Local firm completes sixtieth home in Amarillo
J R Lawrence and J R Brannen of Lawrence Brannen and Codruff finish their sixtieth home in Amarillo in four years. The pair, formerly in Wichita Falls, built every home themselves and sold to owners. The sixtieth residence sits at 210 Fairmont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lawrence
J. R. Brannen
Lawrence, Brannen & Codruff
Amarillo
Mr. Lawrence
Mr. Brannen
Wichita Falls
Panhandle
Fairmont Street
Fisk Jubilee Singers Concert At Canyon
The Fisk Jubilee Singers will perform at 8 15 tonight in the West Texas State Teachers College auditorium Canyon. Wallace Clark says they are among the greatest interpreters of negro spirituals and this marks the third generation of the group. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk Jubilee Singers
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Wallace Clark
Fisk Singers
Clark
Markets Report from Kansas City and Major Trading Hubs
Hogs and cattle prices shown across Kansas City East St. Louis Chicago and Fort Worth markets with steady to slightly lower bids. Hogs 9,000 at KC quoted 140-880 lb range around 9.25 to 9.65 with sows and pigs also listed. cattle 6,000 plus calves and yearlings with varied demand and prices, and regional notes from East St. Louis Fort Worth and Chicago reflect slower trade and modest losses on several classes. Sheep and lambs also included with weak to steady trends and price spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C
Associated Press
Kansas City
East ST. Louis
Chicago
Fort Worth
Churchmen to Visit Baptists Here Sunday
Dr. W. L. White of Dallas new state secretary of Baptist and Dr. L. E. Finney secretary for the Baylor Campaign will visit the churches in this city Sunday. Dr. White will preach at 11 o clock at the Municipal Auditorium the meeting place of the First Baptist Church. He formerly pastored the First Baptist Church of Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. White
Dallas
Baptist
L. E. Finney
Baylor
Waco
Questa
Poe
White Wil
Municipal Auditorium
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Lubbock
Hawley-Smoot tariff law takes effect at once
The Hawley-Smoot tariff law becomes effective as customs offices start implementing its 1122 new rate schedules. Twelve hundred experts were assembled to establish enforcement rules, with the Treasury predicting smooth operation within ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Customs Service
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury Department
The
Treasury
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Large religious conference enrolls about 50 youth
About 50 boys and girls from Christian churches across the Panhandle attend the Panhandle Young People's Conference at Ceta Canyon led by Charles Marion Ross of Texas Christian University. Courses cover The Origin and Nature of the Bible and Youth and the Church with recreation and evening demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Ceta Canyon
Charles Marion Ross
Texas Christian University
United Christian Missionary Society
Osteopathic Applicants Are Refused Exam
Four graduates from an osteopathic college in Kirksville Missouri were barred from the state medical exam by the state board of medical examiners for allegedly missing certain pre medical work. They retain counsel and cite a former attorney general opinion supporting their position. Three are Texans and one Canadian resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Austin
State Board of Medical Examiners
Allen Clark
Osteopathic and Surgical College
Kirksville
M. M. Vick
Rule
J. W. Crawford
Dallas
H. E. Roberts
Denton
Ray Linnen
Spencerville, Ont
Bolivian rebels seize Villazon amid U.S. grievances
Bolivian rebels led by Roberto Hinojosa seize Villazon near the Argentine border after overpowering a 20 man garrison. Four wounded as authorities hold police chief. rebels publish a declaration denouncing American involvement. Argentine guards reinforce La Quinca to deter crossborder action. weapons and propaganda seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Buenos Aires
United States
Roberto Hinojosa
Bolivia
Hinojosa
Villazon
la Quinca
la Quaca
Standard Oil Officials Stop at Municipal Airport En Route
A Ford tri motor aircraft carrying Standard Oil Company officials landed at the Municipal Airport this morning while en route from San Francisco to Mauskogee Oklahoma. Pilot R F Allen guided the plane which will proceed via El Paso and Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Mauskogee
Oklahoma
San Francisco
R. F. Allen
el Paso
Amarillo
Cotton Rates to Texas Coast to Be Heard
A hearing at Austin on June 30 will review railroad transportation rates to Corpus Christi Houston Galveston Beaumont and Texas City from across Texas. Rail lines seek another year of extension beyond July 31, with proposals for exceptions and rules from several carriers. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Ama rile Canton Ross hosts an 8 p m entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
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United Press
Austin
Corpus Christi
Houston
Galveston
Beaumont
Texas City
State Railroad Commission
Amarile Canton Ross
Odd Fellows Hall
Texan features Gary Cooper at Mission Theater
At the Mission Theater the film Texan stars Gary Cooper in a western frontier tale. Also showing Song of Flame features Alexander Gray and Bernice Claire in a dramatic romance.
