicago Grain Market Idle as Winnipeg Prices Fall
Chicago grain markets opened flat under fixed price limits while Winnipeg wheat quotations slid about five cents a bushel. Brokers reported little activity. corn and other grains showed the same bidless, idle conditions as wheat.
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New York
Chicago
Winnipeg
Alaska Juneau
Santa Fe
American Lugar Refining
American Telephone
American Can
United Aircraft
Bethelehem Steel
Allied Chemical
U. 8. Steel
Consolidated Gas
Case Threshing
Chrysler
Industrial Rayon
Westinghouse
U. S. Smelting
du Pont
North American
New York Central
Western Union
National Distillers
Owens-Illinois
American Commercial Alcohol
Roberts Granted Divorce in Local District Court
FE. L. Roberts was granted a divorce Monday in the 108th district court from Natalie Roberts by Judge W. F. Gee. The decree cited cruel treatment as the basis for dissolution of the marriage.
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FE. L. Roberts
108Th District Court
Natalie
Cuban edict tightens control amid unrest and naval moves
Cuba imposes a military edict banning parades and weapons, orders citizens to stay indoors after curfew tolls, and vows severe action for sacking and burning. Police hunt 27 cars linked to the Machado gang as extra U.S. naval forces head toward Cuban waters. President Roosevelt says intervention is avoided, aims to protect American lives and aid Cuban relief efforts.
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Pp. M
Machado
Cuban
Washington
Richmond
Cuba
Roosevelt
NRA Says Blue Eagle Affects 10 Million Workers
NRA officials report that temporary measures under the Roosevelt code affect about 10 million workers nationwide, while clarifying that this does not imply 10 million New Yorkers were hired. A federal network of volunteer and paid committees spreads to run the anti low mood program, with many serving without pay on relief and recovery boards and advisory committees.
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NRA
Blue Eagle
Roosevelt
Home Loan Bank
Reconstruction Loan
Recovery Administration
Public Works Administration
Veterans Administration
Reconstruction Corporation Loan
Home Loan Bank Board
Washington
Post Starts Tour From Brooklyn Flier Wiley Post
Wiley Post began a goodwill flight leaving Floyd Bennett Field at 9 47 this morning for Philadelphia, his first stop on a cross country journey. He planned to spend the night in Altoona, Pennsylvania.
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Post
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wiley Post
Floyd Bennett Field
Philadelphia
Altoona
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Ad
Cooling blue star ointment melts on the skin and sends medicines into pores to quickly kill itch tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm and more. Money back if it fails as advertised by the supplier.
Court Docket Call For 108th District Term
Judge W F Gee calls the docket for the fall term of the 108th District Court. The vacation period runs through July and the first half of August. The term spans 12 weeks.
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W. FE. Gee
108Th District Cog
Need for 20000 osteopathic physicians in the US
The editorial argues the nation lacks adequately educated physicians and osteopathy offers a comprehensive path. It praises Dr. A T Still for self regulating healing concepts, notes osteopathic training, licensure in states, and potential parity with medical doctors. It states room for 20000 osteopathic physicians and urges graduates to enroll.
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A. T. Still
Still
Boston
United States
Request for Osteopathic Health Service booklet in Amarillo
The Osteopathic Health Bureau and The Globe News Pub Co of Amarillo Texas offer a free booklet detailing the Osteopathic Health Service. Send name address city to receive without cost or obligation.
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Osteopathic Health Bureau
The
Globe News Pub. Co
Amarillo
Texas
Osteopathic Health Service
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