City bids sought for storm sewer work in Amarillo
Notice invites bids to 1 p m January Path 1925 for 2000 feet of 42 inch storm sewer pipe and 2000 feet of 60 inch ditch with depths from 4 to 118 feet. Separate bids for items. city may reject any or all bids. City Manager Jeff J Bartlett Amarillo Texas May Albert Oscar Rudolph Ramon Jose.
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Ruthenberg Sentenced for State Criminal Syndicalism
Charles Ruthenberg, convicted under Michigan’s criminal syndicalism statute, was sentenced by Circuit Judge Co J White to three to ten years in Jackson state prison and fined 35000. The ruling came in St Joseph Michigan with the Associated Press reporting.
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Charles &. Ruthenberg
Michigan
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Co. J. White
Jackson State Prison
Clarendon College Aims for Class A Status in 1926
Clarendon, January 5. More than 12,000 dollars has been raised toward making Clarendon College a Class A institution. Work underway includes remodeling rooms, moving the library to a modern reading area with 15 000 volumes capacity, and establishing new biology and chemistry facilities. A new gymnasium and science hall are planned as next projects. President Slover leads the drive with Dean Condron and a faculty committee purchasing 400 new books to meet senior college standards.
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Ohioans to Return for Four Amarillo Dances
The Ohioans dance musicians return to Amarillo after a Southwest Oklahoma and Northeast Texas tour for four dance engagements at the Polly Garden ballroom in the Hotel Palo Duro Saturday. On Sunday during dinner hours the Ohioans will also play at the hotel.
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Oldham Officers Sworn In Vega Texas
Oldham coin officers sworn in on January 1 with Chas Ingram as county judge Roy N Ivy as county and district clerks Pat Roland as tax assessor B J Freemen as justice of the peace precinct Non 3 Also qualifying A W Miller sheriff and tax collector J W McKendree county treasurer F B Donegan G P Binford and Ind Klein as commissioners.
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Ind Klein
Examiner's Report To Be Studied By Traffic Committee
The examiner's report to the Interstate Commerce Commission in the southwestern rates cases will be discussed at tonight's Traffic committee meeting of the Board of City Development. The session starts at 7 30 at City Hall with members including J. Cole and Harry Kearns leading the discussion.
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Trained Seals May Supplant Beach Lifeguards
Hamburg reports Captain Hans Winston asserts a sea lion trained to save lives could rescue multiple people in rough water, potentially ending reliance on human lifeguards. The animal reportedly hooks a diver by the neck and swims to safety, avoiding jaw injuries during rescue.
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Winston
Lockney seeks TWCE daily mail service over Santa Fe
Lockney residents and chamber of commerce members plan to meet Santa Fe officials in Amarillo on Friday to discuss a proposed double motor car mail service from Plainview to Lockney. The plan aims to provide seven day mail delivery and connect with morning and evening trains at Plainview.
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Distress Signals Ignored Woman Dies by Roadside
Wichita Falls Texas January 6 Mrs L L Birdwell aged 67 died Sunday by the roadside near Town Park as dozens of automobiles passed without heeding her husband's signals of distress. A pipe line worker offered help too late and she died before hospital aid could arrive.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
L. L. Birdwell
Town Park
Vast British workforce shows women marching into many occupations
Jan 6 census data reveal 5,065,392 women among Britain’s 17,177,050 workers in 1921. Women run factories, perform skilled trades, manage farms, and hold railway and personal service roles, while only two of 156,288 motorary engine drivers are women.
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Tondon
Federal banks to aid cattle producers plan discussed
Washington report on hearings before the president agricultural commission shows Fort Loan bank presidents proposing financing options to help the cattle industry. The commission weighs four channels finance tariff transportation and marketing and aims to issue relief recommendations within two weeks. it will also invite leaders of the National Council of Farmers Cooperative Marketing Associations to discuss centralized marketing plans.
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