Memorials in 1932 Will Draw War Mothers to France
Paris July 12 The Associated Press reports the Meuse Argonne American cemetery memorial will be completed by 1932 drawing many mothers and widows from across the United States to France. A 160 foot marble column rises on Montfaucon hill where 14134 U S soldiers lie, with visits funded for eligible mothers and widows through 1933. Memorials at Flanders Belgi an and St Mihiel will follow, designed as chapels by noted architects.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Meuse-Argonne
Montfaucon
Meuse- Argonne
United States
Europe
Secretary of War
American Battle Monuments Commission
John J. Pershing
Flanders Field
Belgium
St. Mihiel
National Commission of Fine Arts
Woodmen Circle To Have Meeting Tonight
The Woodmen Circle will meet this evening at Woodman hall. All members are urged to be present.
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Woodmen
Woodman Hall
Circle Drum Corps Gets Publicity
The Woodmen Forest Circle Drum Corps leaving Amarillo for a West tour drew praise from Missoula Montana Chamber of Commerce. O V Vernon says the group is enthusiastic and boosters, spreading Amarillo literature while entertaining along routes. Their trip coverage appeared in Kansas and Missouri papers. After Montana they head to Portland Seattle the West Coast and return via El Paso.
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Woodmen
Forest Circle
Amarillo
West
Ger
Chamber
Kansas
Missouri
Pers
Montana
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
West Coast
el Paso
Women Officials Run Kansas Town
JOHNSON Kas A misogynist would find Stanton county an unpleasant place to reside. The sheriff is Mrs W D Rorick, a 100 pounds lighter woman with bobbed hair and three children. She enforces law while a female register of deeds editor county treasurer and superintendent of schools also do business for the county.
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Associated Press
Johnson
Kas
Stanton County
W. D. Rorick
Register of Deeds
Reunion sought for Old Orchard Club aviators in Paris
Rome witnesses a high profile visit by Captain Yancey Roger Williams and Italian officials as they plan a reunion with French fliers Assolant Le Fevre and Lotti. The group will travel to England next week then sail home. They may visit Major Ferrarin in Bologna before leaving.
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Associated Press
Rome
da A. Yancey
Roger Q. Williams
Balbo
Francesco de Pinedo
Paris
Old Orchard Club
Assolant
le Fevre
Lotti
Montmartre
England
Bologna
Ferrarin
Lewis A. Yancey
Lazarus
Maurice
Victor Emanuel
Mussolini
Villa
Torlonia
Bellinger
400000 Women Report Benefit From Medicine
A questionnaire enclosed with every bottle has drawn over 400 000 replies. Ninety eight out of a hundred say yes. If the medicine has helped so many women, it may help you too. Get a bottle from your druggist today.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts promotes herbal tonic for women with digestive issues and nervous symptoms.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Car Dealers In Zone Meet Here In Amarillo
Automobile dealers from across the Panhandle gather in Amarillo for a Texas Automobile Dealers Association zone meeting. B B Owen presided at 2 30 pm at the Amarillo Hotel while Gordon Perry and W A Williamson led a discussion on industry problems. A banquet followed at 6 30 pm.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Texas Automobile Dealers Association
B. B. Owen
State Association
Gordon Perry
Dallas Automotive Trades Council
W. A. Williamson
Amarillo Hotel
Robbers steal jewelry from local home
Robbers entered the apartment of Mrs. Joe Chambers at 812 1 2 West Sixth Avenue yesterday afternoon and took a diamond necklace a white gold wrist watch and beads. A 17 jewel yellow gold watch belonging to E P Winston was also stolen with losses estimated at 200 dollars. Police reported no arrests this morning Lucy Fields charged with possession of stolen property was transferred to county officials this morning. Helen Davis and Mrs H Davis posted bond to appear before the corporate court today on disturbing the peace charges from last night Two drunks were dismissed from jail on fines.
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Joe Chambers
West Sixth Avenue
E. P. Winston
Lucy Fields
Helen Davis
H. Davis
Seek Fourth Member Of Torture Gang
Police in Ohio and at Wauseon sought a fourth member of a gang that broke into Frank Shaffer's home in Lima Township. They bound and tortured Shaffer 61 his wife 52 and niece Mary Cramer 14 to force a hidden 6 000 payout claim. The trio were jailed in Wauseon. Shaffer denied any money hid there as assailants burned them with matches. Mrs Shaffer escaped and raised the alarm.
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Associated
Shaffer
Fire destroys Center post office and shops in Texas
A fire at 4 a.m. in Center Texas destroyed the United States post office a meat market and a shoe shop causing about 10000 in damages. Postmaster W B Carroll said a few COD parcels were lost letters were water soaked but most valuables were in a safe. A temporary post office is planned and mail was distributed from the rear of the building.
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United Press
Tex
United State Post Office
W. B. Carroll
Ann Harding to Star in Three New Talking Films
Hollywood reports Pathe will film three stage successes with Ann Harding and Ina Claire. The projects include Paris Bound This Thing Called Love and Her Private Affairs. Also planned are The Greenwich Village Follies in color and Treasure Girl.
