Miss Garden Visits Amarillo Home for Tea
Mary Garden visits the Tack house in Amarillo with Mrs Tack and others, sharing warm, animated conversation and tea. She recalls meeting rancher Toney Chisum in Wichita Falls and jokes about a newspaper column claiming she loses dogs, praising Tack’s kindness and recalling a half hour of intimate chatter.
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Mrs. Tack
Miss Mary Garden
Miss Garden
Sach
Toney Chisum
Wichita Falls
Mr. Chisum
Toney
Mary Lee
Billy Sunday Message to Mary Garden in New Jersey Letter
Vineland New Jersey October 21 writes Billy Sunday to News-Globe Tack praising Mary Garden as a good friend and entertaining guest without artistic temperament, promising she is a brilliant conversationalist and will be a fine houseguest for Tack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. R. Tack
Care News-Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Tack
Mary Garden
Mary
Amarillo Notes On Garden Concert And Lost Dogs
A reporter recalls spiritualism anecdotes and a forthcoming piano aria by Miss Garden in Amarillo. The piece highlights her energy, plans for Chicago and Monte Carlo, and a Palo Duro outing with Lawrence Hagg. Three lost dogs are listed with owners J D Latta, J E Hill, and Walter Crossett, including rewards and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Garden
Amarillo
Lawrence Hagg
Palo Duro Canyon
Stay in the way Amarillo loves English chinaware
A reader writes Tack asking about Blue Willow china and a Love story tied to its legend. The note mentions Amarillo, asks about new tea cups, and seeks information on the Eng lish china motif and a bridge tale with two turtle doves.
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Amarillo
Mary Garden
Robert Service
The
Yukon
Jean Sanders
Scroggins
Groom
Election briefs focus on final get out the vote push
As campaigning winds down, parties shift to turning out voters in Minnesota and South Dakota. National figures like James Burke, Jouett Shouse, and Senator Robinson prepare radio speeches, while Roosevelt and Tuttle close in New York. Hoover remains at the White House with no comments on politics.
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James Francis Burke
National Committee
Jouett Shouse
Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Roosevelt
New York
Charles H. Tuttle
Gifford Pinchot
Palo Alto
Texas voters eye fourteenth district race for Wurzbach
Tomorrow's Texas election centers on the 14th district where Republican Congressman Harry M Wurzbach faces Democrat Henry 8 Dielmann. In other districts and statewide races Democrats expect easy victories. Attention focuses on whether the GOP vote reaches 100000 to influence future primaries.
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Associated Press
Texas
Fourteenth
Harry M. Wurzbach
Henry 8. Dielmann
CAPT CORBIN REASSIGNED TO ORGANIZED RESERVES
The War Department announced Captain George A. Corbin will be relieved from active infantry duty at Fort Sam Houston and detailed to the organized reserve as contact officer with the 0th Division based in Amarillo. He will replace Captain Harry Foster, who left Amarillo in July. Local reserve officers had not been notified but were told a contact man would be assigned to Amarillo soon.
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Mr. Tack
Amarillo
Washington, D. C
War Department
George A. Corbin
Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Organized Reserve
Corbin
Harry Foster
David H. Biddle
Civil District Court Opens Full Session
The November term of district court opened this morning with Judge W E Gee presiding. Most local law firms are represented and it is expected Tuesday will be needed to complete the docket. A mix of items and questions appear in the reader's column.
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W. E. Gee
Health unit names new staff led by Dr Primer
Dr Primer directs a new full time health unit with George T Royse as county physician F P Miller as school physician Ruby Wirt Tempest Ray Ruby Ripperton Mildred Garrett as public health nurses Jack Wyatt chemist Ardis Cline laboratory technician Orrai Largent secretary and deputy registrar of vital statistics Dr E W Little city veterinarian and dairy inspector Walter M Freeman food inspector George W Baker Carl A Robert sanitary inspectors The unit follows a conference with county commissioners and Primer plans another with school authorities Primer is Texas born with BA MD from University of Texas Harvard MPH and served as state epidemiologist
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Primer
George T. Royse
F. P. Miller
Ruby Wirt
Tempest Ray
Ruby Ripperton
Mildred Garrett
Jack Wyatt
Ardis Cline
Orrai Largent
E. W. Little
Walter M. Freeman
George W. Baker
Carl A. Robert
Johnston
Texas
Austin
Sylvester Primer
University of Texas
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Rockefeller Foundation
Andalsia
Ala
Louisiana
Harvard
Primer Takes Health Reins In Amarillo
Dr. Benjamin M. Primer assumes leadership of the new combined health unit in Amarillo after accepting the duties from Dr. R. E. Johnston. The transfer occurred at a called county session where Primer outlined tuberculosis focus and future program plans. Dr. Johnston will not be county health officer but will assist as needed.
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RE. A. Johnston
Benjamin M. Primer
Amarillo
Primer
Mary Garden Program Highlights Classical Selections
Miss Garden presents a varied program including Chopin Etude Berceuse andPolonaise with Mr Dansereau and G Faure selections. The lineup features Debussy Ravel Bizet Hahn and Falla pieces among others, finishing with Charpentier and Massanet works.
