Courts Block Property Sale In Two Amarillo Cases
Foreclosure sales against Amarillo properties were halted by injunctions from two district judges. Judge W E Gee barred the sale of the Emma Wheatley Oliver Bable Addition lot until February 1 1935 and ordered $10 monthly into the court registry to cover taxes interest and principal. Judge Henry S Bishop issued a similar injunction delaying sale of the San Jacinto Heights lot secured by a $2100 mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
W. E. Gee
Emma Wheatley
Farm and Home Loan Association of Nevada
W. D. Day
San Jacinto Heights
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
Henry S. Bishop
Check Foods for Causes of Disease in Fort Worth
Fort Worth reports over 200 cases of an unidentified dysentery. City Sanitary Engineer W N Dashiel conducts tests of foods milk and water sources and asks physicians to report all cases. He notes adults and children across the city affected and links infant mortality rise to intestinal disorders with 15 of 31 deaths involving such issues.
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Fort Worth
W. N. Dashiel
Dashie
Chicago
Start New Pipeline On Water Project
Work to build a new 20 inch water pipeline from Eighth Avenue to Second Avenue on Bonham Street has begun. The line will run down Second Avenue to downtown. Over 25 workers are on site with more expected. labor is provided by the National Re-Employment Agency, 408 East Fifth Avenue.
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Amarillo
Eighth Avenue
Second Avenue
Bonham Street
National Re-Employment Agency
East Fifth Avenue
Federal Road Man Sought in Region
County authorities seek Thomas H. Mc Donald of the Federal Bureau of Public Roads in Washington DC. He is believed to be in the area and should call Washington at the number 39. He is driving a Chrysler with license plates 1342 from the District of Columbia.
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Thomas H. McDonald
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Washington, D. C
McDonald
Washington
District of Columbia
Jail Gloomy Again For Sunshine Negro Boy Is Sent Home
The 13 year old known as Sunshine or Smokey and Lightning was jailed for months on juvenile delinquency charges. He was allowed liberty in the jail and used as a chore boy by Jailer Gib Landis. His delinquency charge was dismissed and he left home after his mother sent money for his return.
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Gib Landis
Smokey
Los Angeles
Transient Bureau
Santa Fe
C. D. Blackmon
Armistice Day Trench Tragedy Ends In Silence
A World War I officer known for precision orders a final volley before 11 am but a late gunfire from German lines kills seven of his men just as Armistice is proclaimed. He asks the time, then fate darkens as he shoots himself, ending the scene of celebration.
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Dale Harrison
Bras
Leutenant
No-Man’s Land
New England
Missing Bride Sought Across Four States
Mrs Thelma E Banney a 20 year old bride has been missing since Sunday. Rev Ralph F E Banney her 23 year old evangelist husband notified officers in Kentucky Arkansas Mississippi and Tennessee hoping to locate her.
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Dyersburg
Tenn
Thelma E. Banney
Ralph FE. Banney
Church of God
Kentucky
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Meriden Senatorial Pick Touted With Odd Figures
Francis T. Maloney of Meriden in his 41st year carried 41 Connecticut towns to become the state's 41st U S senator and his term expires in 1941. The camel was one of the first animals domesticated.
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Meriden
Conn
Francis T. Maloney
Connecticut
United States Senate
Seek Trial Save Youth From Prison In Texas Case
William Osborne a 16 year old Falfurrias High School student faces murder charges in the fatal shooting of J M Brinck a Harlingen paper salesman and former Olympic rower. His lawyers petitioned the fourth court of civil appeals to force an immediate trial to avoid life imprisonment when he turns 17 on January 26 1935.
Mayor Clings to Office After Recall in Waco
Mayor Carl Mason, recalled October 6, vows to stay until courts decide his right. Commissioner J. L. Rollins resigned after denouncing Mason and criticizing the commission’s failure to dismiss officials and reorganize government. Both were elected April 3, then defeated in the October recall.
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Waco
U.P
Carl Mason
Mason
J. L. Rollins
Rollins
Amarillo merchants urged to close for Armistice Day
Amarillo merchants were asked by the Amarillo Credit Association to close Monday in observance of Armistice Day. Earlier plans for a 10:15 to 1 pm closing were rescinded and the association urged all employees who are ex service members to observe.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Credit Association
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine for Cold Remedy
A dated advertisement extols Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as an internal cold remedy. It claims four effects: open bowels, fight germs and fever, relieve headache and griping, and fortify the system. Sold by druggists for 30¢ and 50c. insist on the full name.
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Grove
Icemen's Groups to Parade Saturday Sponsored by Hanson Post
Icemen's groups will participate in a Saturday parade sponsored by Hanson Post of the American Legion. The event is organized to honor veterans and celebrate local community spirit.
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Icemen
Hanson Post
The
American Legion
Keeps Laundry Post Indefinitely As Acting Manager Stays
Clay Thornton remains acting manager of the Panhandle Laundry Company indefinitely. He has served in that role since May after the death of previous manager George F. Lindsay, who had fallen ill last May.
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George Lindsay
Clay Thornton
Panhandle Laundry Company
George F. Lindsay
Lindsay
Mr. Thornton
Asthma and Hay Fever Relief Promoted in Ad Copy
An advertisement touts a new money back guarantee for quick relief from asthma and hay fever. The copy promises swift effects and a refund if not satisfied, claiming modern remedies provide relief without side effects.
Calafo liquid promises asthma relief or money back
An advertisement touts Calafo liquid as a remedy for asthma hay fever and related distress. It claims rapid symptom relief and offers a money back guarantee. The pitch urges trial at Fox Drug Co. and other druggists with a price of $1.90.
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Fox Drug Co
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Foster-Milburn Co
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ENS
Coats
Penco
Rixh
Iction
Part
Toyland
J. C. Penney
Penneys
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