Lumber Men Talk Sales At Session At Plains Meeting
The Plains Retail Lumbermen association opened its 1925 convention in Amarillo with more than 200 attendees. John K. Hill urged active participation as Fred Lyon led the program on increasing business and A N Olver reported 145 members and strong finances. The banquet at Hotel Palo Duro followed the afternoon sessions.
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Plains Retail Lumbermen’s Association
Woodmen Hall
Tin Association
Mother’s
Amarillo
Chavisy Fisk
Hill
H.W. Galbraith
F. W O'Malley
John K. Hill
Fred Lyon
A.N. Olver
Clovis
A D. Ribble
Portales
Dan Sanders Canyon
J.B. Morris
Carlabad
L Wilson
Shamrock
S R. Cox
Seagraves
K C. Childers
F. A Butler
Littlefield
Atkins Lubbock
P J. Wooldridge
Plainview
W. T. Parks
B. ¥. Gray
Lamesa
C. L. Gray
Hartley
J B. Coe
Association
Hotel
Palo Duro
American delegation seeks arms traffic control amendment
Geneva May 14 The American delegation to the League of Nations conference proposes an amendment to divorce the arms convention from the league. The move aims to tighten international control over munitions and related traffic.
City Manager Reports Adjourned Commission Meeting
An adjourned meeting of the city commission was held to handle routine business neglected at the last session due to the water question. Jeff T. Bartlett provided the remark.
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Ett. Commission
Jeff T. Bartlett
King Horse Rules Louisville on Eve of Derby
King Horse, herald of the Kentucky Derby, has already advanced upon Louisville with forefeet stamping the city as the temporary playground of the nation. Two days before the Derby, rail terminals are crowded, hotels full, and streets filled with throngs of pleasure seekers.
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King Horse
Louisville
Mood Idyll Mood I Cord Trial Postponed
The trial of Mrs. Ida McCord on murder charges connected to the March death of Mrs. Fanna Fox was postponed due to counsel illness and reset to September. A large venire faced questions on death penalty scruples and potential prejudice as jurors were examined.
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Ida McCord
McCord
Fanna Fox
C. B. Reeder
Alex Mond
Mr Mood
Atorney
Lloyd Fletcher
H. K. Stanfield
Urd Thied Fole
Trains Crash Kills Three in Martinsville Illinois
Three men died after a collision between Pennsylvania passenger train No 2 eastbound and a freight train near Martinsville Illinois. Engineers Dan Walsh and George H Muench were killed along with fireman William Zimmerman. Two engines and six coaches derailed.
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Terre Haute
Pennsylvania Rail
Aad
Martinsville
Ill
Here
Dan Walsh
George H. Muench
William Zimmerman
Chicago Board to Carry Out Tardiness Wishes
Chicago Board of Trade will immediately study constructive suggestions from Secretary of Agriculture Jardine made in Washington. Frank L. Cary, president of the Board, announced the plan today.
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Chicago Board
Chicago
Stage wedding planned at Deandi theater this Thursday
The Globe and the Deandi theater will stage a wedding on Thursday night at Deandi theater. The principals are Walter Witzgall of the Jolls Flappers Musical Comedy company and Misa Marjorie Smith from the Deandi chorus. Further particulars and gifts are promised.
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Freandi
Nclock
Walter Witzgall
Jolls Flappers Musical Comedy Company
Palace Theater
Wichita Falls
Misa Marjorie Smith
Deandi
Buster Keaton May Make Feature Picture in Amarillo
Chicago reports Mrs W D Shepherd is cleared by a grand jury in the deaths of Emma Nelson McClintock and William Mc Clintock. The piece details a plan for Buster Keaton Productions to film a feature in Texas town with 400 cattle on Main Street, Amarillo being considered with Fort Worth and Los Angeles involved.
