Marvin McCullough Elected Scout Council President
At the Amarillo Boy Scout council annual meeting Marvin McCullough was elected president succeeding C A Makeig who became first vice president and finance committee chair. Tom Nelson, scout executive, highlighted camp Warner improvements including a 600 dollar dam with half likely gifted and plans for 25 cabins.
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C. A. Makeig
Amarillo
Walter Barlow
Jack Edwards
M. Russell
E. C. Seaman
W. Galbraith
Howard Williams
Harles Fisk
J. N. Riggs
Ax Merry
Warner Camp
Laude
Warner
Tom Nelson
Camp Warer
Camp Warner
Elks “Ub
U. S
Pera
Walter Bar
Dr. Roach
Labroq Ite
Makeig
Howard Wil
C. M. McCullough
A. A. Gra
Forrest Warren
Ed. Pitt
Pillow Fight Leads to Serious Injury in St Louis
Mrs. Anna Gray remains in critical condition after a porch pillow fight with two neighbors turned dangerous when a railing gave way. She fell about twenty feet and is believed to have a fractured skull, according to hospital reports from St. Louis.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Anna Gray
Century-old elephant Tex to be electrocuted near Hot Springs
The Associated Press reports in Little Rock that Tex, a male elephant about a century old, has killed nine men. He is to be electrocuted and will be staked out near Hot Springs after a rampage.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Tex
Hot Springs
Rampare
Rubber price session interrupted by monopoly committee
Washington January is the scene as the house committee on foreign monopolies halts its rubber hearing to respond to a Washington Post report about secret state department communications. A. L. Wiles of the Rubber Association says British control of colonial production pushed prices up, hindering supply and demand. Benton Collins notes the Panhandle area eyes Kelly-Springfield tire sales as a regional indicator.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Committee
Washington Post
Hoover
State Department
Kellogg
Post
A. L. Wiles
Rubber Association of America
British Rubber Growers
British Colonial Office
Wiles
Knute Rockne Converts to Roman Catholicism
Notre Dame football coach Knute Rockne has become a Roman Catholic. A Sacred Heart church priest in South Bend, Indiana confirmed the report after Rockne sailed for a tour of France, Germany and Italy. He was baptized November 18 and confirmed two days later by Bishop Knoll, taking first communion with the team on November 22.
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Associated Press
New York
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Sacred Heart
South Bend
Indiana
Rockne
France
Germany
Italy
Knoll
Mrs Rockne Ties Catholic Faith to Notre Dame Sons
Mrs Rockne notes her two sons attend Notre Dame while affirming their Catholic faith. Skate parts store at 113 West Seventh lists items for sale.
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Mrs. Rockne
Notre Dame
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Marvin M’cullough
Riggs
Clarendon
Panhanle
Roy Byrd
Oliveer Drug Co
Secation
Jamss
Miss Sweet
Dickson’s
Ptgue No
Dickson Rug Co
Polk St
Benton Collins
Dallas
Kelly-Springfield
Catholic
Dr. Parcells
Denfist
Graham Brothers
Detroit
Cullum Motor Co., Inc
ADV
Graham Brothers Trucks
Dodge Brothers
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