Warning From Game Warden On Removal Of Ducks
A warning was issued to marilo sporsmen that all wild ducks must be removed from cold storage by tomorrow. Bob Ames, Panhandle district special safety game warden, and 8. D. Turner will inspect the cold storage plant on Friday. Any game left will be confiscated and owners face arrest and fines. The law will be enforced to the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilo Sporsmen
Bob Ames
Sufety
Panhandle
D. Turner
Mr. Turner
Auto License Fees Rise With State Change in Laws
County tax collector J. W. Collins reports year end motor vehicle license totals and revenues. State highway department receives about 92 000 dollars and Potter county treasurer about 78 000 dollars from mailed checks. Licenses issued include 8418 passenger cars 1142 trucks 93 motor buses and 55 motorcycles. The total exceeds prior year by about 39 000 dollars due to weight fee sharing under new state law. The 160 page report covers roughly 66 records per page and totals four copies for archival use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Potter County Treasury
J. W. Collins
Collins
Atties
Austin
Senate to take up Walsh utility power investigation
The Associated Press reports that the Senate is freed to take up on Monday the Walsh resolution for an investigation of public utility power companies. The move follows a prior delay and signals a forecasted formal inquiry into utility practices and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Senate
Walsh
Montgomery Ward Plans World’s Largest Chain of Stores
Montgomery Ward and company announced a plan to develop as an adjunct to its mail order business a chain of stores, already 50 operating experimentally. The aim is to open in each of about 1,500 U S communities with 5,000 plus population, boosting mail order sales as the chain expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Montgomery- Ward and Company
Montgomery-Ward
New York Stock Exchange
Scotland Faces Severe River Flood After Heavy Rain
The Leven river burst its banks in the Loch Lomond area causing widespread flooding along the main road. Loch Lomand and Lake Lomand surfaced shorelines and disrupted the district in the worst flood in 34 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Glasgow
Scotland
Loch Lomanside
Leven
Loch Lomand
Lake Lomand
Father of Amarillo Woman Dies at Home
Sam Salisburyfather of Mrs Henry Hertner of Amarillo died at his Girard Kansas home this morning. Hertner had been at his bedside for several days. Borger man enlists Herbert E Crumrine of Borger joined the First Infantry at Fort D A Russell Cheyenne Wyoming via local recruiting station. He departed for Oklahoma City last evening for final examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Salisbury
Henry Hertner
Amarillo
Girard
Kansas
Hertner
Borger
Herbert E. Crumrine
First Infantry
Fort
D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Crumline
Oklahoma City
Idle in Philippines cited as cause of unemployment
Reports from the Philippines indicate agitation is driving unemployment with about 15 000 idle around Manila. Labor agitators are blamed for industry slowdowns and many workers are leaving to seek jobs in less troubled countries as strikes recur near Manila. Barcelona may adopt a U S style unified transit plan backed by bankers citing improved municipal economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Bureau of Labor
Manila
Barcelona
U. S
Spain
Census clash tests Amarillo pride and press calls
Old Tack attacks Colonel Haines and The Globe over Amarillo census figures. He cites mayoral tension, real estate fears, and investor worries while urging citizens to verify names and protest alleged miscounts. He touts local pride and warns against bond sales based on faulty numbers.
