Amarillo News Reel and Films Highlight Local Figures
The Fair shows Mother-in-Law Day footage with Amarillo hotel and local residents such as Lawrence Hagy John Winters Jim Bush Mason King and Mrs Jonn Rowland. Footlight Parade is billed as the feature with R A Long’s death noted and a rabbit-keeper anecdote about dog attacks plus a cautionary tale on loaning money and bills.
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Amarillo
Graham McNamee
Lawrence Hagy
John Winters
Jim Bush
Mason King
Hagy
Winters
Mr. Bush
Jonn Rowland
W. R. Gann
Mae Johnson
Iona Belle Bowles
Amarillo Gunfire and Weather Echo Incoherent City Notes
A report cites a scuffle near a polling place with gunfire after Citizens-Fusion workers followed by three cars. Bowersock and allies face threats and a violent clash. The column rails at Amarillo crime, notes rising gunshot deaths, and ends with satirical bits on weather and women smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens-Fusion
Bowersock
Arthur H. Wells
Lloyd Cole
Tax Support For Chamber Of Commerce Opposed By Questionnaires
Answers sent Saturday show four to one in favor of a tax supported chamber. Secretary Charles Wolflin reported 127 of 1 027 questionnaires returned from business men. The city fiscal year begins April 15 and officials hope for funding via city support or a membership basis.
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Chamber of Commerce
Charles Wolflin
Wolflin
Ross D. Rogers
Last Rites Held for Infant Cox in Memorial Park Burial
Infant Jo Phyllis Cox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cox of 1601 Taylor Street, died at a local hospital yesterday morning. Rites were held at Boxwell Brothers Chapel at 11 o clock with Rev. E B Fincher of Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include a brother Donald, 5, and the parents.
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Jo Phyllis Cox
Melvin Cox
Taylor Street
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
E. B. Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Donald
Mail Robbery First Scheduled at Dallas
Johnny Carson, government witness, testified in the Dallas federal court trial of nine others in the $71,000 postal robbery case. He said plans originally called for a Dallas raid on Young Street to seize a mail truck and transfer pouches to another car along the Grapevine highway.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Dallas
Johnny Carson
Carson
Young Street
O. D. Stevens
Grapevine
Federation and Amarillo Country Club Reach Agreement
The Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs accepted a meeting space offer from Amarillo Country Club. A contract will outline use of the club house and furniture with two federation meetings per month. Either side may terminate the agreement with 30 days notice.
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Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Amarillo Country Club
A. N. Olver
Weather notes and boxing results from across the region
Weekend snowfall left Panhandle highways rough but passable with moisture near two inches. Roads south of Amarillo expected to improve by nightfall. Crop outlook bright as conditions favor revival. Also regional boxing results list fighters and outcomes from New York to Tulsa with multiple pairings.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Panhandle Automobile Club
H. T. Collman
U. S. Weather Bureau
Five Thousand Dollar Monthly Support For Nancy Leiter
A court orders Nancy Leiter 17 to receive 5000 dollars monthly, replacing 7500 dollars, until November 14. She will then inherit 1.3 million dollars, half of her late grandfather Levi S. Leiter's Chicago estate.
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Nancy Leiter
Levi S. Leiter
Chicago
Canadian man Julian dies amid admission of guilt and flight
Miss Levy, who blamed doctors for not saving Julian, said she attempted suicide because she felt she aided his death. Police in China delayed questioning as Julian lay in hospital after midnight disappearance. A funeral will be held Thursday with Rev. Emory Luccock officiating.
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Julian
Miss Levy
China
Oklahoma
Emory Luccock
Oak Park
Ill
Wagner to revise labor board bill on company unions
Sen. Robert F Wagner said he would amend his labor board bill to allow employers to initiate company unions only if aimed at aiding labor and if employer control is banned. Roosevelt planned to review the draft before a fishing trip. Also, 2 000 workers at Buffalo airplane plants walked out for higher wages with Consolidated suspending operations.
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Washington
Robert F .Wagner
Labor Board
Senator Wagner
New York
Roosevelt
Buffalo
N. Y
U.P
Consolidated
Curtiss
Navy Cotton Control Bill Targets Excess Production
The proposed measure would tax all cotton produced beyond quotas at 50 to 75 percent of its market value. The article notes looming official business for a vacation trip as the president plans some work aboard Vincent Astor's Nourmahal, with Hugh B Johnson among those invited, and cites auto accident risk estimates for Sunday rush hours.
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Vincent Astor
Nourmahal
Miami
Hugh
Johnson
Florida
New York
Congress
U. S
Allied Chemical
American Commercial Alcohol
American Telephone
Chrysler
General Motors
Consolidated Gas
U.S
Financial
Washington
Stock Exchange
Will Street
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
U S Dept of Agriculture reports Kansas City market activity March 27 with about 4000 head trade steady to higher than Monday. Prices show demand improving and most classes stronger.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Crutchfield Case Details Include Alleged Abuse Testimony
The report recounts testimonies about Crutchfield from 1918 to 1924 with remarks on alleged abuse of a child and a cow and a plan to leave to become a desperado. Writings used to refresh memory were admitted as evidence. Defense and state questions touched Sheriff and juvenile officers with limited conclusive information.
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Garrett
Guily
Crutchfield
E. L. Vaughn
White Deer
Vaughn
Whitney urges restraint on speculative e x cesses in economy
Whitney warned against overreaction to speculative excesses as an economic evil and urged that reform be achieved without delaying prosperity. He disputed that the 1929 stock panic was the primary cause, citing broader industrial malaise and the need for a free system of finance.
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J. H McCracken
Whitney
Senate Banking Committee
Dustry
Dead Doctor Heals Stomach Ailments
A legendary physician allegedly cured stomach ulcers and related symptoms with a prescribed Udga Treatment. Over six years 54 169 letters claimed relief. Free samples offered by Udga Suite B Foot Schulze Building St Paul Minnesota with a seven day trial under a money back guarantee by City Drug Stores.
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Foot-Schulze
St. Paul
Minn
Brown's Lotion Promises Relief for Itching Skin
Useless scratching warned of. ad recommends Brown's Lotion from Randal Drug Stores for relief from itching, athlete's foot, tetter, eczema, ringworm, impetigo, barber's itch, and other skin diseases with guaranteed results.
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Randal Drug Stores
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
An old newspaper ad extols Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a complete internal treatment for colds. It claims four actions: bowel relief, germ fight and fever reduction, headache relief, and systemic fortification. Available from druggists in 30¢ and 50¢ sizes with LBQ stamped on tablets.
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Grove
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NBC
Charles Wakefield Cadman
H. S
Amarillo College of Music, Inc
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Emil F. Myers
Chas. Hoppin Printing CO
East Seventh
Amarillo, Texas
Troy Laundry
O’coats
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