Woman here to help in W C 1 amid Amarillo lecture
Miss Helen Lewise Byrnes of Los Angeles state secretary of the California Young People's branch lectures to Amarillo women at Polk Street Methodist Church at 8 pm. She aids reorganization of the local Women’s Christian Temperance Union as described by Mrs. J. D. Biggs.
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Helen Lewise Byrnes
Los Angeles
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
J. D. Biggs
Byrnes
Young People’s Branch
California
Global Stock Bets and Revolt News Across Countries
The report notes Beixian stock oversubscription eightfold as markets hold firm. It cites Ford’s sales potential, Wall Street optimism, and car financing at 9 percent. Mexican rebels seize Jaurez, probe bank loot, and seek funds. U S embargo on arms and flying machines limits aid. Catholic services return to Sonora. in Europe Switzerland sees a stock boom. Indian labor in Ceylon forms a separate union. Germany adds postal apartments amid Berlin football craze.
Red Clashes With Deputies Then Vanishes
A man nicknamed Red, drunken and bloodied after a hatchet assault, wandered drunkenly last night and was taken to Northwest Texas hospital. He resisted jail and hospital care, leaving after treatment and later recovered, prompting police to seek sightings.
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Red
Northwest Texas
Griggs
Sheriff's Department
Penny A Day Insurance Promises Monthly Income
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co announces a new accident policy offering up to 100 dollars monthly for 24 months in total disability and 31 thousand dollars on death. Cost is 3.50 dollars per year with no prior medical exam and 10 days free inspection. Over 40,000 already hold this protection.
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The
Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co
Moriarty Bldg
Kansas City
Tack and Lollapalooza spark town notes and laughs
A Texas Amarillo column shares playful letters and curiosities. The writer recaps a baby named Lollapalooza, a horse named Tack, a carpenter wanted for quick work, robin houses and Audubon tips, bird rewards, sparrow wars, and a staged tale of a man who tried to die and failed, ending with a Mexican revolution note.
Missing Lead the Coon Dog Sparks Reward in Amarillo
Local column reports Max O’Brien’s missing coon dog Lead a black and tan male with torn ears worth about 50 dollars. a $5 reward offered. Notes on coon hunting, duck exhibit at the fair, and neighborly tips about house dogs and Airedales. Mentions Miss Nida Martin, The News-Globe, and various local residents. Includes requests for barber tools and a missing White Spitz named Spark with a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max O'Brien
O'Brien
Ong Street
Nida Martin
News-Globe
Dodd, Mead & Company
City campaign picks up zest for Amarillo mayor race
The announcement of W H Brymer for reelection to Commissioner No 1 adds zest to Amarillo politics. Brymer joins a field of nine candidates three weeks from the election with March 22 filing and an April 2 vote. Mayoral hopefuls include Lon D Marrs Col Ernest Thompson J R Gant and M I Huddleston as campaigns heat up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hi. Brymer
Brymer
Jim Vernon
Ploneer
J. H. Harris
M. N. Twaddell
Lester Stone
Lon D. Marrs
Col
Ernest Thompson
J. R. Gant
M. I. Huddleston
Amarillo
Bandits Hurl Cop Into Quicksand During Texas Bridge Escape
Two bandits fleeing Walters Oklahoma after a holdup were stopped at the Burkburnett free bridge over the Red River in Texas. They struck Officer Bill Garland head first into a 25 foot quicksand pit. Dr. R J Rice rescued the officer. Garland survived with bruises and the thieves were later captured near Walters.
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United Preas
Wichita Falls
Walters
Okla
Texas
Burkburnett Free Bridge
Red River
R. J. Rice
Bill Garland
Burkburnett
Burleson Appeals for Police Action Over Daylight Theft
A. C. Burleson reports his truck battery was stolen in broad daylight near the Masonic hall while he walked uptown. He asks the police chief to instruct officers to curb petty theft, noting recent similar incidents and urging sharper vigilance. He can be reached via Spark at 2-116 or 508 Prospect.
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A. C. Burleson
A Soldier’s Record Questioned in Amarillo Criticism
A letter argues against derogatory remarks about Col. Ernest O. Thompson’s war service. The writer questions whether front line or rear assignment matters if the service was honest and faithful, defending Thompson from rumors.
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Amarillo
Ernest O. Thompson
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Tack
Johnston Offers Highway Records In Johnston Impeachment Trial
Oklahoma City March 11 governor suspended Henry S Johnston offered the state highway department records as defense testimony in his impeachment trial on charges of corruption and incompetency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State Highway Department
Henry S. Johnston
Milk safety warnings urge strict cooling and reporting
City health officials warn that even properly tested milk can become contaminated within hours if not kept below 60 degrees. Parents are advised to deliver milk cooled to 60 degrees or lower, place it in an ice box, and report any bad milk. Emphasizing clean cows and utensils, officials say cooling is the key to pure milk and aim to prevent epidemics through public cooperation.
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5. E. Fish
Robins
Audubon Society
Dr. Larson
Latfon
City Health Department
Health Department
Mexican naval patrols guard coast to stop Guirre escape
Mexican naval vessels patrol the coast south of Vera Cruz to prevent possible escape by sea of General Jesus Maria Guirre, defeated revolutionary leader. The ships arrived yesterday from Tampico and patrolled the area today.
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Ahe
Vera” "Ruz
Mex
Here
Jesue Maria Guirre
Tampico
Fire Damages Merchants Exhibit Building at Big Expo
The blaze broke out in the Merchants Exhibit Building as flames burst from ceiling decorations. One man was treated in a hospital. Jarvis and Van Zandt fought the fire with extinguishers before firefighters arrived, and stock was moved with little trouble though poultry losses were felt keenly. The exposition was likely the largest in the United States.