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Buster Keaton
Cly
Associated Press
Chicago
William D Shepherd
Emma Nelson McClintock
William McClintock
Amarillo
Los Angeles
Lem
John Boswell
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Board of City Development
Lou Anger
Texas
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Anger
Plan Show For Benefit Of Mrs Mattis Richards
Charity event in Amarillo benefits Mrs Richards of 208 North Buchanan. A Merry Midnight Frolic at 11 p m features vaudeville acts and poets by George Loos carnival, with dancing and entertainments. Proceeds aid her cancer treatment and foot amputation, with gas bill aid and public donations collected at The Globe offices.
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Mattis Richards
Richards
Mike Hollander
Amarillo Gas Company
Globe
Michards Case
Sailor Dies After Deep Dive In Pool
A sailor died after diving into a swimming pool and striking his head on the cement bottom. The incident occurred Wednesday night during a regimental event. the deceased, a Finland native, resided with family in New Orleans.
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Finland
Oride
New Orleans
Globe's Party for Everybody at San Jacinto Methodist
Tonight at San Jacinto Methodist church in the pines a community party hosts Therinhe and the Mist with get acquainted meetings for all residents of Avarillo. A brief program, soap and pop, and a reception follow with refreshments served by the ladies. rewards are promised for those who do not laugh or enjoy the event.
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
Pines
Orlock
Therinhe
Avarillo
Grandmother Beaten and Robbed. Two Boys Arrested
Mrs. Taylor Kenton, 70, was attacked at her Nocona home and robbed of 470. Two boys, including her grandson, were arrested hours later and allegedly confessed. The money was found in a hiding place shown by officers. Kenton’s injuries are not serious. the youths are jailed in Montague.
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Rye
Associated Presse
Nocona
Tex
Taylor Kenton
Montagu
Benton
City Commission and Water Board to Meet Tomorrow
Mayor Bivins and Commissioners Fisk Harris and water board members are expected to meet in a joint session tomorrow night to continue discussions on the water question. Bivins says the meeting aims for thorough consideration and notes no action has been decided yet.
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Fort Worth
Water Board
Bivins
Fisk
Harris
Bivine
Commission
God and Devil Sermon Sparks Revival at Polk Street Church
The Rev Will Hogg preached last night at Polk Street Methodist on why people sideline God and elevate the devil. He linked Judas betrayal to redemption and noted angelic creation, with Hell set for the devil and his followers. Bible reading remains a key feature, with ongoing daily chapters read toward Sunday close. Fort Worth, May 14. Aubrey D Mose, 34, found shot dead ten miles west of Fort Worth. no slayer identified. Famous For Food Amarillo hotel Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Sore promotes itself as Panhandle meeting place.
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Will Hogg
Polk Street Methodist Church
Judas
Christ
Fort Worth
Aubrey D Mose
Emmett Joins Western Packing as Sales Manager
Mr Emmett becomes general manager and one of three stockholders in the Western Packing Company, owned by Mrs Bateshler. The Amarillo plant will open June 1 with a 400 cattle daily capacity, serving four states, and Emmett cites Amarillo as the logical base for a large independent packing firm.
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Srleanlanes Afate Western Packing Omldaaf
Emmett
Dempster Mill
Fmmett
Reneraily Dipe
Pachine Nimpan
WH Fatrheler
Amaritin
Walter H Diegelas
Ali
Wiant
Amarillo
Tf Tt
Western Packing Company
Dempster Company
Hamilton
Tex
Heavy rainfall scatters across Panhandle with hail reports
Rainfall varied from light showers to heavy downpours across the Panhandle and into Oklahoma last night and this morning. Reports include hail damaging wheat in Buffa lo and Delman areas, with totals ranging from trace to over one inch and the Rock Island line noting light rain from Amarillo to San Juan NM.
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Plainview
Fort Worth
Denver
Texline
Amarillo
Childress
Child ‘Reas
Rockleland Lines
San Juan
Jericho
Alamreed
Shamrock
Ad Convention Adjourns Philadelphia Next Year
The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World finished its Houston meeting adjourning to meet in Philadelphia in 1826. The four day session heard 399 speakers on topics from billboards to mail to newspapers and church publicity. About 2,909 delegates traveled to other cities and foreign lands. Charlie Hoover presented remarks and the group emphasized reading hours.
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Associated Press
Houston
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Philadelphia
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