Carpenters Union meeting notes and membership drive
The Cooks and Waiters Union held a two hour meeting at Carpenters Hall with Ernest Crowley presiding and Clarence Cogburn as secretary treasurer. About 27 members attended as R E Croskey spoke on union progress and a membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooks and Waiters Union
Carpenters Hall
Ernest Crowley
Clarence Cogburn
R. E. Croskey
Croskey
Kilgore
Texas
Lucile Thurman
J. W. Parker
Charlie Terry
Local Civic Meeting and Community Notes From Amarillo
Monday evening gathering with all regular officers and 27 members, E Rollins presiding and Charles Griffith secretary. Relief committee reports sickness and influenza among members and families. Also notes a fishing trip along the Nueces River and a witty remark about river fish. Nearby rail fare: Rock Island announces a $5.50 Amarillo to Oklahoma City round trip with return by Feb 22. Household anecdotes include Hireless Cooker illness and Winsett’s pink pills. Rex Walling and local B R T and O R C chairs return from Childress triennial meeting. A cautionary tale about a 500 pound bag causing a death. The Lost Chord found via a local classified ad. Proverbial sayings and comments on goodwill and spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rollins
Charles Griffith
William Hart
Nueces River
Reduced Round Trip Fares To Texas Ports And Beyond
Santa Fe announces a 60 percent round trip fare to view the U S Steamship Constitution at Corpus Christi Houston Galveston Beaumont and Port Arthur from February 20 to March 18. Tickets to all Texas Louisiana stations also reduced for Washington's Birthday sale February 19 20 21 with origin city exit before February 23. Amarillo stopovers noted in a Denver line inspection trip by John O D Farrington and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Brame
Santa Fe
U. S
Constitution
Texas
Corpus Christi
Houston
Galveston
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Santa Fe General Office
Polk Street
Brame
Louisiana
Washington
Liquor Conspiracy Trial Near an End
Federal court officials expected the liquor conspiracy case on trial in San Antonio to reach a jury today. The charges involved a large number of defendants as the proceedings neared their conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Prohibition agents case ends with acquittal for five men
The slaying of Capt. Charles Stevens, a prohibition agent, occurred two and a half years ago. Judge Duval West directed acquittal for five defendants, leaving 14 defendants to be tried by the jury for guilt or innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stevens
Prohibition
Duval West
Carlander Picked Amarillo Country Club Architect
Guy A. Carlander was chosen by the board of directors to design the new Amarillo Country Club building. He already prepared plans for a clubhouse to replace the one burned weeks ago. Construction will proceed as quickly as possible according to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy A. Carlander
Amarillo Country Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Labors Unions
I ° UN Moore
Knights of Union Labor
Carpenters Union
Herb Lytle
C. G. Butler
C. A. Chessir
W. W. Finch
Aeeace
The
Painters Union
Painters
Rock Island
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Winsett
Rex Walling
D. C. West
General Committee
Childress
America
Irvin Cobb
CVT
Crm
RROT
WFAA
N. B. C. Coast To Coast Network
Eeeeee
Poesi
Mer M
Bihan
PiQio” Ac
EL Sap
Fern Eden
Home Service Depts
Los Angeles
Calif
G. G. Laing
Washington ST
Herres
del Monte
Baby Stewart
Macaroni
Philadelphia
Phe
Burbanks
Idaho
Brown
RED Star
Wesson OU People
Limas
Northern
Stokelys
Hersheys
Swift
Brookfield Links
Clarion
Chase & Sanborn
Eddie Cantor
Jac
Elk Horn
Balti
Picnic
Deckers Korn
Han Kist
Shoulder
Decker’s
Towana
John
Farrington
Denver
South Plains
Mr. Farrington
J. W. Mode
John Pfieffer
Fort Worth
Carlander
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!