11 Million Asked 10 Sop Up Booze in U S
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews seeks a 10 million dollar prohibition budget for the next fiscal year under a decentralization plan. He aims to coordinate federal agencies to reduce costs while expanding enforcement efforts and efficiency across Prohibition services.
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U.S
United Press
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrews
Andis
Vic
Caesar
Lureau
Andrewaald
There There Everywhere in Amarilo and Texas Notes
Fragmented reads blend local names and events from Texas. Mentions Jubwords Studio Real Tumphrey and Lord Gleneconner amid family vocations and an injured Miami judge, plus a Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Austin with Mrs. Henry Redmond. A Plainview lettuce inquiry ends with Triangle Farms.
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Lord Gleneconner
Lady Grey
Loyd
David Tennant
Judge Mwing
Miami
Northwest
Texas Hospital
Texas Situle Federation of Women's Clubs
Austin
Henry Redmond
Executive Board
Driskill Hotel
Plainview
Amarillo
War
Triangle Farms
Phin
Railroads and Time Wear Away at All Things
John Moore muses on the decay of man made and natural structures as railroads and cities age. The piece shifts to reports from Santa Fe and Amarillo hospitals noting injuries, recoveries, and staff updates, including mentions of Archie Ludden and Dr. Miller.
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Santa Fe Hospital
Clovis
H. A. Miller
P. J. Kandt
Amarillo
Seven Chances stage comedy to aid Plainview charity
The Mainview Players of Plainview will perform The Seven Chances at the City Auditorium on November 13 to benefit the United Charity organization. A 150% Munroe Street resident welcomes her New Orleans guest as family news and local business notes include a new brick building contract on South Broadway and ongoing Engman cafe popularity in Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Edwards Studio
United Charitia Organization
Plainview
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island
North Plains
Fea
Heary Tieldd
Charles Saigling
Radford Firncery Company
South Broadway
Harrison and Smyth
Fue
Engman’s
Engman Bros
Jess Harper
Wichita
Kansas
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Harper
United States
Malolo
Fiftieth and
Broadway
Fifty-second Street
Amarlio area social notes feature a host of visits
North Amarlio H and Milholland return from a week with Mrs James Milholland of Kansas City. Local residents host church events at 410 North Johnson as wills are read for merriment. Visitors include Misses Gill Albright Wilcox Osborne and others. Discussions cover college spirit and a Panhandle conference plan.
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H. & Milholland
James Milholland
Kansas City
B. B. Holland
Christian Church Orchestra
North
Johnson Street
Amy Gill
Geraldine Albright
Caroline Wilcox
Mary Wilcox
Ernestine Osborne
Francis Robertson
Lelia Hooks
Cleta Grace Holland
S . Cooper
J H. Johnson
Charles Winn
J. Leahorne
Willard Gill
Ray Cox
G. D. Witherspoon
Tommie Low
Blackwell
Oklahoma
J. D. Chandler
Carrizozo
New Mexico
Charles Eber
Tyler Street
Harry Calvert
George
Sayre
Jennie Bowman
Paris
Texas
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Denver
Miss Jewell Throckmorton
JL. J. Miller
Lincoln Street
Hallowe
Hobby Carried Him Here William Gibbs Rise to Ship Fame
The article profiles William Francis Gibbs, a Philadelphia native whose boyhood hobby of building toy ships launched a career that led to designing the Cappadocia and the Malolo. It traces his rise from bathtub models to directing American ship design, his wartime standard troop ship work, and his goal of restoring a robust American merchant navy.
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William Francis Gibbs
Ava HI
Cappadocia
William Francis Ibb
Rio
Gibbs
Philadelphia
America
France
Harvard
Columbia
Young Gibbs
Navy Department
Ueign Aoe
Hhat
William Francis Gibb
San Francisco
Honolulu
Atlantic
Tropic
The
Pacific
Thea Malolo
Hall of Fame
Who Is Sandy B C Biggerstaff Named Secretary
Sandy B. C. Biggerstaff, known to Panhandle castlemen, has been made secretary of the Kansas City Livestock exchange. A wholesale fruit and vegetable commission house will open in Plainview once Paul Towe of Pueblo Colorado and J L Clonesburg of Guynion Oklahoma locate a site and erect a building. Towe and Chewsburg move to Plainview with two cars, one loaded with potatoes and the other with apples en route. Local capitalist L M Faulkner reports a barrel of lubricant oil stolen from his field and the tractor bearing damaged bearings after the theft.
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Sandy
B. C. Biggerstaff
Panhandle
Kansas City Livestock Exchange
Plainview
Paul Towe
Pueblo
Colorado
J. L. Clonesburg
Guynion
Oklahoma
Towe
Chewsburg
L. M. Faulkner
Faulkner
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Buffalo
New York
Mace Kile
Boston
Lunz
Ozark Mountain
Arkansas
Dixie
South
New York City
Daniel Decatur Emmett
R. E. Posey
Mississippi
J. W. Ryan
J. C. Chanman
Jor
Jured
Mr. Posey
al G. Barnes
Pecos
Roswell
Carlsbad
Santa Io California
Amarllo
Lubock
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Canyon
W. C. Garrett
Second Baptist Church
Second Baptist Sunbeams
K. Taylor
Second Baptist W. M. A
College Athletic Committee
Clarendon
Wayland
Montezuma
University of New Mexico
Abilene
New Mexico University
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Hopby
Atlantic Coast
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Herbert Hartley
Leviathan