Traffic Club Forming at Amarillo Hotel March 20
A permanent traffic club will be organized at the next noon meeting of shippers and railroad representatives, March 20 at the Amarillo hotel. J. Cole was named temporary president, John M. Spann temporary chairman, and over 50 attending. Committees on by laws and constitution were named, with members from Santa Fe, Great West Mill, Fort Worth and Denver, Panhandle Lumber, Texas Wheat Growers, and Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Hotel
J. Cole
John M. Spann
Neal Ainsworth
Jobbers and Manufacturers Association
Traffic Club
P. N. Montgomery
Santa Fe
Y. H. Sparrow
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
A. E. Drake
The
Fort Worth & Denver
D. B. Foy
Panhandle Lumber Company
R. F. Cook
Texas Wheat Growers Association
F. B. Pool
Fort Worth
Leadville Officials Renominated After Indictments
Leadville Colorado March 7 the city Democratic organization renominated all city officials recently indicted by federal authorities on prohibition violation charges. William Corbet was the only exception and has disappeared since federal charges were filed. The grand jury charged bribes and hush money aided paving Main street. The party passed a resolution expressing complete confidence in Mayor R J McDonald and all aldermen and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Colec
William Corbet
Federal Grand Jury
R. J. McDonald
Labor Union Meeting Notes from Amarillo Hall Sessions
The Central Labor Union met at Carpenters Hall with W. W. Finch presiding. Delegates discussed financing state federation travel, heard talks by Otto E. Fisher, and noted sick members. Twenty six delegates attended with plans for next week's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Harve Oliver
Fred Fisher
W. W. Finch
Tom Adkins
Reading
Sam Norton
W. H. Wiggins
J. C. Darwin
State Federation of Labor
W. S. Love
Bakers Union
West Sixth Street
Otto E. Fisher
Fisher
United
Local notes on trades, events and facilities in 1910s era
A miscellany reports plumbers and other workers hired for a Metropolitan Chain store project on Polk street following talks with owners. It notes a Scotch neighbor keeping his son from school, the installation of a $15000 loud speaker in Los Angeles, and a new cold storage addition at St Petersburg post office. Also mentions fiddlers contest at the Auditorium, ticket rush at City Drug store, and Arkansas paper plants including a Camden mill costing $5 million employing 675 workers.
Glass house rising atop New York building in translucent design
Plans for a three story glass house on a New York roof top feature glass bricks and translucent walls with concrete and steel reinforcements. Night lighting effects will be showcased and visitors will be searched upon entry to prevent stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City administration members face federal trial in bootlegging probe
Five city officials are soon to stand trial with 21 alleged bootleggers in federal court at Pueblo, following a grand jury investigation. The proceedings stem from a wide March bootlegging case tied to the assembly’s broader political ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Sugar beet refuse becomes profitable live stock feed
The U S beet sugar association reports beet tops cut at harvest now feed livestock in beet fields. Harry A Austin says farmers in Western beet states earned about 10 dollars per acre selling beet tops last fall, turning a once useless byproduct into a multi million dollar revenue source for farmers and sugar manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
United States
Harry A. Austin
Washington, D. C
U. S. Beet Sugar Association
Two Girls Recover After Adler ika Treatment
Two girls survived stomach trouble by living on hot water and rice before using Adler ika. They report relief from gas, improved digestion, and better sleep after the first spoonful, with the product claimed to remove old waste and improve meals. Post Office Drug Co. and Fox Drug Co. promote Adler ika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H
Adlerika
Post Office Drug Co. and
Fox Drug Co
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E. Rollins
Painters Union
Painters Hall
Harve Thomas
Amarillo
D. V. Wible
East Ninth Street
L. Quinn
Globe Force
Niagara Falls
van Buren Street
Western Auto Supply Company
L. M. Guimes
Ham Davis
Coleman
Fee
Herbert's Domino Parlor
Buchanan Street
Metropolitan
Polk Street
Los Angeles
St. Petersburg
Fla
Arkansas Paper Company
Camden
Arkansas
St. Louis
Malvern
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
Ind Cof Tractors
Tulsa
Okla
Paul Union
William W. Maloney, S
Columbia Typoaptival Union
Washington
ING
Jim
Sloans Liniment
Sloan
Sloan's
Sloan's Liniment Mills Pain
Eddie Quillan
Lina Basquette
Robert Armstrong
Bessie Barriscale
Carol Lombard
Pathe News
Handy Andy
Eeee tCz Radio
Amarillo Electric CO
Polk
Glen Rose
Dr. Henington
Wise Atr Theatre
Stock Exchange
George Bancroft
Baclanova
Nancy Carroll
Paul Lukas
Wall Street
Just For
Charlie Chase
Joe Cook
Hoover
Laat Times ‘Today
the Globe-News
Bible Distribution
M. Houston
Chillicothe
Texas
Jess Morris
Dalhart
Babe Helton
J. D. Huffman
Post
F. M. Beck
Abernathy
Lewis Franklin
Vernon
Dimmitt
A. F. Copeland
Amherst
W. C. Massey
Roswell
New Mex
F. A. Coleman
Clovis
New Mexico
J. A. Denton
Panhandle
Allen Criswell
Stratford
J. M. Manire
Groom
Babe Barker
Claude
F. Kolb
Silverton
A. Rusk
Canyon
W. C. Reeves
Lelia Lake
Wee Moore
Colorado
E. W. Jackson
Zeke Welchel
N. Taylor
Tex
Shas. Gouce
Friona
Fick Robertson
Lubbock
Old Fiddlers
City Auditorium
City Drug Store
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