Good Will Note Praises Tack Then Teases His Life
Poem portrays Tack as a full grown man tied to charity plays, never free for fishing or sailing. A lighthearted defense of Tack's quirks, noting his Ford driven cattle work and prairie dog dodging, ending with a call to kindness. The author hints at a past hurt by Bill, and mentions someone named O. W. who bought her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Margaret Ellen Brooks
Lucerne Apartments
Tyler Street School
Miss Brooks
Old Tack
Tack
Bill
O. W
Texas
Erasmus Tack
Missis
D Wells
W. H. Austin
West 30Th Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Deputies Seek Suspects From Amarillo to Houston and Post
Two Amarillo deputies left overnight to bring back men wanted on swindling and wife desertion charges. Deputy Barnett heads to Houston for Walter G. Oslin while Deputy Morris goes to Post for Price Allard. Return times vary, possibly several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Amarillo
Texas
Bob Barnett
Houston
Walter G. Oslin
Frank Norfleet
Bob Morris
Post
Price Allard
Allard
Morris
Barnett
Reader letters weigh in on Hickman case and jury
A reader argues Hickman must be insane yet condemns a mother who wrote about him. The letter defends Hickman’s mother, suggests life in prison and calls for his rehabilitation behind bars. A second writer supports free expression and criticizes the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taex
Globe
Hickman
Mrs. Parker
Nerve In Texas Tackled In Letters From Amarillo Citizens
A collection of letters from Amarillo readers to Tack includes praise for Them Texans and jokes about nerve and wives. One writer announces a sheriff bid, pledges honesty, and asks Tack to publish his message. Another reader compliments Tack’s Globe criticism piece and notes Cal savs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erasmus Tack
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Tack
Mary McCormic
Don Jose Mojica
Mme, Schumann-Heink
John McCormack
Wichita Falls
Oliver Eakle
Swink Cattle Theft Trial Advances in Amarillo Court
George Swink faces theft charges for allegedly stealing fourteen cattle from rancher A. H. Tanner eight miles east of Amarillo. The trial began Wednesday in district court and stalled as state witnesses failed to appear. one witness was jailed for refusing to answer questions. The case, moved from Randall County, may reach a jury soon if delays end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Swink
District Criminal Court
Dragen
Swink
A. ©. H. Tanner
Amarillo
Canyon
Randall County
London Televisor Demo Shows Faces in Light Brought on by Radio Vision
Capt O G Hutchinson and colleagues watched a televisor demo in a dark London cellar. Tiny light rectangles formed heads and a moving face, including a probable portrait of a London AP reporter’s wife. Hutchinson predicted transatlantic TV would soon improve with more power, despite static interference.
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Jolse
Electric Eye
London
James Howe
O. G. Hutchinson
Baird
Benjamin Clapp
Associated Press
Hart
Fox
London Press Association
Capt. Hutchinson
Washington
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New Jersey
Hutchinson
Paris
Mexico City
Watson to Seek Republican Presidential Nomination
Senator James E. Watson of Indiana will actively campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. The move was announced with the appointment of M. Burt Thurman of Indianapolis to coordinate Watson’s campaign efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James FE. Watson
Indiana
M. Burt Thurman
Indianapolis
Sargent Traces Prehistoric Civilizations Across Americas
Dr. Sargent contends an ancient highorder civilization existed in the Americas centuries before the Red Indians. He traces a pottery and monument trail from Chile through Peru Ecuador Colombia and Central America to Mexico and Amarillo, Texas, linking motifs to Masonic symbols. He cites 10 000 year old races in the Southwest and plans further exploration in the Palo Duro canyons and along the Canadian river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Sargent
South America
Amarillo
Loa
Lake Titicapca
Cuzco
Peru
Huanco
Quito
Ecuador
Pasto and Papayar
Columbia
Chaco
Andagoya
San Blas
Panama
Mexico
Chiriqui
Zendt
Costa Rica
Prinzapulka
Pis-Pis
Nicaragua
Tegucijalpa
Como Ayhuacapan
Honduras
Zacapa Rio Matagua Quirijua
Guatemala
Palenque, Uxmul
Chicken-Itza
Puebla
Guadalajara
Tepic
Culiacan
Agua Caliente
Three Rivers
New Mexico
Sergeant
Chicago
Dr. Sargent
United States
Central America
Latin America
Central
Latin American
Panhandle
Masonic Lodge
Palo Duro
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Hogs 11 000 steady with top at 59.35. Packing sows 6.75 to 7.25, steel pist 7.00 to 7.75. Cattle 4 500, calves 800, fed steers opening slow steady, other killings steady to strong, dealers higher, feeders unchanged. Bulk steers 12.00 to 18.75, choice heifers 14.00 to 15.00. Sheep 4 000 steady, best wool lambs 16.00, ewes 8.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Associated Press
ST. Louis
East ST. Louis
Oklahoma City
Livestock and market reports from multiple cities compiled
Market reports from St. Louis Oklahoma City Fort Worth and New Orleans cover hogs cattle calves and sheep with prices and trends. Cotton futures in New Orleans New York and Liverpool show declines and rallies as trading and disease news influence activity. Foreign exchange poultry butter and grain reviews complete the day’s business snapshot.
