Fireworks Predicted At North Amarillo Civic Meeting
The North Amarillo Civic club plans a heated session tonight with discussion on a proposed subway or viaduct for North Amarillo. South Amarillo businessmen are invited to attend as engineers estimate the probable cost of the improvement. The meeting is set for 7:45 in the Buchanan street school auditorium.
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Amarillo
North Amarillo
South Amarillo
Civic Club
Buchanan Street Chool
All-Texas Special Parley Set for Wednesday
Fort Worth will host a joint session of committees preparing for the All Texas special train to the North and east. Lowery Martin, general chairman, announced the meeting to discuss the good will tour details.
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T'resa
Dallas
Mn Fort Worth
Lowery Martin
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 2
Cattle sales total 13 500 with alves at 24 00 and fat cows and bulls 14 to the over. Vealers up to 1 0 0 with fed steers 8.00 to 9 0 0. Stockers and feeders bid higher. Hoges 16 000 slowes top 10 25. Packing houses 75. Shoe 10 000 higher. Spring lambs 17.00 to 18 50. Best shorn lambs 15.00. Texas wethers 9 00, Arizona ewes 8 00.
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Kansas City
Associated Prem
Texas Wethers
Arizona Ewes
ST. Louis
Associated Press
East ST. Louis
Mixed U S grain and livestock prices report
The Associated Press reports Oklahoma City cattle and hog prices with mixed figures for steers heifers cows and calves, plus Kansas City cash grain and Chicago cash grain quotes. Prices include hog top at 10.05, cattle around 4,500 head. wheat No 2 at 3244441.39 and corn No 2 white at 761.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Associated Frese
Chicago Grain Market Edges Higher Amid Wheat Production Hopes
Chicago May 2 Wheat advanced on unofficial monthly figures for domestic winter wheat and spring wheat acreage. Corn and oats gained, with corn opening lower then turning higher. provisions moved lower.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Pia
Cotton prices rise on flood warning and weather map
New Orleans May 2 Cotton futures jumped as much as 14 points after a flood warning and weather bureau notice. July and October contracts rose while nerves on shorts increased. exports listed at 55,851 bales amid a dry weather map.
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Iy Lng
Assouibe
New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Liverpool
Aly
Ixport
New York Cotton and Commodities Report May 2
The day’s market activity showed quiet and uneven trading with general price stability. Cotton held around 15.30 for July and 15.59 for December amid reports of Mississippi Valley overflow. Chicago butter and eggs prices fluctuated while potatoes, poultry, and various New York produce items moved within narrow ranges.
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New York
Associated Press
Misssippi
United Press
Midwest
Long Island
Maine
Bermudas
Jersey
Pacific Coasts
Tactless Texan Vacation Notes
A traveling Texan reports on big shows and meals in New York, notes on O W wants to return to Amarillo by ocean or steamer, mentions Tom Mix in A Prairie Romeo, and jokes about Texas politics with New Yorkers. He recalls Max Feltheimer in New York, Holeproof hose orders, and vows to return by land to keep the home fires burning.
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Tom Mix Y
Prairie Romeo
Warner
O. W
Amarillo
Galveston
Fort Worth
Tom Cuckling
Gulf
New York
A. Smith
Coolidge
Mr. Smith
Sticks
Max Feltheimer
Borger
Max
Oil Stocks Rise and Fall Amid Merger Hopes On Friday
Standard Oil of California opened up while most oils drifted lower on initial trading. Du Pont slipped 2 percent as industrials and southwestern rails faced selling. Chicago Great Western advanced on merger optimism, with White Sewing Machine and Hudson and Manhattan reaching new highs. Foreign exchange opened firm with sterling near 4.85 dollars and the franc above 91 cents.
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Standard Oil
California
Baldwin
du Font
American Can
Chicago Great Western
Pivotal
Southwestern
du Pont
Hudson
Manhattan
Smith Resigns as City Food Inspector in East Texas Move
Smith resigns as city food and drug inspector and will leave around May 10 for East Texas. C. S. Goldsmith, formerly food inspector, is named to succeed him and will assume duties soon. City Manager Jeff Bartlett complimented Smith as a very competent official.
