Amarillo to Hold September 30 1933 Charter Election
Amarillo Texas schedules a special election for September 30 1933 to adopt or reject amendments to the city charter. Ordinance No 1455 appoints election officers designates precincts and polling places and outlines ballot text and notice requirements.
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OF Texas
Potter
Amarillo
Leverne Calhoun
City OF
J. Capehart
State of Texas
Texas
Didate
Pion de Ce
Ross D. Rogers
Seal
U S Colombia Talk Tariffs Opens Trade Talks
In Washington a US Colombia conference began to explore a bi lateral trade revival. Acting Secretary of State Phillips and Colombia Minister Fabio Lozano opened discussions to see if a mutual agreement may benefit both nations. They discussed possible import export guarantees and future drafts.
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Washington
United States
Colombia
Phillips
Fabio Lozano
Lovano
Hull
Oil Chief Appointed Special Assistant to AG
Howard Marshall of the interior department is named special assistant to the attorney general in charge of oil cases. He will lead federal efforts to prosecute operators accused of violating federal orders on interstate shipment of crude oil produced against state laws. Marshall has surveyed East Texas and Oklahoma oil fields for use in prosecuting violators.
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Washington
J. Howard Marshall
Interior Department
Marshall
East Texas
Oklahoma City
Ickes
Kansas Legislature Leads on 3.2 Beer and Prohibition Votes
The state senate sent proposals to a fall special session to legalize 3.2 beer and submit to a public vote the state prohibition amendment and the federal repeal of the 18th Amendment. White Alba violets bloom in northern regions, also called Canadian white violets.
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Peka
Kansas
United States
Guiding Your Child and the Quiet Baby Case
A tale contrasts three new mothers Mrs Smith Mrs Brown and Mrs Jones as babies arrive in fall. Mrs Jones raises a calm infant with minimal attention while Mrs Smith and Mrs Brown contend with fussy, demanding babies and disrupted households. The contrast hinges on early infant management.
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Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Brown
Extortionists' Try For Ransom Ends In Shootout
Trapped while collecting a $5000 payoff from a wealthy Iron County hotel man, Robert Rogers 44 was killed and John Stokie 38 was captured by Oneida County officers. Rogers hailed from Ironwood Michigan while Stokie resided in Hurley Wisconsin. Stokie crawled from beneath their car pleading for mercy after the shooting.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Iron County
Robert Rogers
John Stokie
Oneida County
Rogers
Ironwood
Mich
Stokie
Hurley
U S Generals Get New Deal Shakeup
Washington August 23 war department orders unveil a new deal for the army generals. The shakeup is to be completed by October 1 with changes affecting senior officers and command assignments.
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U. S. Generals
Washington
Army
War Department
Army realignment assigns Hagood to Fort Sam Houston post
Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood moves from Seventh Corps at Omaha to command the Eighth Corps area at Fort Sam Houston Texas. Col. George Vidmer promoted to Brigadier General to lead the Second Cavalry Brigade at Fort Bliss with Brig. Gen. Walter C. Bhort taking over the First Cavalry Brigade there. Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy shifts to Hagood’s former post and Maj. Gen. Edwin B. Winans departs the Eighth Corps Area for a chief of staff office in Washington.
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Johnson Hagood
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Neb
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
George Vidmer
Montgomery
Ala
Second Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Kleenex Tissues Offer Hygiene and Savings
AY FEVER sufferers learn Kleenex ends discomfort from damp handkerchiefs and high laundry costs. The soft tissue promises absorbency and cleanliness with a self-dispensing box, exposing only the needed sheets and preventing contamination. It also notes cosmetic use and larger sheets for varied tasks.
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O. W. Shellberg
J. A. Pheiffer
Emmett Galloway
R. Sears
W. C. Clement
F. A. Dimick
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E. D. Moore
H. M. Wise
R. C. English
H. L. Mauldin
Rev. Geo. W. Bryant
W. E. Brown
C. C. Defenbaugh
D. W. Brittan
J. F. Haynes
Martha Nixon
Royce Gant
Wm. McCarty
W. D. Westbay
R. J. Parsons
Phil Pressig
John E. Rowland
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Walter C. Irvin
Robert Ricks
Grover B. Hill
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Fort Worth
Denver City
Tenth Street
P&nt
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Chino Rock Island and Gulf Railroad
Chicago, Rock Island and Gulf Railroad
Fort Worth & Denver City Railroad
Fourth Street
Forth Worth
Denver City Railroad
North Buchanan Street
P&nt Ry
Taylor and
Tenth Streets
39Th Avenue
Wilson School
16Th Street
Taylor Street
38Th Avenue
Jackson Street
Sixteenth Street
Jackson and
Block 26
Lakeview Addition
Block
Wolflin School
Hughes Street
Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Ry
San Jacinto School
Mange
U.S. Colombia
Howard Marshall
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Cope
Kleenes Co
Alin
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Amarill
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Lamesa
Portales Hdw
Portales
M. M. Goodwin’s
Hobbs
N. M
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Memphis
D. W. Gaignat Tahoka
Hudgens & Knight
Brownfield
Pampa Hdw. & Impl. CO
Pampa
Sanford Drug CO
Sanford
Panhandle-Impl. CO
Panhandle
Hull Yarbro Furn. CO
Lovington
E. E. Finkler
Polk ST
Streu Hardware CO
Hereford
City Drug Store
Mclean
Chas. D. Slay
Wellington
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Mulesbee
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Scott Hardware CO
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