Miller Hobart case to be called Monday in district court
The state of Mrs Ruth Hobart and E W Miller charged with the murder of Ed wart will be called Monday for arraignment on the criminal docket. Attorneys declined to say if a trial venue has been agreed, but officials expect transfer outside the district. The couple were tried last December, but the jury failed to reach a verdict. Hobart's husband was found dead, bullet ridden, on the outskirts on July fifteenth.
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Ruth Hobart
Ward W. Ho
Texas
Ee. T. Miller
Edwart
Hobart
BE. W
Atwood to Complete Report of National Realtors Meet
A continuation of C P Atwood’s report on the National Association of Real Estate Boards meeting will be presented to the Amarillo Real Estate board at the luncheon in the Amarillo hotel next Friday. Atwood spoke Friday and officials asked him to finish the report this week. T M Bruner, president, will discuss realtor ethics.
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C. P. Atwood
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Amarillo
Spring Arrives Amid Amarillo Youthful Revelry
Amarillo on Saturday shows signs of spring despite lingering cold. Messenger boys hawk games in downtown alleys while marbles and outdoor play spark a citywide mood shift. Drugstores report rising morpheme sales as youths abandon winter worries for sunny skies.
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Amarillo
Agates
Deewee
Miami Plans Banquet to Form Chamber of Commerce
Special to The Globe Miami readers will attend a banquet on February 5 to organize a chamber of commerce. More than fifty charter members have joined, with dues paid in the banquet price of 2 dollars per plate. Local business needs will be discussed.
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Miami
Chamber OF Commerce
Globe
Spring fashions arrive from New York in Amarillo shops
The Schwartz Dress and Specialty shop showcases coats dresses and hats with new spring lines from New York. Dorothy Knapp dresses and Kasha and French flannel sport costumes draw attention. Prices for hats range 5.00 to 12.75 and several outlets in Amarillo promise latest styles and accessories.
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Schwartz
New York
Dorothy Knapp
City
Kirk
Amarillo
New York Purchase
Petit Jury Ordered to Report in District Court Monday
A petit jury is ordered to report Monday at 9 oclock in district court. The panel includes J C Dickie Edgar Coble John Caple O L Campbell O D Snoddy R W Edwards J W Rogers John D Bar McNeil Harold Knupp George Menke A L WW W Hamil Co Davis John Baskett Browder ton G A WM Moore Brint Nobles John Cowan G Dees O J Austin G Burton O Dell EB ne A T Biggers W H Kerr Ira White John Wheatley N Latham Jas Laing J fs Spano George Killian J Y Porter George W Scott Wolf Herring Milton Reece Royce Gaul T H Bean J M Bathzell F E B Cook D F Pleasant Roy Boatwright. About twenty criminals are on the docket. Clerk Skillman notes this follows the usual schedule.
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Tcket
J.C. Dickie
Edgar Coble
John Caple
O. L. Campbell
O. D. Snoddy
R- Ww. Edwards
J. W- Rogers
John D. Bar- McNeil
Harold Knupp
George Menke
A- L. Ww
W. Hamil Co. Davis
John J. Basket
Girls Admit Thefts For Fine Clothes
Two unidentified girls confessed to robbing two houses of wearing apparel valued at $1,000 in Fort Worth. They said a wish for fine clothes prompted the burglaries, entering homes when no one answered and selecting items. General repairs. 112 Ww, 7th.
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Fort Worth
Advertisers and salesmen luncheon set for Monday
Advertising club of Amari at noon hosts a luncheon for advertisers and salesmen with Gerald Kirvin as chair. Merchants invited to attend. club members report strong interest and benefits from meetings. Every city merchant eligible for membership.
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Amand Salesmanship Ho
Arillo Advertising Club
Amari
Gerald Kirvin
Panhandle Livestock Meet Promoted Across Regions
Advertising bills promote the Panhandle Livestock Producers’ conven tion set for March in Amarillo. The Panhandle Board of City Development distributes materials via traveling men from Amarillo and mailed news stories to draw attendance. Balloons are used in promotions while Western Tire & Supply offers related services.
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Pan Livestock Producers
Bing
Panhandle
Board of City Development
Amarillo
Amarillon
How Can Jim Be Vindicated Asked Senate Members
Citizens will be asked to file opinions on possible legal vindication for former Gov. James G. Ferguson. A Texas Senate investigation committee headed by Sen. Lloyd Price seeks written legal opinions to shape a method of procedure and possible public hearings may be held later.
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United Press
Austin
Senate Investigation Committee
James G. Ferguson
Lloyd Price
Daingerfield
Senate
Price
Exchange of Documents Completes Fair Park Deal
Ama rillo Tri-State exposition grounds and buildings will transfer from the fair association to Potter county in exchange for warrants to retire first and second term notes. Finance directors and county commissioners approved the settlement after weeks of consideration. Clerical work toward rapid payment of obligations is finished and checks will be mailed once deeds and warrants are signed.
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Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
Fair Association
Potter County
Cotton Ginned At A mailalo Northwestern Co
Four hundred fifteen bales of cotton have been ginned by the Northwestern Cotton company during the season. Farmers continue to ship four to six bales daily and gin men expect to exceed five hundred bales before season end. Despite adverse weather, farmers are pleased with crops and expect increased acreage this year.
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Northwestern Cotton Company
Panhandle
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