Judges and Boxes For Saturday Ballot In Potter County
Potter County voters from 20 precincts will vote Saturday with Precinct 20 at Hedgecoke Camp near the Canadian River. Precincts 17 and 19 change voting places, and a full list of precinct judges is announced, followed by polling locations for each precinct.
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Potter County
Grover B. Hill
Hedgecoke
Canadian River
Amarillo
J. R. Gant
Fillmore Street
Lemons- Thompson Grains& Coal Company
Woodllet
Bivins School
J. W. Goff
W. D. DeGrasso
H. S. Milholland
John Stidger
J. Russell Hogge
T. J. Baldwin
Henry Pike
Cave Britain
A. 8
Gober
W. B. Dehoney
P. L. Blake
Albert Randall
C. P. Atwood
Court~ House
Central Fire Station
Buchanan School
North Side
Sanborn School
East Side
Allison School
St. Francis
Soney School
Bushland
Masterson Ranch
Wilson School
Sixteenth Street
Wolflin School
San Jacinto School
San Jacinto Fire Station
Country Club
Margaret Wills
McKinley School
Pleasant Valley School
Cotten
Country Club Terrace
Southeast Corner
Twenty-fourth
Harrison Streets
Bivins
Hedgecoke Camp
Health exams at Landergin School in Amarillo
Health examinations of preschool children were conducted today at the Alice Landergin school under the direction of the Parent-Teacher Associations and the Amarillo Health Unit. This was the second summer conference at the school. Examinations will be held for students at Margaret Wills school tomorrow.
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Alice Landergin
Amarillo Health Unit
Margaret Wills
Coplen Rites Scheduled At 4 P. M Today
Final rites for A. R. Coplen 45 veteran World War II were set for 4 p m at Griggs Funeral Chapel conducted by Rev Ga L Yates pastor of First Baptist Church. Coplen died Monday pallbearers listed and Llano Cemetery burial planned
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A. R. Coplen
Griggs
Ga. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Mr. Coplen
M. T. Wilkes
L. A. Bumstead
Floyd Gifford
E. J. Nicholson
N. T. Middleton
E. Rollins
Llano Cemetery
Last Chance for Fair Catalogue Space
Avery Rush Fair manager announced today that this is the final opportunity to place ads in the 1932 Tri-State Fair catalogue. Concessions are selling rapidly and interested parties should contact the Fair offices at the chamber of commerce immediately.
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Avery Rush
Postal Manager T. K. Summerhill Arrives In Amarillo
Beaumont native T. K. Summerhill arrived in Amarillo to take over as manager of the Postal Telegraph office replacing W. H. Pipitt who has been transferred back to Beaumont.
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T. K. Summerhill
Beaumont
Amarillo
W. H. Pipitt
Pipitt
VFW Picnic Tonight at Hills Grove North of Helium Plant
Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary host a picnic tonight at Hills Grove location north of the Helium plant with E. A. Bradley and Walter Ottinger overseeing arrangements and details.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hills Grove
E. A. Bradley
Walter Ottinger
Wolf at the Door Attacked by Farmer in Kansas
Kansas City Kansas July 20 a farmer Joseph Chontos armed to trap a wolf at his door suffered severe facial lacerations during the confrontation. The wolf escaped alive with most of its hair, and the farmer’s watchdog was found hidden under the house officials noted.
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Kansas City
Kan
Joseph Chontos
Kans
Chontos
Allred Attacks Opponent Record in High Courts
Attorney General James V. Allred campaigned for re election here last night attacking an unnamed opponent. He cited five cases where the high court of criminal appeals and the high court of civil appeals reversed rulings due to improper arguments against defendants and witnesses.
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Dallas
James V. Allred
High Court of Criminal Appeals
High Court of Civil Appeals
Alfred Lsted
Sterling Manager Sued by Slain Girl's Sister
Minnie Zapalac of Chapel Hill filed suit in district court for $100000 against Ernest Alexander, manager of the Dallas campaign head for Governor R. B. Sterl, alleging circulation of campaign literature. The pamphlet cited William Langhorn Jr. in the murder case involving Zapalac's sister.
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LA Grange
Minnie Zapalac
Chapel Hill
Ernest Alexander
Roy H. Giese
Alexander
Dallas
R. 8
Ster
William Langhorn, Jr
Railroad lines face state opposition over abandonment plans
The Texas attorney general and the Texas Railroad Commission announced their opposition to proposed abandonment of several lines including the Houston and Texas Central, Texas and New Orleans, and San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroads from Nelle Junction to Mexia Junction and Gonzales to Shiner, amid a fight train issue.
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Austin
Houston and
Texas Central
Texas and
New Orleans
Nelle Junction
Mexia Junction
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
T. and N. QO
Bettween Gonzales and Shiner
Attorney General
Texas Railroad Commission
Oil Price Talks Between English American and Romanian Delegates
A tripartite conference of English, American, and Romanian delegates discussed raising oil prices by a percentage. One figure cited was twenty percent.