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Mission
Gary Cooper
FAIR
Alexander Gray
Bernice Claire
Lost Keys At Tabernacle Baptist Church
Mrs. W. A. B. asks readers to search for four keys on a worn USS battery folder lost Thursday June 12 near Tabernacle Baptist Church. She offers a reward and requests contacts at 9714 or via the News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Lost Shoe Report Sparks Townwide Search
A reader appeals for help locating a missing new shoe lost while traveling by car around town. The note requests assistance and notes it appeared in a column labeled TACK LETTERS on page 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Chicago Tribune vows full probe into Lingle murder
The Chicago Tribune editorially pledges to pursue the Alfred Lingle murder inquiry to the end amid rumors of gang connections. State's Attorney Swanson and acting Police Commissioner Alcock lead the grand jury probe as city officials weigh police leadership and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
The
Tribune Today
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Lingle
the Tribune
Tribune
John A. Swanson
John H. Alcock
Alcock
William Hale Thompson
William Russell
Thompson
Arthur F. Albert
Russell
John Stege
States Attorney
Jury discharged for inability to agree in Trimble case
A Trimble trial jury in district court was discharged after failing to reach a verdict, with the panel reporting seven to five in favor of conviction. The case involved Robert Trimble accused of robbing a West Sixth paint shop proprietor. the jury deliberated into yesterday and was discharged before noon today. Earlier in the week a separate jury in Neal Cobb’s liquor case also failed to agree, resulting in a two-year suspended sentence for Emmett Roberts after the panel was dismissed for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Criminal Court
Robert Trimble
West Sixth
Neal Cobb
Emmett Roberts
Four Federal Prisoners Freed From Jail
Four federal prisoners sentenced to 30 days and fines were released from the county jail by order of the United States Commissioner. Three took poor convicts oath after serving thirty days to gain freedom. Mrs. Jesse L. Wade of Pampa paid a $500 fine and was released. James Leonard Patton Josephine Hurd of Pampa and A. A. Patterson of Fort Worth also secured release under the oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jesse L. Wade
Pampa
James Leonard Patton
Josephine Hurd
A. A. Patterson
Fort Worth
Vet show to arrive here next Monday
C R Fulton special agent for the Tidwell shows arrives in Amarillo for a week long engagement beginning next Monday night under the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The carni val features 12 shows eight riding devices and a 300 person personnel. Shows to be located at Fourth and Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Fulton
T. J. Tidwell
Amarillo
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fulton
Fourth
Jefferson
Peake Infant Dies At Local Hospital
John Farley Peake infant son of Mr and Mrs J L Peake of Pampa died at a local hospital today at 11 30 o clock. Body to be taken to Pampa Thursday by Blackburn Mortuary. Burial in Pampa tomorrow at an indefinit e hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Farley Peake
J. L. Peake
Pampa
Blackburn
Aerial Globe Trotters Head Toward Florida Return
Detroit aviators William S. Brock and Edward F. Schlee sped from San Diego toward Jacksonville on a record transcontinental flight in a Lockheed. They aimed to beat Hawks’ coast to coast time and to push the round trip record from New York to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Diego
