Arthur Brisbane sees new era urged by Lasker and Macaulay
The column reflects on Albert D. Lasker spreading useful thought and Macaulay's essay, noting 1830s Europe and Napoleonic debts. It cites Captain Hawks setting a record flight New York to Havana in 9 hours 21 minutes and discusses Prohibition politics, thrift, and idle dollars as idle men.
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Albert D. Lasker
Macaulay
Southey
Edinburgh Review
Europe
Waterloo
Chicago
Hawks
America
New York
Havana
Jacksonville
Miami
Thousands Attend Start of Texas Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
The W M A B U State Convention opened in Dallas with about 1,000 women attending the executive board and annual session at First Baptist Church. Pastor and laymen conference expected 2,500 attendees as Mrs. F S Davis announces retirement after 25 years as president.
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Baptist Woman’s Missionary Unions of
Texas
General Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
F. S. Davis
Dallas
Panhandle celebrates Armistice with grand parade and banquet
Amarillo and three Panhandle cities Pampa Canyon Borger join Hansen Post in Armistice observance with a 10:20 AM parade followed by a banquet at the Herring Hotel. Schools churches and veterans groups participate as the region marks the war’s twelfth anniversary.
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Herring Hotel
Legion Poste
Panhandle
Pampa
Canyon
Borger
Hansen Post
Amarillo
Legion
Robbers Take Safe From Phillips Petroleum Station
Burglars unlocked a rear door with a skeleton key and carried off a concrete anchored safe from Phillips Petroleum station No. 210 at 2701 Line Street and Georgia. The loot totaled 47.07 dollars and the break was found by attendants Monday. Burglars also entered a store at 301 Georgia Street but nothing was reported stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Petroleum
Line Street
Georgia
Georgia Street
Wizard Par-Optic Fete Brightens Amarillo Hometown
Reporter Morris Higley notes Hayward Thompson, a WWI veteran blinded and in pain, returns to Amarillo sponsored by the News-Globe to demonstrate par-optic vision and drive an automobile through busy streets, claiming he can see via skin nerves. The piece cites prior displays in Philadelphia and a scrapbook of Thompson’s feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Higley
Hayward Thompson
America
Amarillo
News-Globe
Globe- News
Thompson
Philadelphia
Dry Forces Ready to Meet Prohibition Critics in Congress
Washington, Nov 10 A planned national group of prominent business leaders is being discussed to stress the economic benefits of prohibition. Dry forces, once driven by business and church leaders, aim to rekindle industrial support and counter any federal prohibition challengers in the next Congress. The effort follows the Wickersham commission debates on enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Hoover
Missionaries Slain in Brazil Station Near Juruena
The American Missionary Union reports the killing of Arthur S. Tylee of Worcester and his two year old daughter along with nurse Ethel Kratz of Chicago at an isolated station near Juruena Brazil. The killers are not named but savage Indians are suspected. The incident occurred three weeks from the nearest civilization.
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Associated Press
New York
Brazil
Inland
South American Missionary Union
Arthur S. Tylee
Worcester
Mass
Ethel Kratz
Chicago
Alfred H. Vroom
The
Missionary Union
Juruena
Congressman Jones To Speak at Morse School Meeting
Congressman Marvin Jones and Ben Short left this morning for Morse where Jones addresses the student body and parents this afternoon. On Tuesday he will deliver a patriotic address at Dalhart for Armistice day celebrations.
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Marvin Jones
Ben Short
Morse
Mr. Jones
Congressman Jones
Dalhart
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs Convention Opens in Houston
The 33rd annual Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs convention meets in Houston with 1500 to 2000 delegates. Sculptor Gutzon Borglum is the principal speaker tonight. Mayor Walter E. Monteith and Chamber of Commerce President R. C. Kuldell will give welcoming remarks, with Mrs. R. F. Lindsay and Mrs. Josephine H. Leckie delivering messages. The formal opening is tomorrow morning with officer and committee reports.
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United Press
Houston
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Gutzion Borglum
Walter E. Monteith
R. C. Kuldell
Chamber of Commerce
R. F. Lindsay
Mount Pleasant
Josephine H. le
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with cooler Tuesday. West Texas shows mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with a cooler north portion Tuesday. New Mexico expects fair weather tonight and Tuesday with slightly cooler readings in extreme east portion. Today’s 1 PM temperatures range from 51 to 48. Sunrise Tuesday is 7 18 and sunset 5 45.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Mrs. George A. Whittenburg Dies in Mineral Wells
Mrs. George A. Whittenburg, 49, a longtime Panhandle Plains figure, died shortly after midnight in Mineral Wells. Funeral at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Canyon with burial in Dreamland Cemetery. Survived by husband George A. Whittenburg. mother Mrs. Nancy M. Archer. five sons J A Whittenburg Amarillo and four others of Canyon. eight daughters and numerous siblings and in-laws. Funeral arrangements by Pay G. L. Yates.
