Wellington to Host 70 ATCC Meeting
Amarillo will send a large delegation to the West Texas Chamber of Commerce district convention in Wellington tomorrow. About 700 delegates from 31 towns will attend with four bands. The morning 6:30 a.m. departure from Municipal auditorium will feature Tri State fair advertising on cars and a 9 to 10 a.m. parade. Headquarters are at the Wellington chamber. meeting at Rialto theater.
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Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Wellington
S. J. Cole
Board of City Development
Head of Ideal Oil Company Returns to Field
Lee P. Pierson local attorney went to Panhandle for legal business and to confer with W A Gamble president of Ideal Oil company. Gamble has been in Denver handling company interests and is in Amarillo with offices in Rule Building under A M Adams. Immediate development of Panhandle oil field holdings is probable says Adams.
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Lee P. Pierson
Panhandle
W. A. Gamble
Ideal Oil Company
Mr. Pierson
Mr. Gamble
Amarillo-Panhandle Development Corporation
Denver
Amarillo
A. M. Adams
Mr. Adams
Retired Major General to Wed Today in New York
Major General Robert Lee Bullard retired and Mrs Ella Reiff Wall are to marry today at Mrs Wu's apartment in the Bucking ham hotel West 57th Street. Bullard is 66 and Wall 52 with Father A Dineen to perform the ceremony.
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Associated Press
New York
Robert Lee Bullard
Ella Reiff Wall
Duncan Wall
Philadelphia
Tre
General Bullard
Wall
Father A. Dineen
Hotel Buckingham
West 57Th Street
Germany Knows Who Won the War
Milton Broner reports in Berlin that Germans view the war as decisively settled by Allied victory and America’s entry. He notes wartime burdens like reparations and unemployment, and describes inflationary cigarette prices driven by tax, with American brands available but pricey, underscoring a national memory of defeat.
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Berlin
Germany
Unter den Linden
Haig
England
America
Plans Ordered for New Four Room School in Humphries Highlands
The school board ordered plans for a temporary four room frame building in Humphries Highlands near the Tri-State Fair grounds. About 125 district children will attend starting soon, relieving overflow from East Ward School. Preparation includes paving Twelfth and Fourteenth streets near the high school and Hayden Street west of Wolflin School, along with other reopening measures.
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Humphries Highlands
East Ward
Twelfth
Fourteenth Streets
Hayden Street
Wolflin School
West Texas Chamber urges Panhandle towns to attend 1927 fair
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce asks Panhandle towns to participate in making the Tri-State exposition the greatest fair yet in the region. Letters invite towns to join the cooperative effort with designated visiting days. Hereford and Dimmitt have joined the effort. more towns are expected to announce soon.
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West Texas
Hairline Hat Promises Popular For Early Fall
The hair line turban crafted in fine French felt is set to be a popular choice for early fall. Brimmed hats offer less width than summer styles, suggesting a lighter silhouette for the season.
Geneva Editors Study Global News Problems
At Geneva on August 24 under the League of Nations, managers of world news agencies and newspapers gathered to discuss telegraph, telephone, wireless communication improvements, lower news transmission rates, better news collection facilities, removal of censorship in peace time, and press information protection. Associated Press was represented by Kent Cooper, general manager.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Kent Cooper
Rail merger plans ready by October first
New York August 24 final merger plan for Missouri Kansas Texas Kansas City Southern and St. Louis Southwestern expected to be ready to submit to stockholders around October first engineers prepare survey of the lines and routes
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Associated Press
New York
Kansas City Southern
St. Louis
Spool cuff described with fur ruff edges and narrow design
The cuff is a six inch tight self material band with fur ruffs around both edges forming a spool shape. It emphasizes a distinctive narrow form and decorative fur framing.
Pajama Train described as smart feminine satin lace suit
The item features black satin with lace trim and a long lace train flowing from a three-quarters length jacket, presenting a refined feminine silhouette.
Condition in Nicaragua Is Now Improved
Washington reports conditions in Nicaragua are improving after another ambush on marines. Rear Admiral Sellers notes Sandino may still hide, while Moncada bands were found in Segovia armed with a small detachment suffering no Marine casualties. Thirty bandits attacked on August 16. two were killed.
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Washington
Sellers
Navy Department
Nicaragua
Sandino
Ocotal
Segovia
Moncada
Savey
Bruce
Jicaro
Muna
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Premet
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W.T.C.C
Scholl
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Mission Theatre
Boer Ahn
Polk St
Tucky
Pickwick
Clovis
Roswell
EL Paso
California
Palo Duro
Madras
Silk Sox
Tom Sawyer
B. V. Ds
Chambray
Amaril
7Th
Polk
Thermos
Thermos Bot
Epson
Kotex
Vine
Colgate
Big Bath
Dona Castile
Krank
Coty
Ruben
Stein
Armond
N.) Fillmore
Pierce
Tyler
West 19Th
Nature
Fox Drug Company
Demitasse
Schilling
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