Amarillo Clay Plans New Brick Plant Expansion
Charles C. Davis of Zanesville arrives to lead the Amarillo Clay Products project. The company with a 250000 dollar capital, largely owned by local residents, will build a plant east of Amarillo on the Santa Fe railroad to produce 50000 bricks a day including fire brick tile and glazed brick.
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Charles C. Davis
Zanesville
Ohio
Amarillo Clay Products Company
Amarillo Clay Products Corporation
Amarillo
Panhand'e
Santa Fe
Ridgemere Addition
Bandits Loot Wildorado Bank in Broad Daylight Heist
Police chase spans the Panhandle as Cisco style bandits rob the Wildorado bank. They force bank president Mr. W. E. O Neal and cashier to drive away in a touring car with O Neal used as a shield. Deputies and townspeople pursue toward Bushland.
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Mitchell
Scott
Gamblin
Smith
Denton
Galloway
Gaither
Clovis
Panhandle
Lubbock
Abilene
Miller
Wildorado
Roy Harmon
Gus Johnson
Wildorado Grain & Mercantile Company
Bramn Fowle
Bramn Fowle, the Only Customer, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. O'Neal
Landits
Bushland
O'Neal
Old Tack's Program for a Better Amarillo
A fragmented list of municipal pledges promising lower rates for utilities, cleaner streets, more parks, expanded city services, and public access projects. Calls for reduced rents, public water and gas costs, new parks, viaducts, and opening Bivins Lake to all residents.
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Bivins Lake
North
Amazillo
Mee
San Jacinto
Amarillo
Advice and a bank raid tale mix in old town letters
Readers vent about farmers and public policies while a bank robbery chase unfolds near Wildorado. An anonymous letter rails at reform talk, while Amarillo police praise Wildorado citizens who helped pursue two bank robbers after a spree that stretched across local stores and the grain company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neal
Bushland
Citroons
Wildorado Grain & Micantila Company
Wildorado
America
Amar
Nicaragua Near End of Sandino Revolt Predicted
United States officials expect the Sandino revolt in Nicaragua to end soon as forces move to Nicaragua next week from three ports. The campaign against Sandino and his followers is expected to be short lived with many rebels fleeing toward the Honduran border. The Nicaraguan cabinet was to meet but no major policy discussion anticipated. Senator Bingham defended the government, saying current bitterness makes a move inadvisable.
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Nicaragua
Sandino
Sanding
Senate
Bingham
Connecticut
Ohio case cited in movie trial over court jurisdiction
Will R. Winch a movie theater manager faced trial on Sunday show charges in Justice Landis court. Defense failed to attack jurisdiction as in the Ohio case, and jurors were selected. State witnesses testified. defense moved to delay due to a pending Court of Criminal Appeals decision, which was overruled.
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Will R. Winch
Justice Landis
Ohloenzo
Supreme Court of the United States
Landis
Leo Sparks
Court House
E. H. Tomlinson
Otis Terry
A. B. Seanor
H. D Frio
W. F. Cobb
Bill Bogard
Wiley Pollard
C. G. Hester
Sam Ramsey
Fred Young
Ohio
Supreme Court
Young
Justices of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Winch
Reinforcements Reach Marines At Quilali In Nicaragua
American marines strengthened by new reinforcements regain Staged contact with Augusto Sandino's small army near Quilali Nicaragua amid ongoing verbal clashes in Congress over the Wheeler resolution for a Senate inquiry. Lieutenant Hunt reportedly led a second relief column into Sandino’s former stronghold.
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Quilali
Nicaragua
Augustino Sandino
Sandino
Senate
Marine Headquarters
Hunt
Texas Doctor to Be Charged With Slaying
United Press report from Los Angeles states Dr. Charles McMillan a Texas physician was to be arraigned today for the murder of Amelia Appleby a wealthy Chicago inventor's widow. The indictment charging McMillan is noted as the next step in the case.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles McMillan
Texas
Amelia Appleby
Chicago
McMillan
Grand
New 30 Inch Telescope At Illinois Observatory
A 30 inch reflecting telescope now in operation at the University of Illinois observatory ranks among America's top twelve. It reuses parts from the old “teakettle” telescope and features a photoelectric photometer for precise light measurement and star fluctuation detection.
