Caravan Plans Completed by Chevrolet Men
Chevrolet dealers across the Panhandle and Plains prepare for the Chevrolet Caravan visiting late next month. More than 100 trucks of varied bodies will travel with wholesalers and manufacturers using Chevrolets to advertise. Events include literature drops by Amarillo Flying club planes, refreshments, souvenirs, contests with down payments on new cars, band music, and a truck-mounted radio broadcast.
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Chevrolet
Panhandle
Plains
Plains Chevrolet Company
Amarillo
E. M. Chase
Oklahoma City
Samuel D. Braden
Mr. Packard
C. D. Wiley
James A. Rogers
Gilbert Ridings
Imperial Chevrolet Company
Canyon
W. T. Downs
Hereford
A. E. Bookout
Kress
Green
Vega
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Silverton
Woods
Quitaque
E. C. Everett
Salesmanager
J. M. Cooks
Mr. Ridings, Jr
Two Cars Stolen in Amarillo Break Month-Long Safe Run
Amarillo police report two automobile thefts last night ending a 34 day run without a stolen car. The Studebaker owned by H W Russell was recovered early today at Mangum Oklahoma, while a Ford owned by William Bow ers remained missing. Authorities caution the streak was likely to end.
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Studebaker
H. W. Russell
Mangum
Oklahoma
William Bowers
Rain Delays Take Off For Rome Fli ers
Rain at Roosevelt Field turns the runway to a swamp halting today’s planned take off of the single engine Fokker Old Glory for a non stop flight to Rome. Air mail pilots Lloyd Bertaud and James D Hill said after inspecting the field that no start was possible this afternoon though a test flight might come with clearing weather.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Rome
Lloyd Bertaud
James D. Hill
Air Mail
Fokker
Slagles Farewell Dinner Honors Local Guests
Dr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Slagle hosted a Monday evening farewell dinner at the Herring hotel before their move to Atlantic City New Jersey. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. EF Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edwards Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Will H. Matthews Jr Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foreman Dr. and Mrs. Gowan plus Miss Fain of Livingst on and Miss Black of Wilmington Delaware.
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Edgar A. Slagle
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Herring Hotel
Slagle
Explorers Nichol Waltz and Capell Visit Whittenberg on Business
W. S. Nichol TM, R. A. Waltz, and Ed Capell of the Midwest Exploration company spent the first part of the week in Whittenberg on business.
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W. S. Nichol
R. A. Waltz
Ed Capell
The
Midwest Exploration Company
Whittenberg
Oil Man Dies in Crash Near Nocona
Jack Henderson aged 25 a field boss for FE L Smith Oil company was killed in an automobile wreck near Nocona last night he was alone Other business mentions include Mr Ferguson of Childress who spent the past weekend in Amarillo on work for Midwest Exploration company
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Associated Press
Nocona
Jack Henderson
FE. L. Smith Oil Company
Mr. Ferguson of
Childress
Amarillo
Midwest Exploration Company
Lawyer's stock profits deemed alimony immune claim
Mrs. Robert S. Johnston testified her husband earned 8000 to 10000 dollars annually in the stock market. Supreme Court Justice Frankenthaler awarded alimony based on professional income and warned that stock profits tend to become losses over time.
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New York
Robert S. Johnston
Supreme Court
Frankenthaler
Dodson's Liver Tone Promotes Cleanser for Night Use
An old warning against calomel urges avoiding mercury dangers and touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer nightly laxative. The advertisement claims it cleanses without upsetting the system, prevents constipation, and keeps you alert for work the next day. Readily available at local stores.
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Dodson
Argentina Strikes on the Wane Says New Survey
A United Press report from Buenos Aires summarizes ten years of labor unrest in Argentina. From 1917 to 1927 there were 1,421 strikes involving 1,179,762 workers, causing 73,278,270 paper pesos in wage losses. Garment workers were most affected, with 501,102 people involved in 1919. Of strikes, 581 were won, 217 settled, and 821 yielded no results, indicating a waning trend in strikes over the decade.
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United Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
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