Merchants Urged to Decorate for Club Week in Amarillo
Amarillo merchants are being asked to decorate storefronts to observe National Business and Professional Women's Club Week. The local BPW chapter will provide placards. Events for the week include a First Congregational church service with Dr. Robert Allingham, a radio party at Southwestern Public Service, a high school senior reception, and a public relations banquet at the Amarillo hotel with civic club leaders.
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Amarillo
First Congregational Church
Robert Allingham
Southwestern Public Service Company
New York
Amarillo High School
Amarillo Hotel
Air Features Concerts On Radio Stations Schedule
The listing describes radio orchestration by Lannie Ross and soloists at 9:30 with WJZ and others, followed by 10:00 Royal Canadians with Wendell Hall performing new songs on a network of stations including WABC WOKY KMPC KFI KOMO KGW KHQ.
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WFAA
KPRC
WOAI
WKY
KSL
KPO
KGO
KOMO
KHQ
Lannie Ross
WJZ
KDKA
WJR
KYW
KWK
Wren Kstp
KOA
KGW
Royal Canadians
Wendell Hall
WABC
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
WBBM
WoWo
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
WSPD
WHK Won
KDYL
KMTR
KYA
KJR
Jap Diet Member Assassinated in Tokyo
Jap Diet member Senji Yamamoto, a proletarian figure, was assassinated today in Tokyo. Police sealed off the area as investigators awaited details.
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Iated Press
TOKYS
Senji Yamamoto
Sunday School Class News in First Baptist Church
A correspondent writes to Tack about a new Sunday school class for young men at the First Baptist Church and his mild grievance over unpublished reports. He notes he was elected as class reporter and has submitted several brief items for the Globe to promote membership and welfare, but most were not printed.
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First Baptist Church
Globe
The Shady Lady at the Fair and Other Stage Playline
The fair showcases The Shady Lady with Phyllis Haver in a gun running plot set in Havana alongside Taran the Mighty and Interstate vaudeville. The Mission presents The Doctor's Secret based on Half an Hour with Ruth Chatterton and H B Warner. Vita phone vaudeville and Movietone news. Deandi features The Wild Cat with Tex Clifford, plus another Western. Nat Rafe Emerson and His Orchestra.
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Phyllis Haver
Havana
Taran the Mighty
James M. Barrie
Ruth Chatterton
H. B. Warner
Vitaphone Vaudeville
Movietone News
Tex Clifford
Rafe Emerson
Stratford Men Hurt in Auto Crash En Route to Convention
A. L. Harrison and M. W. Barnes of Stratford were injured in a rear end collision with a truck on the highway 38 miles north of Amarillo. They were taken by Blackburn Boxwell ambulance to St. Anthony's hospital with serious cuts and bruises. The injuries' extent was not yet determined.
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A. L. Harrison
M. W. Barnes
Stratford
St. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo
Blackburn Boxwell
St. Anthony’s
Barnes
Landergin Brothers Rise From Losses To Texas Ranch Ownership
The Landergin brothers built a vast cattle empire from Kansas to Texas. By 1916 they controlled over 200000 acres and 25000 cattle, operated steer trading routes, and pursued philanthropy while avoiding publicity. Pat and John Landergin were famed for integrity and optimism. Christmas gift to a News Globe manager showed their generosity.
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Landergin
Kansas
Landergins
London
Texas
Amarillo
Vega
Pat
John Landergin
Adrian
Landergin Brothers Company
Flint Hill
Kansas City
Southwest
Central Presbyterian Church
Eleventh and
Harrison Streets
American State Bank
Rotary Club
Charles Underwood
News-Globe
Fiddlers concert tickets priced for Tri State Fair night
The event expects a sellout with 1200 fans at Potter County’s prior contest and forecasts over 3000 attendees for the Thursday night Tri State Fair contest. Parquet and balcony seats priced 75, 50, and 25 cents while WDAG will broadcast the program and radio parties promote each entrant.
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Gram
Radio World
WDAG
Potter County
Lincoln National Life Insurance convention dinner prizes set
On the second day of the Lincoln National Life Insurance state convention at the Herring hotel in Amarillo attendees heard lectures by R. D. Holt and W. T. Plogaterth. The event concludes tonight with a dinner dance at the Amarillo Hotel where Rev. Clark Buckner will speak and W. T. Shepard will be toastmaster. prizes for top Texas agents will be presented by O. D. Douglas. the program will be broadcast on WDAG.
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Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Herring Hotel
R. D. Holt
Fort Wayne
W. T. Plogaterth
A. L. Dern
Amarillo Hotel
Clark Buckner
First Christian Church
W. T. Shepard
Texas
O. D. Douglas
WDAG
Revolt Mobilizes North Army in Mexican Region
Reports indicate a revolt mobilized forces at Trapuato Guanajuato triggering defections across the Guanajuato Sonora corridor. Mexico City remains quiet as cavalry infantry and mountain artillery move mainly toward Vera Cruz by train drawing onlookers but no disturbances observed.
