Inge on America shows docile meekness and trust in authority
A writer notes Johan Inge’s three week stay praising American docility and meek acceptance of official power, comparing it to a country that owns millions of cars. The piece shifts to critique of big business and Ford, mentions Mississippi antitrust suit, Rockefeller becoming a cathedral trustee, race discrimination at a Washington convention, and enduring prejudice across classes and groups.
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Inge
America
Lord Northelififte
Mississippi
Henry Ford Company
Ford Dealers
Ford Enterprise
Henry Ford
Washington
National Association of Colored Women
New England
Women Allowed to Smoke on New York Street Cars
Beginning today street car lines in New York will permit women to smoke on open cars with seats reserved for smokers. The public reaction mirrors broader attitudes toward women in private and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eginning
New York
Amarillo Hotel Scores as Panhandle Meeting Place
The forecast notes a generally fair Sunday with temperatures ranging from 63 to 51 degrees and .22 inch of Saturday precipitation. The text highlights the Amarillo Hotel with the slogan Famous For Food as the Panhandle’s meeting place for events and gatherings.
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Amarillo Hotel
the Panhandle
19 Bodies Trapped in Sunken Government Vessel
The sunken government vessel Norman was found off Jessie Harry Island and anchored. No bodies will be recovered until tomorrow from nineteen of the twenty-two excursionists who perished when the Norman capsized in the Mississippi River. Three bodies have been recovered. divers will attempt to recover the rest.
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United Press
Memphis
Norman
Mississippi
Jessie Harry Island
New Traffic System Tried on Polk Street
City manager Jeff Bartlett introduces a new rush hour plan with officers at Fourth Fifth Sixth and Seventh streets guiding traffic. Whistles signal stops and moves to synchronize Polk street flow and cross streets, aiming to ease congestion without machinery and handle emergencies directly.
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Polk Street
Jeff Bartlett
Fouth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Bartlett
Stolen Car Pursuit Nets Suspect And Burglar Ties
Deputy Sloan and Santa Fe Officer Hubbard chased a stolen Ford coupe from Taft California to Panhandle. A man jailed there named Harry Rashiel confessed to a Taft robbery and implicated Paul Skipper. Police found candy tobacco in Skipper’s home and a California license tag and siphon device in the stolen car.
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Sloan
Santa Fe
Hubbard
Panhandle
C. G. Finklea
Harry Rashiel
Taft
Calif
Paul Skipper
Garfield Street
W. R. Palmer
Tenth
Grant Streets
Rashiel
Skipper
California
Gale Wrecks 13 Planes at Stinson Field San Antonio
A 42 mile gale at Stinson field near San Antonio caused $50,000 damage last night. Three hangars were levelled and thirteen airplanes demolished. Workmen spent the day clearing debris and salvaging salvageable planes.
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San Antonio
Stinson Field
Here
Plains Retail Lumbermen Convene Here For Annual Meeting
More than 200 lumbermen from Amarillo territory gather for the Plains Retail Lumbermen's association convention. J E Hill outlines a program focusing on retail industry issues and profits with sessions at Woodman hall and events at the Amarillo hotel, including a banquet and Hoo Hoo concat enation.
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The
Plains Retail Lumbermen's Association
J. E. Hill
Amarillo
Woodman Hall
Taylor Street
Amarillo Hotel
Woodmen Hall
John E. Hill
U. N. Olver
H. W. Galbraith
B. F. Tepe
F .l Austin
F. W Hood
Lumbermen
Ad Men of World in Houston Welcome
High tide of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention reached Houston as Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson welcomed delegates. Lou E. Holland spoke for the conference, and visitors marveled at Texas streets, flags, bands, and the mix of international guests.
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AD Men of World
Houston
United Presa
The
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Lou E. Holland
Kansas City
Union Station
Dallas
John Chesire
London
Colorado
Canada
South America
State
Shamrock Oil Well Flows 50–60 Barrels Daily
The Whittington No 3 well near Shamrock is producing between fifty and sixty barrels a day. Owner J Whittington says it will not be deepened now. Oil tests at 41 gravity are praised as best found in the Panhandle. The well sits at 2 230 feet, near the discovery well Whittington No 2. Original well produces about 100 barrels daily as three more wells are planned by Whittington and firms Globe Oil and three N Co of Amarillo. The Shamrock four inch pipeline approaches Lela, five miles away, with oil expected to flow soon.
