Temperance report urges support for prohibition and party pledges
A Methodist committee report from Amarillo urges strict enforcement of prohibition laws and calls on citizens to teach the evils of alcoholism. It demands candidates declare support for the eighteenth amendment and enforcement, and seeks party platforms affirming prohibition with backing for candidates who comply.
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Amarillo
United Staten
Pest
United States
WD. Fisher
Rev O Malley Installed at Ost Cliff Parish
The Ost Cliff Rev. O Malley post gained a regular pastor after Dr A B Liverett resigned on March 1. The call to the Dallas church was authorized last Sunday. O Malley, born in Canada and educated there, later graduated from Transylvania College and has spent nearly twenty years serving in Teves churches.
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Panherdie
Panhandie
Borgor
Bunnett
O'Malley
Vines
A. BR. Liverett
Dallas
Canada
Transylvania College
Teves
Mary Beasley Improves After Emergency Surgery
Mary Beasley daughter of Mr and Mrs J N Beasley who had been critically ill at Northwest Texas hospital after appendicitis operation was reported to be considerably improved this morning
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Mary Beasley
J. N. Beasley
Texae
Tacky's Bold Plan for A Prosperous Amarillo Renewal
A historic list outlines Amarillo improvements including more hotels and apartments, a municipal pool, lower utility rates, new courthouse, and expanded infrastructure. The program also calls for tougher crime laws, more churches and schools, a public lake opening, and a municipal airport, with emphasis on growth and livelier city life.
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Viedoct
North Amar
Lewes
Bivins Lake
Bee
Liewite
Amarillo
Bivins
Alo Dore
Poke salad, cars, and a Texas town letter writer
A long, rambling reminiscence from Amarillo about daily life, poke salad gifts from Mrs. Alexander of Canadian, railway travel with C. W. to Washington, Prohibition era jokes on home brew, and social notes on friends and local concerns. The writer laments pests, court jury duty, and financial worries while praising poke salad and community kindness.
Convention endorses Jesse H. Jones for Democratic nomination
Houston convention delegates adopt resolutions praising Jesse H. Jones as a capable national leader for the Democratic Party. They back Dan Mondy for governor and Dan Moody with Tom Bail for delegates at large, while opposing T. W. Gregory and delaying any instruction on the 1932 national candidate.
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Jente Jones
Jesse HN. Jones
Howeton
Alvin
Moody
Harmony Forces
Hneory
Dloor Marshail
Smith
Dan Mondy
Dan Moody
Tom Bail
T. W. Gregory
Woodrow Wilson
Ponce
Jones
A. le Henry
Smith Forces
Houston
Texas
Bishop to Resume Bench on Thursday in District Court
Judge Henry 8 Bishop, ill with influenza, has recovered and will resume the District Criminal Court bench at 9 a.m. Thursday. Perry S. Pearson will retire to private practice after replacing Bishop. The court read sentences for Paul Wright and George Raymer, each one year. A special venire of 48 is summoned for Thursday to try Henry Lark and two white co-defendants, with severance.
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Henry
Bishop
District Criminal Court
Perry S. Pearson
Pearson
Paul Wright
George Raymer
Henry Lark
Lark
Riley Patten
Roy Barnhill
Barnhill
Amarillo Real Estate Board Hears Thompson Address
Col. E. O. Thompson spoke at the Amarillo hotel to outline Amarillo business conditions while Dr. B. R. B. L. Morgan promoted the Amarillo college fund. Twelve realtors pledged to attend the Texas Realtors meeting in San Antonio next week.
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Col
E. O. Thompson
Amarillo Real Estate Board
Amarillo
Thompson
BR. B. L. Morgan
St Marys College Presents Painting to San Antonio River Scene
A fine oil painting depicting a scene along the San Antonio River was presented to W. A. McIntosh, superintendent of Echeola, by the sisters of St. Marys Academy. The gift thanked officials of St. Marys Academy for their courtesies.
