Fleenor Goes to Trial for Swindling
Otis O. Fleenor former president and manager of Motor Supply Corp White Deer goes to district court for swindling as eight cases await Judge Henry S Bishop's docket. Prosecution by Porter R Underwood and Dr J J Crume alleges misrepresented note security and Auto mortgage not in Fleenor's possession. Trial may take the day with jurors not chosen released to tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Fleenor
Motor Supply Corporation
White Deer
District Criminal Court
Henry S. Bishop
Porter R. Underwood
J. J. Crume
Underwood
Dr. Crume
Albert Rashid
Lee Miller
Roy McKinnon
Bob Holly
McKinnon
M. S. Boyer
Philosophical musings on philanthropy and world affairs
The text critiques philanthropy defined by wealth and publicity, argues true philanthropy is selfless sacrifice, and contrasts advertising with genuine care. It notes Russia’s labor issues under noble rulers and Cambridge's view of the US as not a world menace, then comments on Turkish women’s reaction to the one seat taxi rule and social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
England
United States
Sam
Europe
Opera Star Marion Talley Draws Politics Talk in Amarillo
Marion Talley, renowned soprano, urges women to vote and engage in politics during a concert tour stop in Amarillo next Monday night under Emil P. Myers. She emphasizes civic duty beyond artistry and notes the long fight for suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Talley
Opera Ster
Amarillo
Emil P. Myers
Tarzan Poster Contest Promises Big Fair Prizes
Readers 16 and under can compete by creating Tarzan jungle scenes on poster boards. Ten prizes include ten Fair tickets for first place and nine additional awards such as theater tickets, books, and novelties. Submissions due by December 21 to the Tarzan Poster Editor at The Globe office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Russell & Cockrell’s
Tarzan
Globe Office
Russell and
Cockrell
Amarillo Abilene Game Broadcast For Fans Here
The Amarillo Abilene football game at 2 80 o clock Saturday will be broadcast by radio and megaphoned. A Western Union line from Simmons field to The News Globe office will relay reports. The News Globe will broadcast this wire report over WDAG and megaphone from the Sixth and Fillmore balcony. Fans not attending in Abilene are invited to the party with detailed play by play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Simmons
Abilene
News-Globe
WDAG
Sixth and Fillmore Streets
Anatol Friedland Tops Dallas Show, Fails to Mesmerize
The Dallas News critic J. R. Jr. reviews Anatol Friedland and company at the Majestic, praising the revue and talent but noting it lacks strong audience impact. The act, tied to New York night-club vibes, features Friedland with Waldron, Jockers, and a chorus, performing familiar hits and a new number Night Club Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Anatol Friedland
The
Fair Theater
Friedland
Amarillo
Dallas News
Mr. Friedland and Company
Dallas
al Jolson
Anatol
Jack Waldron
al Jockers
Manhattan
J. R. Jr
Court house records list warranty deeds and transfers
Court house records show deeds and transfers including C R Sullivan to W C Mitchell for $500. Lola Dockray to Ira Ras musson for $10. Florence F Fohl to Elizabeth McFarland for $2 050. Eula D Herring to J Margaret Ware for $15 000. T Herring to J Margaret Ware for $1 500. T E Durham to F R Reilly for $3 150. F D Weatherly to E S Burgess for $500. J Rufus Williams to Panhandle Santa Fe Ry for $800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Sullivan
Etu
W. C. Mitchell
Lola M. Dockray
Ira L. Rasmusson
Florence F. Fohl
Elizabeth McFarland
Wolflin
Eula D. Herring
J. Margaret H. Ware
Co. T. Herring
T. E. Durham
F. R. Reilly
F. D. Weatherly
E. S. Burgess
J. Rufus Williams
Panhandle Santa Fe Ry
Ind. City
Spanish War Vets to Meet Tomorrow
The Guy V. Henry Jr. Camp United Spanish War Veterans will hold its regular monthly meeting at the American Legion home at 7 30 tonight. W D DeGrassi adjutant says officers for the ensuing year are to be nominated at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy V. Henry Jr
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion
W. D. DeGrassi
Seeks Injunction On Sale of Cattle
Ross Renfiro asked for an injunction to stop Sheriff Wiley Pollard from selling a herd of cattle seized by W H Dallas and advertised for sheriff's sale. Judge W E Gee denied the request in district court. The appeal goes to the Amarillo Court of Civil Appeals for another injunction attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Renfiro
Wiley Pollard
W. H. Dallas
W.E. Gee
Amarillo
Middleton Establishes Modern Rabbitry and Purchases Rabbits
Russell Middleton starts a modern rabbitry at 704 Florida Street and recently bought 800 rabbits from Thomas Hl Nelson, secretary of the local rabbit breeders group, who owned prize winning Chinchillas involved in the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Middleton
Florida Street
Mr. Middleton
Thomas Hl. Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Panhandle Plains to Outline Year Plan at Amarillo Meeting
An outline of the coming year’s operation for Panhandle Plains of Texas Inc will be prepared at a general meeting in Amarillo at 10 tomorrow. County officials chamber officials editors and railway officers have been invited and more than 500 are listed to attend.
