Mary McCormie Sings Tonight at the Auditorium
Soprano Mary McCormie performs tonight at 8 15 in the auditorium. High demand fills advance offices though many seats remain. tickets available at Panhandle Music, Herring Heel, Ama lie Hotel, and Amarillo College of Music. An Amarillo native, she is daughter of J H Harris and a former Paris National Opera star returning for a homecoming recital.
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Mary McCormie
Panhandle Music Company
Polk Street
Herring Heel
Third and Pierce
Amalie Hotel
Third and
Polk
Amarillo College of Music
Mary McCormic
National Opera of Paris
Chicago Civic Opera
J. H .Harris
College locating committee plans Amarillo site for new college
A Texas church conference details a plan to locate a permanent college in Amarillo. A sub committee will meet by March seventh to pick a site, then Bishop Moore’s group will reconvene at Polk Street Methodist in Amarillo to act on the recommendation. Attending personnel include bishops, pastors and local officials. The site committee, led by P. Clark, will meet Monday afternoon to select the college location.
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Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
John M. Moore
F. E. White
Ben Hardy
J. O. Haymes
J. T. Hicks
C. A. Bickley
W. EK. Hamilton
J. M. Wilson
J. E. Swepston
H. S. Black
M. M. Beavers
O. P. Clark
L. N. Lipscomb
R. A. Stewart
J. L. Henson
Dr. Doak
A. F. Parker
U. S. Davis
P. Clark
Vernon
N. Lipscomb
Plainview
E. E., White
Lubbock
J. E. Swepsten
Yuba
Parker
Hereford
Cooper Impeachment Charges Dismissed
The house judiciary committee recommended dismissal of impeachment charges against Federal Judge Frank Cooper of the Northern New York district. They ruled that alterations of unfitness for the bench proposed by Representative LaGuardia could not constitute grounds for impeachment. The committee said its action should not be seen as approving all of the judge's acts.
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Associated Free Washington
Frank Cooper
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Cooper
LaGuardia
Howwer
Udge
Patton Appointed Engineer of Texas State Highway Division 12
D K Patton formerly of Nacogdoches has been appointed engineer of division No 12 of the Texas state highway department in Houston. He succeeds W C Yeager. The division covers Harris Montgomery Liberty Walker Waller Fort Bend Galveston San Jacinto Brazoria and Chambers counties.
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Houston
D. K. Patton
Nacogdoches
State Highway Department
W. C. Yeager
Harris
Montgomery
Liberty
Walker
Waller
Fort Bend
Galveston
San Jacinto
Brasoria
Chambers
Kidney Ailment Remedy Advised For Sluggish Kidneys
An old health notice urges if kidneys overwork from dietary acids to drink four tablespoons of Rad Salts in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days. It claims this grape lemon lithia formula cleanses sluggish kidneys, neutralizes acids, and may relieve bladder weakness.
Secretary of Shippers To Plan May Meet In Amarillo
C P Wasson assistant secretary Southwest Shippers Advisory Board of the American Railway Association arrived from Dallas to work out plans for a May convention in Amarillo. He met with S J Cole of the boards industrial and transportation division to determine shipper needs and potential year over year growth. Members of the Grain Dealers Association pledged cooperation for the event.
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C. P. Wasson
Southwest Shippers Advisory Board
American Railway Association
Amarillo
Dallas
Mr. Wasson
S. J. Cole
Industrial and Transportation Division
Board of City Development
Wasson
Grain Dealers Association
Senate Passes Emergency Fund Bill at Austin
The Senate approved an emergency appropriation bill of just over 1.15 million dollars for state departments and restitutions, sending it to the House. During committee action, Rep Farrar tried to strike 100000 for new dormitories at A and M College of Grounds but was defeated as many A and M students faced inadequate housing.
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Associates
Austin
Senate
House
Farrar
Waxahachie
College of Grounds
Livestock Markets Across Cities Report Delays and Prices
Market data from Amarillo St Louis Oklahoma City and Chicago detail cattle hogs calves and sheep receipts and price ranges. Notes include beef and pork values, horse and poultry figures, grain and cotton context, with brief commentary on market direction and demand.
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St, Louis
ST Louis
Meeh
Edad
Jeartiages
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Standard Oil of California Pays Workers and Builds Stock Plan
The article notes Standard Oil of California employs over 19 000, runs 1000 miles of pipelines and a large fleet of tank steamers. It offers eight hour days with a minimum wage of 4.96 dollars, and after one year workers may invest 20 percent of earnings with the company contributing 50 cents per dollar. In 22 months the plan totaled 12 005 515 dollars saved and invested including the company gift, with dividends of 441 513 dollars. Henry Ford lauds the firm as the best managed business.
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Standard Oil of
California
Standard Oil of California
Oil Corporation
Cattle Meet Highlights City Development Plans
The event featured remarks affirming the city as a home for cowmen and a bright future for cattle industry growth. E B Spillers of the Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association spoke as a guest. An information booth for visiting cattlemen operates in the Herring hotel lobby, staffed constantly to assist with accommodations and guidance during the three day meeting.
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Rancho Factory
E. B. Spillers
The
Texas-Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Herring Hotel
Board of City Development
Panhandle cattlemen convene amid talks on industry change
Col Walsh of Dallas urged real business discipline and noted banking shifts affecting cattle loans. Leaders like Dave Dorden aided by Kansas City bankers and Panhandle traders voiced optimism for cattle industry growth as a Panhandle meeting drew many cattlemen and journalists.
