Fiddlers Fete Set At Municipal Auditorium March 27
A special old time fiddle program will be held March 27 at the Municipal auditorium under the Tri-State Fair association. Eight champion fiddlers are entered plus top ten winners from the Tri-State contest. Not a standard contest, prizes awarded for best fiddlers, with a varied program of violin guitar and mandolin music. Eck Robertson leads a strong lineup with his musical family, and other notable performers include Milt Trout Babe Helton A F Copeland Zeke Welchel Orb Kolb Pat Hooker. Popular prices will apply.
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Municipal Auditorium
Tri- State Fair Association
Wilbur C. Hawk
Tri-State
Eck Robertson
Tan
Milt Trout
Dimmitt
Robertson
Babe Helton
A. F. Copeland
Amherst
Zeke Welchel
Orb Kolb
Silverton
Pat Hooker
Amarillo
Welchel
Potter County
Amarillo Plane Crash Kills Pool and Dunwoody
Pool owner of Pool's Creamery and Amarillo Rotary member dies in a Monocoupe crash near English field north of the city. Pilot Harold W. English an eye witness. Dunwoody, traffic department member, 24, unmarried, remains sent to Fort Worth. Surviving relatives listed. pallbearers named.
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Pool
Harold W. English
Austin
Alma
Robert, Jr
Lee Ross
W. C. Pool
Fort Worth
Walter
Alma Helen
Mary Ella
Ellsbeth
Nell
Dunwoody
E. 0. Thompson
E. O. Bagot
Charles Ware
C. F. Anderson
George Engman
M. M. Merriman
Amarillo
Vera
Moline
Ill
Harold English
Radio and liquor laws drive Amarillo markets and warnings
The piece notes rising liquor prices amid Hoover era enforcement, DA Thomerson wins convictions, and radio signs cracking down on static. It cites a 9:30 pm to 10:30 pm off on switch for signs, urging radio owners to contribute to costs.
Freshman writer from San Jacinto wonders about death
A 14 year old student Myrtle Glen Moore writes from San Jacinto School sharing a spiritual poem on death and the afterlife and asks for publishing feedback. The piece reflects on life, death and the soul with a note about Kipling as a favorite author.
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Tack
San Jacinto
Rudyard Kipling
Long Life
The
News and Globe
Radio complaints grow over local interference issues
Readers report persistent radio interference and neighborhood noise disruptions. Letters describe unsettled reception, unclear signals, and calls for city action. The public shows rising awareness of the impact on daily life and communications.
Shoplifting case details follow from Watners Moore-Poston stores
Witness Warner describes tracking three women from Watner s to the Eakle building where they used the elevator and dropped a package at Edwards Studio. He retrieved the bundle containing two dresses and a coat, identified merchandise, and alerted police as officers arrived.
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Watner’s
Moore- Poston’s
Hepworth
Miss Groves
Edwards’ Studio
Warner
Eakle
Edwards
Diplomats await Geneva talks reshaping post assignments
Hoover plans point man to lead the American delegation at Geneva while others including Herrick in Paris and Fletcher weigh futures. Possible shifts touch MacMurray in China Tokyo ambassadorship, MacVeagh retirement, and Morrow remaining in Mexico City as Latin American staffing changes loom.
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Son
Geneva
Belgium
Herrick
Paris
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Henrry P. Fletcher
Rome
Mr. Hoover
Mexico
Chile
Far East
John van A. MacMurray
China
Tokyo
Charles MacVeagh
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico City
Coolidge
Spring Fair Displayed 720 Glassware at Leipzig Show
At this year’s Spring Fair in Leipzig Germany 720 exhibits of glassware and ceramics drew crowds.
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Leipzig
Germany
Reader seeks housecleaning work and cooking help
A reader asks for help finding work for her and her unemployed husband. She offers day or hourly house cleaning and cooking with experience in better homes and requests an in paper ad running to attract clients at 801 Madison. She promises to pay for the ad with the first job.
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Madison
Wife Prefers Opera Night Over Mary Garden Show
A pioneer cowman announces he will attend the opera Monday night because his wife wants him to, not to see Mary Garden. He mocks posters, jokes about Mojica, Mary’s kiss interviews, and compares Mary to Lily Langtry while planning to watch his wife enjoy the performance.
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O. W
QO. W
Mojica
Mary Garden
Emil Myers
Mary
Jose
Jeff Vaughn
Presidio County
Lily Langtry
Lily
Jeff
Rebels Triumph After Federal Forces Repulsed Last Friday
Reports say two battles occurred yesterday with rebels capturing prisoners and large arms supplies. Eyewitness accounts from El Paso describe air observations and McNab’s arrival as investigations into a Mexican rebel Borquez release proceed.
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George Kraigher
Carl Schlaet
el Paso
Texas
Alexandre McNab
Allied troops reinforced at Mexican border near Bisbee
The Associated Press reports a further detachment of American troops has reported for duty on the Mexican border to reinforce forces sent two days earlier to Naco Arizona to protect the town and its water supply in Bisbee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kellogg
General Borquez
Nogales
Ariz
Associated
Naco
Bisbee
Calles Seeks Durango City First In Mexican Advance
Canitas in Zacatecas state becomes a strategic rail hub as General Calles orders troops toward Durango City then Torreon. The move from Rio Grande aims to clear rebels, secure flank lines, and push toward Durango before advancing on Torreon. Reports suggest Durango may already fall to Federal forces.