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Hollywood
Calif
Pathe
Ina Claire
Ann Harding
Miss Claire
Miss Harding
Moviana
New York
Mary Dugan
Phillip Barry
Edwin Burke
Leo Urvantsov
Greenwich Village
Austin Slayer Without Bond in Two Killings
D A Bush, a 23 year claim agent and secretary for a street railway, failed to post bond on two murder charges related to the shooting of his wife and her sister Mrs Ottie Thite. Mrs Bush died from wounds and her sister died hours later after the attack at their home. A divorce filing by Mrs Bush is believed to have triggered the shootings.
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Associated Press
Austin
D . A. Bush
Ottie Thite
Galveston Man Sentenced to 25 Years for Bank Robbery
Johnny Martin was found guilty of robbery by firearms in connection with the November 1 1927 Texas City bank robbery. A jury fixed his punishment at 25 years in the penitentiary. The verdict followed a trial completed last night in Galveston.
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Galveston
Tex
Johnny Martin
Texas City, Bank
Clarke Brothers Private Bank Indicted in New York
New York officials announce indictments against members of Clarke Brothers a private bank that failed to reopen after stopping business two weeks ago after eight decades of operation. The case centers on alleged financial improprieties tied to the bank’s closing.
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N. Y. Bank
New York
Clarke Brothers
Radio Schedule Fragments Across Chicago and Beyond
A fragmented list of radio programming for Chicago stations and nearby markets, detailing time slots for orchestras, news, dances, musicals, and special programs through the evening hours, with references to WEAF WJZ WLS WGN WMAQ and others. The entry notes multiple station lineups, program names, and approximate times, capturing a slice of 1930s broadcast variety.
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KYW
Chicago
Uncle Bob
WJZ & Weaf
WBBM
the Tavern
WENR
Farmer Rush
Mike & Herman
WGN
WLIB
Uncle Quin
Pat Barnes
WLS
WEAF
NBC
WMAQ
Goldenrod
WOR
Amos-Andy
WLW
Cincinnati
Theis Orchestra
WJZ
Radioet
Cameron & Jeter
Wtam-Wear
Cleveland
Trappers Orchestra
WOC
Davenport
WCX
WJR
Detroit
Orch
the Grocery
Amos
Wayne
Kfab Lincoln
KJR
Ozark
Steve League
KVOO
Tulsa
KTHS
Hot Springs
Roof
WHAS
Louisville
WIZ
Ore
WSM
Nashville
WOAI
San Antonio
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Woodmen Circle
Circle Drum Corps
Kansas Town
Stranghitt Paris
Ie' Erie
OLD Orchard
Rome Fliers
Torture Gang
BY Dan Thomas
Paramount
Gary Cooper
Mary Brian
Molly Wood
Vermont
Walter Huston
Trampas
United States Cavalry
Tiffany-Stahl
Texas
California
Arthur Guy Empey
11Th
U. S. Cavalry
William H. Clarke
James Rae Clerk
Hud
Son Clarke, Jr
Philip L. Clarke
John F. Booker
Neizlers MLX
Warner
Polk
West of Country Club
Amarillo Riding Club Telephone
For Reservations Inc
T. Ward
White Crusades
Jarett’s Fashion Shop
Directory of
Accountants & Auditors Mno
F. Canterbury & CO
Dial
Eakle Bldg
Betty
Eakle
Peacock
Fisk
Marinello
West 7Th Street
Barber and Beauty Supplies
W. L. Buck Company
Barber’s and Beauty Parlor Supplies
Taylor St
Sam T. Archambeau
Florists Leen
Egeenenrees
Neanet Cunningham
West Sixth St
Garages Auto Supply CO
N. Fillmore
Taylor & Ansley
N. Polk St
J. ¥. Bromert
D. C
Amarillo Western
Ethel Armstrong
Blackburn
Southwestern Public Service Co
J. H. Chandler
Oliver Eakle
Physicians and Surgeons
John H. Vaughn
Wright Printing CO
Dependable Printing Service
Taylor St. Loving Printing CO
Cet
Nent Eta Sigmon Furniture Mfg. CO
Fullmore St
Allen
Metro Sir
Marjorie Horton
WWJ
XSD
Dark Town Wanderers
WKY
Sascha Fidelman
WTAM
xKrYw
WTMI
WFAA
WGY
KSD
WSAI
Gus
Louie
WOW
WDAF
Hotel Dance Orchestra
WFJC
Ben Pollack
KSD Wiai
Circeus
KDKA
WSB
WMG
Mildred Hunt
WREN
WCFL
KWK
Salon Singers
Billy Jones
Ernie Hare
KPRC
KWE
WAPI
WSMB
Kths Wiod
Lew White
WGHR
WOWO
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
WSPD
WHK
WHEC
WCCO
WADC
WKRC
WGHF
Wwq
WISN
WGHP
Wowa
Central Clear Channel
Southern Clear Channel
Atlanta
Birmingham
U. of Air
KRLD
Dallas
Western Chain Stations
KGO
KPO
Jones and Hare
KSI
KHQ
Somo
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