Scopes Lawyer Ready to Seek Federal Intervention
Dr John R Neal chief counsel for John T Scopes arrived in Cookeville Tennessee to seek a federal transfer of the evolution case and a possible temporary restraining order against Tennessee court proceedings. He could ask Judge Gore for in chambers action with a ten day hearing to decide on a permanent injunction ahead of Scopes trial in Rhea county Friday. Dayton residents remain split with prosecutors pushing the case forward and defense saying Dayton will stay the evolution center.
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Associated Press
Cookeville
Tenn
Dayton
John R. Neal
John T. Scopes
Scopes
Tennessee
Rhea County
Neal
Gore
Chambers
United States
John L. Godsey
Evolution Center
Amarillo Social Roundup and Local Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs F M Ryburn and children visit Amarillo with Mrs Ryburns father J D Clayton before heading to California for two months. Various locals return from trips to Chicago St Louis and Tulsa while others tour Lincoln Street and attend the Laundrymen's convention. Fort Worth Amarillo series and fan reactions noted.
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F. M. Ryburn
Frank
Beth
Amarillo
Robinson Ranch
Geraldine Livingstone
Jack Nichols
Miss Livingstone
St. Louis
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Paul Pond
Wichita Falls
Pond
Defense Day results guide future war policy
The July 4 defense test muster results will largely shape War Department policy and congressional authorization for future tests. A second nationwide report is due within two months, after which analysis will decide if tests should occur on a fixed national date or be split by time and region. General Hines calls the tests generally satisfactory and says they show the country is on the right track for mobilization planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Congress
Hines
Debs Plans to Rebuild Socialist Party in U S
St Louis July 6 Plans for restoring the Socialist party to its pre war strength were outlined by Eugene V Debs at a state socialist conference The plan calls for permanent headquarters in St Louis or Chicago and a goal of 130 000 members within ten years with the party becoming a significant political factor by 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Socialist Party
Eugene V. Debs
Chicago
Debs
Dallas Woman Visits Amarillo Kin and Local News
Mrs Roberta Mallard returns to Dallas after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J W Hill in Amarillo. Cal Farley comments on the Denver tournament saying Liz Smith must be present and two more strong pitchers are needed. A Globe reporter considers rain making in Clovis and plans travel if paid well. Judge and Mrs FE Small of Wellington visit daughter Mrs Walter Mounts. Bishop and Mrs E Cecil Seaman depart for a trip into the New Mexico mountains.
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Roberta Mallard
Dallas
J. W. Hill
Amarillo
Cal Farley
Liz Smith
Denver
Globe
Clovis
Judge
FE. W. Small
Wellington
Walter Mounts
Bishop
E. Cecil Seaman
New Mexico
Moon Car De Moon Poem
A rhythmic advertisement style verse extolls the Moon car as a superior vehicle built from the best materials. It promises reliability across muddy swamps and rough roads and encourages buyers to choose the Moon for family use and city rides. The piece portrays the car with pride and personifies it as a friendly, gallant companion.
Local Trade Figures and Travel Updates
H R Wees manager of LyMon Furniture heads home Wednesday from a buying trip to Grand Rapids and Chicago. Mr and Mrs W R Pumphrey depart for Colorado for three weeks. she runs Amarillo Paper. A P Gibson umpired yesterday’s game well after a four year gap. Howard Paul returns to Amarillo from a ranch trip near Sudan.
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H. R. Wees
Lymon Furniture Company
Grand Rapids
Chicago
W. RR. Pumphrey
Colorado
Pumphrey
Amarillo Paper Company
A. P. Gibson
Hereford Canning House Opening Draws Local Officials
Hereford observers expect a large turnout for the Progressive Communitys Canning house opening on Tuesday evening. Demonstrations will be limited due to crowd size while equipment is shown on display. County Agent R C Dunkle notes the project aims to model home canning and boost local farming activities in Deaf Smith county.
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Globe
Hereford
Chamber of Commerce
Canning House
Lars
Corner Drug Store
City Drug Company
R. Co. Dunkle
Deaf Smith County
Fine Improvement at Panhandle Completed
The Panhandle community celebrates the near completion of R F Surratt's new filling station garage and office building. Measuring 50 by 140 feet with a drive in corner station, the project marks the heaviest private investment outside Ernest Thompson's Panhandle Inn and signals confidence in Panhandle's future. Surratt, once an office manager for the Texas Oil company, expresses optimism as work nears finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Ernest Thompson
Panhandle Inn
R. F. Surratt
Panhandl
Surratt
Texas Oil Company
Bright Sayings contest at The Globe for kids jokes
The Globe announces a daily feature awarding four prizes of 25 cents each and a one day pass to the Fair theater for the best and wittiest jokes about kids. Parents may submit bright sayings for their children or other youngsters.
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The
Globe
Fair Theater
Prizes Won By Local Children In A Day
A collection of short child focused notices from local residents includes Elizabeth Reynolds of 1804 Pierce Street and Louis Burton of 505 North Front, with anecdotes about advertising signs and a boy’s mischief for a milk delivery inquiry.
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Elizabeth Reynolds
Pierce
Louis Burton
North Front Street
Amarillo Woman Feels Quake Shake in Los Angeles Hotel
Miss Lida Witt assistant city secretary from Amarillo felt an earthquake shock in the Hotel Roseyin Los Angeles during Santa Barbara quake reports she watched her room ceiling light swing as she stayed on vacation en route to San Francisco two days after the quake. G S Hopkins former Amarillo resident now Dallas educational director visits Amarillo before heading to Colorado for vacation.
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Amarillo
Lida Witt
Roseyin
Los Angeles
Santa Larbara
Miss Witt
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
G. S. Hopkins
Central Baptist Church
Dallas
Colorado
Noted outlaw Jesse James death date
The item notes Jesse James the outlaw and asks when he died. It mentions a Globe subscriber seeking the date and a request to call 3200 for information. The rest records travel and visits by local residents including M Sherman and Mrs Alice Sullivan with trips and returns.
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Jesse James
Globe
Sheripi sale notice in Potter County Texas 1925
By order of sale of the Potter County District Court dated July 1 1925 Toney Chisum obtains a judgment for 1625.66 dollars with interest and costs. The sheriff will sell Lulu D Roberts and W S Roberts right title and interest in Lot 4 5 Block 2 Lawvelles Subdivision in Plemons Addition Amarillo on August 4 1925 at the courthouse in Amarillo for cash to satisfy the judgment and costs.
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District Court of
Potter County
Toney Chisum
Julu D. Roberts
W. S. Roberts
District Court
A. D
Court House
Amarillo
Texas
Lulu D. Roberts
Lawvelle
Plemons
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H. F E. James
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H. R. Vernon
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O. V. Vernon
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Fog UK
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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U. S
Howard Paul
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Amarillo Motel Panhandle
Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank
Wildorado
Little Joe
Joe
Charles Borden
Buchanan Street
Lloyd
Julia Grace Gressett
Lincoln Street
Little Amy
M. Sherman
Marizon Company
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Childress
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J. L. Sullivan
Sheripi's Sale
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