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Associated Press
Urbana
Ill
University of Illinois Observatory
America
Radio hypnotism believed first in history proves successful
Report from Amarillo describes a stage hypnotist attempting to trance Dick Harbour via radio broadcast from the Nat. The subject fell under hypnotic influence blocks away on the San Jacinto stage. Despite cautions, a delivered awakening by the Nat’s arrival broke the trance amid hundreds of caller inquiries.
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Amarillo
Dick Harbour
San Jacinto Theater
Harbour
Committee of Citizens
Weather Proverbs Mostly Misleading
Des Moines report summarizes Charles D. Reed's view that old proverbs offer little reliable forecast value. He notes memory faults and regional differences, citing 88 years of Iowa data showing accuracy near 50 percent and only one saying close to a reliable guide.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Earth
New England
Mid-West
United States Weather Bureau
Iowa
Towa
Crooks Form Club To Go Straight In London
A strange club named the League of the Straight Road has been formed in London by Miss Marjorie Evans and an ex burglar. The group meets at the Church of All Hallows in Mark Lane and aims to steer crooks toward legality with a four month probation and personal introductions. The club currently counts forty members and seeks to grow to fifty while Evans provides work and amusement to discourage relapses. Also noted is a report of rare Japanese goldfish gifted to the United States featuring bulging bullfrog eyes from eye muscle strain.
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International News Service
London
Church of All Hallows
Marklane
League of the Straight Road
Marjorie Evans
Miss Evans
Mayfair
United States
Japan
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest Parable on Sales Tactics
A short verse contrasts salesmanship across different guises from a parish priest to a banker, noting how a genuine pitch depends on a willing listener and well presented, while a rude telemarketing call tries to push urgent bonds that end poorly.
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Edgar A. Guest
Markets across U S livestock and commodities on Jan six
Hogs in Kansas City 4 500 uneven top 8 80. Cattle 1 800 calves 300. Sheep 1 000 strong lambs 13 10. New York cotton opened steady to higher with some gains, futures and spot activity mixed. Chicago and St Louis markets show varied hog and cattle prices. butter and eggs weaken slightly. Stock market opens mixed with notable moves in oils, chemicals, and steel issues.
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Kansas City
Associated Preas
Iowa
ST. Louis
Associated Press
East ST. Louis
Chicago
New York
South
Liverpool
New Orleans
Texas Company
California Petroleum
Allied Chemical
Greene Cananea Copper
International Match Preferred
Altis Chalmers
Internaional
Standard
U. S. Steel
St. Louis Southwestern
Few French Die Poor and Wealth Small in France
International News Service reports French death statistics showing most die middle or modestly financed. Average fortune via will about 1000 dollars or 25 000 francs while Napoleonic code division keeps estates small and debt levels manageable. Very few fortunes exceed one million francs.
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International
Paris
France
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Amarillo CO
Clay Products Corporation
Old Tack
Tack
Board of City Development
Christ
Franklin
Whittle
Coolidge
Hickman
Welby Hunt
Harry D. Hill
The
Washington
Will Winch
Richard Dwyer
Dwyer
John
Eva
Bernadette
Blanche
Jerry
Marian
JY Muc.hy Oo
RT H. Bake
University of Iinois
University of Illinois
Robert N. Baker
Crooks
Edger A
Liveslower
James E. Bennett & Co
Allin Chalmers
Seerseeeee Aay
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Smelting
ILM
American Tele
Telg
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Associated Dry Goods
Atchison, Topeka
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Cerro de Pasco Copper
United States Steel
Victor Talking Machine
White Eagle
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Chicago & Alton Wright Aircraft
Chicago & Northwes Chile Copper Chrysler
Coca Cola
Colorado
Fue Consolidated Cigars Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Dodge Motors
du Pont de Nemour
Famous Players Fish Rubber
Fleischmann Yeast
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors Great Western
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Illinois Central Ses Independent Oil & Gas
Inspiration Copper
International Harvesters International Nickel
International Paper
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Louisiana Oil & Refining
Mack Trucks
Maracaibo
Middle States
Missouri, Kansas & Texans
Missouri Pacific
Ae Montgomery Ward & Co
Moon Motors
Nash Motors
National Biscuit Ohio Oil
Packard Motor
Pan-American Pet
Pennsylvania
Pere-Marquette
Phi Petroleum
Republic Iron
Steel Ga
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Shell Union
Sinclair
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Jan
Eerree
Allan Engineering CO
Amarillo Bldg
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