Big rush for Thais tickets in Amarillo Monday
Chicago Civic Opera presents Thais at the city auditorium with Mary Garden Jose Mojica and Cesare Formichi. Public sale starts Monday at the Amarillo College of Music with all seats $3.50 to $10 and a three payment plan including a deposit.
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Chicago Civic Opera Company
City Auditorium
Amarillo Colege of Music
Emil L. Myers
Opera Company
Mary Garden
Jose Mojica
Cesare Formichi
Navy continues debate on program limits
United Press reports a formal Navy page one discussion with limited debate allowed. Also, Justice Department records show Perry Howard, Mississippi Republican national committeeman, deposited $31,000 more than his salary in Washington banks from 1926 to 1928, with funds traced to later federal appointments. Labor groups protested Pat M. Neff's Texas nomination to the railroad board of mediation before the Senate committee.
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United Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Perry Howard
Mississippi
Senate
Howard
Neff
Senate Interstate Commercce Committee
Pat M. Neff
Texas
Railway Board of Mediation
Businessman Daniel A. Dilts Dies Suddenly
Daniel A. Dilts 65 proprietor of the Dilts Grocery and Filling Station died suddenly at his home on Lincoln Street at 10 20 this morning after reporting illness to customers. Survived by his widow and four children Herbert in Los Angeles Cal Cora B Conn Tulsa Okla C E Lowrey Albuquerque N M and A S Peters of this city. Body held at Griggs funeral parlors pending arrangements and burial may be in Indiana.
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Daniel A. Dilts
Dilts
Lincoln Street
Mr. Dilts
Herbert Dilts
Los Angeles
Cal
C. E. Lowrey
Albuquerque
N. M
Cora B. Conn
Tulsa
Okla
A. S. Peters
Griggs Funeral
Indiana
Mrs Harris Rites Held Here Today
Funeral services for Mrs. L M Harris were conducted at Griggs chapel at 2 o clock this afternoon. Rev Robert C Jones of the Church of Christ officiated. she died yesterday at her son L M Harriss home at 1001 East Fourth Street.
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L. M. Harris
East Fourth Street
Griggs Chapel
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
Quart of Water Cleans Kidneys
An old health column urges drinking a quart of water daily and using four ounces of Jad Salts to flush and stimulate the kidneys. It claims regular hydration helps filter waste, prevent acidity, and ease urinary symptoms, touting Jad Salts as an inexpensive constituent.
Tales of Books and Dogs From Tack’s Busy Week
A long column reflects Erasmus Tack’s literary hopes with a Saturday Evening Post article in sight, bets on publication fading and thriving thanks to readers and editors. Tack recalls dog rescue plans, quail-eating contests, political flirtations, and letters from readers and local figures.
Thorough probe urged on Amarillo water plant expansion plan
A protest over bids for the water system extension, estimated at 90000, prompted calls for a thorough investigation. Col Ernest O Thompson urged the commission to study well sinking options west of town and compare costs with existing Santa Fe wells. Bids will be checked by city engineer H B Jones and water works head Ray Edinburg before a decision next week.
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Col. Thompson
City
Jones
J. H. Harris
W. H. Brymer
Jeff D. Bartlett
Jewell Davidson
Col
Ernest O. Thompson
Commission
Santa Fe
H. B. Jones
Ray Edinburg
Thy
Thompson
Harris
Edinburg
Amarillo
Country Club
D. J. Muncy
Dogs With and Without Tags Roam Amarillo Streets
Dear Tack asks about dogs dogs of all breeds roaming near his home causing damage to a lawn a screened porch and paper deliveries He questions whether tagged dogs have the right to annoy residents and notes many city ordinances in Amarillo may govern the issue Continued on page 15.
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C. E. Bosley
Tack
Advics
Amarillo
Man Injured in Car Accident Resting at Hospital
Dr. C Crant of the Canadian Gas company was seriously injured when his car left the road about 35 miles north of Amarillo last night. He is reported resting well at St Anthony's hospital with non dangerous injuries though his discharge date is unclear. Crant received a deep neck cut and blood loss before being brought to the local hospital.
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C. Crant
Canadian Gas Company
Amarillo
St. Anthony's Hospital
Crant
Services Today For W. M. Smith
Funeral services for W. M. Smith age 94 who died at his niece Mrs G B McClellan home three miles north of the city will be held from the Blackburn Boxwell chapel this afternoon at 3 30 o clock Rev W B Gillian Methodist pastor at Bovina will officiate Smith one of the founders of Sulphur Okla and a pioneer resident of that state had been here since October He is survived only by his widow and his niece Mrs McClellan.
