Lawyers Plan July Meeting for Amarillo Bar Association
Amarillo Texas hosts a July 1929 Texas Bar Association meeting with 2,500 lawyers from Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma. The Amarillo Bar Association plans a $5,000 entertain ment fund for the convention and expects all members at tomorrow noon meeting at the Amarillo hotel. H C Pilipin, president, said lawyers from New Mexico and Oklahoma back a joint three state meeting.
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Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Texas Bar Association
French Surprised By U S Enthusiasm Over Zeppelin Arrival
Paris correspondent Pierre Audiat in Paris Midi notes French disappointment over American fanfare for the Zeppelin’s Lakehurst New Jersey crossing. He says Americans showed genuine affection for Germany, while France seeks to regain standing by proving serious and reliable in world affairs.
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International
Paris
Pierre Audiat
Paris-Midi
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Broadway
Hoover Lauded By Col Haines by Associated Press
Seven Texans who held key Hoover wartime roles issue a statement praising his character and ability. Signers include E A Peden Houston C A Young Dallas H H Haines Amarillo in charge of distribution in Russia Armenia and the Balkans Robert Maverick San Antonio Harwood Stacy Austin Captain J F Lucey Dallas and H M Keeling Dallas. The note commends Belgian relief operations for efficiency and low cost.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Herbert Hoover
E. A. Peden
Houston
Texas Food
C. A. Young
Begium Relief Organization
H. H. Haines
Amarillo
Russia
Armenia
Balkans
Robert Maverick
San Antonio
Hoover
Belgium
France
Harwood Stacy
Austin
J. F. Lucey
H. M. Keeling
Plumbers Bond Held Illegal in Dallas Case
Plumbers in Dallas cannot be forced to post a $3,000 bond to obtain a license after the third court of civil appeals reversed a Dallas county district court. The ruling struck down the city ordinance requiring the bond as unconstitutional and relief was denied to A. C. Mackey in damages.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Dallas
Third Court of Civil Appeals
A. CG. Mackey
Mrs Keen Confined at Home by Illness
Mrs Keen of the J C Penny company is confined to her home due to illness.
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Mrs. Keen
The
J. C. Penny Company
Polish Police and Students in Gun Fight in Lemberg
United Press reports hundreds of shots fired as Ukrainian students clash with Polish police in Lemberg Poland. Several students and policemen are wounded after a confrontation sparked by demolishing monuments from 1918 events. Students later hoisted the Ukrainian flag at the cathedral.
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United Press
Berlin
Lemberg
Poland
Veteran Actor James H. Lewis Dies in Pawtucket at 78
James Henry Lewis aged 78, veteran stage actor, died at his Pawtucket home yesterday. In a career spanning over fifty years he appeared with Edwin Booth Mrs. Thomas Whiffen and David Warfield among other notable performers.
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Associated Press
Pawtucket
R. I
James Henry Lewis
Edwin Booth
Thomas Whiffen
David Warfield
William Hodge
Lockout Hits Rhine Westphalia Workers in Germany
Iron and steel workers across Rhine land and Westphalia, about 225000, face job losses as industrialists impose a lockout in response to a wage increase decision by the ministry of labor.
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Germany
Associated Press
Essen
Rhineland
Westphalia
Ministry of Labor
Police Chief Gaither Posts Bond On False Imprisonment Charge
Police Chief H. L. Gaither posted a $250 bond after arrest on a false imprisonment accusation filed by Irene Nicholson. The charges relate to a civil suit Nicholson filed against George and J. A. Whittenburg for $25,000, filed the previous Saturday. Nicholson had earlier been jailed on theft charges but was released when the grand jury did not indict.
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H. L. Gaither
Irene Nicholson
Nicholson
George
J. A. Whittenburg
Flier Burned to Death in Plane Crash
Julian J. Farwell of Chicago died when his plane crashed and burned at Chanute Field near Rantoul Illinois yesterday. Farwell, a licensed civilian pilot, was the son of John Farwell, a Chicago real estate man.
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Associated Press
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Julian J. Farwell
Chicago
Farwell
John Farwell
Pennsylvania R R To Electrify Service
The Pennsylvania Railroad will electrify its entire New York to Wilmington route at an estimated cost of 100 million dollars. General W W Atterbury announced the project covering 826 miles of line and 1300 miles of track, to take seven or eight years, with potential extension to 11,000 miles later if conditions warrant.
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Associated Press
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilmington
Delaware
W. W. Atterbury
Atterbury
New Face Powder MELLO-GLO Promises Prolonged Wear
MELLO-GLO is a new shade youth color that resists perspiration and does not dry the skin. The French process powder sticks well, stays on longer, and does not clog pores. Fox Drug Co offers the product at its five stores, promising marvelous beautifying qualities.
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Fox Drug Co
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Felts
Marizon
Polk Street
Coats
Mone Dry Goods CO
Dr. Austin
Queen Quality
John Meyers
Peir
Adams Dry Goods
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