Right Names for the Kohinoor Jewel Contest Winners
The Globe’s Jewel Contest drew many replies but only 17 named the Kohinoor correctly. Winners receive Mission Theater tickets for Reserved for Ladies. list includes Mrs. M. E. McAramney, Lola M. Grove, Miss Joy Lewis, and others with addresses across the city. Governor Rolph appointed a woman as a California superior judge.
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Kohinoor
Globe
Mission Theater
M. E. McAramney
Prospect Street
J. C. Paschail
Washington Street
Lola M. Grove
East Fourteenth Avenue
Marion J. Allen
van Buren Street
F. D. Railsback
Jackson Street
C. M. McCord
Edith Smith
East Tenth Avenue
Betty James
Joy Lewis
Brook Avenue
Rae A. Ramzel
West First Avenue
J. B. Lewis
North Station
P. B. Mooney
Moore Hotel
M. E. Clardy
Adthra Greer
Buchanan Street
Madge Cohen
South Pierce Street
W. L. Crane
Harrison Street
George F. Russell
Rolph
California
Capudine Offers Quick Relief for Nervous Headaches
An advertisement promotes Capudine as a liquid remedy for nervous headaches and nerve pains. It claims fast action, no opiates, and stomach safety, available in 10c 30c and 60c sizes and by the dose at fountains.
World renowned theater organist Miss Dawn at Amarillo Paramount
Miss Julia Dawn, famed theater organist from three continents, appears at the Paramount with the regular bill. Her program includes Estrelita Kitten on the Keys Pagliacci and Kiss Me Goodnight. She closes tonight with Red Headed Woman and tomorrow a new program debuts featuring Love Is a Racket and Doug Fairbanks Jr. on screen. Her continued stay depends on local interest.
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Amarillo
Julia Dawn
The
Paramount
Saenger
New Orleans
Estrelita
Zez Confrey
Jean Harlow
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Miss Dawn
Chest Gardens Ruined by Recent Rain and Hail
Recent rain and hail storms destroyed 35 of the Community Chest gardens planted this spring. The plots were created by unemployed men with seed supplied by the Lions Club. Canning plans for winter storage were to follow. Replanting may be possible only with more seed donations.
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Fred de Coster
Lions Club
de Coster
Fifty Osage ponies traded for marriage in Hominy
Osage Nation exchanged fifty ponies for Lucille Martin's hand in marriage to Thomas Whitehorn. He jokes that if the union fails he may seek the ponies back, noting the bargain was struck in Hominy Oklahoma on June 28.
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Okla
Thomas Whitehorn
Lucille Martin
Slate of Candidates for Potter County Races Announced
The county faces a large election slate with eight candidates for sheriff and seven for justice of the peace. Names listed cover District Judge, District Attorney Grady Hazlewood, District Clerk Ben Smith, multiple incumbents, and races for sheriff, treasurer, tax assessor, constables, and commissioners across Potter, Armstrong, and Randall counties. The full ticket includes numerous incumbents and challengers across county offices.
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Potter
Armstrong
Randall Counties
Ben Smith
Potter County
E. C. Nelson, Jr
Justice of the Peace
Lst
Civil District Court
James O. Cade
W. E. Gee
Grady Hazlewood
Charles C. Gibson
Grover B. Hill
Lloyd Fletcher
Sam B. Motlow
J. M. Simpson
Dan McGrath
Rhea C. Myers
W. F. Nix
Howard Anderson
John Snider
Less Whitaker
Upton Jones
W. M. McCarty
L. G. Stogner
H. L. Gaither
W. N. Thompson
W. M. Adams
J. D. Cazzell
W. E. Kreigrmahn
Joe M. Mobey
Houston Taylor
J. G. Colby
Hubert G. Cole
H. E. Kinkead
Jewell Davidson
Frances Martin Anderson
James W. Dodson
J. W. Collins
Wm. T. Smith
R. L. Williams
Maud Shea
Howard Trigg
Morris Browning
Claude LeNeveu
H. W. D. Hurt
John R. McDaniel
Frank E. Buckingham
W. W. Lynch
M. L. Parker
John Detten
Charles M. Holt
Joe Gray
George Menke
Carl Hill
Percy Gibbs
C. A. Hetrick
Qincy Ford
A. E. Albright
D. Pavillard
E. M. Pittman
Walter Ridner
John Walker
J. Walker Hunter
R. A. Haley
John Arnot
F. C. Connally
U. S. House of Representatives
Texas
Marvin Jones
Dave Shanks
C. C. Small
Clyde Warwick
H. K. Stanfield
ZEMO Skin Relief Ad Ends Itching Fast
An old advertisement touts ZEMO as a soothing antiseptic for itching skin. It claims twenty years of relief for Ringworm Eczema Rashes Pimples and other irritations with prices 35¢ 60¢ and 1.00.
