Potter County Traffic Policy Stance Revealed by Judge Motlow
Judge Sam B Motlow told Globe News the Potter County Commissioners have no authority over traffic violations and that only one traffic officer, J W Pottinger, issues warnings rather than arrests except for extreme reckless speeding. He stressed courteous treatment of strangers and noted no arrests have been made since his appointment.
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Sparks
Potter County Commissioners Court
Sam B. Motlow
Globe News
W. . Lynch
Chansler Weymouth
Boileau
Potter
J. W. Pottinger
Commissioner's Court of
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Commissioners Court
Citizensip
Judge Motlow
Amarillo
United States
Texas
Laley
The Tactless Texan Weill Warns Of Snow Hurting Rail Prows
The speaker warns snow will ruin wheat shipments, blaming over-prosperity and rail bottlenecks. A light snow yesterday and a lighter fall today are noted as contributing factors, with a rural voice lamenting economic distress and insufficient transport.
Town Notes and Local Anecdotes From Amarillo
In AMARILLO the talk centers on a wetter spell and relief for overdue car payments. Farmers and town folk discuss wheat money, mutual obligations, and a humorous tale about tights among Scots. A hotel coffee line leads to a joke about late nights and a Baca county guest. A courting scene ends with a witty handshake and cigars.
Erasmus of Rotterdam and a Amarillo letter column mix
A stream of letters and notes in Amarillo discuss Erasmus of Rotterdam, local crime verdicts, language quirks, freight disputes, and community views. The writers address education, city growth, cultural tastes, and family dynamics in a lively early 20th century column.
Smith Friends Advance New Voting Plan
Friends of Governor Smith propose at the Democratic convention to keep the two thirds rule for the first fifteen ballots and switch to a majority vote if no nomination is reached, aiming to prevent a 1924 style deadlock after Iowa and Sali primaries.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Times Today
Smith
Iowa
Salifornis
Tack's Revised Program for Amarillo’s Growth and Prosperity
A long list of ambitious city aims for Amarillo including infrastructure upgrades such as a viaduct to North Amarillo and Bivins lake public access, new courthouses, a municipal airport, more hotels, rooming houses, apartments, and stores, lower utility rates, heavier policing, and stricter laws including death penalty. It promotes economic growth, drainage, and expanded services while advocating livability improvements and energy investments.
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Amarillo
Great Plains
Bivins Lake
San Jacinto
Palo Dure Canyons
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Clues
A compact crossword puzzle item listing short words and clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes clues like region non Constituent of lacquer cowheaded goddess of the Nile not any frozen water fogs of lice soot mice snake like fish young dogs hair of a caterpillar shore bird allied to the plover a person who overvalues money with drew from active business puzzler provided food imitated to bathe native metal recent fixed course of study ellipsoidal shaped figure wrath to become unshut to slumber vehicle tendon pliable willow twig suitably almost a donkey affront complex burden mesh of lace
Yesterday's Answer Fruits Similar to Lemons List
The list provides numeric clues for a puzzle with terms such as 10 Pointed 11 Tree whose wood is used as a moth preventative 1 Breakwater 20 Slope of a hill 22 Engendered 23 To allot 25 Blackbirds 26 Sudden overpowering fright 27 Musical drama 28 Drain 30 A vagrant 31 To rub out 32 Aluvial tract of land at the mouth of a river 34 To canter 37 To steal 38 English money
Free Swim Challenge At Amarillo Hippodrome Show
Willing volunteers may enter a 12 foot water tank on stage to find how nine bathing beauties disappear from the Hippodrome act. Won over by manager Will Be Winch at the Fair theater, the free swim offer applies to both men and women after a vaudeville bill noted for the disappearing act. Divers in 12 cities have tried to uncover the secret with only one success reported.
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Globe
Amarillo
Tack
P. Ss
Erasmus Tack
Will Winch
Fair Theater
Mr. Winch
Sinclair oil ties spark teapot dome reports
Public reports claim a mysterious package linked to Sinclair oil interests was sent to Justice Frederick L. Siddons, prompting his denial that delivery attempts occurred. The Teapot Dome inquiries had earlier summoned F. A. Siddons who allegedly said the package should be forwarded to Washington, D. C.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sinclair Oil
EF. L. Siddons
Frederick L. Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Siddons
Harry F. Sinclair
F. A. Siddons
Washington, Illinois
Senate
Free osteopathic clinic opens at Amarillo Hospital
Despite rain, Amarillo General Hospital opened its free osteopathic clinic this morning at 307 West Thirteenth Street. Dr. L. J. Vick said more children came for examinations than could be served in the allotted time and doctors worked overtime. The clinic runs all week under the Potter County Osteopathic association.
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Amarillo General Hospital
L. J. Vick
West Thirteenth Street
Potter County Osteopathic Association
Beauty Drive May Give Town Charter
A Panhandle beautification campaign may lead Friona to incorporate as a town with a 600 plus population. Col. Harve Haines reported strong local support at a Friona Beautification meeting, and plans to proceed with incorporation were discussed amid large turnout. A stray note mentions meteors entering Earth’s atmosphere daily.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Friona
Harve H. Haines
Board of City Development
Colonel Haines
Haines
Markets News From Kansas City to New Orleans
Kansas City reports stock receipts around 6 000 head with mixed cattle and calf values. Chicago receipts total 40 000 with market slow to moderate, buyers steady on several classes. New Orleans cotton shifts lower early with later rally potential as weather and ginnings outlook weigh on prices.
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Colorado
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St, Louis
Associated Press
ST. Louis
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Liverpool
New York
Centra Bureau
Cow Becomes Goose of Golden Egg Fame Says Jarboe
Harry Jarboe president of the Drovers' National Bank in Kansas City says the cattle market shows a real shortage due to shipping steer and heifer calves to market yearly. He notes prices rising and calves in demand nationwide, with four years of forecasts proven true. Jarboe, a long-time Amarillo visitor, is a leading cattle-financing figure in Texas.
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Drovers’ National Bank
Kansas City
Mr. Jarboe
Jarboe
Amarillo
Texas
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