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Miss Garden
Chopin
Chopin Mr. Dansereau
Beraemux O.c
Peed
G. Faure
R. Strauss
G. Bizet
Debussy
Wecreciense
Sean Grew Chessessast Ravel
Vere DeoFalla
Dansereau
Des Fléurs
G. Hue
Claire de Lune
Joseph Szule
Polling lists of voters by precincts in San Jacinto area
The record lists names assigned to precinct polling stations from No 11 to No 19 including San Jacinto School No 11 San Jacinto Fire Station No 12 Country Club School No 13 McKinley School No 14 Pleasant Valley School No 15 Cotton Garage No 16 Lemons Grain and Coal Co No 17 Twenty fourth and Polk No 18 and Woodliefs Garage No 19. Includes J M Smith J Simpson R J Cole J Nichols and others.
Unemployment Debate Reflects on Coolidge Understanding
The piece contrasts crowds waiting for day labor at 30 cents an hour with the wealthy who view unemployment as economic theory. It credits Mr. Coolidge with understanding the problem despite differing views on work and wages.
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Mr. Coolidge
Carbon Black Worker Sues for Long-Term Compensation
Ollie Brown former Western Carbon Company employee sues Maryland Casualty in district court claiming a work accident on June 2 at the Gray County carbon black plant caused permanent injuries and total incapacity. seeks a lump sum based on 15.31 weekly for 401 weeks. insurer denies all allegations.
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Ollie Brown
Western Carbon Company
Maryland Casualty Company
Brown
Gray County
Storms Batter Boulogne Ship and Channel Ferry
Boulogne was severely bashed and its bridge partly demolished with two seamen injured. The Maid of Orleans across the channel carried four injured passengers after a great wave smashed two portholes on the port side. The Greek steamer Menemnos reported serious damage two miles south of St. Catherine's Point Isle of Wight as a lifeboat evacuated passengers.
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Boulogne
Maid of Orleans
Menesnos
St. Catherine's Point
Isle of Wight
Ballot listed candidates for Democrat and Republican parties
The attorney general approved a split ballot allowing a straight ticket by crossing out four columns. The Democratic and Republican nominees are listed, including United States Senator Morris Sheppard and Governor Ross Sterling among others, with pairs for each office.
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United States
Morris Sheppard
Doran
John Heesly
Congress
Marvin Jones
8. E. Fish
Supreme Court
Co. M. Cureton
C. K. McDowell
Ross Sterling
William E. Talbot
Edgar E. Witt
H. B. Tanner
James V. Allred
General Land Office
J. H. Walker
P. C. Beard
Judge Court of Criminal Appeals
Lattimore
W. D. Girand
Revolt Precedes Prestes Presidency in Brazil Crisis
Washington Luis is replaced by a revolt two weeks before Dr. Julio Prestes, now at the British consulate in Sao Paulo, would take a four year term. Dr. Vargas alleges electoral fraud and uncounted ballots while Prestes vows a presidential rule with discretionary powers and immediate dissolution of congress. Captain Juarez Tavora and other rebel leaders back Vargas and his liberal program.
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Washington Luis
Julio Prestes
Sao Paulo
Vargas
Dr. Prestes
Prestes
Congress
Juarez Tavora
Dr. Varga
Liberal Alliance
New Accident Policy Offers Up To 100 Monthly Benefit
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co announces a new accident policy paying up to $100 a month for under a dollar a day, costing about $3.50 per year. Over 60,000 already hold this protection. Send name address age beneficiary and relationship for a 10 day free inspection.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Mortarity Bldg
Kansas City
Explosions Struck District Ignite Flames From Manholes
A sequence of blasts tore through the district with flames leaping from manholes and covers. A second explosion followed, trapping the area in smoke as firemen evacuated residents and secured the danger zone. Train windows shattered as a Katy passenger train approached yards near the plant. no injuries reported from glass. Chief Dan Donovan sustained facial and hand burns but stayed on duty directing crews.
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Katy Road
W. P. McConnell
Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City Terminal Railroad
Dan Donovan
Arrest Negro, Recover Part Fowler Loot
Recovery of the greater part of 200 dollars worth of clothing and jewelry stolen from W. Fowler at 211 A East Fourteenth Avenue. A negro arrested Saturday night after the burglary at 11 o clock had most of the loot stuffed in a pillow slip and wore an overcoat from the loot. Mrs. Fowler's coat and part of the jewelry remained unrecovered. The suspect was being questioned about other burglaries.
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W. Fowler
East Fourteenth Avenue
Kansas City and Fort Worth Hogs and Cattle Prices Report
Market summary from Kansas City and Fort Worth shows hogs up to 10 cents higher with top around 9.00 while cattle, calves, and sheep varied by weight. New York cotton opened steady with gains of 9 to 16 points, later easing as holiday proximity affected activity.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
U. 8
Fort Worth
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Then came a woman old with whispered counsel
A voice speaks of bearing sorrow with care and grace. A third voice urges worthiness of the one you miss and to cry with friends who comfort. The speaker praises the one who lets tears fall and hides grief for a loved one.
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