Detroit
Aerial Globe Trotters
Williams
Brock
Edward F. Schlee
Jacksonville
Fla
Lockheed
West Coast
East
Hawks
Hawk
New York
Los Angeles
Rockwell Field
Brooks
Schree
Proceedings in Civil Appeals Amarillo Court Session
Proceedings in the Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District at Amarillo list motions granted and overruled across many cases. Various parties include Red Star Coaches versus Lamb, Chas Pooch versus Maxwell, and Crosby County Cattle Co. versus Tom Davis with remands, reversals, or submissions noted. The session includes affirmations on conditions and filings, with cases from multiple counties such as Woodville Potter Lubbock Hardeman Crosby Dickens and Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo
Red Star Coaches, Inc
Lamb
Chas. Pooch
Maxwell
C. FP. Spencer
Citizens State Bank
Woodville
Easter Oil Corp
Wilbarger County
Et al
J.J. Richards
T. C. Calley
J. L. Jones & Co
Ted Darden
Arnold Oil & Drilling Co
Eli Howell
Crosby County Cattle Co
Tom Davis
Will H. Lamb
E. B. Johnson
George E. Montgomery
Carson
Lido Oil Co
W. T. Waggoner
Long Bell Lumber Co
W. V. Lowry
Potter
S. L. Walser
Lubbock
D. C
Lumius Cotton Gin Sales Co
F. T. Connerly
Dallas
William Kirkpatrick
L. N. Higginbotham
Hardeman
M. G. Davis
Security State Bank & Trust Co
Crosby
Steve Carlisle
G. L. Barber
Dickens
McCaskey Register
J. W. Gooch
Wheeler
J. Butler
Belle Ue
Ing
Briscoe
City of
J. E. Ware
Scotchmen Picnic Planned Near Amarillo Tomorrow
All Scotchmen near Amarillo will gather at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon at Jack Hall’s ranch for a picnic under the Amarillo Scottish Society. A dance by the Odd Fellows ladies’ auxiliary is at the I O O F Hall tonight. Political candidates are welcome. Rainbow Girls meet at the Masonic Temple this evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Jack Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
The
Odd Fellows Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Masonic Temple
Berlin engineers hear speech clash over power profits
More than 1000 engineers at a Berlin power conference watched as Ambassador Sackett released his full speech despite Samuel Insull objecting to controversial passages. The address argued that the price of power often far exceeds production costs and urged reforms for government owned utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Ambassador M. Sackett
Kentucky
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Ambassador Sackett
Sackett
Insull
United States
Good Roads Bond Election Sets July 19 in Dallam County
Dallam County commissioners fixed July 19 for a bond election of 860000 to pave 106 miles of highways. The program targets three main routes from Wellington to Texline and Cimarron County, with highways 5 56 and 41 extending toward the Oklahoma Panhandle. Wellington favored the improvement as part of the across Collingsworth area project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingsworth
Wheeler
Childress
Wellington
Dallam
Texline
New Mexico
Rock Island
Sherman County
Dalhart
Cimarron
Oklahoma Panhandle
Boise City
Uprising in city targets crime underworld after reporter murder
State's Attorney Swanson moves to coordinate a long war style campaign from a central HQ in a loop skyscraper. He promises to present definite evidence to the grand jury within 48 hours as part of the crime crackdown following Alfred J. Lingle's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
John Swanson
Gasand
Paving bids draw crowd as city debates six percent terms
