Great Water Wells Planned by Castle Cliffs Inc
Castle Cliffs Inc reports a new shallow well on the Castle Cliffe property near Cliffside road that rivals the Bush well pumping 4,000,000 gallons daily. Driller D J Muncy notes strong water pressure. two more tests on the Southwest property show good supplies while one west test failed. Arthur Sonneborn says two large wells will supply Amarillo and enable a city water plant pricing at 1.50 dollars monthly for patrons, amid plans for ten miles of roads and a palatial subdivision in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Castle Cliffe
Cliffside Road
D. J. Muncy
Castle Cliffs, Inc
Arthur B. Sonnneborn
Castle Cliffs
Amarillo
Pat Landergin Leads Vacation Fishing Tale Returns
Pat Landergin and party return from the mountains with claims of depleted fish in New Mexico and Colorado. He says none under eighteen months old remain and jokes about a new title professor. Fellow anglers I H Davies and R Thom son and others are tabulating tales amid possible calls for congressional review of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Colorado
Pat Landergin
H. A. Nobles
I. H. Davies
R. Thomson
M. W. Cunningham
J. M. Nesly
Mr. Landergin
Fuller Meets Advisory Body on Famous Case
Gov Alvan T Fuller met with his advisory committee in Boston to discuss final points of the Sacco Vanzetti murder case inquiry. The panel including Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell MIT President Samuel W Stratton and former Judge Robert Grant was believed to have reported to the governor last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
Alvan T. Fuller
Sacco-Vanzetti
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Samuel W. Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert Grant
Judge orders close inquiry in flogging cases
District Judge P. O. Beard directed the county grand jury to conduct a thorough inquiry into recent flogging cases in Marshall Texas. He condemned attempts to influence witnesses and urged a deeper look into a reported drugging of an aged couple nearby.
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United Press
Marshall, Tex
P. O. Beard
Beard
Here
Herrick Passes Crisis After Illness in Paris
Myron T. Herrick United States ambassador to France has passed the crisis of his illness and is believed out of danger according to his son Parmley Herrick after visiting him in a hospital. The report came from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Leveland
Myron T. Herrick
U. S
France
Parmley Herrick
Aimee Kennedy Rift Deepens Over Disappearance
Mrs Kennedy claims Christian conduct while Aimee McPherson faces entry refusals to her daughter's home. Kennedy questions details of the disappearance, noting hazy episodes and alleged threats. Financial troubles at Angelus Temple precede McPherson's return from Honolulu ten days ago.
Prohibition Agent Reginald Walters Confesses Killing Chief
Reginald E Walters a U S day agent from Hagerstown Md confessed to States Attorney Harper Bulletine that he killed Hunter R Stotler chief of Western Maryland agents after more than five hours of questioning Walters drove his bullet pierced car into a town with Stotler dead beside him claiming ambush firing occurred during a Boonsboro search for moonshiners and bootleggers
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Associated Pre
Stotler
Boonsboro
Runaway Girls Sought by Amarillo Police
Amarillo police were asked to help locate Kathleen Bland and Ione Von Wolfe, both about 17, who left their homes in Las Vegas New Mexico. Bland is described as an accomplished pianist and both girls are said to be attractively dressed.
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Amarillo
Kathleen Bland
Ione von Wolfe
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Miss Bland
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Travel and Visitors
Mr and Mrs C L A Bockemohle plan to return from a coast trip the first of the week. Miss Carrie Nicholson arrives back in Amarillo from Melrose New Mexico. Mrs George B McClellan and Miss Alien Fay McClellan of Frederick Oklahoma visit Mrs T L Gordon at 2108 Taylor Street. Mrs W H Carwhile returns to work at Jarett's Fashion shop after five weeks in California. Mrs E F Manney of 602% Buchanan Street rests well after a serious operation at Northwest Texas Hospital. this is her second major operation this year.