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Smith
Texas
Bartlett
Goldsmith
W. K. Smith
East
C. S. Goldsmith
Mr. Smith
Flood continues as levees fail across lower Mississippi region
Flooding floods the Mississippi delta with multiple breaches from Bougere to Big Lake and Red River breaks at Vick and Vickburg as refugees seek rescue by boats. Vicksburg reports holding its town with pumps and dikes while Monroe and West Monroe face rising waters and Lover's Lane breach.
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Vicksburgh
Mies
Mississippi Delta
Vicksburg
Associated Press
Monroe
Quachita River
Twin Cities
West Monroe
Alexandria
Vick
Red River
Big Bend
Boy Dies in Frightful Texas Plane Crash
Lanier Lloyd, 15, is dead and T. O. Naron, 30, and Richard Williams, 20, are seriously injured after an airplane piloted by Houston stunt flyer P. Miller struck a satellite and crashed into a crowd celebrating the opening of Kickapoo village near Frankston, Texas, May 2.
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Associated Press
Frankston
Texas
Lanier Lloyd
T. O. Naron
Richard Williams
P. ©. Miller
Houston
Kickapoo
Cole Returns From Rate Case Hearing In Amarillo
S J Cole head of the Board of City Development returned from Fort Worth where he appeared before an interstate commerce examiner in a rate case. The board protested on behalf of Amarillo banana and coconut merchants seeking 98 2 3 cents per hundred from New Orleans to Amarillo based on a similar distance to Arkansas. The hearing will continue for several days with ten cases filed across the state.
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S. J. Cole
Transportation’ Department
Board of City Development
Fort Worth
Interstate Commerce-Commission
Amarillo
Rodeo Performer Dies in California Goring
William Burns aged 26, a professional rodeo performer from near Sacramento, was gored to death by a cow during a Monticello rodeo near Napa California yesterday. Burns lived in the Sacramento area.
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Associated Press
Napa
Calif
William Burns
Monticello
Burns
Sacramento
State club leader to visit Potter county meetings
Sterling Evans state boy club leader arrives May 16 17 for talks with Potter county boys clubs and county officials. No definite meeting set. Evans may attend meetings of each county club.
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Sterling Evans
Potter County
Evans
Diamond stick pin stolen from Louie Kirsch home
Burglars entered the residence of Louie Kirsch at 2403 Hayden Street last night and took a diamond stick pin worth 175 dollars. Police suspect the same thief has been casing homes in the area for two weeks.
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Louie Kirsch
Hayden Street
Boy Stricken With Paralysis Near Death
Roanoke Va May 2 Walter Booth an 18 year old farm youth remains near death after his lungs collapsed during an operation. Doctors and friends have pumped air into his chest to no avail and he suffers from deep respiratory pain as he lies paralyzed from neck to waist since April 21.
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United Press
Roanoke
Walter Booth
Booth
Walter
Amarillo Trade Tripers Plan Chicken Barbecue in Snyder
Amarillo business men will be treated to a chicken barbecue in Snyder Wednesday evening as part of a trade trip, with the group staying several hours. Lubbock will host a reception for the visitors and other cities along the route plan welcoming events.
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Amarillo
Snyder
Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock
Marvin Jones Discusses U S Constitution At Kiwanis
Congressman Marvin Jones praised the United States Constitution as the greatest document, speaking to the Kiwanis at noon about the Continental Congress and its four month labor in framing the charter. Albert Brown urged more community singing as part of club life.
