Amarillo Election Notice From City Secretary Calhoun
The City of Amarillo Texas posts a notice of election dated February 27 1935 signed by Leverne Calhoun City Secretary. The document is issued under city seal and outlines election details within Potter County and Amarillo.
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State OF Texas
Potter
Amarillo
T. Leverne Calhoun
A. D
Leverne Calhoun
Real City
I. Leverne Calhoun
Amarillo Sets April 2 1935 Election for Mayor and Two Commissioners
Potter and Randall counties Amarillo notices an election on Tuesday April 2 1935 to choose a mayor and two city commissioners. Precinct boundaries and polling places are listed with judge and clerk appointments. Polls open 8 AM to 7 PM. notice published in Amarillo Globe for four weeks.
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Polk Street
Fort Worth
Denver City
Tenth Street
Potter County
Amarillo
Denver City Railroad
Chicago Rock Island & Gulf Railroad
Fort Worth & Denver City Railroad
Fourth Street
Texas
North Buchanan Street
City of
Sanborn School
Roberts Street
Taylor and Tenth Streets
Taylor Street
Thirty-ninth Avenue
Wilson School
Sixteenth Street
Tenth Streets
Jackson and
Jackson Street
Lakeview Addition
Wolflin School
Hughes Street
Amarllo
Chicago Rock Island and Gulf Railroad
San Jacinto School
Haynes
Billy Marie Sloan
Damon D. Blake
A. E. Kirkman
H. H. Trolinger
J. D. Cazzell
Ter Curtis
Emmett Galloway
A. A. Utterback
Earl D. Moore
Alice T. Wise
F. C. Tomlinson
C. O. Defenbaugh
Marie Machovee
C. L. B. Hines
Robt. Ricks
D. M. Packard
L. L. Pinkerton
H. G. Hamrick
E. Graham Roach
State of
Amarillo Passes Ordinance Prohibiting Entering Public Amusements
Ordinance No. 1472 forbids entering any theater, show, or public amusement without paying admission or possessing a ticket and consent of the owner. Violators face a misdemeanor conviction with fines up to 200 dollars. Introduced and passed on first reading February 19, 1935, by the City Commission of Amarillo.
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City OF
Amarillo
Mathematician Counts Democrats Too Many for Comfort
In Dallas County a mathematics-minded Democrat counted 73 candidates for State Representative March 16. He warned a Republican or a Negro might win if others do not withdraw to back a strong contender. The race follows the vacancy left by Mrs. Sarah T. Hughes. The League of Women Voters urged allowing the county committee to name a Democratic nominee. The note names John W. Philp and A. S. Wells as the GOP and Negro candidates respectively.
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Dallas County
Paul G. Peurifoy
John W. Philp
A. S. Wells
Dallas
Sarah T. Hughes
Texas
League of Women Voters
City Commission Adoption By Mayor Rogers On Feb 26 1935
The document records the city commission action adopted on February 26 1935 with Ross D Rogers serving as mayor and the official secretary signing. It confirms the official date and names involved in the municipal decision.
Heiress of Statler Fortune Found Dead
Pinehurst North Carolina February 27 Mrs H Bradley Davidson Jr 22 former Elva Statler heiress to Statler Hotel millions found dead in her Edgewood garage at the resort home today
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Pinehurst
N. C
H. Bradley Davidson, Jr
Elva Statler
Statler Hotel
Edgewood
Pento-Rub Claims Fast Relief for Back Pain
Advertisement touts Pento-Rub as quick pain relief for backache with deep action to ease stiffness. It markets liquid absorbent solution at 25c, 50c, and 1 per bottle, promising a bright June sun chase away clouds feeling.
Six Children Hurt in Houston School Bus Crash
In Houston on February 27 a school bus carrying more than 40 passengers collided with a heavy motor van near Fairbanks. Six children and the bus driver were in critical condition with serious injuries. nine others hospitalized. The truck driver, R J Pruitt, was charged with assault by motor vehicle after claiming he dropped a match while lighting a cigarette.