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Trapuato
Guanajuato
Sonora
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Mexico to Confiscate Rebel Leaders Property
The government announced steps will confiscate all property of rebel leaders, enforcing a prior order that property of persons rebelling against the government will be forfeited to the state, as reported by the Associated Press from Mexico City on March 5.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Juarez Garrison Reaches 7500 Soldier Guard
A unit of 7530 troops under Gen. M. J. Simon guards Juarez and stands ready to act at a revolt signal. Reinforcements of 500 men were called up by Juarez Mayor Augustin Gallo. The city remains quiet but tense amid the revolt.
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Juarez
United Press EL Paso
M. J. Simon
Gil
Augustin Gallo
Monterrey Held Fast Against Rebels Report Denied
Gen. Gabriel R. Cervera, commanding federal troops at Matamoros, denied Monterrey fell to rebels. Two trainloads of soldiers moved from Matamoros toward Monterrey to reinforce defenders as battle began Monday and continued. Direct comms with Monterrey broken, but wire to Victoria Tamaulipas remained open.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Gabriel R. Cervera
Matamoros
Mexico
Rio Grande
Monterrey
Carrera
Victoria
Tamaulipas
Army watches Mexico revolt as troops poised near border
Col. Robert McCleave, chief of staff of the eighth corps area, says the army is closely watching developments in Mexico's latest revolution and possible troop movements toward the border. No orders issued for action yet, but recalls could occur if the situation changes. Fort Sam Houston personnel on leave are not recalled unless needed.
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U. S. Army
San Antonio
Robert McCleave
Eighth Corps
Mexico
Fort Sam Houston
Mexican troops mobilize near Baja California border
The 21st battalion of Mexican federal infantry mobilized with motor trucks to outposts at Tijuana Tecate and Alaska to be ferried to strategic points for guard duty. Gov. Abelardo Rodrigues and Gov. A R Parejon did not comment on the move while pledging loyalty to President Portes Gil and denouncing the revolt as uncalled for.
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Baja California
Batallion of
M Federal Infantry
Tijuana
Tecate
Alaska
Abelardo Rodrigues
Lower California
A. R. Parejon
Teporte
Sonora
Rodriguez
Emilio Portes Gil
Mexican Republic
Coolidges Return Home Quietly on Rickety Branch Line Train
Former President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge return to Northampton on a late night branch line train from Springfield. The quiet arrival, in fog, marks a reflective moment after decades in public life as crowds in seven states bid farewell along the route.
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Coolidges
United Prews
Northampton
Mass
Twenty Mile
Springfield
Calvin Coolidge
Atlantic Seaboard
Boss Jackson Rearrested on Indictment in Whiskey Case
Boss Jackson, freed on $2,000 bond after a whiskey arrest, was rearrested on an indictment from the grand jury. He lives near Vega, previously paroled from a 99 year New Mexico penitentiary murder sentence. J Q Hefner, arrested with Jackson, is also charged and未bonded. six half gallon jars of whiskey were found in their car, which was confiscated.
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Jackson
Hefner
Gee and son return from winter visit to family
Judge W. E. Gee of district civil court and his wife with their baby son came back from a winter visit in Waco. They left in mid December, joined for Christmas, then he returned to court while the family remained away two months.
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W. E. Gee
District Civil Court
Car Crash Destroys House After Wild Ride
Three women in a wrecked car caused a house to cave in and shift on its foundation after hitting a curb and embankment during a late night ride. The car’s owner, located by Miss Cook, agreed to repairs as police review injuries and potential charges.
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Miss Cook
Flora McGee
Vaden
Georgia Street
Georgia
Senate debate over land veto pits governors veto against rights
In the Texas senate gallery supporters rallied to back the veto while opponents led by Senators Moore of Greenville Love of Dallas Parish of Lubbock and Small argued against it. Woodward warned sustaining the veto would deny the supreme court a chance to rule. He charged three Austin men with guiding the attorney general to declare river beds vacant to profit if the bill fails.
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Senate
Joe M. Moore
Greenville
Thomas H. Love
Dallas
Austin
Attorney General's Department
Texas
West Texas Chamber to discuss land bill at Snyder convention
At Snyder Texas delegates from West Texas will gather for a regional convention to press the legislature to override Gov Moody's veto of the Small land bill. The measure would cede river bed lands in navigable streams to adjacent owners. Senator Love of Dallas opposes, saying it would shift public land to private hands and undermine railroad patents.
