Plans for Amarillo Boys Week to honor youth
Preparations under way led by the Amarillo Rotary club for Boys Week opening May 18. Ministers will preach on a Sunday focused on boys, followed by Boys Day in schools and business, culminating in a large field day. The committee seeks wide civic cooperation.
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Klan Candidate Leads in Indiana Republican Primary
Indiana 1 673 of 3409 precincts report Ed Jackson secretary of state backed by Ku Klux Klan leads for governor with 84 645 votes ahead of Indianapolis mayor Lew Shank who opposes the Klan. Other candidates include E C Tower Ora C Davis Edgar D Bush and Elias Dulberger.
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Indianapolis
Coolidge
Ed Jackson
Jackson
Lew Shank
Shank
E. C. Tower
Ora C. Davis
Edgar D. Bush
Elias Dulberger
Half Minute Interviews About Amarillo Visitors and Prospects
A series of remarks from local figures on oil prospects in Vernon, a bass catch, California foot and mouth fears, reactions to the new Daily Globe, Amarillo receptions, and praise for Amarillo’s hospitality. Notables include C. T. Herring, Ben Henson, Lolita Vanshaw, Albert C. Anderson, Fred McJunkin, Dr. Wells, C. G. Norsworthy, Dr. A. H. Lindsay, Postmaster Bill Kenyon, Warren Andrews, Frank Edwards, J. W. Evans, Columbus Humphrys, Charley McAfee, and J. R. T. Bassett.
Brownwood to Host Lions Club Convention in 1925
Paris Texas May 17 The state conference of Lions Clubs adjourned naming Brownwood as the 1925 meeting place R D Green of Abilene chosen district governor who will appoint the deputy governor The regional district plan was not decided.
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Paris
Tex
State Conference of Lions Clubs
Brownwood
R. D. Green
Abilene
Windstorm wrecks Kleinberten village near Nordhausen
A cyclonic windstorm struck Klein berdten near Nordhausen injuring none reported but destroying about fifty houses and leaving the village in ruins as of a dispatch received in Berlin on May 7.
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Kleinberdten
Nordhausen
Saxony
City approves Dr. Parcells to replace Driscoll on board
The city commission approved the appointment of Dr. R. P. Parcells to succeed T. Lorin Driscoll, who recently resigned as a director of the Board of City Development.
Labor Body Sets Demands for Political Reform
Washington May 7 The American Federation of Latin non partisan political campaign committee issued a declaration on party platform and candidate measurements. It calls for honesty and a more effective law system with revisions to the Volstead act, soldier bonus relief, steep taxes, repeal of the Sherman act, Clayton act clarifications, and abolition of the railroad labor board. Constitutional amendments urge child labor reform, court power curbs, and congress authority to validate laws by two thirds.
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American Federation of Latin Non-Partisan
Railroad Labor Board
Congress
Supreme Court
Coolidge Maintains Lead Over Senator Johnson in California
From San Francisco on May 7 President Coolidge held a progressive edge over Sen Hiram Johnson as returns came in from 4482 of 6974 California precincts in the presidential primary. Coolidge led Johnson by 11702 with 210018 to 198816 votes. Democratic delegation favored McAdoo with 74549 to 13281 for uninstructed candidates.
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Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
William G. McAdoo
Have Your Kidneys Examined And Flush With Jad Salts
An advisory urges people to have kidneys checked by a doctor and to flush them daily with four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water. It claims rich foods create acids that impair kidney function, causing back pain headaches and urinary issues, and promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive aid.
Notable visitors drop by Lubbock and area towns
A parade of figures from Hedley Norman Panhandle and Wichita Falls visit Lubbock today with many staying on to Dalhart Plainview and Claude. Cotton acreage plans from Silverton noted as Seagrave reports strong range conditions. Amarillo and West Texas institutions linked to local business and school initiatives.
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Lubbock
Ed Rock
Wichita Falls
A. B. Watkinson
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G. L. Bowers
Norman
Okla
R. L. Norris
Panhandle
Dick Swafford
Wellington
W. M. Simms
Braisiness
Ellis Payne
Goodnight
J. L. Lynn
R. Staley
Vernon
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Canyon
L. D. Pinnick
Tulsa
Driller
Ray Roach
Calvin Stark
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Amarillo
E. D .Bruce
Glen Rio
N. M
Frank Hill
West Texas State Teachers College
Byphus
Mary Brannon
Claude
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