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San Antonio
W. A. MclIntosh
Echeola
Sisters of
St. Mary's Academy
McIntosh
Amarilla College Subscriptions Pass Forty-Eight Thousand
A report on progress toward establishing Amarilla College notes subscriptions totaling over 49 068 dollars from numerous donors and groups. The piece lists individual gifts including amounts from KF L. Shelton J D Thompson H M Beverley and many others totaling 49 068 dollars with prospects still to report. It highlights ongoing solicitation effort and a business community divided on support while urging perseverance.
First Anniversary Celebration At La Mode Amarillo
Store marks its first anniversary in Amarillo as part of a large Southwest chain. La Mode Inc secures buying power via resident representatives with an office in New York City who visit monthly to import dresses shoes hosiery millinery and accessories for Amarillo customers. New East styles shown at La Mode are displayed promptly after arrival.
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la Mode, Inc
Amarillo
Southwest
New York City
la Mode
Hoover Denies Second Choice Plot by Delegates
In a continuation of the Pagy page, Hoover disputes claims that favorite sons acted as stalking horses for other candidates. He denies pressuring West Virginia Senator Goff or any declaration of a second choice. He confirms there were negotiations among six or seven men about delegates naming a second choice if they wished.
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Hoover
Goff
West Virginia
Barkley
Reed for President Receives $35,414 in Contributions
The Reed for President organization reported $35,414 in contributions and $91,196.15 in expenditures. Ed Villmoare, treasurer, told the Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee today. Dublin reports the Irish Free State has 12,000 troops but only 820 officers, a lower officer share than most European armies.
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Washington
Reed For President
Villmoare
Senate Campaign Extenditures Committee
Dublin
Irish Free State
Crossword Puzzle Clue List
A compact crossword puzzle excerpt listing horizontal and vertical clues with six-letter maximum words and a variety of definitions including measurements area clayhouse reparation publicity crown head city soak flax choose cease labor region sun god clan symbol to wander bone exists slack mother and related terms labeled by grid positions.
Crossword Clue Set From Yesterday's Answers
A list of crossword clues with numeric references and solutions. The entries include terms like keynote upright puffed skillful aviators glazed clay block manifest characteristic Gaelic to appear smooth silk opposite of poetry edible root stock fragrant odor pertaining to the nose compartment of a house relieve last word of a prayer sixth note in a scale.
Topeka Votes To Take Gas From Amarillo
Topeka votes to take gas from Amarillo amid a bitter dispute spurred by Henry L. Doherty gas interests with labor aid. The franchise allows a new company to lay a pipeline from Amarillo Texas and supply water gas for industrial use in the city.
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Topeka
Amarillo
Henry L. Doherty Gas
Texas
Waterel Ces
Aloe
Texas Republicans Favor Hoover in Dallas Delegates
Texas GOP returns show 233 delegates from 72 counties instructed for Hoover to the Dallas state convention on May 22. Potter County Democrats back Jesse Jones for president and push a dry plank in the national platform. Republican leaders Exum and Croaker are endorsed for reappointment. convention delegates named for state and national events.
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Hoover
Associated Press
Mr. Hoover
Dallas
Leonard Withington
Fort Worth
Republican State Executive Committee
Texas
Kansas City
Potter County
Jesse Jones
Houston
Grover B. Hill
Sixteenth Street
R. H. Hamilton
J. R. Gant
E. L. Richardson
R. E. Underwood
Ray €. Johnson
Col. E. O. Thompson
H. G. Hamrick
T. E. Johnson
Lloyd Fletcher
Co. C. F. Blanchard
Lewis P. Fields
Joe B. Dooley
Tom Cotten
Mayer to Manage New Capitol Hotel in Amarillo
C G Mayer vice president of the Capitol hotel company takes over management of The Capitol hotel replacing A C Young who opened the hotel. Mayer has forty years in the Western hotel business and is father of Ed R Mayer, the company's president. The seven story, 200 room Capitol hotel at Fourth and Pierce streets will soon have a further addition, with total investment near 1 million dollars.
