Fuqua Outlines Means To Complete Harmony
Amarillo banker W. H. Fuqua speaks to the Lions club urging closer employer employee ties and more teamwork. He calls for conservation, reduced spending, and greater individual effort to boost production. A Dallas shooting report follows with Dolphus Maybury shot in the left ear during a dispute over a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuqua
W. H. Fuqua
Amarillo
Lions Club
Washington
Howe
Dallas
Dolphus Maybury
Romeo
Deputy and prisoner stage sprinting race in Amarillo
Deputy Sheriff Jim Pottinger pursues prisoner James Lee through Amarillo streets after arresting him for an $8.50 bad check. The chase draws crowds as Lee and Pottinger race along Fourth and Taylor, with Lee eventually captured near Rock Island tracks and the money returned to the merchant.
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Jim Pottinger
Amarillo
James Lee
Denison
Texas
Pottinger
Fourth
Taylor
Lee
Fifth and
Jim
Deadlock could crown Hughes as U S ruler
J W T Mason argues Charles E Hughes could become dictator if the 1920 election produces a hung Electoral College. With no majority, the House decides, or the Senate deadlocks, possibly making Hughes legal ruler for four years under 1886 and constitutional rules.
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J. W. T. Mason
United Press
New York
Charles E. Hughes
United States
Congress
Coolidge
Hughes
Washington
House of Representatives
House
Supreme Court
Charles EB. Hughes
Senate
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Daily Globe
Mount Hope
Lawrence
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Earl of Dudle
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Blackburn's
Blackburn
Slackburn Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Corona
Irving S. Ventres
New York City
H. G. Wells
Wm. N. Robson
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C. J. Swezey
Shenandoah
Elizabeth Gartley
San Francisco
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