Plead to Quit in Shake-Up
Washington July 1 Widely circulated reports from high official circles about Seymour Lowman resigning as assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of prohibition enforcement have focused attention on the dry issue. President Hoover seeks to keep prohibition out of the spotlight, with Lowman likely to relinquish his post though no resignation has been requested. Prohibition Commissioner James M. Doran may return to his former chemistry post. Expect a possible delay due to the president’s stance on publicity.
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Walter K. Walker
United Press
Washington
Seymour Lowman
Secretary of Treasury
Hoover
Prohibition
Lowman
Suyvesant
White House
James M. Doran
Japanese Government Expected to Fall Tuesday
Tokyo reports a likely resignation of Premier Baron Tanaka and his cabinet after an urgent cabinet meeting. The crisis followed the Kellogg pact handling and the 1929 Mudken assassination inquiry involving Marshall Chang Tso-Lin.
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Tokyo
Baron Tanaka
Marshall Chang Tso-Lin
Mudken
Delegates Arrive for Catholic Daughters Convention in Galveston
The last delegates to the thirteenth biennial Catholic Daughters of America convention reached Galveston for a banquet tonight. Business sessions begin tomorrow after a pontifical high mass at St Marys Cathedral with Bishop Byrne as celebrant.
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Associated Press
Galveston
The
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Mary's Cathedral
Bishop Byrne
Tulsans View Chicago Sights On Business Visit
One hundred twenty five Tulsa business leaders toured Chicago as guests of the Association of Commerce on a goodwill mission. The trip will continue along the Atlantic seaboard through Eastern Canada.
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United Press
Chicago
Tulsa
Okla
Association of Commerce
Atlantic Seaboard
Canada
Three Killed in Sunday Crash Near Columbia
Three persons died and five injured in a head on collision eight miles east of Columbia on Sunday. Victims were C B Shaw and Frank Baumi of Kansas City and Irving Polis of Brooklyn New York. One seriously hurt may die. extensive damage reported. Police and rescue crews responded to the Montana job.
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Sociated Press
Columbia
Here
C. B. Shaw
Frank Baumi
Kansas City
Irving Polis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Enjoy Fruits With Sugar
Sugar enhances fruit flavors and helps dietary intake by making raw and cooked fruits more palatable. A noted food scientist says fruit acids soften with sugar and fruits taste better, encouraging regular consumption.
Labor Film and Union News From Amarillo Satuday
Moving picture The Contrast screened at Fair Theater Sunday July 7 at 10 am by Robert Blackstone of San Antonio’s Chauffers Union 129. Free admission with tickets at door. lecture on labor history prior to show. Also notes on carpenters Local 665 meeting and Ladies Auxiliary officers, plus a 1300 verse US history by Gordon W. Hanson and a union musicians anniversary ball with 1800 attendees.
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Pennnsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
Fair Theater
TeXago
United States
Robert Blackstone
Chauffers
San Antonio
Mr. Blackstone
Amarillo
el Paso
Texas
Blackstone
Canada
Mexico
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Carpenters Union
G. A. Run
Carpenters Hall
Jim Wright
Fred Fisher
John Blackstone
Relief Committee
It Certainly Has Proven A Blessing Orgatone Testimony
A Mrs J H Holston of 305 North East Fourth Street Amarillo Texas praises Orgatone for relief from long standing kidney trouble and indigestion. She reports weight gain improved sleep and renewed energy after three bottles and confirms the medicine is sold exclusively by Fox Drug Co in Amarillo and at other Fox Drug Stores.
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Amarillo
J. H. Holston
North East Fourth Street
Texas
Fox Drug Co
Oliver Eakle
Fox Drug
Local notes and family updates from Amarillo region
AM Fred Fisher is convalescing after about three weeks illness. Mrs Darnell is improving after surgery at Northwest Texas hospital last Thursday. Glen Smith named as delegate for Barbers Union in Central Labor Union. George Palmer, wife and son recovering at 300 Virginia Street after an auto accident. son required several scalp stitches. Mr Palmer is a carpenters union member. Forty five negro laborers from Memphis and elsewhere sent to work on Rock Island line Amarillo to Liberal Kansas. James Kimbrough to speak this morning.
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Fred Fisher
Se Darnell
Darnell
Northwest Texas
Glen Smith
Barbers Union
Central Labor Union
Smith
George Palmer
Clarendon
Plainview
Virginia Street
Palmer
The
Carpenters Union
Memphis
Tenn
Rock Island
Amarillo
Liberal
Kan
Editor First To Land at Snyder Colorado Field
Jimmie Smith editor of the Snyder Times Signal became the first passenger to land at the new Colorado flying field opened for traffic. Pilot R L Lowry from Yoderfield Snyder brought in the craft as the field began operations. The Angels Hotel Coffee Shop at 317 West Sixth Street has been remodeled with new fixtures. Fred Fisher named head chef invites friends to visit and eat.
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Colorado
Tex
Jimmie Smith
Snyder Times- Signal
R. L. Lowry
Yoderfield
Snyder
Ing
Angelus Hotel
West Sixth Street
Fred Fisher
Community Leaders and Visitors Named in Local Report
From the local field Jr Elliott chairman of the aviation committee J H Greene secretary of the chamber of commerce Judge Harnest Ben E Peek Bill Randle and Wed Reid are listed. Sam Clayman Milton of Pampa visited Mr and Mrs B Abramson and family yesterday. Mrs Alec Cannon and Mrs M Spicer left for California for six weeks. Blanche Abramson became manager of the Amarillo Bookshop in the Rule building. E M Pinkston of Amarillo recently joined the Eagle Printing Company of San Antonio.
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Jr. Elliott
Aviation Committee
J. H. Greene
Chamber of Commerce
Harnest
Ben 8. Peek
Bill Randle
Wed Reid
Sam Clayman
Gon. Milton
Pampa
B. Abramson
Blanche Abramson
Amarillo
E. M. Pinkston
Eagle Printing Company of
San Antonio
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Neustadt
Montana
Pries
Gordon W. Hanson
Columbus
America
Coolidge
Hanson
Carpenters Local No. 665
C. A. Chessir
G. T Enoch
GO. Burk
C.W. Smith
Ze . Vebble
J. A. Talmadge
W. W. Finch
J. B. Parr
All Union
Dave Derdens
North Nordin
Buccaneers
Joy Norman
Nat
Eli Hoover
Lawrence Merritt
San Francisco
Orgatone
James Kimbrough
Apstol
Alec Cannon
M. Spicer
California
Mloden
Jamashine
Ferehid
Meadows Select-a
the Meadows Manufacturing Co.,inc
Bloomington , Illinois
U.S
Meadows
Happy Meadows
Seontae
Schenectady Oe
Cincernati
KOIML
Coenail Eiass
CAU— Philade
WCCO
Memnentola
Thais
Aameipes
KMBC
Kansas
Cary
Deaper
Southwestern Public
White Rock
Ozarks
H. W. Clutter City Passenger & Ticket Agent
Jone
Minth and
Tyler
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