Modern Woodmen To Elect Officers
A special meeting of Modern Woodmen of America will be held tomorrow evening at Woodman hall per clerk C E McPherson. Officers are to be elected and other important matters discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
Woodman Hall
C. E. McPherson
President discusses union success and Boulder Dam policy
President praises state of the union highlighting domestic prosperity and peaceful foreign relations. He cautions against federal entry into power projects, favors private power, and considers leasing Muscle Shoals for nitrates while leaving dam decisions to states. He notes engineering reports on the Boulder Dam and advocates protecting state rights.
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the Union
Congress of
United States
Fredom
Coolidge
Boulder Dam
Muscle Shoals Project
Muscle Shoals
Colorado River
Congress
Black Canyon
Secretary of War
Hoover studies Peru history aboard the U S Mary land
President-Elect Herbert Hoover spent time studying Peru and Lima as the Maryland sailed toward Callao. He watched Roy Costner spar for a scheduled Navy heavyweight bout with Bob Lambert of Los Angeles while Mrs Hoover enjoyed a vaudeville show and the ship’s entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
U. S
Maryland
Calloa
Peru
Herbert Hoover
Lima
Bob Lambert
Los Angeles
Lambert
Navy
Jack Dempsey
Efforts Fail to Blow Safe of Local Firm
An Amarillo attempt to break the J. M. O'Brien Finance Company safe at 109 11 Polk Street failed last night. Robbers used hack saws and a wrecking bar but could not crack the safe. Police are puzzled how entry was gained. Several recent attempts to enter safes in Amarillo have failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
J. M. O'Brien Finance Company
Polk Street
Parent and Son Hi Y Banquet Planned Tonight
Amarillo High School's Senior Hi Y chapter holds a Parent and Son banquet at 7:30 PM in the school cafeteria. Sponsor L L McNeil says the event aims to foster friendship between boys and their parents with planned entertainment and notable speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Hi-Y
L. L. McNeil
Farm relief and agriculture reforms urged by President
President Coolidge calls for stronger farmer cooperation and private initiative to solve surplus crops. He warns against government subsidies and price fixing, favors a Federal farm board to stabilize markets, revolving loan funds, and public backing for research and marketing guidance. He also backs naval construction bill with the time clause removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
Cooperative
National Defense
Senate
Actress halts Macbeth as she orders laughers out
Florence Reed stops the play during the sleep walking scene to eject two amused spectators from the New York theater. After lights and questioning, one man leaves and the performance resumes with a straight-faced audience. Reed apologizes afterward for the interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Florence Reed
Miss Reed
King George III Health bulletin notes cautious improvement
The London bulletin signed by Sir Stanley Hewett and Lord Dawson of Penn reports King George III had a quieter night though heart anxiety remains. Oxygen is used as precautionary support for his lungs to ease the heart’s strain, with doctors awaiting a stronger recovery and hoping for continued improvement by evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hewett
Lord Dawson
Penn
London
Enterprise With Prince of Wales Speeds Toward Suez
The cruiser Enterprise carrying the Prince of Wales moves at about 29 knots and is expected to reach Suez by Friday night. In Cape Town ministers convened to assess the government’s position amid King George’s illness and prepared to summon a full cabinet if grave news arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angoniated Press
London
Enterprise
Prince of Wales
Admiralty
Sues
Associated Presc
Cape Town
Union of South Africa
George
Traffic laws of city published by Amarillo police
The News-Globe prints local traffic rules in force here. Speed limit twenty miles per hour. Left turns only where signed. Right turns on red after full stop. U turns not allowed. Parking one hour in business district. Do not pass at intersections. No parking at major places. Do not park near fire zones or within ten feet of a fireplug. Do not leave engines running when parked. Do not start on amber. wait for green. Park parallel within one foot of curb with wheels straight. No parking on paved streets 12 midnight to 5 am. Compliance urged by Police Chief J. L. Gaither.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
The
News-Globe
Zore
J. L. Gaither
Deiss to Attend Texas High School Press Convention
J. J. Deiss editor of the Sandstorm Amarillo High will represent the school at Baylor college Waco on December 14 and 15 for the Texas High School Press Association convention. Awards include cups for best edited newspaper column and annual plus prizes for short story news story sport story poem feature and editorial. Local entries exist in each division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Deiss
Amarillo
Texas High School Press Association
Baylor College
Waco
On the Sidewalk Stranger Reflects on Death and Heaven
A sidewalk speaker muses that a splendid citizen dies and funeral processions matter little beside the universal end. He weighs pomp against the spirit's grace, asking whether riches or honor affect entry to heaven or the silent dead.