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Jarvis
Merchants Exhibit
van Zandt
United States
Mexican revolt disrupts mail and embargos ports nationwide
The Mexican government blocks international traffic as rebels seize key routes and ports. Federal forces converge on Torreon while rebel commands push toward Mazatlan and Mexico City, with executions feared and defections increasing.
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Washington
Mexico
Brief Reflections on Life and Death by Edgar A Guest
A 1929 verse meditation contrasts mortal frailty with wealth and memory. The speaker ponders what a sick man fears beyond death, notes a pale traveler in a chair, and asserts life’s brief span and the ultimate value of memory and friendship.
Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep From Kansas City to New Orleans
Kansas City hogs 12 000 head 25 to 100 higher top 811.15. cattle 12 000, steady to strong with steers 260-1600 lbs at 11.65-14.25 and fed yearlings 12.00-14.50. sheep 9 000 with lambs 25 lower, lambs 15.35-16.75, ewes 7.60-9.60. Chicago hogs 35 000, tops 11.75. cattle 17 000 with yearlings firm, heavies weak, top 14.50. calves steady to weak. sheep 76 000, lambs 16.85 to 18.00. New Orleans cotton opens easy on lower Liverpool cables. May around 20.61-20.69, July 20.73-20.74, October 20.25-20.35, midday steadier. New York cotton opens steady, May near 21.81-21.27, midday steady. Liverpool spot prices listed for several grades.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Chicago
New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Great Northarn
Gulf
Greene Ecaeioe
Houston Oil Eee
Hup Motors
Humble Oil
Ilinois Central A
Independent Oil & Oe
al Inspiration Copper Teen
International Cement
Eee
Aly International Harvester
International Nickel Od
Gilly International Petroleum BB
He International Te
Telg
Gto
Kansas City Southern
Kelly-Springfield
Kelvinator Te
Kennecott Copper
Kolater Radio
Lima
Lowe's Inca
Lorillard Tobacco
Louisiana Oil& Ref
Mack Trucks Steee
Marland Oil
Mexican Seaboard Oil
Northern Pacific
Packard Motor
Pan-Amer
Pet & Trans B
Pennsylvania K
Southern Railway
Standard
California
Dyer
Indiana
Standard of
New Jersey
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Gulf
Texas Corporation
Texas & Pacific Bal
Texas
Paci Ma Coal & Outer
Tidewater
Seve RT
Vals Timken Boller Bearing
Accave
Union Pacific
Union Carbide
Seeenenees
United States Steel VII
Ee Aes Vanadium Stee
Victor Talking Canhns
Warner Brothers Vf
Westinghouse Elec
White Eagle
White Motors
Aee Vee
Willys-Overland
Highway vote delayed as bonds face promised support
The House delayed a bond vote until late afternoon while whips seek the necessary votes. A 100 vote tally is needed to place the bond proposal before voters next September 7. The House also advanced a state cancer and pellagra hospital bill, with amendments tying location to a city with similar institutions or a medical college. Other wording changes renamed and reorganized several state institutions.
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Naems
Corsicana
Waco
Deaf and Dumb
Texas School For the Deaf
Butter and poultry price report from Chicago markets
The Chicago market report lists butter tower and creamery extras at 49 4 and 48 ðs. Firsts, seconds and ordinary grades show varied bids, with highs near 31 82c and 30s in creamery items. In poultry, fowls 28 to 32 1/2c, springs 34c, roosters 28c, turkeys 89c, ducks 24 to 30c, geese 2 to 2 1/2c.
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Stenco
The
Associated Press
Chicago
Air Features Across Major Stations In Midwest And West
Regional radio stations WDAF WTMJ WEBC WHAS WSB WFAA KPRC WOAT WKY KOA KSL KPO KGO KOMO KGW KHQ WMC KFT present varied air features. The list highlights a broad network of outlets across multiple markets.
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WDAF
WTMJ
WEBC
WHAS
WSB
WFAA
KPRC
WOAT
WKY
KOA
KSL
KPO
KGO
KOMO
KGW
KHQ
WMC Kft
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W.C
Ies
Beixian
Wall Street
Henry Ford
Jaurez
Jaures
Kellogg
America
Sonora
Switzerland
Ceylon
Germany
Berlin
Texico
Smith
Hoover
Dorothy Dix
T. J. Randal
N. M
Route 2
Mr. Randal
Amerillo
Kiwanis Club
Racketeer
Plum
Oo. W
Negro Hotel
Negro Town
Bivins Lake
T. M. Caldwell
J. C. Rickman
Boston
Mr. Rickman
News- Globe
Joseph Evan
Astoria
Spark
Johnston Offers
Highway Records
Guirre
Torreon
Escobar
Calles
Canitas
Mexico City
Zacatecas
Sinaloa
Cruz
Mazatlan
Nayarit
Guadalajara
Almazan
Southern Pacific
Baja California
Gulf of California
Aguirre
Vera Cruz
Edgar A, Guest
Transit Grain & Commission Co
Ft. Worth
James E. Bennett & Co
Open High W Lose Co
P.C
Allied Chemical & Dye
Andes Copper
A. M
Byers
Seers Fe
American Smelting
American & Telg
American Tobacco
Atchison Topeka & S
Atlantic
Baltimore & Ohio Treee
Barnsdall Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Briges Body
Brooklyn Man
Tranit
Burroughs
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Mill S. Pr
R. T. & Poose
Chile
Chrysler
Cities Service
Coca Colara
Colorado Uel & Tron
TT Consolidated Gas of
Fox Ford
England
Cyvvies Lhense
General Kleeding
General General Mills Motors
Rosy Glidden Roec
Goodyear
Granam Paige
Great Western Sugar
Great Northern
Majestic Radio
Panhandle Music Company
51L Polk
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