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United States
Marvin Jones
Kiwanis Club
Congressman Jones
Continental Congress
Albert Brown
Hal Randolph
H. K. Stanfield
Woman Hurt When Car And Horse Collide
Mrs. Marshall McPhee recovering from glass cuts after her car collided with a horse ridden by a Fort D. A. Russell soldier near Cheyenne. The impact smashed the radiator and windshield. Mrs. McPhee was injured, the horse badly cut, and the McPhees were returning from their ranch.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Marshall McPhee
Fort D. A. Russell
McPhee
Regional Officials To Visit Memphis From West Texas Chamber
The West Texas chamber of commerce executive staff will attend a Memphis meeting Wednesday night. Attendees include B. Frank Bennett assistant manager Arthur P. Duggan president Homer D. Wade general manager Ben nett and B. M. Whitaker agricultural and exhibit manager. The visit precedes the district convention in Childress Thursday and is expected to occur today or tomorrow.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Memphis
B. Frank Bennett
Arthur P. Duggan
Homer D. Wade
Bennett
B. M. Whitaker
Childress
Funeral services for J. L. Smith in First Baptist Church
J L Smith 67 pioneer wholesale grocer and broker died suddenly of heart failure after a business trip. Funeral 3 p m Tuesday at First Baptist Church with Dr G L Yates, Bishop K B Cecil Seaman and Dr R Thomson officiating. Burial at family home prior. Survived by widow three sisters and a brother. Active pallbearers named. Honorary pallbearers include entire church deacon board and many local officials and professionals.
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Brownwood
First Baptist Church
Taylor Street
G. L. Yates
KB. Cecil Seaman
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
Frank Andrews
Houston
Julia Smith
Ralston
Cameron
Robert Smith
Illinois
Howard Paul
Ross D. Rogers
T. W. Cotten
Cliff Oliver
Jesse A. Rogers
R. P. Pardells
Lester Stone
J. N. Beasley
J. N. Freeman
Charles A. Fisk
J. L. Nunn
H. ©. Pipkin
J. F. Manning
A. G. Stanley
E. S. Burgess
Dr. Randall
FE. F. True
Tom Currie
Frank Wolflin
B. T. Ware
Ray Wheatley
Tom Durham
W. H. Fuqua
Chas
J. FE. Lowndes
John Chestnutt
Horace Gooch
J. W.S. Holman
J. C. Paul
Wm. Borce
A. A. Lumpkin
Dr. A. F. Lumpkin
E. L. Higginbotham
G. J. Nunn
H. T. Trigg
S. F. Sullenberger
F. B. Salter
Frank Storm
L. C. Thompson
John B. Gilvin
O. V. Wray
Hugh Whitcomb
F. T. Collins
R. D. Gist
J. B. Kerr
J. M. Sorenson
Robert Pryde
J. M. Oakes
Leon Montgomery
E.T. Smith
Irvin Tolzien
Thos. F. Turner
R. W. Hall
M. C. Nobles
H. A. Nobles
P. H. Landergin
R. B. Masterson
C. T. Herring
J. FE. McClurkin
J. C
Borger Gunmen Tie Then Shoot Off for Class A Trophy
A large crowd watched D. W. Caldwell and Harve Radey tie for the class A trophy and Caldwell win in a shoot off. W. T. Mosely claimed the class B trophy while D. L. McDonald and Caldwell tied for the handicap trophy. The handicap shoot will occur next Sunday. Borger has challenged Amarillo to a shoot for marbles money or chalk. Sunday score follows.
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D. W. Caldwell
Harve Radey
Caldwell
W. T. Mosely
D. L. McDonald
Borger
Amarillo
Bank robbery suspect moved to Colorado Springs for trial
Alton Crapo 22, tied to a Manitou bank robbery, was jailed in Colorado Springs awaiting trial. Five officers accompanied Chief Harper who arrived with Crapo from Wichita Kansas. Crapo wore a 60 pound Oregon boot and the chief brought a suitcase said to hold evidence.
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United Press
Colorado Springs
Alton Crapo
Manitou
Harper
Crapo
Wichita
Kansas
Oregon
Gist Finds News Globe Want Ads Bring Results
Byron Gist, local real estate man, placed a small want ad in the Globe-News offering land in Castro county for sale or lease. He received 41 replies and more are coming in. He leased the section, with a potential sale to a South Dakota offer and a Dakotana Panhandle connection.