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Col. Walsh
Dallas
Walsh
Dave Dorden
Amarillo
Mission Theater
George S. Hovey
Interstate National Bank
Harry Jarhoe
Drovers National Bank
Norris Broaddus
Stock Yards National Bank
Kansas City
Panhandle
Modern car features highlighted at auto show
The article outlines innovations shown at the auto fair, including air cooling via radiator fan, a musical two tone horn, tubular and flat bumpers with decorative radiator ornaments, a miniature battery powered vacuum cleaner for interiors, automatic radiator shutters, parking mirrors on spare tires, and electric garage doors with automatic lighting.
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Fair Grounds
Peace move in Nicaragua underway with three mediators
A peace commission of three prominent Nicaraguans backed by President Diaz and U S authorities will search in the Matagalpa region to persuade Liberal general Jose Moncada to suspend his campaign. Maj. T S Clarke and Lieut Ch J Moran of the Marine Corps accompany the effort to seek lasting peace between Liberals and Conservatives.
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iBy
Managua
Nic
Adolfo Diaz
Jose Moncada
Matagalpa
Juan B. Sachea
Moncada
United States
Maj
T. S. Clarke
Marine Corps
Ch. J. Moran
Peace Commission
Ford buys Lincoln furniture for Springfield reproduction
Henry Ford paid 5000 dollars for a drawing room suite once owned by Mrs Abraham Lincoln. He plans to install the set in a reproduction of the Lincoln homestead at Springfield Illinois.
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The
Associated Press
Toronto
Henry Ford
Mre
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Springfield
Linois
Adlerika claims and stomach relief from a reader’s testimonial
A reader, Ardenia Howard, says Adlerika improved her indigestive symptoms and gas. The ad touts Adlerika as a complete bowel cleanser addressing both upper and lower sections, promising better appetite and sleep and removal of hidden poisons big and small. It notes availability at Postoffice Drug Company in Amarillo and other druggists.
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Adlerika
Ardenia Howard
Amarillo
Postoffice Drug Company
Adv
Mexican Ambassador Abandons Trip Home
Mexican ambassador Manuel Tellez abandoned his Washington to Mexico journey and is returning to his post. The embassy said he left to visit a ill brother, but on the way learned the brother’s condition improved. No change in relations was involved.
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Associated Press
Washington
Manuel Tellez
Mexico
Anniversary banquet recalls first locomotive race with horse
In Baltimore on March 1 the B and O commemorated a century of progress. Newton D. Baker recalled a race between the railroad's first locomotive and a horse, and the horse won.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
B. and O
Newton D. Baker
New French Warship Program To Be Offered
Paris March 1 The French government plans a naval construction program before month end to build cruisers destroyers and submarines for colonial protection. The plan also includes reorganizing the naval air force but officials gave no detail on unit numbers or scope.
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France
Associated Press
Paria
Marine Leagues
Rock Island Official Speaks at Amarillo Lions Meeting
Hal Ray of Rock Island Lines praised North Panhandle prospects and Amarillo growth at a midday Lions Club gathering in the Amarillo hotel. Col. C. C. Walsh of Dallas, head of the Federal Reserve bank district, also spoke. Joe Kelly of the Amarillo baseball club outlined plans for a pennant bid in the Western League. Albert Brown and wife performed songs and piano pieces.
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Lions Club
Amarillo
Rock Island
North Panhandle
Hal Ray
Gorman
Rock Island Lines
Joe Kelly
Albert Brown
Nephew of President Buchanan Dies in Oakland
Edward Young Buchanan aged 84 years old retired civil engineer and nephew of President James Buchanan died in Oakland California He was born in Paradise Lancaster County Pennsylvania A West Point graduate he once drove ox teams between Omaha and Salt Lake and worked on Union Pacific projects and surveyed much of the Southern Pacific line to Coos Bay Oregon
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Oakland
Calif
Edward Young Buchanan
James Buchanan
Paradise
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
West Point Military Academy
Buchanan
Omaha
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Cooe Bay
Oreon
Johnson Ranch Royalty Firm Declares Dividend
The Johnson Ranch Royalty company Inc announced a quarterly dividend of 150000 dollars. Ed R Mayer serves as president and made the declaration.
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Johnson Ranch Royalty Firm
Johnson Ranch Royalty Company, Inc
Ed R. Mayer
Rainy month weighs on cotton yet boosts grains, says Fed
Dallas March 1. Rainy weather in the Eleventh Federal Reserve District disrupts farm work and raises fears of cotton overproduction while aiding small grains and livestock. Final district conditions are generally sound though weak spots arise from poor collections. Merchants curb credit and stocks as construction permits rise 20 percent from last month but lag January 1926. Unemployment climbs with curtailed activity in principal industries and a surplus of common laborers noted in parts of the district.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Federal Reserve Aj
Feder Reserve Bank of Dallas
Fourteen Miners Die in English Coal Shaft Tragedy
In Nottingham England March 1 14 miners perished when a shaft at Bilsthorpe colliery flooded and a staging collapsed trapping workers. Seventeen men initially stood on the platform. three survived by landing on scaffolding partway down during the rescue effort.
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Associated Press
Nottingham
England
Th. Bilsthorpe
Tailored Chiffon Dresses Highlight Delicate Detailing
The new chiffon dresses are exquisitely tailored with delicate touches once found only in heavier materials. Lightweight fabrics showcase refined seams and graceful silhouettes suited for formal occasions.
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Mater
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Secretary OF Shippers
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Tropics
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Standard Oil
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Bill Weeks
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Robinson-Hoover Commission Company
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Clayton
Sam Arnett
Texas Tech
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Peaches Browning
Ed Crocker
Matfield Green
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Kansas
Jim Reed
John Clay & Co
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Panhandle Association
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Earl Garten
University of South Dakota
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University
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Hyden’s 7Th
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