Kiwanis Club Fosters Boys Work With Pigs
Kiwanis club adopts Extension club pig project advised by county agents. Six members will sponsor boys to receive bred sows and financial help. gifts rebred in May for fall farrow. Kiwanian volunteers supervise, insure gifts, and visit meetings, aiding boys through six months of project work with aims at state and national pig contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Sam Archer
Homer Wilkinson
E. F. Lanham
Pig Club
Farrow
Tri-State
Kiwanis Club
Extension Club
Dallas
Redress, immigration case shadowed by Canada baby
The piece shifts from a domestic dispute to a baby born in Canada facing deportation after immigration formalities were skipped. A special board of inquiry will question the adopting mother tomorrow to decide the baby's fate. Meanwhile Russia marks a tenth anniversary of the Red Army with disciplined crowds and cold weather as observers note past warnings to Wall Street about bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Sam
Russia
Red Army
Czar
Kerensky
Wall Street
Monte Carlo
Corrected Indictments in Laley Murder Case Set for March Trial
Nicholas Troetter and Ellery Roberts, moved from Leavenworth, Kansas, face murder charges in the fatal shooting of Leo J. Laley. Trial slated for March 12, with Mrs. Laley reportedly identifying suspects amid excitement at the county jail. Five total indictments include Jack Davis Clayton Tontz and Earl McGrew. Cleo Clayton to defend Roberts and Troetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Laley
Nicholas Troetter
Ellery Roberts
Federal
Leavenworth
Kans
Leo. J. Laley
Davis
Tontz
Cleo Clayton
Will
Roberts and
Troetter
Tactful Texan Reflects On Horses Forester Floods And Tunney
A column by T. R. Tack recounts a near fall while horse riding at Harding's ranch and notes Amarillo's need for a city forester and flood director. He jokes about Santa Fe freight congestion, Gene Tunney avoiding public fights, and a caller who wants his autobiography. The piece ends with plans to return to radio and a humorous request for song lyrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Tunney
New York
Tunney
Dear Tack readers respond to city IT concerns and Texline drive
Letters talk about modifying city traffic rules to curb pedestrians despite no cars nearby. Texline residents plan a drive next Wednesday with free meals and no license required, inviting gun owners to attend. Col. Tack Amarillo asked for a copy of Them Texans, noting a missed delivery. Mrs Bentley asks for the book and promises to send one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJ. R
Tack
Texline
Chamber of Commerce
Col. Tack
Amarillo
Texas
Jimmie Caldwell
Globe
C. R. Bentley
West Seventh
Roberts Place
Welfare efforts highlight February aid reach at 203 families
Monthly report from Mra. Martha Nelson shows 203 family cases open and 12 transient families aided in February. Groceries and meals funded, lodgings and transportation provided, and new school garments issued amid a roughly 89.61 dollar refund from aid recipients.
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Welfare Society
Mra
Martha Nelson
Airport boosters push for a municipal Amarillo airport
Bruce Autrey of Russell and Cockrell discussed Amarillo’s airport need at the Kiwanis club. He offers to supply every resident who wants an airport with a windshield sticker reading A Municipal Airport For Amarillo. Stickers, in red white and blue, resemble government air mail envelopes and will be available at The Globe office Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Bruce Autrey
Russell and Cockrell
Kiwanis Club
Globe Office
Osteopaths in City Plan Normal Spine Week for Children
Dr R J Jones told a Potter County Osteopathic association meeting last night that many parents carry children poorly contributing to spine curvature. He noted milk cleanliness and guarding nerves improve infant health and announced Amarillo will host Normal Spine Week March 15 24 with exams for all children by competent physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Jones
Potter County Osteopathic Association
Osteopathic Physicians of
Amarillo
Osteopathic Physicians
Rogers Is Sentenced To Three Years In State Penitentiary
E D Itogere was found guilty by a District Criminal Court jury and given a three year term for illegal sale of intoxicating liquor. The trial drew attention for claims he sold beer and whisky to youths including fourteen and fifteen year olds. Daniel McGrath, assistant district attorney, said the case would be pressed to set an example. Also notes Amarillo residents and Canadian visitors attending a music festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Criminal Court
