Women Seek Plan for Universal Peace
Washington, Jan. 20. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt opens a conference on the cause and cure of war urging unity among nine national women's organizations to craft an effective peace program. She calls for appealing to military and civic groups to join in ending war and replacing force with law and courts. The talk notes peace plans falter, and emphasizes removing causes of war.
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America
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Whitsitt Receives Big Steelhead Trout From Seattle Firm
Gaines Whitsitt attracted many friends after receiving four twelve pound steelhead trout from Carl Gray of Gray Lumber and Shingle Co Seattle Washington. The fish measured thirty three inches and Whitsitt joked he would order a carload if refused.
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Mr Whitsitt
Carl Gray
Gray Lumber and Shingle Company
Seattle
Whitaut
Mr. Whitaut
Gray Lumber Aml Shingle Cmpany
Northwort Peau
Public Records Instruments Filed in County Clerk Office 1925
January 7 1925 warranty deeds list transfers across multiple properties with buyers and sellers including Will Timmons Bara Morton J Hts W E B Gee M C Guerre T A White and others. figures range from 250 to 5250 dollars with various lot and block descriptions and mortgage-like clauses among numerous parcels.
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Bara Morton
Lionk
Hodge
W. EB. Gee
Nate
M. C. Guerre
T. A White
Toad
Reek
Brown
J TR. Golding
Armarillo Trip
Morton
Lot
J. Tite
Oales
Madden
Rhoads
Wloek
Ko Munson
V. ¢ Vermillion
ST. Flas
C. Perry Bo
Wink
Hanno
Con & Parks Lhr. Co
Thurman
Me & Parks Lr
Sint Ifatt
Parry Lot
Biek
Amarine Bhra
Plook
M. McCutlough
Pheri
DT. Murphy
James Atfarvas
Sheppard
M. Bruner
Whlintering
Durbai
Plem Hiihois
Murphy
Paulo Long
Stesseh
Thirty-seven Building Permits Issued This Month
Amarillo records show thirty-seven building permits issued this month by the city engineer. Seven permits were issued Monday for a total of 17,1006 dollars as activity remains strong with several large projects planned for the year. Permits include Gaut Land Co for dwellings at 1300 A Johnson and 308 East Twenty first, W F Jensen mercantile at 1204 West Sixth, A L Randall dwellings at 1501 West Seventh and 1901 West Seventh, Milton Cunningham mercantile at 409 Washington, and W J Shires dwelling at 105 Carolina Avenue.
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Amarillo
Gaut Land Company
Johnson Street
East Twenty-first Street
W. F. Jensen
Mercantile
West Sixth Street
A. L. Randall
West Seventh Street
Milton Cunningham
Washington
W. J. Shires
Carolina Avenue
Two Women Involved In Tulsa Shooting Case
Tulsa authorities note two women were with KB H Hutchison moments before he was shot in his car in front of the federal building. Ernest Sproul disputes a single eyewitness claim and says the women’s presence is not certain. County officials have not released the name of the unnamed witness. Jim Johnson saw two women hurriedly enter a nearby drug store and say a man was shot.
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Okla
KB. H. Hutchison
Federal Building
Eugene Purdy
Hutchison
Ernest Sproul
Sproul
John Goldesberry
Ife
Purdy
Jim Johnson
Two Bank Holdups Reported in Illinois
Chicago reports two bank robberies in one day in Illinois. The Forvinera State Bank of Gays in Moultrie County was robbed by two men overpowering staff. The State Bank of Mynefield saw a fatal shooting of a watchman during a safe robbery.
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Illinois Bankers’ Association
Forvinera State Bank of
Gays
Moultrie County
State Bank of
Mynefield
Bankers’ Association
Evangelist Urges Pentecostal Revival for Amarillo Need
John Trager, Philadelphia evangelist, preached that Amarillo's greatest need is a lasting revival, not water or streets. Attendance rose as the Nazarene pastor and congregation assist at the Independent Holiness Mission. Thirty five pledged support as nightly meetings continue at 7:30 with afternoon sessions through Friday.
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Amarillo
John Trager
Philadelphia
Independent Holiness Mission
East Third Street
Trager
Congresson
Church of the Nazarene
Fair Bond Payments to be Explained in Letter Soon
Bondholders will get a detailed notice in days about the plan from W. H. Fuqua. Eighty percent of each bond will be paid in cash now while twenty percent is due in sixty or ninety days. Full payment remains delayed hoping a legislative path allows county park bonds. Judge Sam B Motlon in Austin pushing the measure. Electric power use in local oil fields tied to a new high tension line from Corsicana.
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Fair Association
W. H. Fuqua
Sam B. Motlon
Austin
Wortham
Tex
Corsicana
New System of Fat Reduction Claims Quick Slimming
A promotion pitches Marmola Prescription Tablets as a fast, pleasant way to slim without exercise or starvation. It cites a physician founder and urges readers to buy a box from a local druggist or mail payment to Detroit, claiming many have used them successfully.
Bills to legalize pool halls and curb whipping in prison
In Austin on January 20 the House introduced five measures including a bill to repeal the pool hall ban and license billiard rooms. A penitentiary proposal requires prison commission written consent and a ten day delay before any punishment of a convict.
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Associated Press
Austin
Petsch
Fredericksburg
Irwin
Dallas
Bond Vote to Be Called at City Commission Meeting
The city commission will officially call an election for 1,750,000 in voter bonds to fund a municipal water plant at its regular Tuesday afternoon meeting. Bids for hundreds of feet of 42 inch storm sewer pipe for Santa Fe viaduct drainage will also be opened. The session starts after 3 PM to allow attendance at the funeral of G. S. Wyatt.
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Santa Fe
G. S. Wyatt
Jack Wyatt
Former Amarillo cattleman visits Arizona ranch scene
J Harve Avery of Willcox Arizona arrives in the city to visit relatives and friends. He notes Arizona ranges are dry with about half the normal cattle, but cattlemen have reduced herds and wintering is going well. He formerly lived in Panhandle and Amarillo and served as secretary of the Buyers and Sellers association for three years.
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Arizona
J. Harve Avery
Willcox
Avery
Panhand Country
Amarillo
Old Buyers and Sellers Association
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