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Canitas
Zacatecas
Mexico
Calles
Mexico City
Durango City
Torreon
Géneralissimo
Rio Grande
Durango
Pioneer Woman of Amarillo Dies in Hospital
Mrs Sa cha Ray Stonefield 60 pioneer resident of Amarillo died at a local hospital late yesterday. She lived at 701 East Third street and was a member of the First Christian church Eastern Star and the G I A railroad auxiliary. Survived by daughters Mrs J D Watkins New Smyrna Fla Ruth Stonefield Ethel Stonefield and son George Stonefield. Body held at Griggs funeral home with services likely Sunday afternoon.
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Sacha Ray Stonefield
Stonefield
East Third Street
First Christian Church
The
Eastern Star
G. I. A. A Railroad
J. D. Watkins
New Smyrna
Fla
Ruth Stonefield
Ethel Stonefield
Amarillo
George Stonefield
Calexico
California
Griggs
Stock Show Attendance Poised to Match Record in Fort Worth
Fort Worth, Tex March 14 The Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock show entered its sixth day with hopes of equaling the prior day's attendance of 14 700. Dallas visitors planned for Thursday as Dallas day and All-Texas day with 125 delegates from Dallas and other commercial groups. judging of Jerseys and Holsteins began at 9 a m in the coliseum arena and will run through the morning.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Dallas
Coliseum Arena
Legion Plans Family Party Friday Night
Hanson Post No 54 of the American Legion invites all members and ex service men to a grand family party at the Legion Home Friday night at 8 o clock. The 40 and 8 society will host the event and several members named O Hear in the call are expected to attend.
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Toney Chisum’s
Moore-Poston's
Plains Chevrolet
Mistletoe Creamery
Fair Treater
Hiotice
O'Reilly
O'Toole
O'Mara
O'Shaunessy
O'Hara
Hanson Post No. 54
American Legion
Legion
Legion Home
Rotary Ladies' Night Program Tonight at Herring Hotel
The Rotary club will host its annual ladies' night at 7 15 this evening in the ball room of the Herring hotel.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Herring Hotel
Adventists To Have Services in City
Evangelist Geo E Leffler will occupy the pulpit at the Seventh Day Adventist church at East Sixth avenue and Houston street at 11 o clock Saturday morning. Sabbath school is at 10 a m. Strangers will find a hearty welcome, the pastor stated.
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Geo. E. Leffler
Seventh Day Adventist Church
East Sixth Avenue
Houston Street
Calles Guards Communications From Calientes To Canitas
Federal troops patrol the Calientes to Canitas line at short intervals to prevent enemy raiders from breaking communications. General Calles takes no chances of a weak spot along the frontline.
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Calientes
Canitas
Calles
Cosmopolitan sales boost in April issue amid public interest
Acknowledging fresh public curiosity, Cosmopolitan editor Ray Long notes extraordinary sales of the magazine's April installment. The piece contrasts Coolidge's private life with media attention while touching on extreme cold, atmospheric protection, and historical dispatches.
Floods sweep Iowa and Missouri rivers and towns
Flood waters rise along the Nodaway Platt and 102 rivers inundating lowlands and damaging crops roads and bridges. In Cedar Rapids the Cedar River climbs seven and a half feet in 48 hours flooding livestock and forcing farm families to seek refuge. Galena and Council Bluffs report widespread inundation with closed stores and washed out roads.
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Missouri
Iowa
United Preas
Cedar Rapids
Iown
Cedar River
United Press
Galena, Ir
Galena River
Council Bluffs
Boyer
Nishbotna
Federal forces press toward Torreon in landmark Mexican revolution
18000 Federals led by Gen. Elias Calles advance through mountains toward Torreon as rebels under Gen. Jose Gonzalo Escobar defend the city. In Arrega a clash left seven hundred Federals captured. rebel generals San Martin and Raal Madero clash with 77th and 78th Federal cavalry. Gen. Torres killed at Ganeros as fighting intensifies near Torreon.
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Senger
Mexico City
McNab
San Antonio
Texas
Torreon
Schiner
Mexico
Chihuahua
Artega
Saltillo
San Luis Potosi
Torres
Associated Press
Jaurez
Mex
Coahuila
P. Elias Calles
Jose Gonzalo Escobar
Marcello Caraveo
Chihuahua City
Caraveo
San Martin
Raal Madero
Calles
Caravea
Caravera Torres
Ganeros
Thank God for the hills and rains and doubts
A reflective verse praising hardship and adversity as a shaping force. The speaker thanks difficult weather, bare earth, and life’s failures for keeping life from becoming dull or unfulfilled, noting how challenges and tasks foster growth.
Markets Report from Kansas City and Other Trading Hubs
Markets detail livestock and grain movements across Kansas City Fort Worth Chicago and New York. Hog and cattle runs, calf and veal prices, and sheep figures accompany cotton and grain shifts with notable activity in New York stock letters and bond signals.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Wall Street Steady After Mixed Economic Signals
Markets lifted on news of a broader conservation policy after President Hoover signaled restraint on oil lease approvals. Barnsdall stock rose as investors rotated into energy plays while copper and foreign exchanges traded firmer on weaker cables.
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