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Globe-News
Byron Gist
Castro County
Ruth Snyder Trial Transcript Reveals Murder Conspiracy Details
Damning testimony linked Ruth Snyder to plans with Judd Gray to kill Albert Snyder for insurance. She alternated between denial and admission under cross examination, recounting meetings in her mother’s room, a pistol on the piano, and efforts to mislead investigators while Gray pressed toward the crime.
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Gray
Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Snyder
Cross
Ruth Snyder
Mother's Day Program Planned by Hanson Post 54
Ex service men in the city are invited to Hanson Post No 54 American Legion Mother’s Day program Tuesday night in the Auditorium. Post commander Lewis P Fields says plans for a complete program have been made. Ex service men their wives and mothers will attend.
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The
American Legion
Legion Club
Lewis P. Fields
Two Men Wounded in Dallas Gun Fight
Clark Gill aged 25 was probably fatally shot and Emmett Andrews 30 wounded in a shooting near Dallas Sunday night. Both men are hospitalized under guard charged with assault to murder. Mrs Andrews told District Attorney Soule about an alleged insult by Gill on November 11 and that she informed her husband recently.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Clark Gill
Emmett Andrews
Last Rites Held for Pioneer Woman Frances A Brummett
Funeral services were held for Frances A Brummett 76 widow of Judge W H Brummett at their Fillmor street home with Rev George Bryant presiding. Burial followed in Claude Cemetery as a large Armstrong County crowd attended. Survived by sons Claude and Tom of Claude and daughters Mrs T W McBride of Austin Mrs B S McClendon and Mrs EF Miller of Amarillo.
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Frances A. Brummett
W. H. Brummett
Fillmor Street
George Bryant
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Claude Cemetery
Armstrong County
Claude
Amarillo
Tom
T. W. McBride
Austin
B. S. McClendon
EF. T. Miller
Amarilla
North Amarillo Civic Club Urges Subway Debate
The North Amarillo Civic Club meets tonight at 7:45 p m at Buchanan Street school auditorium to discuss the subway bond issue and city improvements. They call on South Amarillo business men to attend and pledge support or face possible drastic action at the polls.
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Globe
North Amarillo
North Amarillo Buchanan Street School
Shooting of Noted Lawyer Probed in St Louis
Clifford M. Hicks, 29, associated with Former Governor Elliot W. Major, was found shot six times in bushes near St Louis county. Police investigate bandit robbery as motive after Hicks disappeared following an April 20 hold-up that netted $5,000. His brother Glenn Hicks quotes repeated warnings to leave the city.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Clifford M. Hicks
Elliot W. Major
St. Louis County
Hicks
Glenn Hicks
Cars and Jewelry Reported Stolen in City
Two cars were stolen overnight. I. M. Wilson of 1003 Buchanan lost a 1924 Chevrolet touring car and Toney Chisum had a 1926 Hudson coach taken. A mercantile robbery and thefts of guns and jewelry from two homes were also reported along with 127 white Leghorn hens from a suburban hen house.
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I. M. Wilson
Buchanan
Toney Chisum
Dividend Declared by Standard Oil of Indiana
The Standard Oil company of Indiana board of directors voted a cash dividend of 62 cents and an extra 25 cents on all shares. Dividends will be paid June 15 to stockholders of record May 16.
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United Press
Chicago
Standard Oil Company of Indiana Today
Teer
Ministers' Group Postpones Meeting
The regular meeting of the Ministers' association scheduled for Tuesday noon at the Herring hotel has been postponed. Rabbi Joshua Sperka, secretary, announced the postponement citing the absence of Rev. L. N. Stuckey, president, and several other pastors as the reason.
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Ministers’ Association
Herring Hotel
Joshua Sperka
L. N. Stuckey
W. T. Jesse Returns to Amarillo as Musiker
W T Jesse comes back from three years in Los Angeles where he performed as a musician. He plans to stay in Amarillo and resume musical work while his wife and daughter join him after school closes. Local theater scene notes Cairo interest in an American negro troupe performance.
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W. T. Jesse
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Jesse
Wil
Fine Arts Studios
Cairo
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