Markets Report From Kansas City and Chicago Livestock
Kansas City hogs 16 000 head with top 8.45 for 225 260 lb butchers and cattle a mix of steers and cows. Chicago hogs 60 000 head top 8.80 for 200 280 lb with mixed grades. East St Louis hogs 24 000 with lower bids and cattle 6 000 with steady to higher tone. cotton markets in New York and New Orleans show modest gains amid Liverpool firmer cables. Chicago grain and produce mixed with butter firm poultry firm.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Chicago
East ST. Louis
New
Bear’s
New York
James EB
Kennett & Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Smelting & Fe
American Sugar Refining
American Steel & Foundry
American Tele
American Woolen Anaconda
Atchison, Topeka & Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bkarnsdall Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Burroughs
Chicaxo
Milwaukee
Rock Island & Pee
Chile
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Dodge Motors
Dupont de Nemours Center
Famous Players
Wisk Rubber
Fleischmann Yeast
Freeport-Tejas
General Asphale
General Electric
General Motors
Great Western Sugar Houston
Hudson, Motors
Hup Motors
Illinois Central
Independent Oil & Gas
Inspiration Copper
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott
Louisiana Oil & Refining
Mack Trucks
Marland Oil A
Mexican Seaboard
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Middle States Oil
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moon Motors
Nash Motors
National Biscuit Ohio Oil
Packard Motor
Pan-American Pet, & Tre Pennsylvania
Pere-Marquette
Phillips Petroleum Producers & Refiners
Pure Oil
Americ
Sears, Roebuck & 70
Shell Union
Sinclair
Skelly Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Gulf Sulphur Texas Corporation
Texas & Pacific
Texas Pacific Coal Timken
Union Pacific U. S. Rubber
United States Steel
Victor Talking Machine
White Eagle O. & R. Willis-Overland Woolworth
Amarillo Business College Draws Local Students
A stream of local residents enrolled in the Amarillo Business college for varied courses. Evelyn Wiley and Juanita Bagwell joined secretarial programs while Ben Chamberlain began bookkeeping. Frances Powell became a stenographer at Cit Steam laundry and Winona Worford took a position at Santa Fe general offices. Several residents are listed as confined to home due to illness and others recently visited friends or returned home after trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Wiley
Amarillo
St. Anthony Hospital
Ida Parker
Kentucky Avenue
Juanita Bagwell
Claude
Amarillo Business College
Winona Worford
Santa Fe
Stock Market Gains Lift Prices Across Major Issues
Trading opened with firming in foreign exchange and a brisk move in shares. Consolidated Textile, Mathieson Alkali, Allis Chalmers, Curtiss and Radio showed early gains, while several banks and industrials advanced to new highs as traders pushed prices higher in a brisk first half hour.
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New York
iBy
Associated Press
Stock Exchange
Wright Aeronautical
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Canadian Pacific
Packard
International Nickel
Standard Oil of
Consolidated Textile
Mathieson Alkali
International Telephone
Archer Daniela Midland
Allis Chalmers
Curtiss
Midland Steel Products
Radio
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Gabriel
Russia
Debating Society of Cambridge
Court House Records
Middleton
Bob Walker
McIntosh
Russell Smith
Lubbock
Sherman
Henry Frnka
Smith
Austin College
Frnka
Davis
Walker
Dennison Presbyterian
Hoover
Callao
King George
Deiss
Heaven
Edgar A. Guest
Liverpool
Wall Street
Argentina
Australia
Dec
James E. Bennett & Co
Jose
Majestic Radio
Foz
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