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Associated Press
Snyder
Tex
West Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Moody
Attorney General's Department
Texas
Thomas B. Love
Dallas
Love
Trinity River
Fort Worth
Senate
Traffic club to be formed in Amarillo
Splendid response from shippers and railroad men in the city leads to a luncheon tomorrow in the Longhorn room of the Amarillo hotel where the Traffic club will be organized. S. J. Cole says more than 75 men are expected with rail officials and assistants well represented. The club aims to improve understanding and efficiency in transportation matters.
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Traffic Club
Amarillo
S. J. Cole
English Gets Plane Agency for Southwest
Harold W. English, manager of the English Bivine airport, is named distributor for Mono Air Transport in the Southwest. From Amarillo headquarters he will handle the Monocoupe, Monocoach, and Monoprep. He returns from a trip to Moline Illinois where the factory is located and will display the latest Monocoach soon.
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Harold W. English
English-Bivine
Mono Air Transport Company
Moline
Illinois
Amarillo
Mono Air Transport
Mr. English
Attorneys Argue Burglary Case in District Court
Argument of counsel in the William Maguson burglary case began at 1 pm after a morning hearing in district criminal court. The indictment charges Maguson with breaking into a local warehouse and stealing goods. The trial proceeded with defense and prosecution presenting their initial positions.
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William Maguson
District Criminal Court
Nix Named Elk Ruler in Amarillo Lodge Election
In Amarillo Lodge No. 923 B P O Elks annual election William F Nix was named Exalted Ruler. Other officers chosen include Roy H Smith Est Log Knight Elwood Clark Est Loy Knight Roy Cloninger Ext Sect Knight C Le Neveu secretary H G Hamrick treasurer Ralph Head Tiler Frank Wolflin Trustee T G Nichols Representative and George H Millican Alternate. A business meeting followed with plans for the coming year discussed.
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Amarillo Lodge
Elks
William F. Nix
Roy H. Smith
Log. Knight
Elwood Clark
Loy
Roy Cloninger
C. le Neveu
H. G. Hamrick
Ralph Head
Frank Wolflin
T. G
Industrial milk farming near future in New Jersey
A New Jersey milk farm by Walker Gordon Co. showcases an automated moving table with fifty cow stalls and integrated milking devices. Cows are milked as they pass, then fed, aiming for industrial scale with potential 30 cents a quart revenue. Britain adds a floating drydock in Singapore to expand its fleet, challenging Washington treaty limits.
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Woolley
American Rediacor Company
Walker Gordon
Britain
Singapore
Pacific
Rodney
Nelson
Amarillo Dealers Stage Biggest Used Car Sale
The Amarillo Automobile Dealers association runs Amarillo's biggest used car sale this week. It began this morning at Second and Polk streets with auctions daily at 10 o'clock. J. R. McClure serves as general manager and offers terms including trade-ins. The dealers promise top bargains from their stocks.
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Amarillo
Mathis Freed On Charge Of Auto Theft
H. J. Mathis was acquitted in district court of auto theft after a 50 minute jury deliberation. The state rested on circumstantial evidence and tied a stolen Chevrolet coupe found in a garage on South Pierce Street to Mathis. He still faces several federal charges related to alleged car theft ring activities.
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H. J
Saim) Mathis
South Pierce Street
Mathis
Maguson Accused in Warehouse Theft Case at Pierce Petroleum
Maguson allegedly entered the warehouse and removed a gun belonging to L. E. Edwards of Pierce Petroleum. The weapon was later found in Maguson’s room at a local hotel. Joseph Evan, charged with Maguson, was released after charges were dismissed. A verdict was expected by mid afternoon. Washington and Lee University will install a wrought iron gateway with a bronze Robert E. Lee coat of arms at the campus.
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Maguson
Toe
L. E. Edwards
Pierce Petroleum Company
Joseph Evan
Robert E. Lee
Washington and Lee University
Merry Millionaire Golf Laughs in a Florida Tale
A humorous verse by Edgar A. Guest styles a Florida golf tale about a rich stranger who pretends to be blind to win at golf. The poem contrasts lavish wealth with poor play and mocks the man’s flamboyant gear and costly balls.
Kansas City and Fort Worth Livestock Prices Report
Livestock market data from Kansas City and Fort Worth on March 5 shows hogs rising 20 to 30 cents with top at 11.25 for 190 to 240 pound packs. cattle and calves mostly steady to higher, with fed yearlings 12.00 to 12.50 and slaughter steers around 11.85 to 14.50. Sheep and lambs in Fort Worth steady to higher, with lambs 15.65 to 16.65 and ewes 7.25 to 9.25.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago market notes on March 5 show hogs at 19,000 head with top at 11.75 for 200-270 lb packing sows from 10.25 to 11.65. Cattle and calves listed 6,500 and 2,000 with steady to strong trends, steers 950-1500 lb 12.25 to 14.75, yearlings 760-950 lb 12.75 to 15.00, vealers milk fed 14.50 to 17.00. Sheep 8,000 steady to strong, lambs 92 lb and up 16.00 to 17.40, ewes 150 lb and down 8.00 to 8.75.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Associated Press
East 8St. Louis
East ST. Louis
Ill
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices End March 5
Cattle totals 700 head calves 500, steady market. Medium steers and yearlings 10.50 to 11.00, cows 9.50 to 9.69, heifers 10.50 to 11.50. Hogs 2,500 head, fat hogs, sows 26 cents higher, top hogs 10.85, packing sows 9.25.
