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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1926

Page

11

Amarillo prepares twin building with offices and shops

The second unit of Amarillo’s eight story twin building nears completion on Third and Polk streets. The structure will house 30 office suites and 23 ground floor shops with an arcade connecting units and four high speed elevators. Ross D. Rogers will supervise and move his office from the Amarillo Hotel to the new complex.

Amarillo Third Polk Streets Ross D. Rogers D. PF. & R. Enterprises Rogers Panhandle Plains Ernest ©. Thompson Polk Street Amarillo Hotel

Galbraith Heads to New York City for Business Trip

H W Galbraith of Galbraith Foxworth Lumber and president of Amarillo Lumber travels to New York City to supervise business interests and will be joined by Mrs Galbraith for a visit through the Thanksgiving season.

Galbraith New York City H. W. Galbraith Galbraith- Foxworth Lumber Company Amarillo Lumber Company

Civic Legion Opens First National Convention

The Civic Legion begins its first national convention in Philadelphia with plans for an alliance with the American Legion to secure increased aid for wounded veterans and missing soldiers. Other topics include seeking a national charter from Congress and advocating civil government for the Virgin Islands.

Associated Press Philadelphia American Legion Congress Virgin Islands Civil Legion Legion

Four Held for Violation of Immigration Laws

GALVESTON November 16 Four men charged with harboring and concealing aliens were arrested on warrants sworn by immigration inspectors. Names listed include F J Waidhofer John Habbuetzel Alfred Habuet zel and Harry Rhaul. Customs officials say German aliens were concealed and farmed out as cheap labor. Five aliens arrested in a recent raid are held as witnesses.

Associated Press Galveston F. J. Waidhofer John Habbuetzel Alfred Habuetzel Harry Rhaul

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