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Zemo
State Paving of No 5 to be Considered by Highway Board
The State Highway Commission will act Thursday on Judge W R Ely’s plan to pave 70 miles of Highway 5 through Armstrong and Donley counties at state expense. Counties would provide 100-foot right of way on state approved locations, with a favorable stance anticipated. The project would extend continuous paving from Amarillo to Galveston, similar to recent actions on U S 60 and State Hwy 33 through Deaf Smith County.
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State Highway Commission
W. R. Ely
Abilene
Armstrong
Donley
Judge Ely
State Department
Amarillo
Galveston
Deaf Smith
Randall County
Hereford
Castro County
Health Parleys Resume July 11 At Area Schools
Health conferences held since June 6 in Amarillo schools resume July 11. A special River Road School session starts at 10 am tomorrow for parents of incoming students. Children will be re examined by health unit physicians and nurses. last regular session was held yesterday at Fred Douglas School.
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Amarillo
River Road School
L. P. Ezell
River Road
Health Unit
Fred Douglas
Summit School
Summit
Pleasant Valley
Buchanan
Wilson
Humphrey Highlands
Sanborn
Glenwood
Alice Landergin
Margaret Wills
San Jacinto
Johnson
Tyler
McKinley
Wolflin
Dwight Morrow
Auto Races Dance For Fourth Frolic At Fair Grounds
Dancing and automobile racing will pivot the Fourth of July celebration at the Tri-State Fair Grounds. Space for 2000 couples will be provided and the floor will be so smooth that free wheeling is possible for novices. Shade and free ice water on the grounds are also offered by sponsors.
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Tri-State Fair Grounds
Supreme Court of Civil Appeals Nominees Named
A. B. Martin, incumbent, Perry S. Pearson are listed as nominees for the Court of Civil Appeals. The brief note names both figures in a political or judicial context without further details on elections or terms.
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Preme Court of Civil Appeals
A. B. Martin
Perry S. Pearson
Angelo extortionists fail to keep a date
In San Angelo on June 28 an extortion plot to force Monroe Kirkland to pay 1000 dollars under death threats failed when the would be blackmailers did not appear to receive a package said to contain the demanded cash. Police have clues to identify the attackers but lack evidence for arrest. Kirkland is past seventy and in ill health.
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San Angelo
Monroe Kirkland
Sutton
Edwards County
Kirkland
Seven Prisoners Taken to Pen. Eight More to Go
Seven prisoners from Palmer County were moved from the Potter County jail to Huntsville yesterday. Those who left include Kamaron Burgess for theft two years R. G. Moss for robbery with firearms ten years Robert Cornelius for attempted robbery two years Cornell Dycus for robbery two years Jack Murven for robbery five years Wayne Vernon for robbery five years C. A. Cassady for theft two years. Eight more prisoners, one from Canadian, are to depart today.
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Palmer County
Potter County
Huntsville
Kamaron Burgess
R. G. Moss
Robert Cornelius
Cornell Dycus
Jack Murven
Wayne Vernon
C. A. Cassady
Gallegos Cattleman F F Gallegos Dies In New Mexico
Funeral services were held today in Gallegos New Mexico for F F Gallegos a pioneer cattleman long identified with New Mexico political movements. He died at his home Sunday leaving a widow as the sole survivor.
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Gallegos
N. M
F. F. Gallegos
New Mexico
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