Hoover Home at Victory Party After Election Night
President elect Herbert Hoover and family welcomed friends at the White House in a crowded home scene after the election. They watched campaign film reels, tabulated returns on a blackboard, and received telegrams of congratulations as the night wore on. The mood was joyous and restrained amid cheers from well-wishers.
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Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
United Press
Herbert, Jr
Allan
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Theodore
Press Association
Washington
New York World
New York Times
Allan Hoover
Farlier
Growing Cities and Rail Electrification Spur Big Investments
The piece notes a rebuilt stock exchange, governors buying property to block up to a city area, and plans for 5 to 10 million shares. It cites General Atterbury advancing electrification of Pennsylvania Railroad from New York to Wilmington and beyond within seven to eight years at about 100 million dollars. It discusses New York metro growth to 40 million and asks what a corner lot could be worth in a 30 million population era, then mentions Coolidge denying a 100 million deficit and tax receipts offsetting it.
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General Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Wilmington
Del
Washington
Pennsylvania
Joes
Jo Day
Jo Toplitzky
Football in the Rockies Gains Respect From East
By Bob Matherne the Rocky Mountain teams, led by coach William T Vandegraaf of Colorado College, show growing strength and smarter play. He notes smaller schools, but backs like Karl Clark Vanderberg Buck Smith Rowe and Carr stand out as top performers capable of competing with national rivals.
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Bob Matherne
Middle West
Pacific Coast
East
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Tulane
Vanderbilt
California
Texas
Southern Methodists
West Point
Army
Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Missouri
Rockies
Rocky Mountain
William T
Vandegraaf
Colorado College
Ouf
Vandergraff
Montana State
Idaho
Colorado Springs
Karl Clark
Vanderberg
Buck Smith
Colorado
Rowe
Brigham Young
Smart
Utah Aggies
Carr
Colorado Mines
Proceedings in Court of Civil Appeals Amarillo Seventh District
The Court of Civil Appeals seventh district at Amarillo heard motions and various appeals and dismissals. Cases include Masonic Temple Assn versus Amarillo ISD rehearing, Clem versus For bess rehearing affirmed, and multiple other appeals and set for submission on November 28. Several defendants from Wichita and Lubbock were involved, with entities such as Texas Employers Ins Assn and Southwestern Public Service Co among the parties.
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Court of Civil Appeals For the Seventh District
Amarillo
Mawes
Masonic Temple Ass'n
Amarillo Independent
Chas. FE. Clem
D. A. Forbess
Affirmed Security Union Casualty Co
Perry O’pry
Wichita
Bryan & Emery, Inc
Frick-Reid Supply Co
Cottle
L. E. Whitham & Co
Kate F. Donovan
L. Kleiman
First National Bank of Electra
Indemnity Ins. Co
North America
J. E. Adkins
Texas Employers Ins
Ass'n
W.D. Elrod
Carson
Clara Dalton
Realty Trust Co
Lubbock
W. R. Ingram
Rush McLaughlin
Crosby
Joe H. Moore
C. F. Sears
Western Union Telegraph Co
New York City Spending Surges Amid Rapid Value Growth
New York City plans exceed half a trillion dollars in spending this year and add about 276 million to the total. Despite higher expenditures, the rapid rise in real estate value means assessments per dollar of value decline as overall property values surge.
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New York City
Italy to Produce Over Fifty Million Pounds of Ray This Year
Italian producers announce plans to generate more than 50,000,000 pounds of ray this year. Officials cite expanded fisheries and new processing facilities as key drivers of the ambitious output target.
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Italy
Goose Hunters Lead Panhandle Geese In Early Flight
Amarillo area reports hundreds of geese in Panhandle as northerly winds push mallards teal redheads and canvasbacks southward. A New Mexico game census warns of declines in antelope sheep deer wild turkeys and urges protection to stop further losses. Goose hunters Alston Meredith Ray Edinburgh George Maggard John Mitchell and Anneth Hughey bag eleven geese near Tulsa last Sunday marking first reported kill of the season.
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Carl FE
Simon
Amarillo
Panhandle
New Mexico
Bureau of Biologica Survey
Alston Meredith
Ray Edinburgh
George Maggard
John Mitchell
Anneth Hughey
Tulsa
Globe
Passenger Pigeons Extinct Says 1857 Ohio Committee
The last passenger pigeon died in 1914 in Cincinnati. An 1857 Ohio legislature committee had reported the species could not be exterminated and needed no protection.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Dilg League to Meet at City Hall Friday Evening
The Jill H. Dilg League schedules a meeting at city hall in the commissioner's room at 8 o clock Friday evening. Members cooperate with William J. Tucker and the Game Fish and Oyster department in ongoing efforts.