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Paris
Sterling Rally Set For Buchanan Park
Four precincts will rally tomorrow night at the Buchanan Street Park to hear Judge F P Works speak in support of Gov Ross Sterling. The event is open to all, with venues at Buchanan School Sanborn School courthouse and central fire station. Mrs Floyd Cooper Potter County Sterling chairman announced BE Cox will introduce Judge Works and H L Mauldin will speak. The Red and White Band will entertain prior to the rally.
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Buchanan Street
F. P. Works
Ross Sterling
Buchanan School
Sanborn School
Courthouse
Central Fire Station
Judge Works
Floyd Cooper
Potter County
Sterling
BE. R. Cox
H. L. Mauldin
Calhoun Attacks Allred Over Expense Cuts
Clem Calhoun, bidding for the Democratic nomination for attorney general, charged in Paris that James V. Allred did not cut expenses as promised and had higher compensation than any other attorney general. He criticized Allred for opposing the tax penalty resubmission act, saying it hurt farmers and the poor.
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Paris
Clem Calhoun
James V. Allred
Allred
Not food but soap crowds in Greensburg
A July march stop in Greensburg Pennsylvania gathers 100 people traveling from Los Angeles to Washington. They appeal via loudspeakers for soap rather than food, highlighting a Gusty fundraising push during their auto journey.
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Greensburg
Los Angeles
Washington
Farm Worker Killed Feeding Hay Bailer Near McKinney
Troy Talkington aged 40 of McKinney was killed when his foot became caught in a hay bailer in the Bloomdale area six miles northwest. He died after his body was pulled into the machine. He is survived by his wife and several children.
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McKinney
Troy Talkington
Bloomdale
Arrest of Two Women After Quiet Amarillo Morning
Police arrested two women for drunkenness after a night described as quiet on the Amarillo front. The incident occurred early this morning with no further details released.
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Amarillo
Carlander Heads to Imperial Shrine Council in San Francisco
Guy A. Carlander of the Khiva Temple departs for the Imperial Council of the Shrine in San Francisco next week. He will make a stop at the Grand Canyon during his journey.
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Carlander
Frisco
Guy A. Carlander
Khiva Temple
Imperial Council of the Shrine
San Francisco
Grand Canyon
Carpenter Sues for 20 a Week for 400 Weeks
S. P. Weedin, a carpenter, sues in the 108th district for compensation damages at 20 dollars weekly for 400 weeks. He alleges a June 13, 1931 fall from a scaffold at Burrus Panhandle Elevators caused permanent injuries. An appeal was taken from the Texas Industrial Accident Board. Charles Neil of Floydada visits sister Mrs. B. K. Ammons in Amarillo.
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S. P. Weedin
108Th District
The
Any
Weedin
Burrus Panhandle
Texas Industrial Accident Board
Charles
Neil
Floydada
Marshall S. Carter Dies at Home Here
Marshall S. Carter, 79, died at 8:30 this morning at his daughter’s home on Pathie Street. He is survived by his wife, four sons J W Carter Plainview M B Carter Jr Wichita Falls Lee Carter Amarillo. daughters Mrs John Herrnton Amarillo Mrs W E Ramsey Amarillo Mrs Jack Rubottom Amarillo Mrs H T Thompson Burkburnett Mrs R W Martin Jacksboro and Mrs Guy Kemp Jacksboro. 41 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Blackburn Funeral Home.
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Marshall S. Carter
W. E. Ramsey
Pathie Street
J. W. Carter
Plainview
M. 8. Carter, Jr
Wichita Falls
Lee
A. M. Carter
Amarillo
John Herrnton
W. &. Ramsey
Jack Rubottom
H. ©. Thompson
Burkburnett
R. W. Martin
Guy Kemp
Jacksboro
Blackburn Funeral Home
Indian Scout Louis Prairie Dies at 77
Greenville Mississippi July 20 Chief Louis Prairie native of Brownsville Texas and one of the original 400 Texas Rangers died at his home near Greenville. He served as a Sioux Indian scout with Custer’s forces when they were annihilated. Funeral arrangements had not been completed.
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Greenville
Miss
Louis Prairie
Here
Texas Rangers
Brownsville
Texas
General Cigar slashes White Owl to five cents
Executives maintain core policy to give consumer value while preserving profits for dealers and manufacturers. After cost analysis and forecasts, White Owl is reduced to 5 cents with no change in production method, using long filler tobacco bought years earlier. Costs cut through efficiencies, narrowing manufacturer and distributor margins while boosting dealer turnover.
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General Cigar Co., Inc
White Owl
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Landergin
Wills School
Farmer
Sterling Manager
Buchanan Park
Calhoun
New York
Ais Bexpreas
Coe Air Mail
Penna, R
Postallegraph
Western Union
Greyhound Bus
Hem Bureaus
Hotel Porter of
Transcontinental and
Western Air, Inc
Herring Hotel
Tmkr
Imerica
WDAG
W.N. III Thompson
Carpenter
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