Radio, wealth, and a sunlit future in seventeen hundred
A column surveys Calvin Coolidge saying little or much when needed, and contrasts it with Paulist plans for a $40,000 radio station to spread religious teaching. It notes eclipse studies by foreign scientists, misread myths of ancient prophesies, and questions U S wealth and safety. It cites Texas wealth potential and proposes federal building spending of $150 million over six years. The piece ends by hinting a continuation on page two.
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United States
Texas
Coolidge
Carbon Black Plant Plan Prompts Panhandle Meeting
A proposed Texas bill would allow using natural gas for carbon black production in Hutchinson, Carson, Gray, Roberts, and Wheeler counties. Landowners call a January 22 Amarillo meeting to push for the measure, arguing it could fund millions in the Panhandle and aid struggling cattlemen.
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Texas
Hutchinson
Carson
Gray, Roberts
Wheeler
Amarillo Hotel
J. M. Sanford
J. O. Whittington
Hutchinson County
Panhandly
Mr. Whitington
Fine Offer to Be Made Bondholders
Bondholders of the Tri-State Fair association will receive 80 percent cash and 20 percent notes within thirty days to speed repayment. W H Fuqua of First National Bank loans 100000, with 25000 more from county warrants once approved. Directors expect broad bondholder approval and aim for full cash redemption as funds allow.
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Tri-State Fair Association
W. H. Fuqua
First National Bank
Association
Fuqua
A. N. Olver
Bob Emmett
Col
Ernesto O. Thompson
Someoe
Amarillo
Ranger decision upheld ends Texas Rangers in Texas
San Antonio January 17 The Texas Ranger force is declared extinct in Bexar county courts by District Judge R B Minor The judge refused to suspend a decree granting Captain John F Elgin a perpetual injunction restraining ranger salaries The ruling also holds the amended Ranger law unconstitutional unless a higher court reverses the decision Rangers will disappear from history
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San Antonio
Texas Ranger Force
Bexar
R. B. Minor
Minor
John F. Elgin
Texas Rangers
Sam Vaughn's Mother Dies In Fort Worth
Funeral services for Mrs. JF H Vaughn mother of Sam Vaughn of Amarillo will be held in Fort Worth today. She died Friday morning after Sam Vaughn arrived at her bedside two days earlier. Mrs Vaughn's home was 719 Essex Avenue Fort Worth. American Warehouse company merchandise storage Phone 191.
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JF. H. Vaughn
Sam Vaughn
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Vaughn
Mrs. Vaughn
Essex Avenue
Bail Interfered With By Neff's Hobby
Austin Jan 17 Pa and Ma Ferguson will lead the grand march at the inaugural ball in honor of Mrs Ferguson at the capitol Tuesday night Plans for the customary alignment were abandoned after Gov Pat Neff refused to participate citing aversion to dancing Neff and Mrs Neff will attend the inaugural reception before the ball
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Austin
Ma” Ferguson
Panhandle luncheon trip draws Amarillo business leaders
Amarillo realtors and businessmen, over one hundred strong, will visit Panhandle on Friday January 23 for a joint luncheon of the Panhandle Chamber of Commerce and Amarillo business men, sponsored by The Amarillo Globe. More than twenty cars will ferry attendees from the Amarillo hotel at 10 45 in the morning. The event includes a short program, welcome talks, and an outline of planned Panhandle Chamber activities.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Huneh
Panhandle Chamber of Commerce
T. M. Bruner
Amarillo Real Estate Board
Asbery A. Callaghan
Weatherman Named for Amarillo Post in Two Weeks
Frank D. Haynes, observer of the United States Weather Bureau, will head the Amarillo station in two weeks after a Department of Agriculture notice confirms an appointment to fill the vacancy created by the death of J. C. Considine. Haynes will oversee the local bureau in the interim.
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Frank D. Haynes
United States Weather Bureau
J. Considine
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Mr. Haynes
Rev E C Seaman to Be Consecrated Bishop Today
The Rev E C Seaman will be consecrated bishop of the North Texas Missionary district at St Andrew's church Amarillo today at 10 oclock with Rt Rev Thomas F Gailor presiding. Seaman, former rector of St Andrew's 1916 to 1920, comes from Gadsden Ala to replace the late Bishop Edward A Temple and will reside at the Shelton Memorial home. Nine bishops and many clergy and laymen gather for the consecration and district convocation to follow over Monday and Tuesday with local committees led by H Hubbell and J W Whittle coordinating the events.
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E. Cecil Seaman
North Texas
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Andrew’s Church
Thomas F. Gailor
Tennessee
National Council
Seaman
Tee
Gadsen
Ala
Edward A. Temple
Amarillo
Shelton Memorial
John M. Shelton
George H. Kinsolving
Robert M. Mize
Winchester
Frederick B. Howden
eMet Seaman
Robert N. MacCullum
St. Andrew's
Charles 4. Fish
H. Hubbell
J. W. Whittle
16 Year Old Girl Formally Accused Mother Murder
In San Francisco on January 17 Dorothy Hilingson, 18, was formally accused by a coroner's jury of murdering her mother after hours of testimony including her brother Warl's belief that his sister shot their mother. The jury faulted some evidence and noted a house revolver as a contributing factor.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Hilingson
Warl
Dorothy
Globe's Dream Home Planned As Model For Amarillo
The Globe's Dream Home will be a one story six room model planned by Guy Carlander for the Oliver Eakle addition in Amarillo. The project aims to serve as a model for hundreds of new residences and reflect the finest architectural details. Grover C McDaniel says the original model will be the best of its type and local firms have shown interest in building it.
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Bing
Amarole
Guy Carlander
Oliver-Hakle
Amarillo
Carlander
Willam Oliver
Oliver-Eakle
Amarillo Globe
Ond
Grover C. McDante
The
Globe
McDaniel
Amarillo population climbs with 2000 rise in a year
W A McIntosh Amarillo public schools superintendent reports nearly 2000 population increase in the past year. He cites 313 new students enrolled in two weeks and says most newcomers come for Amarillo’s educational advantages. Texas residents dominate new arrivals from Panhandle and Central Texas. The Oklahoma count shows 11 new students.
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Awuriljo
W. A. MelIntosh
McIntosh
Amarillo
Globe Office
Mr. Mclintosh
Anarillo
Texas
Panhandle
Funeral rites held for Marty Long at Second Baptist
Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon at the Second Baptist church for Marty Long four year old son of Mr and Mrs M E F Long with Rev F D Pierson officiating. Burial followed in Llano cemetery under Griggs Undertaking Co. The Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hotel is Famous For Food.
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Marty Long
M. E F. Long
Second Baptist Church
F. D. Pierson
Llano
Griggs Undertaking Company
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Winstein
Increase Mather
Chauncey
Harvard College
Cauncey
Obody
Brisbane
Astaat
Ranger
American Warehouse Company
Neff
E. C. Seaman
A. W. Whittle
C. A. Fisk
H. 8. Gooch
F. E. Edwards
F. E B. Edwards
CRCIL
Rev
RL ON. McAllum
the Panhandle
Globe’s Dream Home
Oklahoma
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