Former Governor Praises Amarillo At City Picnic
Pat M. Neff former Texas governor and Texas Railway Commission head praised Amarillo at the Palo Duro water station picnic. Mayor E O Thompson lauded bond sales, while John Snider, city employee and barbecue king, received praise from Sheriff William Thompson. The event featured a large crowd, barbecue feast, and dancing to Jesse's Melody Maids.
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Texas Railway Commission
E. 0. Thompson
United States
Temple Robinson
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J.N. Vernon
Neff
John Snider
Star Role
City
William Thompson
City Engineering
Jesse
Naval critique of treaty fuels Senate dispute on armaments
Senator Hale denounces Secretary of State and praises naval officers for honest opinions. A bare quorum of 49 senators met in a special treaty session as Johnson checked names. Hale argues the Navy is the nation’s first line of defense and warns against sacrifices of national security to secure a flawed treaty. He lists three objections: Britain’s allowed excess, cruisers’ tonnage and type, and Japan’s rising ratio.
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Johnson
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California
United States Navy
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London
Great Britain
Hole
Japan
Gosnell Announces Birth of Son William Henry Jr
Mr and Mrs William Henry Gosnell announce the birth of a son today at 615 East Twenty second Street. The child is named William Henry Jr. Mrs Gosnell before marriage was Nell Robinson. The father says his son will be an open golf champion in the future.
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William Henry Gosnell
East Twenty-second Street
William Henry Jr
Nell Robinson
Wanted ads from Amarillo readers seek work or housing
Various short notices and letters from Amarillo readers seek employment light housework childcare and general labor to fund college expenses while offering references contact details. Also appeals include a request to locate a lost canary a found bird dog a lost Boston bulldog and a widow seeking to rent a room in her four room modern house at Florida Street.
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Secretary Hyde Urges Wheat Grower Organization
Secretary Hyde emphasizes organization as the path to solving the wheat growers issue. He frames the plan through Q A sessions and notes Alexander Legge’s role, while avoiding political tones. He recalls wartime logistics in a tangential remark during a bustling speech.
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Cafe Union Injunction Pleas Before Judge Gee
Hearing on a temporary injunction to stop the Cooks Waiters and Waitresses Union from distributing union advertising in front of the Lamar Cafe, a non union site, was held in district civil court by Judge W E Gee. The Lamar claims picketing and customer loss of about 40 dollars and a possible union contract. The hearing, delayed by adjournments, will end today with a ruling expected later.
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Small political rally aims to drive Texas politics anew
Small political factions praise Small as clean and capable to lead Texas into a new era. Judge John Erhard of Dallas and Senator Parrish will speak in Amarillo as large Panhandle delegations arrive. Grover Hill chairs the program with Mayor Ernest Thompson introducing speakers. The rally starts at 7:30 p.m. with bands performing.
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Amarillo
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Panhandle
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Ernest Thompson
Pioneer Texas Lawyer Dies in Houston
Judge J W Parker a noted Texas lawyer died at his Houston home after heart trouble. Longtime Georgetown and Taylor practitioner moved to Houston in 1903 and handled railroad cases. Unknown paragraphs mention Secretary Hyde remarks and farm board economics experts in a separate garbled section.
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Associated Press
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Thirteen Ama rillo Children Win Miss Igloo Tickets
Thirteen Am arillo children submitted drawings of Miss Igloo from a Globe description for a Miss Igloo contest tied to the South Pole documentary at the Fair Theater. Judges selected 13 winning entries and issued tickets to the showing, listing winners by name and street address.
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Fair Theater
Amarillo
Globe
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Farm Plan delegates urge wheat acreage cuts at meeting
Federal farm leaders led by Arthur M. Hyde and Alexander Legge met at the Herring Hotel to discuss wheat futures and acreage reductions. C. B. Martin and N. A. Olsen spoke on demand, prices, and the need to align production with consumption amid rising foreign competition and a projected seven year price downturn.
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Oklahoma
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State Extension Service
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Secretary of Agriculture
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Chicago
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Olsen
Mr. Olsen
Postpone Lot Purchase for Amarillo School Armory
Amarillo School Board delayed buying a Twelfth and Tyler lot for a new physical education building and armory after reservations in the abstract prevent public school use. The pause allows more public input on the armory plan and considers alternate sites as teachers were elected and playground space and paving near Wolflin, McKinley, and Pleasant Valley schools were discussed.
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Farm board plans acreage cuts to aid wheat market
Chairman Legge defends a suggested reduction of wheat plantings amid farmer resistance and political pushback from Governor Reed. He notes a four year surplus since 1929 and warns surplus can be withdrawn or fed out at a loss, stressing organized farmer action as key to success.
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Campaign speaks across Texas in multi-city tour
Sterling criticizes Lieut. Gov Miller while promoting a 350 million state highway bond plan funded by gasoline taxes. He says Miller misstated department income at 50 million, claims 30.88 million annually. Other speakers target Small, Young. Love predicts 50 000 to 75 000 vote margin. Miller defends a Texas products pledge as Young addresses tax relief and penitentiary relocation.
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Galveston
Houston
Abilene Hosts West Texas Editors Convention
Scores of newspaper men gather in Abilene for the fifth annual West Texas Press Association convention. Eddie Warren of Post serves as president and George F. Smith of Snyder as secretary, with Ross Sterling of Houston running for governor and also a publisher. Banquet golf matches dances and theatre parties headline the entertainment. Addresses by press leaders will mark the business sessions.
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Texas
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Post
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Snyder
Ross Sterling
Houston
Plane crash kills J A Haymore and son at Douglas
J A Haymore, noted Southern Arizona and Mexico business man, and his son Roscor died today in a plane fall near Douglas. The accident occurred during an early afternoon flight, with authorities stating no survivors. Local officials have begun a routine investigation to determine the cause.
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Mexico
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Nation faces resource issues and defense priorities
The piece argues that public control over water and power may rise if people run their own affairs like corporations. it recalls theft of jewels in Prague and questions naval policy, warning that moral leadership matters less than material strength. Senior Swanson warns against rejecting international pacts as war looms, urging readiness via airplanes, submarines, and fast cruisers.
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Virginia
Heat Wave Toll Rises Across Midwest and West
The heat wave killed nine and left twenty one prostrated as temperatures hit 103 in the region. Missouri had eleven heat deaths overall, Sikeston and Springfield reported extreme highs, while Minnesota, North and South Dakota, and Wisconsin reported fatalities and widespread distress. Severe crop damage followed in Kentucky and Georgia with a single heat death in Arkansas.
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Kansas City Livestock Markets July 11 Report
Hogs 4600 at Kansas City strong to 10 higher top 9.25. cattle and calves mixed with steady to higher bids. Fort Worth and Chicago quotes show hogs firm with top around 9.10 to 9.80. cattle mixed with some weakness on heavy steers and firm demand for yearlings. Wool, cotton notes briefed alongside regional market figures.
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Department of Agriculture
Tricky crooks fail as life turns to justice in time
A poem warns that deception may charm the public and tempt fortune, but integrity wins in the end as clever crooks are destined for prison. The text precedes market reports from New York and Chicago, noting cotton, grain, butter, eggs, poultry, and stock activity with brief price moves and headlines from Associated Press coverage.
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