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C. G. Mayer
Capitol Hotel Company
Capitol Hotel
A. C. Young
Mr. Mayer
Ed R. Mayer
West
Nebraska
Amarillo
Fourth and
Pierce Streets
Impersonator Lang Exhibits Hand Ceramics in Leipsic Fair
In Leipsic Germany Anton Lang known for portraying Christ at Oberammergau presented hand shaped ceramics at the street fair. He claimed he sells many pieces to Chicago department stores.
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Leipsic
Germany
Anton Lang
Christ
Oberammergau
Chicago
Stratford’s Bard Returns in Verse and Pride
A poem by Edgar A Guest imagines William Shakespeare settling in Stratford, writing for actors while locals gossip about the unusual vocation. It envisions neighbors from bygone days visiting the town to witness Stratford’s pride in its famous writer.
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Shakespeare
Stratford Town
Market snapshot shows Kansas City and Chicago livestock prices
Livestock and commodity columns report cattle hogs and sheep bids at Kansas City Chicago and St Louis markets with top prices around 10.45 for hogs and cattle around 13 to 18 for various weights plus lambs and spring meat trends. Cotton and stock movements noted with mixed early gains and later declines in New York and Liverpool.
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Kansas City
Rotten
Chicago
Associated Prees
ST. LO
ST. Louis
York
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Liverpool
May
Pricen
New Orleans
James E. Bennett & Co
Alded Chemical & Dye Eee
Ye — & Refining Cies
American Steel
E Foundry
American A & Telew
Santa F
Ferrett Baltimore & Ohio
Barn
Moon Motors
National Biscuit
Inspiration Cowper
Louisiana Oil & Refining
Middle States Oil
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
Packard Motor
Pan-American Pet, & Trap
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum
Ceeccrescere Radio Corp. of America
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Shell Union Oil
Sinclair
Union Pacific U
United States Steel Bow Victor Talking Machine
Aged Father of S G Thompson Dies
H N Thompson aged 67 died in a local hospital at 12 03 this morning He is survived by a son H BR Thompson of Kittery Maine He was a Congregational Church and Woodmen of the World member and had lived with his Amarillo son in recent years The body will be sent to Portland Maine for burial tonight at 1 in charge of N S Griggs and Sons
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H. N. Thompson
S. G. Thompson
Washington Street
H. BR. Thompson
Kittery
Maine
Thompson
Congregational Church
Woodmen of the World
Amarillo
Portland
Santa Fe
N. S. Griggs and Sons
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Country Gentleman
Ladies Home Journal
Post
Amarillo Globe
Bern
Polk Street
Apt
Alexander
al Smith
Jesse H. Jones
St. Mary’s College
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Maleet
Amarilla
KF. L. Shelton
G. D. Thompson
Henry M. Beverley
J. D. Anderson
C. A. Gilkison
J. M. O'Brien
J. D. Thompson
W. N. Thompson
Kenyon Grain & Seed Co
Dr. W. J. Shudde
Guy A. Carlander
D. L. Rasco
W. Forrest Dutton
0. K. Mayo
Lewis N. Stuckey
G. L. Browning
G. 8. Hatton
H. EB. Bamaon
Will M. Benton
H. L. Barnard
F. B. Runsberger
H. '. Adams
Flora Miller
Alxe Davis
N. Hammett
E. Benson
Gyron Gier
Aul A. Speer
J. P. Cooper
P. RB. Underwood
Geo. A.esthbrook
W. W. Flenniken
D. A. Winn
W. RB. Frazee
F. W. Studer
Raymond G.er
Willie H. Flamm
BP. Parcells
Guy Owens
M. D
J. BR. Weather
Richard Keyn
Chas
M. Holt
Clyde
Rehmeyer
Cora Patterson
Albert Mackey
J. M. Lewis
L. B. Patrick
Mia. T. L. Gordon
Reed Organization
Turta
Dallas County
Thomas B. Love
C.g.mayer
New Capitol Hotel
Stratford
Anne Hatha
Edgar A, Guest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Louisiana
Bliss Iriarapbes Corms
Spalding
Reding
Woolworth and
Stewart- Warner
Atlantic Refining
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General Electric
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Seers-Roebuck
Far East
James EB. Bennett
Panhandle
Polk
Dial
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