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Whittington
J. ©. Whittington
Panhandle
Shamrock
Globe OH Company
Three N Company
Amarillo
Lela
Lightning kills farmer in Beckville wagon strike
Gamble Crawford a 55 year old farmer was killed by a lightning bolt while standing in a wagon in Beckville Texas. His young son seated in the wagon was injured.
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Beckville
Tex
Gamble Crawford
Crawford
Fort Worth Engineer Discusses Tulsa Water Plant Plan
In an executive session the Fort Worth engineer J. D. Trammel, who planned Tulsa's $7,000,000 water plant, spoke on water systems. McDonald of Burns and McDonald attended. No action was taken. Charlie Hoover, International Life.
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City Commission
J.D. Trammel
Fort Worth
Tulsa
McDonald
Burns and McDonald
Jeff D. Bartlett
Local Woman Seeks Aid Amid Destructive Sickness
Amarillo residents raise funds for a 39 year old woman with cancer who has lost support after being abandoned by her husband. She faces hospital bills clothing drugs and boarding house costs while awaiting possible leg surgery. A civic committee solicits public help and invites calls to the Tite Globe for details.
Rains Hit Panhandle with Varied Totals Over Two Nights
The Panhandle received rains from a quarter inch to two inches with Amarillo and surrounding towns reporting steady showers Friday night into Saturday. Rail lines noted widespread rainfall across the region, aiding pasture greening and crop prospects for cotton and row crops as cattle fatten.
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Panhandle
Jupiter Pluvius
Amario
Canadian
Amarillo
Shattuck
Texhoma
Tyrone
Hooker
Memphis
Spearmanly
Perryton
Dalhart
Denver
Channing
Childress
Clarendon
Rock Island
Moran Receives Five Year Suspended Sentence
Moran J. C. Moran was given a five year suspended sentence on a forgery charge in district court Saturday. J. P. Hubbard, Steinway Pianos. Phone 1411-3. toe &
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Moran
J. C. Moran
J. P. Hubbard
Steinway Pianos
Rum War on Great Lakes Captures Seven Looters
Two cruisers on the Detroit River seized three large motor boats loaded with ten barrels of beer 642 quarts of whiskey and 11 00 quart bottles of beer. Seven men were captured Cyril M Blackmore Toledo William Miles Chicago Frank J Jarvis William Jones Sidney Taylor Kingsville Ont Harold Waldeck Carlton Mich and Raymond La Fontaine Newport Mich were arraigned before Commission J Stanley Hurd pleaded not guilty and were held in bonds of 2000 each for examination May 19.
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United Press
Detroit
Detroit River
Lake Fiie
Cyril M. Blackmore
Toledo
William Miles
Chicago
Frank J. Jarvis
William Jones
Sidney Taylor
Kingsville
Ont
Harold Waldecker
Carlton
Mich
Raymond la Fontaine
Newport
J. Stanley Hurd
Coast Guard Nears End of Rum Row One Week Out
Coast Guard officials say Rum Row may vanish within a week as no ships land or seek supplies. On the Delaware River a chase ended with 100 cases of liquor sunk from a 45 foot cruiser. gunfire exchanged with no hits. Authorities deny reports of disloyalty within the service as quiet returns to the front.
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Clifton
N. Y
Coast Guard
Delaware River
Body of serious case victim found without head
Two arms and four pieces of torso are recovered, revealing the victim in a headless state. Deputy sheriffs search a swamp near Canyon, thirty miles north of Duluth for the missing head as Sheriff Frank Magie calls the murder more revolting than recent butcher cases.
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United Press
Duluth
Minn
Canyon
Here
Frank Magie
Decisive Blow Planned Against Moors by France
Paris reports that France plans a single violent decisive blow against the Moors to end invasion threats and restore prestige in North Africa. Cabinet approval followed, with General Miesell tasked to lead an aerial offensive in Morocco. The Amarillo Coffee Shop advertises famed food at the Amarilio Hotel.
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United Press
Paris
France
Africa
Miesell
Morocco
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British Columbia
John Is. Rockefeller, JR
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Rockefeller
Brisbane
Mrs
Helen Heyworth
Otto Young Heyworth
Don" Collins
Plains Association
Hill
American Warehouse Company
Ugh
Parkertown
K. C. Slayer
Plerius
Roscoe F. Warren
John €. Deskin
Warren
4 Masonic Hunting Club
Deskin
Waren
Bertram Moore
Farmer
Charlie Hoover
United States
Sweden
Tite Globe Office
Great Lakes
Coast Guardsmen
Meno
Buthcer
Amarifio Hotel
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