W C 1 U Chief Testifies in Vote Probe in Washington
In Washington June 22 the Penielgramia primary investigation heard W C 1 U chief testify about campaign spending and use of paid speakers by the Prohibition party aligned union. Mrs Leah Cody Marign presented the 1025 annual report showing 21287 receipts while主席 Mrs George said she spoke but received only 100 dollars a month as president. The union backed Pinchot in a GOP senate bid and Fisher for governor, with letters sent to county and local officers. A Santa Fe special train will bring 1400 convention visitors from Canyon to Amarillo tomorrow.
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Senate Pampalen
Chaipmar Roed
Bile M. Grerge
WLC T Vo
Aed
Georgy
Leah Cody Marign
Euporium
Pennsylvania
Treacher
Wan
George
Union
Pinchot
Republica
John S.S. Fisher
Republian
San Antonio Bids to Host Next Convention
San Antonio leads a 45 member contingent arriving by special train after a 700 mile trip to bid for the next convention hostess city. The delegation, including publisher William McIntosh, walks Polk street to Sixth and Taylor then to the auditorium as they press their claim against Amarillo Lubbock and Wichita Falls. They joke about tamales to stay warm and insist the bid deserves success this time.
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San Antonio
John W. Tobin
Polk Street
Sixth
Taylor
William McIntosh
The
Ile
Amarillo
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
State dismisses murder charges against U S man
The state of Texas dismissed murder charges against Bee Cowen, a federal prohibition agent, after a habeas corpus hearing was granted. Judge W Lee Estes ordered Cowen to appear at the federal courthouse. prior plans had the case remanded for state trial.
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the Associates Press
SEAL
State of Texas
Bee Cowen
B. Walling
W. Lee Estes
Cowen Wold
W. M. Kisens
Ormnge
Witneesee
Cretge
Othe
Fitet
Tee Fryrors
Fifty Portales Residents Arrive for Meeting
A group of fifty people from Portales arrive at the venue for a community meeting. The crowd carries badges reading merits and ties while awaiting program details.
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Portales
Don’t Tell About Dallas But Amarillo Says Chicago Man
A Chicago loan house chief dismisses Dallas praise and demands facts about Amarillo, a 40 000 population city, while a Dallas envoy at a convention recounts the incident. The exchange spotlights Amarillo as the focus over Dallas.
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Dallas
Amarillo
Chicago
Fireworks Display Is Big Success At Tri-State Pair Grounds
A large crowd estimated at 5 000 gathered at the Tri-State Fairgrounds to view a fireworks spectacle directed by James A Boze with help from three Eastern chemical experts. Special displays were promised for tonight costing several thousand dollars. Three brass bands provided music as depictions of World War I battles were shown. The Shenandoah dirigible wreck would be portrayed with the airship seen in a blazing descent. Admission was one dollar, partly benefiting the chamber of commerce.
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Tri-State Pair
James A. Boze
Tri-State Fairground
Boze
Chamber of Commerce
Petersburg boosters tout town’s route potential and pride
Six Petersburg, Texas delegates in Hale County distribute pamphlets praising the town on the proposed Fort Worth and Denver route. Fort Worth shadows Dallas in local lore while chamber sentiment praises The News-Globe. James Whittenburg, related to the Pierson founder, underwent appendicitis surgery in San Antonio and is recovering.
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Petersburg
Texas
Hale County
Fort Worth
Denver
Dallas
Hubb Diggs
Max Bentley
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
The
News-Globe
Choral Club Postponed to Next Tuesday in Amarillo
East Amarillo choral club meeting is postponed until next Tuesday due to the convention. The group will convene with Rev. Z B Pirtle, replacing the planned tonight sessions.
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Amarillo
Z. B. Pirtle
Amarillo Man Sells Auto Gate Patent for 100000
J. M. McDaniel a 67 year old Amarillo inventor sold his patent for an automatic auto gate for 100000 cash. He has worked at Southwestern Public Service for eight years and will keep his job for now. He lives at 208 Pairmont Avenue and has two daughters in the area.
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J. M. McDaniel
Amarillo
McDaniel
Southwestern Public Service Company
Pairmont Avenue
Visitor from Dallas with Dr Vineyard and daughter
Alice Weeks of Dallas visits Dr and Mrs 8 P Vineyard and their daughter Mary Mildred at 1201 A Polk Street.
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Alice Weeks
Dallas
8. P. Vineyard
Mary Mildred
Polk Street
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OTL
Seth
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Amarilla Daily News
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Eee
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Uthur
Alamo City
Tobin
Diva Killingsworth
Plainview
Fpanhandle
Goodby Porter
Homer
Plainview Boosters
Plainview Independent
Plainview Boys
Prof. L. Thiefeldt
Aanarillo
A. P. Johnston
Tia
Tech College
Dallas News
Tan Moody
Texes
Moody
Davidson
Bra
Ferguson
Andy Gurp
Angela Ie
Muah
Avarillo Hotel
Miles Bivins
Beirman
Barkeforenmittes
STATE
U. S
Bmw
Cemape
Tony Alt Ve Dew
Tee Gore
Newbros
Herpicide
Tie
Eoetheet
Lewis N. Jensen
Southwestern Life Ins. Co
Ereere Gate
Sues
Dolores Mendez
Logan Metcalf
Hollywood
A. ©. Duggan
Dumas
Moore County
James Whittenburg
Jim Whittenburg
Piemons
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Magic Yellowstone
Glacier Park
Colorado Special
Colorado Express
Demme
Pee Brees
Camerbrende
Phe Ouick
J. M. M’daniel
Box M-42
Care News
Sounsegr
Ian NG MC
Tan-No-Mo
Sean Acautet
Arnold Lorand
Taylor St
Mr. and
Mrs. Visitor
West Texas
Nunn Electric CO
Phon
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