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C. L. A. Bockemohle
Carrie Nicholson
Amarillo
Melrose
New Mexico
George B. McClellan
Alien Fay McClellan
Frederick
Oklahoma
T. L. Gordon
Taylor Street
W. H. Carwhile
California
Jarett's
E. FE. Manney
Buchanan Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Many Girls Seek Jobs to Pay College Expenses
Dr. I A Hill of West Texas State Teachers College told Amarillo Rotarians he had 239 requests from girls seeking work to defray college costs. He outlined the college’s work and showed a campus map as part of future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Hill
West Texas State Teachers College
Amarillo
H. A. Nobles
Will R. Winch
Phillips Plans Long Flight From Bartlesville to Tokyo
Phillips Petroleum of Bartlesville announced plans for a long air flight to test a new gasoline grade. The route starts from Bartlesville to the Pacific coast then Honolulu and Tokyo with a departure from San Francisco around August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
Honolulu
Tokyo
Phillips Petroleum Company of
San Francisco
Production in Seminole soars to new record
United Press reports Seminole area production set a new high with 515000 barrels on Wednesday. A regional operators committee adjourned without a concrete curtailment plan and will reconvene today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tulsa
Okla
Seminole
Kansas City and St Louis Livestock Markets Report
Markets summary from Kansas City and St Louis on July 28 shows cattle, hogs, and sheep trades with variedPrices. Cattle demand led to mixed gains and declines across weight classes while hogs were uneven but strong for heavies. sheep lambs steady to slightly lower. Also includes Chicago grain and cotton quotes and butter eggs and poultry notes.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Kansas
ST. Lois
BEAST
Chicago
Usc
Potatoes Market and Foreign Exchange Report
Potatoes trading was slow on barrels and fair on sacks with overall market weakness. Virginia barrels and Kansas Missouri sacks reported minimal sales. total value noted at 1 35471.50. Foreign exchanges in New York showed firm demand with currencies and bond rates across Great Britain France Italy Germany Holland Tokyo and Montreal listed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Virginia
Kansas
Missouri
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Holland
Tokyo
Montreal
Fractional gains lead New York stocks open. steel shares rise
Fractional advances shaped the opening as U S Steel neared a new high and Crucible climbed. Major gains followed news of Du Pont buying 14 million dollars of steel stock, with Nash Motors at a fresh high and other firms like American Radiator and International Harvester hitting new peaks while several names softened.
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New York
Associated Press
U. S
du Pont
General Motors
Nash Motors
Atlantic Coast Line
Radiato R
International Harvester
Greene Cananea Copper
Liggett and Myers “B
R. H. Macy
Timken
Bank Robbery at Streetman Leaves Uncertain Loot
Bandits entered the First National bank in Streetman Texas by removing a window and bricks from the vault wall. Sheriff J H Eubank Freestone county says the amount stolen is undetermined. The crime was found by bank employees on morning arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streetman
Tex
First National Bank
J. H. Eubank
Freestone County
Missing $34 Million in Julian Collapse Revealed
Grand jury testimony links $34,000,000 to the Julian Petroleum financing crash. F. F. Hahn testifies only $66,000,000 of $100,000,000 was traced in Bennett’s check book, while Bennett alias Jacob Berman is probed as a principal mover in the overissue scheme and stock pools. Authorities seek where the missing funds flowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Julian Petroleum Corporation
California
F. F. Hahn
Jack Bennett
Bennett
Hahn
Jacob Berman
A. Swanson
Governors speak on 1924 GOP race and farm relief
A survey of state governors expresses varied views on Coolidge re nomination and farm relief. Replies from Ritchie of Maryland Hart of Louisiana Brewster of Maine and others show Coolidge backing in several states while farm relief and prohibition emerge as key issues across the Midwest and plains.
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Kansas
John Hammill
Iowa
Congress
Ben S. Paulen
Coolidge
W. O. Hart
New Orleans
C. H. Simpson
Louisiana
Smith
Ralph C. Brewster
Maine
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Washington
Washington.” Ritchie
John C. Hull
Massachusetts
Fred W. Green
Michigan
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
Middle West
Adam McCullum
Nebraska
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
London
North Dakota
Huntley N. Spaulding
New Hampshire
John S. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Calvin Coolidge
Norman’s. Case
Rhode Island
John G. Richards
South Carolina
George H. Dern
Utah
John Weeks
Vermont
Frank C. Emerson
Wyoming
Countless splendors wait their day and many books unwritten
The poem speaks of history and the future. It notes that what is past is old yet histories remain untold and unseen while each new morning awakens wonders. It suggests one person may do something never done before before night falls.
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Edgar A. Guest
Quadruplets claim corrected by 19th century letters
Oren McLeod of Amarillo writes to The Globe correcting a 1900s newspaper claim that the Misses Keyes of Hollis Oklahoma were the only female quadruplets. He notes earlier Redwater Texas births about Faith Hope Chairt and Patience, two died in childhood, the others married, and he was one of the attending physicians.