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W. M. Smith
G. B. McClellan
Blackburn-Boxwell
W. B. Gillian
Bovina
Mr. Smith
Okla
Rs. McClellan
Basketball Player Dies During Games
Robert Licciardi aged 19 a basketball player on an amateur team died between halves of a game at the Olivet Institute gymnasium in Chicago after retiring to the locker room and drinking ice water.
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the Associated Press
Chicago
Robert Licciardi
Olivet Institute Gymnasium
Coast Guardsman Trial Ends in Jury Discharge
ElMira New York January 30 The jury in the manslaughter case against Glenn Jennings a coast guardsman who shot Jacob D Hanson disagreed and was discharged today by order of the court.
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IK Coast Guardsman
United Press
Elmira
N. Y
Glenn Jennings
Coast Guardsman
Jacob D. Hanson
Education board proposal and utility rate plan discussed in Texas
Grand jury and House committee hear Dr. O H Cooper outline long term school system ideas and a nine member state board of education. A Senate committee hears a dual plan for rate control of public utilities with a gate rate and state oversight, Governor Moody attends.
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Texas
House Committee On Education
O. H. Cooper
O. M. Roberts
United Press
Austin
Roger
Fort Worth
Senate
Moody
Joe Worsham
Texas Power & Light Company
Early January Fog Mirrors Texas Winter Weather
Weather bureau records show January temps near normal or slightly above in Texas cities. Fort Worth's normal is 45.4, San Antonio 62.3, Houston 52.7 with fog and damp conditions often offsetting heat. The observer notes the morning fog feels like central and south Texas winter.
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Weather Bureau
Kernel Erasmus
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Houston
Central
South Texas
Realtors Convention Reports Heard by Amarillo Board
Reports from the national convention of the real estate board in Birmingham were presented at the Amarillo board luncheon. John B. Gilvin and Chas A. Wolflin spoke for the local club, recounting the convention highlights.
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National Convention of Real Estate Board
Birmingham
Ala
Amarillo Board
John B. Gilvin
Chas. A. Wolflin
Grain Rate Move Is Talked by B C D
A noon meeting of the traffic committee of the Board of City Development at the Amarillo hotel discussed the effects of canceling less than carload grain rates. The session also covered shipping merchandise in steel containers.
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Board of City Development
Amarillo Hotel
Davidson Leaves City Post for Bivins Estate
Miss Davidson resigns as city secretary treasurer tax assessor and tax collector in 1923 to join the Bivins estate. She cites gratitude for colleagues and notes her admiration of Mayor Mr. Bivins as the reason for accepting the new position. No successor named.
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Miss Davidson
W. P. Schopper
Mrs Prouty To Be Taken Home From Hospital Today
Mrs Parker Prouty and daughter Joan Fay born last Saturday at Northwest Texas hospital will be moved to the Prouty home 1009 Bonham Street Bivins addition today. Both mother and baby are reported doing splendidly.
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Prouty
Parker Prouty
Joan Fay
Northwest Texas Hospital
Bonham Street
Bivins Addition
Panhandle Hunters Report Great Duck and Gander Season
Hunters report a very satisfactory Panhandle duck and goose season with game birds swarming the region. Tomorrow marks the last day of the season, when many say mallards will be easier to bag as birds sense the season close.
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Panhandle
Disciples of the
Shotgun
Stolen Chevrolet Coupe Recovered From Garage
W. M. Holden regains his stolen Chevrolet coupe after police receive a tip from a woman who found the car stored in her garage. The vehicle, left a week prior, was found intact and the rent paid for a week. Police note many recoveries happen, though garage mysteries remain.
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W. M. Holden
Koran
Radio interference drive gains wide town support in Amarillo
The Globe News reports strong public interest in clearing local radio interference. A town survey aims to locate and eliminate disturbances and educate users to prevent noise, with an interference committee and expert help planned. Citizens are urged to join by calling 6262 and submitting names and addresses.
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the Globe News
Amarillo
Prohibition Critique and Rail Merger Debate in Historic Text
The text cites President Hayes retreating enforcement of reconstruction laws and Dr. Lowell criticizing prohibition as ineffective. It notes educators like Abbott and Harvard figures advising on laws for youth and mentions W. R. Hearst’s $25,000 temperance plan. It discusses German education, democracy, and an interstate commerce commission approval allowing New York Central to merge 11,000 miles.