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Okla
City Livestock
The
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Livestock and Cotton Market Snapshots Across Cities
East St Louis reports hogs at 11.50 to 11.70, cattle and calves moving steady with steer prices around 10.10 to 12.90, sheep and lambs steady. Liverpool and New Orleans cotton markets firm with March and May futures lifting, while Chicago poultry and produce show firmer prices and varied dairy quotes.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Liverpool
Wall Street
Market Opens With Further Selling Across Major Stocks
New York stock letters report continued selling at the opening with Radio breaking about 8 points to 385.41 and declines in National Power and Light, National Bellas Hess, and several others. Anaconda opened 15,000 shares higher while Kennecott rose, Erie Railroad hit a new 1929 high, and several industrials and defense stocks showed losses as buyers picked up favored issues.
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New York
Associated Press
Radio
Old Dock
National Power and Light
National Bellas Hessedch
Radio (New
International Telephone
American Can
Anaconda
Kennecott
Erie Railroad Common
Wright Aeronautical
National Cash Register
Union Carbide
Annaconda Copper Company
Curtiss Aeeroplane
New York Central
Canadian Pacific
Lambert
National Dairy Products
General Electric
Hoover Nominees for Cabinet Roles Accelerated Clearance
Cabinet businessman Robert Patterson LaMont of Illinois is named Secretary of Commerce and 61 year old engineer James J. Davis of Pennsylvania is named Secretary of Labor. Dalvis consented to a year of service under Hoover. Confirmation was not expected and the slate faced possible committee referrals amid opposition fears.
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Missouri
Robert Patterson LaMont
Ilinois
James J. Dalvis
Pennsylvania
First of Harding
Hoover
New York Stocks Mixed. Major Firms Show Modest Gains
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange features gains for American Locomotive American Smelting Anaconda Copper and Allied Chemical while several lines including Bethlehem Steel and General Motors post modest advances. Diverse listings from Chrysler to Radio Corporation of America appear with varied fractional shifts amid a broad market pulse.
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N. Y
James E. Bennett & Co
P.C. Allied Chem
A. M. Byers
American Smelting
American Tel
American Tobacco
American Woollen Secccscee
Atchison Topeka & 8
Atlantic Ref. Co
Ajax
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall Corp
Bethlehem Stee
Briggs Body
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Cerre de Pasco
Chesapeake
Ohio
Chicago
S. R
R. I
Consolidated Gas of
N.Y
Continental Motors
Continental Oil Secessenesee
Corn Producta
Crucible Steel
Otis Cuban American Sugar
Davidson Chemicals
Glidden
Ceees
Goodyear Tires
Graham Paige
Great Western Sugar
Great Northern
Greene Canada Copper
Houston Oil
Hup Motors
Humble Oil
Illinois Central
Independent Oil & Gas
Inspiration Copper
International Cement
International Harvester
International Nickel
International Paper
International Petroleum
Erie Railroad
Famous Players Fish Rubber
Fleischmann Yeast
Ford of England
Fox Movies
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
General Mills
International Tel & Defeeds Oe
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern’ Aces
Kelly-Springfield
Cesseee
Kelvinator
Sseenes
Kennecott Copper
Este Kolster Radio
Lima Locomotive
Lowe's Inc
Tbi
Lorilard Tobacco
Mack Trucks
Seeevesesee
Marland Oil
Ees
Middle States
Missouri, Kansas & Tex
Bis
Missouri Pacific
Ssesseeee
Montgomery Ward Moon Motors
Nash Motors
National Biscuit
National Dairy Products
New York Central
Nevada Cons
North American Cement
Worthern Pacific
Packard Motor
Irprecens
Pan-American Pet Pennsylvania
Pere-Marquette
Phillips P Etroleum
Pierce-Arrow
Postum
Prairie Oil & Gas Bbs Prairie Pipeline
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New Jersey
Standard of New York
Stewart Warner Studebaker
Texas & Parific
Texas, Pacific Coal & Oil
Timken
Air Beares
Union Pacific
Cece
Vacuum
Vanadium Steel
Victor Talking Machine
Warner Brothers
Eseceese
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Walker Cordon Company
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