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Keyes
Hollis
Oklahoma
E. T. Page
Redwater
Texas
Faith
Hope
Chairt
Patience
Oren McLeod
Wichita Hotel
Amarillo
Air mail to Los Angeles and West Coast may need municipal field
Mr Henry argues air mail traffic to Los Angeles and the west coast is heavy and will grow as business uses air travel. Amarillo requires a municipal landing field meeting federal specs and an organized transport company to link routes to St Louis and the coast. He predicts passenger air service will supersede motor vehicles while praising high hours logged by Western Air Express ships under competent ground crews. Major Moseley notes aircraft life in daily service can be unlimited with proper maintenance and references World War I experience. He and Mr Henry spent the evening at the Amarillo hotel, chatting with Lieut Robert H Gray.
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Mr. Henry
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
West Coast
Amarillo
St. Louis
Moseley
Western Air Express
Major Moseley
Henry
Robert H. Gray
Equipment Added to Police Pistol Range
The Amarillo Tent and Awning company donated a canvas fly to the Amarillo police pistol range. The tent shade will aid officers waiting to shoot. Weekly shoots occur at 2 pm each Wednesday with civilian participation allowed under police rules. Interested shooters should report to Capt. Doug Hammond at the station at 2 pm. Every police member is required to practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Doug Hammond
Police Department
Political mood and reform quotes surface in polling era
Wyoming sentiment backs Coolidge with tariff and farm relief key issues, while former Pennsylvania governor Gifford Pinchot denounces money influence in politics calling the ballot box a cash and carry store.
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Wyoming
Coolidge
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Old Tack's Promise for a Bigger Better Amarillo
A historic campaign platform outlines aims for Amarillo including lower living costs, expanded parks and utilities, a municipal pool and golf course, road and sewer improvements, traffic and transit upgrades, better news access, and more business development to attract industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bivins Lake
Amarillo
Sam Jacinto
Courthouse Deeds and Building Permits Listed
Public records show transfers from D. J. Franks to E. G. O Quinn for lot 15 block B 221 Holland at 3500 and from Carlos B. Jones to T. J. Wagner for Wolflin lot 5 block 4 at 1750. Building permits issued include A W Molyneaux 400 N. Buchanan Holland frame dwelling 100. E L Hunter 1201 N Buchanan Tarter frame dwelling 3000. W M Moore 1607 W Seventh OT frame lumber yard 12500. R D Tyler 720 N Pierce Holland frame dwelling duplex 5500. G J Irvin 607 N Buchanan Holland brick veneer dwelling 450.
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D. J. Franks
E. G. O’quinn
Holland
Carlos B. Jones
T. J. Wagner
Wolflin
R. D. Robinet
CAR Registrations Inc
W. Gladson
E. Third
Cooper
Irvin
Ford
Frisk Reid Supply
Tulsa
Frost
Buick
C. Parsons
Borger
Knighton-Chamnes Motor Company
Franklin
Wm. H. Billingsley
City
Moon-Diana
Moon
G. W. Dick
Roxana
Ballew-Satterfield
Reo
Avery Turner
A. W. Molyneaux
N. Buchanan
E. L. Hunter
W. M. Moore
W. Seventh
R. D. Tyler
Edwards to publish paper in Washington Herald
Will C. Edwards editor of the Record-Chronicle and longtime Texas press leader is named publisher of the Washington Herald. He will assume duties in Washington on August 1 after 25 years as Record-Chronicle publisher and roles with the Texas Press Association and the Texas Daily Press League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denton
Will C. Edwards
Record-Chronicle
Washington Herald
Washington
Edwards
Texas Press Association
Texas Daily Press League
Needed Rains Fall In Alpine Region
Good rains estimated at a half inch fell in Alpine Hovey Fort Davis Marathon and the Paisano encampment early today. Rain was badly needed in the Alpine region.
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Associated Press
Alpine
Tex
Hovey
Fort Davis
Marathon
Paisano
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Fuller
Herrick
Aimee
Elsie Atherton
Pan Fu
North
China
Chang Tso-Lin
Chang
U. S. Day
Phillips
Betty Facer
Wanganui
N. Z
Dublin Street Bridge
Miss Facer
St. John Ambulance Association
St. John Ambulance Briga
New Zealand
Moscow
Pachulke and Co
Maggendorfer
Blaetter
Munieh
James E. Bennett & Co
The
James B. Bennett & Co
Lord Ceereeenee
Albuquerque
Denver
el Paso
Flagstaff
Louisville
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Roswell
Toledo
Streetman, Tex
Cary A. Hardee
Florida
Ritchie
Ed Jackson
Indiana
Len Small
Mlinois
Old Tack
Courthouse Records
Willborn Bros. Co
Houston Street
Santa Fe
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