Announcement of Canyon News editor as potential District 123 candidate
Clyde Warwick, editor of the Canyon News, may run for representative of the 123rd district after Mrs. R. S. Thompson’s bid. Lee Satterwhite will not seek reelection. Warwick hinted at a run if a prominent Amarillo man does not enter. A. D. Payne has not stated his intentions for a second race.
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Clyde Warwick
The
Canyon News
R. S. Thompson
Amarillo
Warwick
Lee Satterwhite
Panhandle
West Texas
Wichita law seeks to allow resuscitation efforts after electrocution
Roy Daniel of Wichita County announces a proposed Texas amendment to let relatives or friends attempt resuscitation after death pronouncement by penitentiary physicians. The current law allows embalming after electrocution. Daniel argues it is inhumane to embalm if the condemned is not dead, citing a case where relatives were denied assurances about body handling.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Texas
Roy Daniel
Wichita County
Daniel
144th Infantry To Be Inspected In March Review
Fort Worth Texas January plans for the 144th infantry Texas national guard with regimental HQ in Fort Worth to undergo the annual federal inspection in March. Captain Tyron M Shepherd will lead the review across the Eighth Corps area March 15 to about March 29 with 70 officers and 1 243 enlisted men. The regiment, last year’s top rated infantry unit in the country, will face drills marksmanship and equipment inspections at the armory.
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Fort Worth
144Th Infantry
Texas National Guard
Henry W. Stiness
Eighth Corps
Tyron M. Shepherd
179Th Infantry
Ardmore
Siiness
Shepgra
144Th
National Guard
Grace Moore rises to fame from Jellico hills to Met Opera debut
Grace Moore, a Tennessee singer from Jellico, will debut as Mimi in La Boheme at the Metropolitan Opera in New York on February 7. Her rise began in a village church choir and included studies, White House appearances, and training in Washington and France under noted instructors.
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Jellico
Tenn
Grace Moore
Lonesome Pine
Henry H. Horton
Tennessee
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Miss Moore
Mimi
Grace
Cumberland
R. L. Moore
Ward Belmont
Wilson
White House
Washington
Martinelli
Raymond Hitchcock
Music Box
Gatti-Casazza
France
P. M. Marafioti
Richard Barthelemy
Caruso
Nice
Juliet
Grand Opera
Hail Storm Bites Kansas City Night Sky
A brief hail event accompanied by thunder and lightning struck Kansas City last night. Temperatures dropped several degrees but are forecast to stay in the 40s today according to the weather bureau.
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Kansas City
Weather Bureau
B C D Stays Within Expense Limit, Reports State
The Board of City Development reports it remains within its annual budget, with 63.40 percent spent while 75 percent was available at the end of the third quarter. Travel costs tied to conventions and outreach to prospective industries show unusually high spending, yet the board maintains a businesslike operation under Col Harve H Haines who presents memograph reports to the city commission and members.
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Board of City Development
Col. Harve H. Haines
Sloan's Liniment Endorsed by Police and Lifeguards
A survey of New York City Honor Police personnel finds widespread use of Sloan's Liniment to relieve exposure related aches. Testimonials from Brooklyn police, Philadelphia officers, and a New York City lifeguard praise rapid relief for back leg pains and muscular strain after damp cold weather and long shifts.
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Honor Police
New York City
Sloan
Walter C. Meayhart
Gravesend Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Philadelphia
Sloan’s
William R. Christy, Sr
Master Street
City of
Sloan's
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