Coolidge Likely to Spend Summer in the Rockies
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge is inclined toward a Rocky Mountain summer base with other western locations possible if not chosen. Invites pour in from across the nation, but service and security obligations mean a final site selection will come after mid-summer, with the Rockies the favored choice. A separate Austin note says Gov. Moody will sign the Love anti amnesty measure affecting former Gov. Ferguson amid ongoing political attention.
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Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Markets Report
Markets show hogs and cattle mixed with steady to higher prices in Kansas City Chicago and St Louis. Hogs in KC 7,000 head top 11.74. cattle 15,500 head with vealers 11.00 to 12.00. Chicago hogs 45,000 head with heaviest 11.78. cattle steady to higher. sheep stronger. Cotton and grain markets also noted with futures moves and weather factors influencing trading.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
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ST. Louis
Mexico Seeks Stable Ties and Investment in Cattle Rehab
Mexico’s leaders say border relations with the United States remain fragile, but they welcome lawful American capital to revive depleted Chihuahua ranches. They argue that reform aims to cultivate idle lands, boost tax revenue, and avoid foreign gambling capital, while stressing financial stability and a peaceful future with the U.S. along with broader modernization goals.
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Mexico
United States
Luis Leon
J. A. Alemida
Chihuahua
Leon
Padilla
Children Mix Your Own Malts Campaign in Amarillo
W B Benton and R H Bradley from Dallas promote Thompson's Sweet Chocolate Malted Milk for home shelf use. A miniature shaker accompanies each can to help children make a tasty drink, aiming to ease milk consumption for kids and assist busy hosts.
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R. H. Bradley
Dallas
Amarillo
Thompson
Martin Luther Film to Be Shown Tuesday
A six reel educational film titled Martin Luther His Life and Time will be shown Tuesday evening at San Jacinto Methodists Church in Amarillo under the Lutheran church auspices. The non denominational presentation portrays Luther’s role in religious history and has drawn praise from leading figures. Public is invited.
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San Jacinto
Chesterfieldian Bandits Get Bankroll
J R Howell a Boyer hotel resident reported to police last night a gunpoint hold up on Lincoln street shortly after 8 o clock. He said two young men the leader without a coat wore a cap and a second in a green checked lumber jacket about 5 feet 8 inches tall weighed around 145 pounds relieved him of 25 dollars in cash and valuables. He described them as polite and regretful about the necessity of taking his money.
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Boyer Hotel
Lincoln Street
Mr. Howell
War Clouds Hover Over the Balkans
AP reports from Tirana that four Italian warships have arrived at Durazzo Albania unloading munitions and that Italian staff officers plan military operations. London papers warn of Balkan unrest and European danger, noting Yugoslav efforts to foment a counterrevolution and aiding bands hostile to President Ahmed Zogu.
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Music College Presents Big Program Sunday
Yesterday afternoon at the Amarillo College of Music auditorium the ensemble program featured the orchestra, Ladies' chorus, and Male chorus along with smaller groups. The program included negro spirituals, Festival contest numbers, a male quartet, a string quartet, and closed with The Soldiers' Chorus from Faust. Emil Myers directed the choruses with Lila Austin Myers as accompanist. Ellis B. Hall directed the orchestra with Miss Fay Rogers as accompanist.
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Ladies’ Chorus
Faust
Emil Myers
Lila Austin Myers
Ellis B. Hall
Miss Fay Rogers
Palisades fundraiser yields Amarillo farmer prize
Harry E. Gray, a farmer near Amarillo, saved Globe issues and learned last Thursday that his $750 Palisades membership won a building site. The campaign, led by W. B. Simmons, raised funds for fire victims from the Amarillo hotel annex fire, with news released the prior week.
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Amarillo
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Plans for a new Jewish temple in Amarillo
Plans for a Jewish temple to be named Temple Israel were approved at a Sunday meeting in Carpenter's hall. Rabbi Joshua Sperka urged immediate plans to prevent his departure, prompting pledges and expectations of early work. Women’s auxiliary and men’s meetings are planned to decide location and building type, with further announcements anticipated.
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Temple Israel
Carpenter’s Hall
Joshua Sperka
Episcopal Church Annex
Harry Schwartz
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Regent Store
Sid Braunig
Temple Association
K. of C Initiation Tonight at Ninth and Taylor
Knights of Columbus will hold initiation ceremonies this evening in their hall at Ninth and Taylor streets. A large class will be presented with active conferral by officers including Frank Shanaghressy, William D. Walshe, Frank Kochen, Ed Savage, Paschal Bottoms, J. J. Jeffers, J. A. Ryan, M. T. O'Neill and Father Thomas O'Brien.
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Knights of Columbus
Ninth and
Taylor Streets
Frank Shanaghressy
Council
William D. Walshe
Frank Kochen
Ed Savage
Paschal Bottoms
J. J. Jeffers
J. A. Ryan
M. T. O'Neill
Thomas O’brien
Temple fund drive credited to local volunteers and donors
The drive's success is credited largely to Mrs. M. FE. Aronson Mrs. Harry Schwartz Charles Medrick W. D. Lewis and George Schwartz. Donations to the temple are being sought by Mr. Braunig and Rabbi Sperka and will be received by Mr. Braunig at the Regent store.
Veteran Rancher of Ringgold Is Dead
Steve Melton, an 80 year old land owner near Ringgold, died yesterday at his ranch after a long illness. The report notes he was a longtime area rancher and resident of Nocona, Texas.
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Ringgold
Nocona
Steve Melton
Near Ringgold
Lungmotor Aids In Saving Men At Refinery
Two Amarillo Refining Company workers were revived from a coma by a Griggs lung meter after exposure to fumes in an empty condenser box. Mike Fry aged 35 and R. B. Seales aged 24 were hospitalized with good recovery prospects. a third employee was also present during the cleaning operation.
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Amarillo Refining Company
Mike Fry
R. B. Seales
Revival Meeting Draws Large Crowds at Full Gospel Church
Evangelist J. Edgar Freeman of Tulsa leads revival at the Full Gospel church into the second week with one of the largest crowds yet. Most of Sunday night’s service focused on after services as many men and women responded. Freeman, well known in religious circles, has held successful revivals nationwide and invites the public to attend the meetings held each evening at 7:45.
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Full Gospel Church
J. Edgar Freeman
Tulsa
Klok-Lax Promises Quick Grippe Relief
A medical ad claims one or two Klok-Lax tablets at bedtime will cure grippe influenza sore throat or tonsillitis by morning. It touts cleansing the 28-foot intestinal canal of poisonous waste and promises no nausea and clear head. Doctors warn constipation endangers health and urge rational treatment.
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Lieved
Shanghai march of US Marines amid nationalist advance
1200 United States marines marched through Shanghai’s principal streets with full field gear and weapons as a show of solidarity for the nationalist victory. The move was for drill only and not tied to the Chinese military situation. General Pi Shu Chen reportedly sought refuge in the French concession. The Cantonese cut the Shanghai Nanking railway. Melbourne hospital patients to receive headphones in a city campaign.
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United States
Chaumont
Pi Shu-Chen
Shanghai
Nanking
See What I Did for 30 cts Diamond Dyes Ad
Brighten wardrobe with home dyeing. Easy, inexpensive Diamond Dyes promise perfect results for old suits dresses drapes and spreads. Free Diamond Dye Cyclopedia color samples and illustrated Color Craft book offered by Diamond Dyes Dept N9 Burlington Vermont.
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Burlington
Vermont
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