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Fairbanks
Louise Schoate
Mildred Stovall
Aloma Lee Moore
Helen Arndt
Martin Adams
O. E. Jones
R. J. Pruitt
Galveston
Pruitt
Court Martial Convicts Captain Over Renown Collision
PORTSMOUTH England February 27 COURT MARTIAL TODAY CONVICTED CAPTAIN HENRY RICHARD SAWBROUGH COMMANDER OF THE BATTLE CRUISER RENOWN ON CHARGES HE HAZARDED HIS SHIP IN THE HOOD CRASH. THE COURT HELD HE REALIZED THE DANGER LATE. REAR ADMIRAL SIDNEY ROBERT BAILEY WAS ACQUITTED ON SIMILAR CHARGES.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Henry Richard Sawbridge
Renown
Hood
Sawbridge
Sidney Robert Bailey
Battle Cruiser
Entertainers on Axtell program in Amarillo
Talented Amarillo writer Hall Axtell will present compositions with a Panhandle background on Tuesday evening in Fellowship Hall at Central Presbyterian Church. Sponsored by the Music Teachers Guild and Presbyterian Women's Council, the program will feature several leading local artists and entertainers.
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Hall Axtell
Amarillo
Fellowship Hall
Central Presbyterian Church
Music Teachers’ Guild
The
Presbyterian Women's Council
Judge Paul Remains Critically Ill After Stroke
Judge J C Paul is in critical condition after a paralysis stroke Sunday. He was reported to be ill this morning in a Panhandle hotel room.
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Paul
J. C. Paul
Panhandle
Judge Paul
Farmer Graden Mathis Dies in Texas Freeze
NEW BOSTON FEB 27 Graden Mathis a 33 year old farmer died during a sudden cold wave that halted premature spring in Texas He froze to death in a pasture near his home and was found yesterday Relatives said he likely fell and struck his head on a rock Survivors include his parents and four brothers Ice patrol vessels of the U S Coast Guard patrol a vast search area for icebergs.
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New Boston
Mathis
Texas
Medical Examiners Confirmed in Vote
The Senate confirmed four members to the Board of Medical Examiners for terms starting April 13. Drs. J T Lawson Bowie M M Brown Mexia R H Peterson Wichita Falls and H F Connally Waco were named. The nomination of Dr R F Nix Lamesa as a dental examiner in place of Kohler was not acted on, Kohler declining the post.
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James V. Allred
R. F. Nix
Lamesa
Kohler
Burns cause fatal harm to baby in Dallas case
Four month old Donald G. Binz died from burns received when a vapor lamp, used in a home, caused injuries. The incident occurred in Dallas on February 27, as reported by U.P. authorities.
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Burns
Baby
Dallas
U.P
Donald G. Binz
Troops Guard Louisiana Legislature At Huey Long Session
Baton Rouge Louisiana February 27 Soldiers with fixed bayonets guarded Huey Longs special session as it moved eighty seven measures toward passage. A new acting lieutenant governor presided over the Senate and about 100 militiamen kept watch to enforce martial law following recent uprisings.
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Baton Rouge
Huey Long
Senate
Macy Long
House
Ways and Means Committee
National
Long
Maximum sentences handed to four dock workers in shootout case
Four negro longshoremen faced the maximum penalties after pleading guilty to aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in the September dock shooting that wounded five white longshoremen. Jack Straughter Allen House C Mickens and W Comeaux each drew two years in jail after pleading guilty.
Dallas Infant Dies After Crib Explosion
A Dallas infant died late yesterday several hours after a crib explosion. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Alfred A Linz. Funeral services were to be held today.
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Alfred A. Linz
Dallas
Allred Moves To Change Nomination
Governor James V. Allred asked the Senate to withdraw Dr Ira L Kohler of Houston from the state board of dental examiners and substitute Dr R F Nix of Lamesa. Senate confirmation of Kohler was delayed after an executive session approved five others. Kohler telegraphed he could not serve.
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Austin
James V. Allred
Senate
Ira L. Kohler
Houston
State Board of Dental Examiners
R. F. Nix
Lamesa
Kohler
Allred
Local shootout outcome prompts harsh sentence for race-related incident
A report states that white men were shot alongside eight other defendants, including an individual named Jean. The latter, identified as a Black man, was fined $500 in addition to a jail sentence.
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