City officials announced six percent certificates would ease payments for property owners, a shift from eight percent. The City Commission hours long bid review ended with several contracts awarded, while one Thirteenth Street project was postponed after a church pastor requested a plan change. Community contractor concerns on North Sixth Street and a request for a 48 foot street width were aired during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest C. Thompson
W. N. Durham
E. N. Stanley
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Thirteenth Street
Tyler
Harrison
O. H. Hagzett
City Commission
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Edgar A. Guest
Liverpool
England
New Orleans
R. H. Hooper & Company
New York Cotton Exchange
Weather Bureau
Associated Tress
D. A.j
Southern Bliss
North Carolina
American Telephone
U.S. Steel
New York Central
American Canton
Allied Chemical
Columbian
Auburn Auto
Worthington Pump
American Tobacco B
Eastman Kodak
Borden Company
s+sreeeee
Borg Wiareet Ove Cree Breet
Jenn Brunswick Balkene
Bueyrus Erie Bulova Watch
Burroughs Addin Machine
Cerro de Paseo
Checker Cab Mfg
Coca Cola Company
Columbia Gas & Pilectric
Columbia Grapho
Commercial Solvents
Commonwealth & Southern Congoleum Nairn
Consolidated Me
Consolidated Gas
Electric Auto Lite
Electric Boat Company
Ave Electric Power & Light
Endicott Johnson
Ses
Fairbanks Morse
Nes Brt
Marshall Field & Co
Foster Wheeler Inc
Fox Films
General Electric
Hondallls Hershey
Eveees
Hudson Motors
Cons
Seeeees Eae
Kelvinator Corporation
Kolster Radio
Csesees Oresch, Kreszwe & Co
Ceteeeereeee
Kroger Grocery & Bakery
Lambert Co
Liggett & Myers
Loew's, Inc
Montgomery Ward
Solg Murray Corporation
National Air Trans
National Aviation
National Bellas Hess
National Biscuit Co
Fepe Tata
New York Central RR
Hily
Nh&hrrk
Northern Pacific RR
Oliver Farm Equipment
Rody Pathe Exchange
J C Penney Company
Bate Pennsylvania RR
Pillsbury Flour Mills
Public Service of NJ
Pullman
Radio Keith Orpheum
Realsilk Hosiery
Ee Radio Corporation
Remington Rand
Rea Motor Car
Gay Republic Iron & Steel
Addy Reynolds Tob
St. Joseph
Schulte
Sears Roebuck
Simmons Compa
Southern California Edison
Standard
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corporation
Texas Gulf
Union Pacific
United Aircraft & ‘Transport
United Cigar Stores
United Corporation
United Fruit
Union Gas Improvement
Ind Alcohol
US Pipe & Foundry
Universal Pipe & Ra
Cotes Vers
Willys Overland
Woolworth
Jno
Clark Brokerage Co
Ark Nat
Asad
Elec
DeForest
Detroit Averft
Durant Motorg
Wee
Elec Bond & Share
Fokker Aiircraft
Ford Motor Ltd
Ford
Ford of Ance
Fox Theater
Goldman Saetee
Gon
Lone Star Geens
Mavis
Nat'l
Niagara Hud Pr .i
Pennroad Corp
Technicolor, Inc
Prans Am Corp
United Gas
T & Pwr
F. Clarke
Ama Ide
Air Neduction Theese Eines
Allegheny Corporation
Allis Chalmers
Foreign Power
American Bank
American Car & Foundry
American Smelt & Ref
Amer Watcks & Elec
Anaconda Copper
Associated Dry Goods
Weenee
Auburn Automobile At&sf
Aviation
Areervaee O Beerp
Baltimore & Ohio
AR Lest & Company Abeteee
Bethlehem Steel Weenvess
Weee Él
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
Yeater
Maracaibo
Louisiana
Cal
Reiter-Foster
Royal Dutch Tee
Superior Oil
Union O Calitae Vacuum
Warner-Quinlant
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Borah
Republican
Idaho
House
Senate
Congress
Englewood
N. J
J. S. Mount
Copeland Johnston
Joanne Mount
James
Walter Mount
Hayden Street
Lois Needle Club
Glen Kendrick
Fillmore Street
Standard Oil
Texas
Chicago Paper
Peake
Florida
Schlee
Muskogee
Oklo
R. L. Benton
George
David Smith
John L. Wike
Sharon
Conn
Wike
Benton
Smith Brothers
James J. Walker
Admiral Byrd
Mback Mame
Selesroom
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