Meachern to Enter Contest for Northwest Boys Conference
Billy McEachern a Ama rillo junior high student will represent Ama tillo at the Northwest Texas Older Boys Conference contest in Amarillo March 30 31 and April 1. He earned the Amarillo high school competition right last Friday among four Amarillo Hi Y clubs. The weeklong drive to promote the conference includes trips by Grover Good and other leaders to Plainview Lubbock Big Spring Sweetwater and Abilene with rallies planned.
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Billy McEachern
Amatillo
Good
Amarillo
Panhandle
Grover Good
Plainview
Lubbock
Big Spring
Sweetwater
Abilene
Horace Russell
George Ordway
J. M. Tutt
Toby Galbraith
Charles Woodburn
Marvin Collie
Joe McNeill
Joseph Whittington
George Davis
Jordan Weills
J. T. Oliver
Roy Snodgrass
Bradley Snodgrass
Gabe Coleman
Injunction To Halt English Ship Merger
The International Mercantile Marine Company filed proceedings in English courts seeking an injunction to block the Cunard and White Star merger from taking effect. The merger subsidy bill was read a third time in the House of Commons on March 15, and a New York witness threatened suit over sums alleged due to I M M by the White Star Line. Mobeetie Texas, known as the mother city of the Panhandle, has held three names and locations.
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London
International Mercantile Marine Company of
New York
Cunard
White Star Shipping Lines
House of Commons
P. A
Franklin
White Star Line
Blood and Vital Force Advice from Fort Worth Reader
A Fort Worth reader describes persistent cough and indigestion causing low energy and skin issues. He credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for restoring health after two bottles. Available in tablet and liquid forms with pricing.
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J. D. Stanford
Main St
Fort Worth
Texas
Dr. Pierce
Roosevelt medal approved by Roosevelt
The Philadelphia mint has ordered a three inch bronze medallion struck off bearing President Roosevelt’s likeness and the White House seal. Designed by J. R. Sinnock and approved by the President, copies will be sold to the public at one dollar each.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
White House
J. R. Sinnock
Philadelphia Mint
Austria plans iron grip on press and media
Vienna reports the government outlines a corporative constitution that bans republic and democracy terms. The plan grants vast powers to the federal president who can amend the constitution during emergencies, expanding censorship over press theater and radio under the new system.
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Austria
Vienna
Boys and Girls Escape Death in Trinity River Floods
Four youths narrowly escaped drowning when their car stalled on a flooded low bridge over the Trinity River in Fort Worth. Woodrow Sharp and Winfield Mauldin were inside with Maxine Frey and Dorothy Wilson. Sharp attempted a rescue after stepping out, was swept 200 feet downstream, but reached the bank and firefighters saved the others.
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Fort Worth
Trinity River
Woodrow Sharp
Winfield Mauldin
Maxine Frey
Dorothy Wilson
Sharp
Fire Department
Infant of Mr and Mrs Cox Dies at Northwest Texas
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cox of 1601 Taylor Street died at 4 this morning at Northwest Texas Hospital. Survived only by the parents. Funeral services set for 11 Tuesday at Boxwell Brothers Chapel with Rev. FE B Fincher officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Melvin Cox
Taylor Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
FE. B. Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Dr C C Selecman Continues Pre Easter Talks
Dr C C Selecman SMU president carries on pre Easter sermons at Polk Street Methodist Church tonight on My Conception of Heaven He will speak at the church twice daily and close his services on Easter Sunday at the church in Dallas Texas.
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C. C. Selecman
Southern Methodist University
Polk Street Methodist Church
Election Eve Brings Prayer for Vote Calm
Kansas City on the eve of the municipal election braces for order at the polls. Voters will choose between the entrenched Pendergast machine and the anti establishment Fusionists led by Joseph C. Fennelly. Tension runs high amid graft and intimidation allegations from both sides.
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Kansas City
Tom J. Pendergast
Pendergast
Little Tammany
E. Y. Mitchell
Commerce
James A. Reed
Joseph C. Fennelly
Lewis Foster Jr. Buried With Rites At Griggs Chapel
Last rites for T. Lewis Foster Jr., 7, were held at 2 pm from Griggs Chapel with Rev J. T. McClure officiating. Burial followed at Liano Cemetery. He was the son of Mr and Mrs T Lewis Foster of 3612 Line Avenue. Survivors include his grandmother Mrs L A Foster and uncle Jodie Foster of Amarillo.
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T. Lewis Foster
Griggs Chapel
J. T. McClure
Polk Street Methodist Church
Liano Cemetery
T. Lewis
Line Avenue
L. A Foster
Jodie Foster
Amarilio
Music patroness shaves head in price revolt
New York March 37 percent Mr Lucy Cotton Thomas a patroness of Many young musicians shaved her head in a one woman revolt against hairdressers She plans to wear wigs in assorted tints to match any gown She calls the hairdressing business a racket with recurring bills of 15 to 20 dollars.
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New York
Lucy Cotton Thomas
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Northwest Texas Boys’ Conference
Mr. Williams
William Brune
R. C. Knoblock
L. McNeill
M. A. Browning
H. B. Vaughn
G. R. Coleman
J. E. Spann
D. W. Britain
J. M. Cook
Springer Williams
Phil Lautz
R. B. Norman
H. A. Shaw
Doris Williams
A. J. Streit
Mary Ann Weymouth
Mobeetie
the Panhandle
Victor Simons
Men’s Suits
Bryce B. Smith
A. Ross Hill
University of Missouri
American Red Cross
Eddie Rickenbacker
Senate Committee On Post Offices
Vicks
Russell Jewelry CO
Jimmy
Ruth
Darling
Thes
Ruth Dodd
New York City
Camel Caravan
Casa Loma Orchestra
Stoopnagle
Budd
Connie Boswell
E.S.T
C.S.T
M.S.T
Wabc - Columbia Network
Bill” Cook
New York Rangers
Ba Keynolds Tobacco Compe
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