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Globe
Canyon
George A. Whittenbuug
Panhandle Plains
Mineral Wells
DO-X lands at Calshot in second U S leg voyage
The flying boat DO-X touched down at 3 33 p m clearing Calshot Point after a flight from Amsterdam on the second stage toward the United States. The landing was easy and the craft taxied smoothly as it completed the leg of its leisurely itinerary.
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Calshot
England
Amsterdam
United States
Calshot Point
Vault theft and corporate finance notes from 3 cities
In Lubbock a vault break at Hemphill-Wells Co. yielded 750 to 1000 dollars with a drawer of cash left untouched. New York freight data show United States Steel unfilled orders rose 57 425 tons in October to 3 481 763 tons. Wilmington federal court named receivers for Cosden Oil Co. Assets total 12 812 million with liabilities 4 33 million current 2 159 million and current liabilities 1 787 million. judges Hugh M Morris and George N Moore named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Wilmington
Del
John P. Fields
Federal
Cosden Oil Company
Merrit Drilling Company
Cosden Company
Hugh M. Morris
George N. Moore
Fort Worth
Hollywood sisters file bankruptcy petitions in court
Sally O'Neill and Molly O'Day known as Virginia Louise Noonan and Suzanne Dobson Noonan seek bankruptcy relief citing debts of 31021.56 and 12798.78 with minimal assets. The filing follows personal financial distress affecting two screen actresses.
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United Press
Hollywood
Sally O'Neill
Molly O'Day
Virginia Louise Noonan
Suzanne Dobson Noonan
Sally
Molly
Urge Citizens Buy Poppies on Armistice Day Observance
The tenth annual distribution of W. F. W. Buddy Poppies will be held on Armistice Day. Mrs. Walter Irvin, auxiliary chairman, announces the nationwide sale organized by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Proceeds help disabled veterans in government hospitals and support convalescent wards. General Frank T. Hines praises the program as a treatment aid for mental and nervous disabilities. Griggs ambulance. Phone 4311.
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Walter Irvin
France
U. S. America
Veteran Bureau
Frank T. Hines
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Five Missing After Northern Light Sinks Off Florida Coast
Air search continued for five crew members missing after the barge Northern Light sank in a Florida storm. The Ontario recovered J. Stewart, leaving four men unaccounted for: John W. Heath, C. B. Pittman, K. Legg, R. S&S. Watson, and L Bodden. The tug Messenger faced danger near Jupiter as other vessels struggled in heavy seas.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Navy
Northern Light
Florida East Coast
Messenger
Jupiter
Tampa
Wilmington
N. C
Ontario
Mobile
Carys Fort Reef
J. Stewart
Barge Company
John W. Heath
C. B. Pittman
K. Legg
R. S&s. Watson
L. Bodden
Urge Highway Route Near Santa Fe Rail Line
A petition to the county commissioners requests the state highway department set permanent routing for Highway No. 5 to follow the Santa Fe line north as nearly as possible. W F E Chilton chamber highway chair leads, J Ray committee chair signs. Landowners from Amarillo Creek north to the county line seek to avoid splitting lands by dual rights of way. The meeting mainly discusses approving bills.
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Commissioners’ Court
State Highway Department
River Road
Santa Fe
W. F E. Chilton
Chamber of Commerce
J. Ray
Amarillo Creek
Amarillo Armistice Day Parade Route Announced
Fred Young parade marshal says Amarillo’s Armistice Day procession will be the longest and most colorful yet. The route starts Grant and Fifth then proceeds via Fifth Avenue Taylor Polk Third Pierce Vilreck to Fifth and returns. Participants should assemble by 10:00 and step off at 10:20 with time allowed to reach Polk Street and the reviewing stand at Fourth and Polk.
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Amarillo
Armarrillo
Fred Young
Grant and
Fifth
Taylor
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Polk Street
Third Avenue
Pierce
Vilerce Street
Fourth and
Polk
Armistice Day events loom for Amarillo area
A sponsored football game between the Amarillo Junior College Badgers and the Southern Methodist Colts starts at 2:30 at Butlerfield. Many stores and Lions close for the day. A banquet for ex-service men follows at the Herring Hotel, then a Crystal Ballroom dance with music by the Jesse Melody Maids, as Armistice observances began Sunday night.
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Amarillo Junior College Badgers
Southern Methodist Colts
Butlerfield
Lions
Herring Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
Jesse Melody
Muvie
Death hearing at Vega Friday
A formal murder charge was filed against Devert West 22, nightwatch man at Everett Switch grain elevator, for the slaying of Donald J. Williams 26 of Deaf Smith County as he tried to enter the elevator. West’s bond is set at 1500. preliminary hearing Friday. Williams funeral set in Hereford with burial there after services at 2:30 Tuesday.