E. D. Itogere
Rogers
Daniel McGrath
Jewish queen who saved her people from Haman plots
The query asks for the queen from biblical text who saved her people from Haman. The answer is Esther. The prompt mixes trivia and word clues across horizontal and vertical sections, referencing regions, verbs, and historic questions. Esther is identified as the biblical queen who safeguarded the Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haman
Louisiana Purchase
Punt
Sanity Record Of Hickman Now On File
A preponderance of testimony that William Edward Hickman was sane was recorded in his joint trial with Welby Hunt for the murder of C. Ivy Thoms. Experts and laymen testified, including doctors, bankers, business associates, school mates, jailers, police officers, school teachers and newspapermen. Jailer Frank Dewar testified that John Malone struck Hickman in the face, prompting Hickman to cry and say he would have fought if he were smaller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Celif
William Edward Hickman
Welby Hunt
C. Ivy Thoms
Thoms
Frank Dewar
John Jd. Malone
Quentin
Hickman
Dewar
Malone
Actor Billy House Returns to Amarillo for Fair Show
The famous jolly comedian Billy House headlines the Interstate bill at the Fair this week. He previously played Amarillo in 1915 during the old opry era and again in 1912, leaving many friends. House stars in Revolutions, a New Year’s comedy skit, at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy House
Amarillo
Opry
Blackburn
Dave Derden
Billy
House
Detective Mitchell Returns From Far Western Manhunt
N. J. Mitchell, a Cordell Oklahoma police detective, returned from a cross‑state manhunt through Oklahoma Texas New Mexico and Arizona. He located a 20 year old Cordell school teacher and brought her back to Cordell. Federal officials filed Mann Act charges against Bill Price in Yuma, alleged father of eight and a school board member involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Mitchell
Police Department
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Cordell
Okklahoma
Mitchell
Bill Price
Yuma
Prices
Negro Woman Is Freed Of Theft Charge
Mattie Watson, a Black woman, was found not guilty by a county court jury in Judge Sam B. Matlow's court this morning on a charge of stealing a watch. She worked as a servant at a rooming house and was accused of entering a room and taking the watch before being interrupted. The defense challenged the evidence and argued she was a regular employee with a right to enter rooms and move articles while performing duties. The defendant pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Watson
Sam B. Matlow
Hill Returns From Swisher Road Meet
W G Hill secretary of the Pan handle Auto club returns from Swisher county where he met highway commission members and arranged federal highway marking. A meeting will be held at Tulsa on March to discuss markers for Swisher Deaf Smith Palmer Potter Dallam and Sherman counties. W A French district engineer has crews erecting safety signs at curves and bridges. work is ahead of other state areas.
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W. G. Hill
The
Panhandle Auto Club
Swisher County
Highway Commission
Swisher
Deaf
Smith
Palmer
Potter
Dallam
Sherman Countise
Tulsa
W. A. French
French
New Trash Box Placed At Post Office In Amarillo
A new trash box has been placed in front of the post office as the first of several such receptacles along Amarillo streets. The Eye-Line Ads company installs boxes with auto closing doors and removable advertising panels, anchored to the sidewalk to prevent removal by wind. Burlap sacks hold the trash and are emptied from the hinged top. Local business men F E G Martin of Wichita Falls and Floyd Studer of the American Central Life Insurance company are noted visiting on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Eye-Line Ads Company
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A short verse depicts a robin on a holly tree in a southern scene. The speaker imagines the bird recognizes a Michigan friend and Aliases Janet and Buddy as questions arise about life in Michigan. The robin replies with a hopeful promise to return in May.
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Edgar A. Pues
Michigan
Edgar A. Guest
Col Jimmy on Vacation Ends Bank Shortage Closes Sullivan Bank
Sullivan Indiana reports Col Jimmy a 71 year old banker was on a month long vacation when state examiners closed Citizens Trust Company amid a suspected shortage of about 260 000 dollars. Police in Chicago were asked to search for a white haired man five feet five inches tall with a weathered bag.