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Dilg League
Jill H. Dilg
Wm. J. Tucker
Game Fish and Oyster Department
New Mexico Deer Season Opens for Panhandle Hunters
Panhandle hunters plan a trip into New Mexico as the deer season runs November 10 to November 20. Special deputy warden Bob Ames says permits are required before any game can be brought into the state.
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Panhandle
New Mexico
Bob Ames
The
Aviator Gene Shank Rates Teal Flight at 80 MPH
An Associated Press report notes aviator Gene Shank pacing teal in flight and claiming speeds around 80 miles per hour. Local hunters in blinds report teal speeds well over 200 miles per hour, a contrast to the pilot’s figures.
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Presa
Gene Shank
Baby shark material in shoes gains popularity quickly
A new material named Baby shark shows promise in footwear with a grainy surface that is widely liked. Early tests indicate strong potential for comfort and durability, attracting designers seeking innovative textures for sneakers and casual shoes.
Arrest Five on Charge of Drunkenness
Five men faced drunkenness charges after a quiet election night. Three were jailed in the county facility and two in the city lockup, all released after fines were paid. Authorities Gaither and Pollard reported a well ordered day with extra officers patrolling the city.
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H. L. Gaither
Wiley Pollard
Gaither
Pollard
Gort
Plains Free of Diseased Cattle Reported
The Panhandle shows no quarantined cattle according to Dr. Clifton Carter's monthly Bureau of Animal Industry report. During the month 75,867 cattle were inspected with no scab found or exposed herds. 7,426 sheep were inspected, 1,847 were dipped after exposure to scab.
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Panhandle
Clifton Carter
Bureau of Animal Industry
Melon Servings Pair Well With Ham and Dessert
Slices of melon pair well with cold boiled ham and are used for melon as a piquant dessert when served sliced with whipped cream. The note highlights melon as a versatile fruit suitable for savory and sweet courses.
Man Without A Job Debate Sparks Social Thought
A lengthy editorial voice questions the plight of the unemployed, contrasting the sympathy shown to the “Man Without A Country” with society’s neglect of the jobless. It explores despair, ambition, and the mental toll of unemployment, urging action to help the unemployed find work and hope.
Exhibit by Nicholas Richard Brewer Draws Large Amarillo Crowds
Large crowds visit the Nicholas Richard Brewer exhibit on the mezzanine of the Her ring hotel. Sponsored by the Amarillo Art Association the show opened November 3 and runs through November 12. Brewer is painting portraits of two prominent Amarillo figures and delivered a brief political talk at the auditorium Monday night, his first public political speech, at the urging of local leaders. He is 78 years old and had voted Republican prior to this election.
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Nicholas Richard Brewer
Herring Hotel
Nail Picking Machine Demonstration At Panhandle Highways
Panhandle Highway department completes an Electro Magnetic nail picker aimed at reducing punctures on local roads. Officials cite successes in other states and invite the public to a 10 am demonstration tomorrow at the East wing of the Municipal auditorium. Traffic officials will choose the street with the most nails for the test.
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Panhandle
Highway Department
Municipal Auditorium
Reasons for turning Democrat interrupted by radio addresses
A discussion of reasons for shifting to the Democrat party was interrupted by the final radio addresses of the two presidential candidates. Separately, Manchuria begins steps to counter any invasion of the Babonie plague.
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Manchuria
Back Hurts Flush Kidneys
When kidneys hurt and the back is sore, avoid drugs and instead use mild salts to cleanse and stimulate the kidneys. Drink plenty of water and take four ounces of rad Salts in water before breakfast for a few days to help kidneys act normally. This lithia-water drink neutralizes acids and can relieve bladder weakness and backache.
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San Juan Hill
Hoover Home
John Philip Sousa
Old Stock Exchange
Coolidge
Tom Moore
By Carl B. Simon
Robert Chambers
City League
Price
Exide
Electric Storage Battery Co
Exide Battery Station
DEA Caldwell
East 9Th St
San Augustine
United States
Congress
L. Tucker
WM. Pitillips
Register
L. L
Jameson
Terry B. James
E.R. T
Packard
Packard-Amarillo Motor Company
Fillmore
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