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Dr. Lowell
Atlantic Monthly
Harvard
Abbott
Lawrenceville School
W. R. Hearst
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central
Home Demonstration Club Hosts New Bushland Group
Potter county Home Demonstration clubs entertained the newly established Bushland unit with a covered dish luncheon in the Women’s club rooms. County commissioners and officials attended. Col. H. H. Haines, vice president of the Board of City Development, spoke.
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River Road
Potter County
Bushland
Col. H. H. Haines
Board of City Development
The frost evicts the flowers and moves summer away
A poem quatrain depicts a barren garden after eviction. A pale woman sits helpless as lawmen order her out amid yellowing plants and littered debris. The narrator muses on pain and indifference as winter takes over.
Market summary from Kansas City Chicago and other cities
Hogs and cattle markets across Kansas City Chicago Fort Worth and St Louis show steady to weaker demand January 30 with top hog prices around 9.40 at Kansas City and 9.80 at Chicago. Cattle and calves in many regions posted varied price ranges with mixed gains and declines. cotton markets in New York New Orleans and Liverpool moved lower amid selling pressure and Liverpool futures closed barely steady.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Chicago
Fort Worth
ST. Louis
ORK
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Poultry and Produce Market Notes and Stock Letter Summary
Poultry unchanged in Chicago markets with January data. Butter up while eggs decline. creameries and firsts show varied gains and losses. The New York stock letter reports opening buoyancy led by utilities with mixed movement across major rails and manufacturers. U.S. Steel drops weighed on sentiment and money tightness fears arose.
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New York
Associated Press
Power and Light
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
United Fruit
Commercial Investment Trust
Rio Grande Oil
U. S. Steel
International Telephone
American Telephone
Electric Power and Light
Mexican Seaboard
National Cash Register
Underwood
Elliott Fisher
Greene Cananea
Atlas Power
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Gas
New Haven Railroad
Bloomingdale Bros
Safeway Stores
Eaton Axle
International Paper Co
Sterling Cables
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NAVY
Mrs. Harris
Es Oka
K. U
Erasmus Tack
Saturday Evening Post
Pen Ladies’ Club
Post
Polk Street
Larry Ferree
Marion Horn
News-Globe
E. M. Blackburn
Mr. Blackburn
Burton Roach
Burton
Sloan Kruser
O. W. Toff
O. W
United Pre
WABC
Network
CST
Weber
WJZ
Milady
Sonora Radio Hour
WEAF
Grand Jury
B.C. D
Hayes
Republic
Social Democratic Party
Germany
Edgar A. Guest
Transit Grain & Commission Co
Ft. Worth
James E. Bennett & Co
Allied Chemical & Cy Andes Copper
American Car Foundry
American
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Afy
American Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison, Topeka & S Atlantic Ref
Ajax Rubber
Baldwin Teemotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnadall Corporation
Bethich
Dodge Motors
Feere du Port de Nemours
Erie Railroad
Famous Fingers Fish Rubber
Pleischmann
Ye Ford of
England
Fox Movies
General Asphalt
General Electric
Ceneral Motors
General Micks
Goodrich Rubber Goortyear Tires
Graham Valse
Great Western Sugar Great Northern Tin, Greune Cananen Co
Houston Oil Hup Motors Humble Ont Minots Centrel
Independent Oil & Gas Inspiration Copper Ure
Mntorndlieral Cement
Ccesse Ene
International Harvester
Soscae
Nikkel
Sete Iy
International Verroleun Chteiahe
International Tf
Mite
Vesy
National Bisenitah National Dairy Minimers
New York Central Nevada
Northers
Parisie Pachar
Pennsylvania
Pere-Margiette
Phillips Petroleum
Pieres Arrow
Postum
Prairie OW & Gas
Prairie Vipeline Pullman
Radio Corp. of America Radio Corp. of
New
Reading Railway
Royal Dutch
Sears, Roebuck & Seneca Copper
Shell Union Oi
Shalte Stores
Sinclair Cons
Skelly Oi
Southern Pacific Southern Rail Standard
Tobacco Standard of
California
Trans Standard
Triliana Standard
New Jersey
Ssecccee
Standard of
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corporation
Brooklyn Man
Burroughs Adding Machine
Canadian Pacific
Cerro de Paavo Copier
Chesapeake & Ohis
Chicago, MI
Chicago, K. 1
Chile Copper
Chrysler +e os
Cities Service
Congoleum
Colorado Fuel & Tron Reefer
Consolidated Gas of Noy
Continental Motors
Continental al Corn
Crucible Steel
Davidson Chemcals
Texas & Pacific
Texas, Pacific Coal & Oil Tide
Majestic Radio
Ise Babes
Panhandle Music Co
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