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Associated Press
Sullivan
Ind
Maren
Jimmy
Chicago
New York
Citizens’ Trust Company
Richard N. Bailey
Ban S
Market snapshot across Kansas City Chicago and other hubs
Kansas City report shows hogs top at 8.15, cattle receipts 5 100, steady to slow opening. Chicago hogs 30,000 head, active with around 8.45, cattle quoted 16.00 for best fed steers. East St Louis receipts 16,000 mixed, cattle strong early sales to 15.00, vealers up to 15.50. Oklahoma City cattle 609 head, hogs 2,000 with bulk 7.40 to 8.05. Fort Worth hogs 2,500, top 8.15, cattle and calf receipts 2,600 with slaughter steers 9.00 to 11.00. Sheep totals around 2,200 with fat lambs near 19.50 to 18.00 for shorn varieties.
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Kansas City
St EL Chicago
East ST. Louis
ST. Louis
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Hieher
Tack's Revised Program for Bigger, Better Amarillo
A brief item notes Tack's proposed program for a bigger and more prosperous Amarillo with plans for infrastructure, services, and economic improvements. The piece lists numerous civic and municipal projects and policy goals intended to boost living standards and community growth. It also references cotton market conditions from New Orleans and New York, with price movements and market sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Amarillo
Higher creamery prices and assorted market notes
Chicago reports firmer creamery extras and butter prices with new higher standards. Poultry values rise with firmer fowls and springs. Potatoes show steady Wisconsin and Idaho quotes, while Florida produce handles barrels. New York stocks list major firms including Allied Chem, American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, and Ford among others.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Huster Burbanks
Florida Bliss
New York
James E. Bennett
Allin Chalmers
Allied Chem
Amer
Steel & Fury
Tel
Tele
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Associated Dry Goods Atch
Topeka
F. Baldwin Loco
Faltimore & Ohie Barnsdall Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Calif
Petroleum
Cerre de Pasco Copper
Alton
Mil
Chile Copper
Chrysler
Corn Cola Cola
Fuel & Iree & Southern
Cigata
Sss “Crucible Steeh
Dodge Motors
Dupont de Nemours Eastman Kodak
Ees Fleischmann Yeast
Freeport
Texas
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Gt.tern Sugar
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors
Hopp Meters
Spiners Central
Gasceee
Tnapiration
National Harvester
Hallogal Nickel
Kansas City Southe
Kelly Ring Field
Kennecutt Copper
Luniginoa Oil & Ret
Mack Trucka
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Middly States
Oj . My
Kane
Dexe - Migcourt Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Moon Motors
Nash
Motors
Ae National Biscuit
Nat'l Distillers
Obie
Eee Packard Motor
Pan-Amer
Pet
T Rennaylvania
Pere Maronetto
Phillips Petroleum
Prodicere & Refiners So Pura Dil
Indin Corp
Republic Iron & Steel Wee Sears ,Roebuck & Co
Shell Union
Simme Petroleum
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Potter County
Agricultural Committee
P. ¢. Bennett
Everett Cook
Bushland
Howard Williams
Woodrow Mobley
Rivroad
John B. Gilvin
Wilmer Weaterly
J. E. Spann
Eli Dean
Riverroad
Sam B. Arch
Buford Bell
River Road
J. M. Coo
L. D. Brooks
C. M. Wiams
Laley
Harding
Prince of Wales
Mr. Harding
Santa Fe
City Commission
Nellie McDavid
J. C. McDavid
Mr. Tack
San Jacinto
Big Feelers' Club
E.R. T
White & Kirk's
Littlearrow
O. W
S. B. Landers
Mr. Landers
BE. R. T
E. R. Tack
Globe News
City
Graham Vest
Missouri
Senator Vest
Sen
Francis Cockrell
Young West
W. Baynham, M. D
E.R.T
Velma West
Thomas Edward West
Inset
Painesville
Ohio
J. C. Studer
Lila
Oscar Studer
Eriay
Floyd Studer
Europe
India
Ais Rae
Austria
Francis Scott Key
International Arbitration Court
Wal Ar
Oklahoman
Hill
Swisher Road
FE. G. Martin
Wichita Falls
Acme Brick Company
American Central Life Insurance Company
Channing
Janet
Buddy
Col
New Orleans
Liverpool
Lancashire
Carl
Ma Am
Arillo
Vale Durea
Bivins Lake
Owen Hieh
Lew March
Tnyaurnarman Liverpool
James KE. Bennett
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