Noise Costs London Five Million Weekly, Professor Warns
Professor Henry J. Spooner warned London loses about five million dollars weekly to noise induced by street drills, trams, and noisy industry. He urged calmer streets, standardized horn pitches, and reconditioning or scrapping worn vehicles to reduce nervous strain and boost productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Smith
London
Henry J. Spooner
Polytechnic Engineering Society
Spooner
Former Fliers Organize Amarillo Aviation Club
Former pilots formed an Amarillo aviation club at a city hotel with Elmer R. Lewis elected president and Henry Thompson as secretary treasurer. The group aims to promote aviation interest in Amarillo and the Panhandle, not operate as a flying club, and will work with city officials to establish an airport. An invitation committee will bring noted flyers to town, and special rates will be offered to visiting aviators. Members include B. R. Cloyd, Lewis Washburn, Bob Hunter, Yancy McDaniel, Doug Herring, Harl Fuqua, Elmer Blair, Tom Pirtle, H. W. Turner, C. B. Short, A. J. Stevens, Bill Lamkin, E. R. Lewis, and L. A. McKetchen. enrollment is expected to grow with ex-army pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
Lewis Washburn
Bob Hunter
Yancy McDaniels
City and Board of City Development
Doug Herring
Earl Fuqua
Tom Pirtle
Col
E. O. Thompson
B. R. Cloyd
Yancy McDaniel
Harl Fuqua
Elmer Blair
H. W. Turner
C. B. Short
A. J. Stevens
Bill Lamkin
Henry Thompson
E. R. Lewis
L. A. McKetchen
The
Pageant Film to Be Shown at Fair Friday
A special showing of The Texas Star, a pageant depicting Texas history, will play Friday at 10 am at the Fair theater. Col Harve H Haines arranged with Will R Winch, manager of the Dent theaters, for a free public viewing. The pageant, part of Houston's 1925 international advertising meeting program, was an exceptional success and offers study value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Star
Texas
Fair Theater
Harve H. Haines
Will R. Winch
Dent Theaters
Houston
Advertising Men
Haines
Public sale notice in Potter County Texas land seizure
J I Case Threshing Machine Company versus E L Donner and C C Slaughter in Potter County District Court. By execution dated November 8 1926 levy on C C Slaughter property Lot 14 Block 3 Nobles Subdivision Plemons addition Amarillo. Public auction to sell all rights at the courthouse door August 2 1927 between 10 am and 4 pm. Amarillo Texas. Dated June 28 1927. J A Deadwiley Constable Precinct One Potter County Texas. By C M Davis Deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Potter County
Texas
A. D
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company
E. L. Donner
C. C. Slaughter
Potter
Plemons
Amarillo
Court House
J. A. Deadwiley
C. M. Davis
Prominent Masons of Dallas Visit in City
J. L. Stephens age 33 secretary of the Dallas Scottish Rite bodies visited Amarillo Monday with his son B. A. Stephens of Denison Texas and M. N. Baker. Stephens has served as secretary of the Dallas Scottish Rite for over twenty years and recently was honored with a dinner at the Adolphus by many thirty third degree Masonic friends before returning to Wichita Falls Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stephens
Dallas
B. A. Stephens
Denison
Texas
M. N. Baker
Amarillo
Messrs. Stephens
Wichita Falls
Mr. Stephens
Bambooland
the Adolphus
President Coolidge praised as good managing editor by bewildered reporters
United Press reports in Rapid City that President Coolidge has become a skilled newspaper managing editor as he aids bewildered journalists. He advised saving story ideas for separate pieces and suggested topics including the Ardmore federal dry farming project and Belle Fourche irrigation aid. He arranged medical and logistical support for reporters and photographers and anticipated Hoover’s arrival to discuss radio and Mississippi flood relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rapid City
President Coolidge
Washington
Ardmore
Belle Fourche
Coolidge
Game Lodge
Secretary of
Commerce Hoover
Mississippi
Mrs J C Muse Texas clubwoman dies at 66
Mrs J C Muse 66 a Dallas clubwoman and wife of Judge J C Muse died in Dallas early today. She formerly was Katie Cabell daughter of the late Gen W L Cabell Confederate leader and was a founder and member of several patriotic organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
J. C. Muse
Muse
Katie Cabell
W. L. Cabell
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XAP
Amarillo Hotel
Elmer R. Lewis
Treas
Urer
Case Threshing Machine Company
E. L. Donner & C. C. Slaughter
Masons
Edwards
Polk St
Ekoe
Nazimova
Consuelo Flowerton
Frank de Weese
Rockland Beach
Pho
Callum Motor Co., Inc
Tyler
Cairo
Paris
Madrid
America
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