Local travelers noted in Amarillo social column
W H Obrecht from Panhandle and W T McLean of Wildorado were here yesterday. Others include L Campbell Wildorado H T Getsson Fort Worth and Damon Bush ill at 205 Florida Ave. Numerous residents and officials from Canyon Claude Plainview and Mock towns visited for business or events. Ten thousand carloads of canta loupes expected May 22 27 via Rock Island lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W .H. Obrecht
Panhandle
W. T. McLean
Wildorado
A. J .White
Lockney
Hardware and Implement Dealers
M. Munsey
Tascosa
Munsey
Plainview
A. van Howering
J. Murray Malone
Polk Street
Ben Talley
Miami
Northwest
Texas
Edwin Hardesty
Abernathy
Association
Hamp Williams
National Retail Hardware Association
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Company
A. L. Daily
Rock Island
California
Amarillo
Trotzky Urges Chemical Warfare Defense Push
Moscow May 14 War Minister Trotzky told a scientists conference that chemical warfare is vital for defense noting U S progress in this field He urged reestablishing chemical factories in the Don and Kuban regions and building new ones to supply agricultural materials He warned that if Washington counterfeits Soviet gases the Red Army would counter them and defend the Soviet republic with a "fight like lions" determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Trotzky
United States
Russia
Don
Kuban
America
Soviet Republic
Author writes sequel to Merchant of Venice
John G. Ervine follows Shakespeare’s tale ten years after The Merchant of Venice in The Lady of Belmont. The wit remains sharp as Portia Bassino and others age, revealing that charm fades with time. The play is available at the Potter County Library for curious readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Portia
Bassino
John G. Ervine
Belmont
Potter County
Bankers Plan Payments Despite Mexican Threat
New York report notes bankers will continue interest payments on Mexico bonds despite Mexico’s threat to withdraw from the 1922 debt accord. About $8 million has been paid on 83 percent of bonds, with a roughly equal amount still on deposit with the international committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mexico
Adolfo de la Huerta
International Committee
High Court to Review Two City Damage Suits
The Texas Supreme Court will review two damages cases against the city after district and appeals court losses. Judge M J R Jackson reported the action and noted the decisions may guide four or five pending suits. Oral arguments in Austin are set for June 12 with Jackson to prepare data for commission decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
M. J. R. Jackson
City Commission
Jackson
Austin
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T. M. Bartley
J. D. Sweeney
E. M. Pittman
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J. M. Beard
S. T. Rodgers
J. M. Webb
J. F. Wright, Jr
B. W. Allen
G. A. McCullough
W. C. Hawkins
Baptist Prayer
Lester Carlander
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
First Baptist Church
J. Bayard Clouse
John Dodson
Monroe Street
Clarendon and
Dodsonville
Otis Allen
Grace McCormack
Mary Elizabeth Lemons
W. R. Harvey
Long Beach
Calif
Pasamonte
N. M
Hutchinson County
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Dallas
G. M. Davis
Canyon
D. BE
W. H. Driggers
Chickasha
Okla
Tucumcari
New Mexico
Ted Houghton
J. J. Ranch
Romero
Hugh
Landon Doak
Claude
Finklea Electric Company
E. Lee Smith
East 5Th, Phone
Colorado
Harmon
Benton County
Potter Cow
C County
F.C.E
American Warehouse & Storage Co
Grant Street
Daily Globe
High Court
Chas, C
East 6Th Street
A-C
Celeste Hat Shop
Luses
Unionalls
Gingham
Bloomer
Children’s Shopp
Rear Richards
Polk St
M. C
Amarillo Art School
Polk
I. C. Mulkins
Louisiana St
W. P. Reed
Louisiana
Amarillo Hotel
Barber Shop
V. Davis
House of Bargains
Russell Jewelry Company
Oliver
6Th and Taylor Sts
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Fuqua