Omaha Livestock Men Visit Amarillo for City Welcome
About thirty Omaha livestock exchange firms banks and brokers visit Amarillo invited by the Amarillo Board of City Development. They arrive from Darhart aboard the Fort Worth and Denver line 5:40 am and depart 5:15 pm. A luncheon presided by Mayor Blasdel and an afternoon auto tour are planned to promote Omaha's livestock market.
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Amarillo
Omaha
Omaha Livestock Exchange
Omaha Livestock Commission
South Omaha
Fort Worth
Eugene S. Blasdel
J. N. Riggs
Sam Baughn
Harry Kearns
R. T. Emmett
Photographers to Hold Convention in Floydada
Panhandle Photographers association meets March 27 28 in Floydada Texas with Eastman representative. Program covers portraits lighting posing salesmanship studio tidiness customer relations profitable prices and advertising. Election of officers and social events follow.
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Floydada
Tex
Panhandle Photographers’ Association
Eastman
J. R. Bartlett
Association
Sienson
S F. Ienry
Homer Mulkey
Ldtendon
Earl Shelly
Yoder Cheek
Mangum
Okla
C. M Briggs
Elk City
W. E. Barker
Hobart
George Turnbo
Lubbock
W. D. Orr
Memphis
J. P Moore
Altus
Farth
C. M. Wilson
Jerman Receives Year in Penalty for Whisky Transport
A jury convicts Hub Jerman of transporting a pint of liquor to an Amarillo hotel last October. The sentence calls for one year in the state penitentiary. The case drew wide attention as Col. Ernest Thompson tracked the suspect upstairs to the hotel. A pint of whisky reportedly dropped from Jerman’s coat and a traveling man indicated a coded sequence for obtaining liquor.
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Jerman
Amarillo
Col
Ernest ©. Thompson
New Briscoe County Road Praised as Opened Route
Travelers praise the new road from Silverton to Quitaque in Briscoe county for its straight grade and lack of gear shifts except a 600 foot Caprock climb. Panhandle road work continues with Olton to Muleshoe improvements and Hall county projects toward Quitaque. Randall County Judge Rector L. Duester seeks re election.
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Silverton
Quitaque
Briscoe County
Caprock
Panhandle
Olton
Lamb County
Muleshoe
Bailey County
Hall County
Escaline
Lester
Canyon
Tex
Fort Worth Livestock Market Mixed Receipts and Steady Trade
Fort Worth reports smaller weekend livestock receipts with a steady market. Cattle 150 head, calves 50, hogs 950, sheep 500. hogs mostly common to medium, pigs slow at 4 to 6 dollars. Cattle trade unchanged from last week, beef steers weak, cows in demand, bulls satisfactory. sheep and lambs up. Futures data follow for wheat corn oats and cotton across Chicago New York and New Orleans exchanges.
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Fort Worth
New Suprise in Daugherty Probe Advances
The Daugherty probe extends with Quinby testimony on a 50 percent profit split from Dempsey Carpentier film deals. Wheeler seeks corroboration while Tex Rickard and others are tied to exhibit plans and legal maneuvers amid accusations of political interference and arms running.
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Ranger
Department
Quinby
New Jersey
Jap Muma
E. B. MclLean
Cincinnati
Will Orr
Ike Martin
Dempsey-Carpentier Pictures
Tex Rickard
Wheeler
Daugherty
Jess Smith
E. B. McLean
F. C. Pendleton
New Orleans
Department of Justice
W. J. Burns
Justice Department
Baldwin
Texas
Lone Star
Dr. Cook
Mexico
William Hansen
San Antonio
Dallas
Balwin
Prohibition
J Baldwin
Cantu
Miss Stinson
Baldwin and
Quimby
Legal action on motor vehicle tax act in Texas Supreme Court
Austin reports the state faces a complicated fight over the motor vehicle tax act. Attorney General W A Keeling met with the supreme court in chambers to avoid delays from judges disqualifying themselves for automobile ownership. The request seeks an early ruling on the constitutionality.
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Austin
W. A. Keeling
Supreme Court
State Highway Department
Banking firm eyeing Amarillo office expansion
L. W. Keevil of New York City, a special representative of the United States Mortgage, Loan & Trust Company, arrived in Amarillo to study conditions for an agency. The firm, based at 55 Cedar Street with 6 million dollars in capital and surplus, may place an agent here after favorable talks with local bankers. The move is seen as a potential asset for cattle and other local industries during critical periods.
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L. W. Keevil
New York City
United States Mortgage, Loan & Trust Company
Amarillo
Ihe Company
Cedar Street
Panhandle
Wall Street Journal
Keevil
New York
Palo Duro Baptists Convene in Groom for Three Day Meet
The Palo Duro Baptist association plans a three day gathering in Groom starting Friday March 28 with Baptists and others from the Panhandle expected. The program features devotions sermons round table discussions youth and W M A reports and a 75 Million Campaign focus.
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Palo Duro Baptists
Groom
Palo Duro Baptist Association
J. E. McClurkin
Whit Deer
Texas
W. D. Witt
Panhandle
W. J. McLain
Palo Durochurch
J. IL. Bagwell
Claude
Wilborn
Amarillo
J. L. Bagwell
Association
F. J. Meyer
T. First Church
H. W. Virgin
First Church
G. W. McDowall
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview
Thaw's Mother Joins In Plea For Release
Harry Thaw seeks liberty from the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane in a petition signed with his mother who had opposed earlier efforts. A Philadelphia court approves a jury trial for April 10 to determine his mental state and capability to manage his affairs.
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Philadelphia
Harry Ikhaw
Stanford White
Pennsylvania Hospital For
Thaw
Mair Plan Indorsed by Prominent Business Men
Three business leaders Lee Bivins Col C T Herring and R B Masterson voiced strong backing for the Tri State Exposition plans Herring offered to invest 5000 with five others if needed to push the project while urging broader bond sales Masterson and Bivins pledged full support to the bond committees The Nat pool in San Jacinto Heights promotes a summer climate and healthful swimming as a popular pastime.
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San Jacinto Heights
Wilson's Independence Reflected in 1912 Campaign Dynamics
The piece traces Woodrow Wilson's independence from strict party rulings, praising Bull Moose ideas, and notes his openness to cross party support. It describes his reluctance for stump speaking, adapts to changing audiences, and recalls the 1912 election scene with Princeton students at his Cleveland Lane cottage and a Bermuda retreat shaping his actions.
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Egates
Wilson
Panama Canal
Congress
Capitol Hill
New York
Bull Moose
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mr. Wilson
Princeton University
Cleveland Lane
Ken
Cottare
Wilson Cottage
Wilson Hotse
Woorrow Wilson
Bermuda
Paget
Wilsons
Pipe line project to start soon in Panhandle oil field
Amarillo report says Texas company pipe line will begin within days, running from King’s Mill toward midway between Pampa and Panhandle. Survey teams sparked optimism in Pampa. Tulsa oilmen and Coline Oil Co officials discuss pipeline plans and leases with Dorset Carter as Coline’s president.
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BE. Williams
Amrillo
Pampa
Texas Company
King’s Mill
Panhandle
Williams
Fuesday
Amarillo
Tulsa
Coline Oil Company
Dorset Carter
Coline Company
Therairie Oil and Gas Company
Lee Bivin
Hinzy
Prafy Re Comany
Teachers College Chorts and Orchestra Practice in Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon trains its chorus of 65 voices and an orchestra for the April music festival spanning the 17th to 19th. Director Wallace R. Clark says the balance chorus is among the best he has had.
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Canyon
Tex
West
Texas State Teachers’ College
Wallace R. Clark
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