Noted journalist Victor Freemont Lawson laid to rest
Victor Freemont Lawson longtime Chicago Daily News proprietor and Associated Press co founder died last Wednesday night of heart disease after a lifetime in journalism. A private burial followed a simple funeral service at Little New England Congregational church with many colleagues in attendance.
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Chicago
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Chicago Daily News
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New England Congregational Church
Graceland Cemetery
Scout Council to Meet Conference Tonight in Amarillo
The Amarillo Boy Scout Council executive committee will meet at the Amarillo hotel at 6:30 tonight for a conference. Scout executive Thomas H. Nelson confirms the meeting. Ask Winn Chester about the new Dupont Oval at Panhandle Home Co, 406 Polk Street.
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Business Men's Association
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Jillian Parks
W. A. Palmer
Lubbock
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Mission
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John Hodges
Dallas
Robert Ricks
C. A. Atwood
Char Ottsville
Virginia
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Mr. Green
Galveston
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California
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Roy Greenhill
Larl Shetton
Shelton
Danger Signals Of Indigestion Warns Of Seasonal Risk
Medical warning cautions that indigest ion can be deadly and lists five signs such as gas fullness after meals and restlessness. The ad promotes Ferraline as a stomach aid, claiming quick relief and a money back guarantee through The Feraline Co based in Atlanta, Ga.
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Atlanta
Hoax Denied by Floydada Chamber Official
Floydada Texas secretary R A Highsmith denounces a Globe lost Hoxe family story as a hoax. He claims the maize patch is thick with bullsnakes and that a campaign to exhibit a stalk at the Tri State fair is fanciful. He swears the statements to be true in a sworn affidavit witnessed by Homer Steen.
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Negro fined after pistol fire at party in flats
Bishop Childs was fined $25 in police court for disturbing the peace after an alleged liquor party in the flats last night. It is charged he fired a shot following an attraction with Minnie Childs, his wife, from whom he is seeking divorce.
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Ashford and Carr Speak on Salesmanship at Club
J A Ashford and Dan Carr spoke on salesmanship before Amarillo Advertising and Salesmanship club at the Amarillo hotel at noon. Ashford urged focus on prospect welfare and avoiding hard collections while Carr noted changing methods and the need to gain prospect confidence. Members held a round table on the proposed electric traffic signal system.
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Dan Carr
Amarillo
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Carr
Half Minute Interviews Tour Reflects Local Figures
Bill Flenniken notes T. S. Cavins, a Wichita banker, was a fine man and respected citizen whose counsel was sought. Sam Lain humorously discusses a reforming parrot at Linville drug store. Charles L. Green discusses college choice and Virginia. Leland Abbott plans a brick building for Quality bakery near Gibbs grocery site in San Jacinto.
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Linville
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San Jacinto
Myrtle Scanlan
Gibbs Grocery
Amarillo Towering Roadside Plan Aims at Polk to San Jacinto
Bob Clark predicts rapid city growth along Sixth Street as bricks rise into a leading business district. He envisions a solid line of development connecting Polk Street to San Jacinto within five years.
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Amarillo
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San Jacinto
Palmer predicts record prosperity for Amarillo and Potter County
W A Palmer says the forthcoming fall will mark a highly prosperous period for Amarillo and Potter County, with times expected to improve and growth in the area.
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W. A. Palmer
Amarillo
Potter County
Amarillo Hails Honest Mayor During Transition to Greater City
In a tribute column J. H. Gouldy praises Amarillo for its honest conscientious mayor as the city moves toward a Greater Amarillo. Lee Bivins is credited with meeting the emergency of upcoming challenges as the period of change begins. Miss Esther Flaxman of Oklahoma City visits her sister Miss Florence Flaxman, at 113 West Seventh, with several days of stay.
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J. H. Gouldy
Amarillo
Lee Bivins
West Seventh
Esther Flaxman
Oklahoma City
Florence Flaxman
Mrs Donaldson to Open Kindergarten in San Jacinto Heights
Mrs L Donaldson announces a new kindergarten opening September 7 at 607 Mississippi Avenue San Jacinto Heights. She has ten years of teaching experience and recently completed a course in kindergarten work at the University of Colorado Boulder.
United States Minister Blanchard Found Dead in Montreal
Arthur Bailey Blanchard, U S minister to Haiti since 1914, was found dead in his Mount Royal hotel bedroom. Coroner's inquest returns verdict of death by natural causes.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Arthur Bailey Blanchard
United States
Haiti
Mount Royal Hotel
World Gossip and Oddities Parade Across Cities
A collage of brief notes reports daily curios from multiple places. Bavaria hints at routine, Vienna notes a royal band leader, Leningrad mentions jewel finds, Rome cites Mussolini as godfather, Buenos Aires covers social racing, Worcester warns of disguising fugitives, Ashburnham reports suspended officials, Philadelphia chronicles a parachute stunt causing injury, Pompton Camp notes clash over bathing, New York hints at a film star’s family life, and a marriage rumor surrounds Yvonne Brulatour.
Amarillo Business Men Hear Forgeries Rising in Checks
Reports from the Amarillo Business Men's Association indicate a surge in check abuse over the last sixty days, with many so-called cold checks exposed as raw forgeries. Secretary Walkup notes the issue as local business groups prepare a meeting in Clarendon and invites were issued by President W. T. Hayter.
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Amarilo Business Men's Association
Walkup
Stage Line Departs From Union Street Depot
Amarillo Clarendon and Shamrock stage line announces departures from Union Street Stage Depot. Service details and schedule are expected to be posted at the depot and through local listings.
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Clarendon-Shamrock
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