Waggoner Divorce Suit Highlights Texas Riches Inquiry
Ann Burnet Waggoner seeks divorce and division of property from Guy L. Waggoner in Fort Worth's 48th District Court on grounds of cruelty. Waggoner, son of W. T. Waggoner, is described as one of the nation’s wealthiest men. Mrs. Waggoner is noted as the granddaughter of Capt. B. Burnet and heir to millions in her own right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Ann Burnet Waggoner
Guy L. Waggoner
48Th District Court
Waggoner
W. T. Waggoner
United States
Several Cars Stolen Reported In Police Records
Three cars were reported stolen last night in police records. M Spicer of Talmadge Place reported a Chevrolet coupe with license 778-827 and motor 823-890 missing from a garage. Jake Miller of 1661 Buchanan Street reported a 1926 Dodge coach with license 778-292 and motor A617,292. Noel Latham of 804 East Tenth Street reported a Ford coupe with license 779-802 and motor 12808-9097 stolen from his garage.
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M. Spicer
Talmadge Place
Fourteenth
van Buren
Jake Miller
Buchanan Street
Noel Latham
East Tenth Street
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Colonel Haines
Board of City
The
Haines
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. McIntosh
Mr. McIntosh
McIntosh
Arthur Brisbane
Amarilo
Brisbane
Bill Cooper
Old Tack Ventures
Rude
Britain
Lollapaloza
Patrick Henry
R. P. Fitzsimmons
E. R
Radio Vision C
OLD Man
Anonymous
Shakespeare
Edgar A. Guest
New Orleans
NEW_ ORLEANS
Liverpool
Cotton Textile Institution
Ring Shorts
Heen
Associated Pree
Associated
Pros
Hirker
Behrdit
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
WEO
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
Springs
Associated Prose
W York
Consolidated Gas
American Can
Montgomery Ward
Raying
General Motors
and Consolidated Gas
Jesus Christ
State Department
Guy Waggoner
Wghest
Johns Manville
Sears Roebuck
Vick Chemical
Victor Talking Machine
American Railway Express
American ‘Yine
Brooklyn Edison
American Sugar
Freeport-Texas
Air Reduction
Sterling
James DC. Bennett
Tarnsdall Corporation
Belichem
California
Cerra de Paseo Copper
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Northyse
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Press
Chicsge
Rock Island & PB
Ceseee Chile Copper
Chryaler Pree
el & Tron Consolidated Ciwars
Corn Products
Sue Crucibla Steel
Eeee
Dodge Motors
du Pont
International Paper International Tele
Tolw
Dordan Motor Veiceveste
Kansas City Southern Tease Ctauuta Eeeveas
Kelly-Springfield
Seep
Eer
Eenes
Kennecott
Copret Ciscecceese
Reveses Sbt
Eenene
Levisiang Ol & Refinings
Mack Trucka
Marland Oj
Mexican Seaboard Oil
Missouri, Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward & Moon Motors
National Bisewit
Onso
Evens Ecetra
Packard Motor
OOO
Pan-American Pet
Trana Booi
Pennsylvania
Pore-Maraquette Aid
Phillipa Petroleum Producers & Refiner Pure
Epee Ycee Radio Copr
of America
Republic Iron & Steel
Sears, Roebuck & Cay Shell Union Qi
Simme Petroleum
Sinclair
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Gulf Sulphur - Texas Corporation
Texas & Pacific
Texas Pacific Cons & Oil
Timken
Union Pacific
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