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Globe
Vega
Devert West
Everett Switch Grain Eleator
Donald J. Williams
Deaf Smith County
West
D. L. Freeman
J. Halliourton
Williams
Everett Switch
Wildorado
Hereford
Texas
Rev. Fuller
Hereford Cemetery
George Connell
Tra Connell
George Suggs
Wesley Higgins
Fred Schultz
A. F. Amerson
Zola Roberts
Popular Bluff
D. C. Williams
Griggs Funeral
Moody urges faster rail and highway action for Texas
Governor Dan Moody told Col. Arthur Woods of the Hoover unemployment commission that speeding up Interstate Commerce Commission authority for new Texas rail lines and advancing highway funds are key steps for federal help to reduce unemployment in Texas per his statement from Austin on November 10.
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Moody
C. C
United Prem Austin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
Dan Moody
Col
Arthur Woods
Hoover
Anson State Bank Merges With First National
Anson State Bank merged today with First National in a joint statement by officers. Dr. C. G. Deen and Magnetic Matscutt of Glen Rose were among those cited in the announcement from the Blackstone Hotel in Anson.
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Anson Banks
Itty
Associated P'ress
ANSON
Anson State Bank
First National
Dr. C
CG. Deen
Magnetic Matscutt
Glen Rose
Blackstone Hotel
Football Tickets For November 22 Are On Sale
Reserved seat tickets for Simmons Cowboys of Abilene against W T C Buffaloes in Amarillo at Butler Field on Saturday November 22 at 2 30 p m. Box seats 1 50 sections A and B 1 25 Grandstand 1. Mail checks to Wilbur C Hawk care The Globe News or call the Globe News office. Tickets available starting 9 a m November 20 Auspices Tri State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons Cowboys
Abilene
W. T
T. C. Buffaloes Canyon
Wilbur C. Hawk
Globe News
Amarillo
Butler Field
City Drug Store
Grand jury impaneled for November term in district court
The November term opened as Judge Henry Bishop impaneled the grand jury. Foreman Fred Bone leads twelve members including C. P. Atwood and D. A. Park as the panel prepares to tackle the carry-over docket and evaluate morals among the youth amid modern temptations. Tuesday is a court holiday with the first petit jury set for Wednesday.
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District Criminal Court
Henry &. Bishop
Edw. W. Thomerson
Bishop
Fred Bone
C. P. Atwood
D. A. Park
E. H. Petty
Fred Fuqua
Arthur Osgood
C. E K. Johnson
H. P. Canode
Chas. E. Pavillard
J. D. Cazzell
W. E Gibbs
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King Feature Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
Lasker
Hawk
House of Representatives
Griggs Ambulance
W.m.a.body
I. E. Reynolds
Seminary Hill
Baptists
Rock Island
Denver
Childrens
Shamrock
Quanah
Commission
Shamerock
Sham Rock
Wellington
Childress
Rock Taland
Frisco
J. M. Cook
Municipal Auditorium
Cook
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Congress
BY Raymond Clapper
Federation OF Women Meet
George A. Whittenburg
Roy R
F. C
Joe D. Whittenburg
H. L. Ratliff
Plemons
R. G. Walker
Boise City
Okla
R. G. Windsor
Stinnett
Mattie Pearl
Bonnie Rhea
Helen
Tenness Whittenbrug
Lewis Karr
Claude Sheets
Spearman
R. B
Frank Archer
Ben Archer
Otis Archer
J. Dan Archer
Canadian
Roy Archer
Austin
Lillie Frances Whittenburg
Bell County
John M. Archer
Hutchinson County
J. A. Whittenburg
Dick Ware
Mack Sanford
L. F. Sheffy
W. J. Saunders
John Fry
Bill Black
George Simms
Ed Deal
Tol Ware
Arthur Ware
Charley Ware
Charles Fisk
Ray Wheatley
W. T. Coble
Sam Isaacs
Jake Isaacs
J. T. Brainchard
Archie King
M. T. Johnson
Bunk Harvey
D. A. Shirley
O. P. Jones
Joe Hill
Clyde W. Warwick
R. T. Gist
Edward Yeager
Capt
Neal Hall
Frank Paul
W. H. Fuqua
Ernest O. Thompson
Fancher Upshaw
T. C. Thompson
Ford Brandenburg
W. A. Johnson
A. F. MecQuiddy
Ammel
United Fruit Company
Roy W. Ammel
Honduras
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Harry H. Woodring
Frank Haucke
Lubbock
Hemphill-Wells Company
U. S Steel
Colden
Heflin
Thomas J. Heflin
Alabama
Nye
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
John H. Bankhead
Boxwell Bros. Ambulance
San Francisco
Brooklyn
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