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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1929

Page

7

Five Million Dollar Cash Sent to Tampa Banks

The Associated Press reports five million dollars in cash was sent from the Atlanta Federal Reserve to Tampa to bolster Florida bankers and restore public confidence as fifteen banks in the region had closed yesterday and twenty three in two weeks. Federal authorization for two one million dollar currency depots, in Tampa and Miami, was expected to aid depositors. Comptroller Ernest Amos blamed unnecessary withdrawals propaganda and a statewide financial depression exacerbated by fruit fly quarantine. Deputy Fed official C Creed Taylor said banks could access all needed funds. The five million was delivered to the First National Bank of Tampa, a Fed member.

Associated Press Tampa Fla Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve Florida Miami Ernest Amos C. Creed Taylor Federal Reserve Bank Atlanta First National Bank of

Air Photos For D C Campaign By Amarillo Studio

First aerial photographs for the Chamber of Commerce national advertising campaign and local pamphlets were taken yesterday. Garza A Wooton piloted the plane with R E Townsend and Don Hughes directing. Photos cover Amarillo business district and Palo Duro canyon. Preparations begin for airport maps to aid pilots and show nearby highways and railroads. Mrs G C Davis and daughter Lucile left for Denver for the summer, to be joined later by friends at Clarendon.

Chamber of Commerce Edwards’ Studio Garza A. Wooton R. E. Townsend Don Hughes Amarillo Palo Duro Canyon G. C. Davis Lucile Davis Denver Clarendon

Dry Agents Notes Mixed Up in Court Trial

In Baltimore on July 18 prohibition agent George D. Sutton testified with notes he kept for raids. His memory failed to match another agent and the district attorney’s motion to dismiss. Sutton admitted the notes concerned a different raid and planned to return to his chauffeur job.

Baltimore George D. Sutton United States Abercrombie Sutton

Public citation in Potter County suit over land lien

The state issues a weekly publication summons for H C Parks in a Potter County District Court case brought by FE L Roberts and A N Olver versus I E Hutchins H C Parks and FE H Powell seeking payment and foreclosure on a 1926 land sale contract for Lot 6 Block 238 San Jacinto Heights Amarillo. The court requires appearance at the next term beginning August 12 1929 in Amarillo.

H. C. Parks District Court Potter County Texas 108Th Judicial District Amarillo I. E. Hutchins Towit San Jacinto Heights J. E. Hutchins J. M. Waits A. N. Olver E. L. Roberts E. H. Powell J. C. Skillman A. D

Cooperation on Dry Laws Probable Outcome of Wickersham Letter

Washington July 18 United Press reports an intensified federal push to win better state cooperation in prohibition enforcement. Treasury officials expect a White House appeal by President Hoover for greater state aid if the Wickersham commission letter prompts action. Prohibition Commissioner Doran says cooperation is spotty with strong help in some states and none in others. A son was born to Mr and Mrs L A Wahue of 805 Bellview Avenue at Northwest Texas hospital weighing seven pounds and named Leonard.

United Press Washington Treasury George W. Wickersham Presidents Law Enforcement Commission Hoover White House Wickersham United Press Today Prohibition James M. Doran Doran L. A. Wahue Bellview Avenue Northwest Texas Hospital Leonard

Rural Texas vote fails to trim amendments lead

Rural Texas ballots show the rural vote unfavorable to two constitutional amendments while cities push a strong affirmative, as Dallas reports early returns. The measure to expand the supreme court from three to nine and abolish the six member commission of appeals leads by over 20,000 to 10,000 against, with the second amendment on expanding the governor's powers continuing to be decided as results come in.

Associated Press Dallas Texas Supreme Court Commission of Appeals

Dallas Rep Davis urges immediate enabling legislation

The official result will not be announced from Austin for several days. An example of the official view point appeared in Rep. John Davis of Dallas County proposing that the current legislature immediately pass enabling legislation for the amendments.

Austin John Davis Dallas County

HERE THERE EVERYWHERE Mrs Stubbs Visit In Amari llo

Mrs Edward Stubbs of Lake Charles Louisiana visits Cecelia Stubbs Bertha McGregor and the Ball couples in Amarillo. She will stay about a month. James McClurkin and L L Jacobs return to Amarillo after a two week mountain vacation in New Mexico. John Green and children of Oklahoma City visit Lon Timmons and Oscar Green in Amarillo.

Edward Stubbs Lake Charles Cecelia Stubbs Bertha McGregor C. H. Ball Arthur Ball Amarillo James McClurkin L. L. Jacobs New Mexico John Green Junior Louise Green Oklahoma City Lon Timmons Oscar Green

Blue Star Soap and Remedy Ad for Skin Ailments

An advertisement touts Blue Star Soap and Blue Star Remedy for itching and skin conditions. Claims include killing germs, stopping itching, and restoring skin health. lists uses such as eczema, ringworm, poison oak, dandruff, cracked hands, and sore feet. Price noted as $1.00.

Sargon Pills Restores Oklahoma City Bakery Owner

Robt. A. Strate recounts a decade of stomach trouble and fatigue reversed by five bottles of Sargon soft mass pills. He reports a 10 pound gain and energy rivaling 20 years prior, praising Sargon as a nationwide household name with Fox Drug Co. as distributor.

A. Strate Bakery Equipment Co Oklahoma City Fox Drug Co

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