Diverse Claims On Early Jewish Maritime Role Amid Early Industry Notes
The piece cites 12th century Jewish traders possibly crossing to America with Chinese navigators, cites Hebrew words in native languages, and mentions Phoenician seafaring. It covers the big telephone company's growth, Tidewater and Associated Oil movements, and labor talks in New York, with social notes on fashion and London's white elephant exhibit, ending with political prose from a foreign report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Pacific
Coas
Kaiffeng
China
Mather le Jeune
Miritieh Columbia
America
Straits of
Gibraltar
Carthage
Mediterranean
Wellington Man Slain Rocks Island May Protest
Well set to major bond vote tomorrow in Wellington to relieve school congestion with a 240000 public bond for three new or expanded buildings. Votes open 8 am to 6 pm at court house and Central fire station with two presiding judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocks Island
Court House
Polk Street
Central Fire Station
Polk
J. R. Gant
Ie. J. Witt
W.S. Roberts
J. WP. Burgess
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Amarillo Aims to Match Tulsa Growth in Ten Years
Tulsa oilman George D. Foster told the Kiwanis crowd that Amarillo could grow as Tulsa did from 16 000 in 1908 to 140 000 today and urged similar development. Wade Brymer received a silver loving cup for a recent attendance contest. Ed Spann and Irwin Osehner were elected delegates to the Montreal international convention. Virginia Greg played viola with Mr Reektold on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tulsa
George D. Foster
Kiwanis Club
Mr. Foster
Wade Brymer
Wast
Ed Green
Ed Spann
Irwin Osehner
Montreal
Virginia Greg
Viola Soag
Tat Reektold
Worx of a. p. will be explained on radio
The article discusses the work of 000 men and the attempt to explain a project on Gyfr Radio. It mentions pseudonymous figures and unclear roles within a community effort, touching on tasks, schedules, and the purpose of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WORX
A. P
Gyfr Radio
Panhandle Oil Boom Brings National Attention to Amarillo
Oil men from Oklahoma and Wyoming converge on Amarillo as Panhandle boom expands. First registrants include thirteen Oklahomans with seven from Tulsa, while Casper Wyoming crews arrive and seek permanent relocation. Houston players join rush as newspapers across the United States cover the expansion urging leases and drilling contracts. The US watches Amarillo closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Amarillo
Panhandle
Oklahoma
New York World
Charleston chorus headed for Amarillo stage show
The world class Charleston chorus with 60 dancers arrives by special train from Tulsa to Amarillo for George White’s Sandals at the auditorium tonight in three acts and twenty seven scenes. Seventy five cast members, twenty four stage hands and extra scenery cars accompany the production. Tickets via City Drug Store must be reserved by 1 o clock. show starts shortly after 8.
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George White
Amarillo
Tulsa
New York
Sayre
Oklahoma
McKnight Transfer Company
Dave Derden
Werden
City
Stinnett Heads to Chicago to Pressure Rail Protest
A. S. Stinnett will travel from Amarillo to Chicago to confer with Rock Island officials and then seek an immediate Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the Rock Island’s pending Amarillo to Liberal road permit. Local oil men expect Rock Island to oppose Santa Fe’s 30 mile oil field road, warning time is crucial as protests may shape an oil building war.
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Rock Island
Santa Fe
A. S. Stinnett
Amarillo
Chicago
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Panhandle
North Plains Railroad
Fock Island
Tin Santa Fe
Stinnett’s Ordes
Santa Fes
Stinnett
Oi Field
Oil price cuts ripple through markets with mixed grades
Market notes show crude oil prices trimmed by 55 cents a barrel amid agency purchases. Several grade names appear garbled but indicate shifts in value across Pennsylvanian, Seaboard, and related regional grades.
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Pittebursh
Mareh
Vince and Vradtond
Bae
Peanepivents
Fragmentary Notice From an Old Page
The readable text presents garbled OCR fragments including names and partial phrases. No coherent event or clear entities emerge to anchor a specific summary card.
Prohibition Not An Issue Says O Malley In Amarillo Poll
Rev F W O Malley pastor of the First Christian church says enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment is the real issue in the Amarillo poll tied to a nationwide survey by The News and The Globe. He urged voters to back stricter law enforcement and predicted a large majority for enforcement. Ballots will be sent to News Globe readers later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. O'Malley
First Christian Church
News
the Globe
Amarillo
Rev. O'Malley
Prohibition
O'Malley
News- Globe
Norman Hopkins Dies as Pneumonia Claims Young Man
Norman Sutton Hopkins 20 son of Mr and Mrs W Hopkins 1614 Harrison street died at Northwest Texas hospital at 4 30 Sunday morning after pneumonia of less than a week. Funeral arrangements set for this afternoon. Read text shows mother ill and other family members affected.
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Norman Sutton Hopkins
W. ¥. Hopkins
Harrison Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Pelham
Tomame
Bethere
Mt. Anthéns
Pete Cot
Momentous League Session Opens in Geneva
The League of Nations assembly opened in Geneva with Viscount Ishii presiding. Crowded galleries and noisy corridors prompted Ishii to call for silence as diplomats and public debated the crisis. Dr Alfonso Da Costa was elected assembly president by 96 votes.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations Assembly
Viscount Ishii
League Assembly
League
Paris
M. Briand
Auton Chamberlain
Vandervelde
Belgium
League Palace
M. Anden
Sweden
France
Germany
Alfonso da Costa
Portugal
40 and 8 to Stage Big Promenade on Thursday
The Amarillo 40 and 8 will stage a large promenade Thursday afternoon. Members of the newly organized 40 and 8 of Wheeler County will be initiated with Amarillo men. The procession is scheduled to begin at a stated time on Thursday.
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Mr. Mellon
the Treasury
Amarillo 40
Wheeler County
Amarillo
Elock Thureday
Altercation Near School House Ends in Farmer's Death
Wellington Texas March 8 W M Owens 53 prominent farmer was shot to death Sunday in an altercation at his farm five miles north of Wellington Two shotgun blasts struck him dead J W Martin arrested by Deputy Sheriff Jim Cook later released on bond 65000 after formal murder charge Bean school house location motive undisclosed and Martin silent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Globe
Wellington
Tex
W. M. Owens
J. W. Martin
Jim Cook
Bean School
Martin
Youths Held in Forgery Case Put in County Jail
George Taylor Owen Lackey and Bill Reid, charged with forging the Panhandle Pipe Line name on checks, were moved from city to county jail. They allegedly obtained about 300 dollars in clothing and 600 dollars in cash from local merchants, including an attempted pass at Rubin's Toggery where a signer denied writing the checks. Police officers Webb and Richards arrested them after the incident. Most victims have recovered items. much of the money may be returned.
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George Taylor
Owen Lackey
Bill Reid
Panhandle Pipe Line Company
Rubin's Toggery
Rubin
Webb and Richards
Five Men Escape from Quanah Jail Break
Five inmates escaped from Quanah jail in a sudden breakout. Precise details including names and method were not fully confirmed, with authorities launching an investigation into the incident and a search for the fugitives.
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Quanah
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Pag
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MIL
Cornte
Btn
Siam
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O’malley
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L.N
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Suigide
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Arther
Tony
Otters
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Owen
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