Women’s Drum Corps to Attend Western Conference Meet
The Amarillo Women’s Drum Corps from the Amaringillo Woodmen’s Circle will attend the national convention in Seattle July 9 to 18. The Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development contribute $300 toward expenses. The unit departs July 4 from Amarillo, stops in Denison Wichita Falls Sherman Kansas City Lincoln Billings Spokane and Vancouver before arriving at Seattle. Members listed include captain Mrs E B Poindexter and leader Mrs Irene Boxwell.
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Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development
Amagillo Woodmen
Seattle
Washington
C. V. Vernon
Amarillo
Ruby Poindexter
Denison
Texas
Genie Willie
Wichita Falls
Sherman Enroute
All Texas
Kansas City
Lincoln
Nebraska
Billings
Montana
Chamber of Commerce
Spokane
Vancouver
British Columbia
Canada
E. B. Poindexter
Irene Boxwell
Gladys Witten
Ethel Davis
Marie Smith
Evelyn Smythe
Lillian Wiseman
Edna Myers
Trevo Crawford
Irma Holt
Zobelea Busey
Juanita Larsen
Alice Busey
Georgia Easum
Jennie Lindbloom
The Studio Murder Mystery at Mission Theater
The Studio Murder Mystery playing at the Mission Theater features Neil Hamilton and Doris Hill with Warner Oland and Chester Conklin in supporting roles. The reviewer notes it outshines The Canary Murder Mystery and includes Ruth Etting singing My Mother's Eyes, plus The False Alarm Fire Company and Fox Movietone News on the bill.
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Studio
Mission Theater
Photoplay
Neil Hamilton
Doris Hill
Warner Oland
Guy Oliver
Chester Conklin
Woodlief Jewel Robbery Probed By Police
Police continue work on the Woodlief jewel robbery at Sixteenth and Jackson Streets. No arrests were made. W. H. Woodlief reported diamonds valued at 3000 dollars were taken after a masked assailant struck him with a pistol butt as he entered his home. Detectives pursue the case.
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W. H. Woodlief
Woodlief
Sixteenth and
Jackson Streets
McCoy Goes to Trial on Robbery Count
Hubert McCoy also known as Billy Morgan faced district court today on robbery with firearms. He allegedly entered a house at 210 Tyler Street and robbed the landlady of four dollars in single bills. He is said to have served a term of years in the Oklahoma penitentiary.
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Hubert McCoy
Billy Morgan
McCoy
Tyler Street
Oklahoma
Sadlers Present Hard Boiled Play at West Fourth Street Big Tent
Harley Sadler's Own Company opens the second week of its engagement here tonight with Hard Boiled a mystery play featuring a light comedy part for Harley. The large cast performs with excellent vaudeville acts. The show has prior runs in Chicago New York and Boston. Reserved seats available at Hedgecoke's Drug Store.
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Harley Sadler
Big Tent Theater
West Fourth Street
Harley
Selwyn Theater
Chicago
Republic Theater
New York
Tremont Theater
Boston
Hedgecoke
Curtis Jr. Appointed Lieutenant at West Point
Cadet James O. Curtis Jr. of Amarillo Texas has been appointed lieutenant in the Corps of Cadets at the U S Military Academy West Point. The appointment was issued by Major General William R. Smith after a board headed by Lt Col R C Richardson Jr reviewed cadet records. The decision weighed academics demerits leadership drills bearing appearance athletics and conduct.
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West Point
New York
James O. Curtis, Jr
James O. Curtis
Polk St. Amarillo
Texas
U. S. Military Academy
William R. Smith
Curtis
R. Co. Richardson, Jr
Dismissal in Court for Two Local Druggists
Charges against D. Y. Taylor and Ralls Richardson, local druggists, for concealing stolen property were dismissed in district criminal court this morning on the district attorney's motion. Prosecuting witnesses in the case were identified.
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D. Y. Taylor
Ralls Richardson
Cadet Lieutenant Curtis Receives Expanded Duties
Cadet Lieutenant Curtis is assigned greater responsibility with duties at parades and ceremonies. He will command a platoon and assist in maintaining discipline and instructing other cadets in military subjects.
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Curtis
San Antonio Man Recalls Past Luck and NR Tablets Cure
In San Antonio Sam Smith recalls past hardships and now as a major taxpayer credits Nature's Remedy Tablets for his health. He claims NR Tablets soothe stomachs and bowels, prevent acids, and allow him to eat freely. The ad asserts over 3 million NR tablets used daily and promotes a 25 cent box at drug stores.
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Texas
Sam Smith
San Antonio
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Quick Strength
After malarial sickness the tonic is advertised to restore vigor and appetite. It claims to enrich blood by increasing red cell count, improve complexion, and provide a pleasant tasting remedy priced at 60 cents.
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Grove
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D. T. Carlisle
W. C
C. C
Wash
M’coy
Hills Bros
Sadlers
Open
Washington Street
Chas. Lowe, Mer
J. 0. Curtis, JR
Edw. W. Thomerson
Sayre
Feen
Tommy Kirnan
Bea Kirnan
Jannings
Esther Ralston
Gary Cooper
ReGen Newspaner
Artiste
McGear
Tyler
Tia Island
Memphis
St. Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Little Rock
Rock Island Station
H. W. Clutter City
Montreal
The
Apstol Hotel
Mike Noll
the False Alarm Fire Co
Rathetting
Columbia
Talking News
Come TO
the Monster Miller-King
Texan Park
the Panhandle
Tri-State Fair Association
Vaughn
Craig
Johnson
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