Local war veteran to enter U.S. hospital for care
Paul H. Harris Spanish American War veteran, deemed insane, will be admitted to a United States veterans hospital after County Judge Sam B. Motlow and W. D. De Grassi secured a discharge copy and progress with the Veterans Bureau. Harris, about 60, has family in Oklahoma and Texas and is described as weak minded but not a maniac.
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Paul H. Harris
United States Veterans Hospital
Sam B. Motlow
W. D. de Grassi
Texas
Motlow
de Grassi
Harris
Matlow
Veterans Bureau
Aken
Acac
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Roy Greenhill
L. Gough
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Festival Artists 10 Appear at Kansas Fetes
Two Panhandle Music Festival artists will perform in Kansas then visit here. Mojica headlines the Hays Kan festival noted as the largest in the state, drawing attendees statewide. Albert Spalding offers a Lindsperg Kan recital Easter Sunday, arriving Amarillo April 13 and staying through Tuesday. Oscar Seagle comes from Dallas for an Amarillo recital after two Dallas appearances.
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Kansas
Mojica
Hays. Kan
Albert Spalding
Lindsperg
Kan
Amarillo
Oscar Seagle
Amarillo Direet
Dallas
Twin Six well increases production due to deeper drilling
The Twin Six well in Hutchinson county Texas raised oil output from 70 to 186 barrels per day after the drill hole advanced one more foot to 2796 feet. The well in Block Y Section 6 M and S survey is owned by twelve A n Man and James D Ward of Tulsa and Amarillo.
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J. J. Currie
Block Y
Hutchinson County
S Survey
Aan Mo
James D. Ward
Tulsx
Amarillo
A Fine Chance for Oil in Potter County
Two oil showings were found in the Warches well drilled by Assablo Oil Company in Potter County. A nine foot oil sand was struck at about 4806 feet and then turned into shale. The sand appeared tight for production but was oil permeated and the bit was coated with oil. The company hopes for a positive offer within days as results indicate a shallow trend.
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Warches
Assablo Oil Comany
Potter County
Bill McSpadden
Military training defended by Weeks before colleges group
Secretary Weeks argued military training is worth every cent even without new wars. He told the Association of Military Colleges and Schools that military schools are notably free from harmful theories and practices found in other institutions.
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Washington
Weeks
Association of Military Colleges and Schools
Heir to McCormick Millions Lives On $15 A Week
Fowler McCormick the grandson of the Inter national Harvester founder works ten hours daily as a laborer at the Milwaukee Harvester plant living in a small South Side room. He arrived five this morning and travels between departments while learning the business on a budget of fifteen dollars weekly.
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Associated Presss
Milwaukee
South Pierce Street
Fowler McCormick
International Harvester
McCormick
Marvester Company
Young McCormick
South Side
Fifi Potter Stillman
National City Bank of New York
Harold McCormick
Rockefeller McCormick
Bandit Robs Fort Worth Man During Manhunt
A lone masked bandit robbed Paul R. Fontaine of Fort Worth near here, taking jewelry worth 4060 dollars and 110 dollars in cash. Fontaine said a high powered car shadowed him from Sweetwater and overtook him on the road as officers hunted the Mealean gang after the sheriff and a constable were killed.
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Associated Press
Abileve
Paul R. Fontaine
Fort Worth
Fontaine
Sweetwater
the Mealean
W. W. Satterwhite
Howard County
George Reeves
Merkel
Chief Cain Joins Wise Guys Order in Odd Floydada Visit
Special to The Globe Floydada March 26 Amarillo police chief Clark Cain is said to be a bonafide member of the Order of Wise Guys He arrived to testify in the Hobrat Miller trial and witnessed residents claim mistreatment by local officials Cain reportedly rode the Ocean Wave rides with Amarillo men and demanded warrants for two men Cain and several other officers are named as initiates in the order and court staff amusedly note the crowd's reaction.
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Clark Cain
Amarillo
The
Order of Wise Guys
Mr. Cain
Floydada
Hobrat-Miller
Cain
J. R. Maddox
Roy Cullum
J. L. Smith
T. A. Martin
Myrick and Webb
Lions Meet Date Changed for Brownwood Convention
Abilene announces the Texas Lions Clubs annual convention moved to April 20 and 21 to accommodate international president Harry A. Newman of Toronto. District Governor R. D. Green cites scheduling needs and the Country Club district as inviting to members.
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O Abilene
Texas Lions Clubs
Brownwood
R. D. Green
Harry A. Newman
Toronto
Improvements at Armory Reduce Panic Risk After Jam
The Globe reports that improvements at the Armory include a large exterior double door and two exterior single doors as a fire exit plan after an editorial condemned the building as unsafe for large crowds. Captain L. O. Thompson, Texas National Guard, notes the changes follow the Warley-Fisher match incident where over 1,000 people crowded the hall and took nearly an hour to exit.
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L. O. Thompson
142Nd Infantry
Texas National Guard
Globe
Amarillo News Briefs Mix Gossip, Golf, and Grain
In Amarillo today readers hear scattered items from doctors and shoppers alike. Col Will Miller backs game warden B D Garman as golf chatter and Hillcrest tournament scores surface. The annual Amarillo Country Club handicap starts April 6 with matches April 12 to 18. An oilman notes Midwest refinery growth near Casper while wheat and pasture conditions draw comment from locals and officials.
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Polk Street
Amarillo
Will Miller
B. D. Garman
Texas
W. W. Woolsey
Hillcrest
Parent-Teacher Association of
St. Mary's Academy
Academy
Amarillo Country Club
Mid-West Company
Mid-west
Casper
Wyo
Bill MceSpauden
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Lyra
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Ale
Hazel Deyo Batchelor
the Globe
Jay
Miles Bivine
Bob Ames
Rochester
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