English girl wins European typewriting championship
Miss Elinor Mitchell of England wins Europe’s typewriting title with 129 words and 512 touches in one minute, surpassing all female American records but trailing the US male benchmark. The editor comments on moustaches, editors, taxes, and global unrest, contrasting peaceful America with world turmoil and a case of abduction in Eldorado Illinois.
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Great Britain
Elinor Mitchell
Europe
United States
Local Forecast Sees Mild Tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Saturday with only a slight temperature change. Last year the daily extremes reached 70 degrees at the high and 38 at the low. Hourly today timeline is not provided in readable text.
Essex Coach Advertises Low Down Payment
A vintage notice promotes the Essex Coach with a $295 down payment and total price of $899. The listing also highlights the Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hotel as “Famous For Food.”
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Essex
Amarillo Totel
Texas Highway Row Deepens With Federal Aid Shortage
In Austin a three cornered highway dispute widens as the state seeks cancellation of the American Road company contracts and about 650000 dollars in alleged excess profits. Frank Lanham defends the commission saying federal aid funds balance fluctuates between owing and being owed.
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Associated Press
Austin
Frank Lanham
State Highway Commission
Heyser
American Road Company
Texas
Iast
Attorney General
Miriam A. Ferguson
A. Schutze
Dan Moody
Highway Commission
Hooten Named Assistant to Stuckey to Lead Choir
C. R. Hooten of Abilene has been engaged by Polk Street Methodist Church as general assistant to Pastor Rev. L. N. Stuckey. He will become director of the choir, and his wife has been employed as organist. Both come highly recommended.
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C. R. Hooten
Abilene
Board of Stewards
L. N. Stuckey
Polk Street Methodist Church
Texas Governor Proclaims Thanksgiving Day observance
Gov Miriam A Ferguson issues Thanksgiving proclamation urging Texans to pause work and give thanks to the giver of all good things. The proclamation designates November 26 as the Thanksgiving Day observance in Texas.
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Associated Press
Austin
Miriam A Ferguson
Texas
Milton M. Turner Dies at Local Hospital
Milton M. Turner, 45, known for painting a section of the Twenty Third Psalm on his store front at 206 South Buchanan, died last night in a local hospital. He is survived by his widow two sons Robert 16 Elmer 14 and Mrs C W Adams of Matador Texas. The body is at Blackburn Funeral Home awaiting relatives.
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Milton M. Turner
South Buchanan Street
Mr. Turner
Robert
Elmer
C. W. Adams
Matador
Texas
Blackburn Funeral Home
Catholic Women Condemn Immodesty in Convention
Washington report notes the National Council of Catholic Women condemns immodesty in dress during its convention.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Council of Catholic Women In Convention
Globe to broadcast Amarillo Wichita Falls district final
The Globe plans a live play by play telegraph report from Wichita Falls for the district championship game between Amarillo and Wichita Falls. Clark Cain blocked Fifth street access for a public broadcast crowd while high school and junior high students join in pep rallies and crowd turnout.
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Wichita Falls
Globe
Amarillo
Clark
Clark Cain
Fifth Street
York
Taylor
Chiropractors Seek Dismissal After Dallas Injunction
Doctors J F Bromert A O D Fensty and C H Black chiropractors arrested on illegal practice charges plan to ask their attorneys to file motions for dismissal citing the Dallas temporary injunction. The ruling may affect Amarillo cases and awaits federal court action in Fort Worth before Judge James C Wilson. Local hearings were set before Judge Sam B Motlow on November 30.
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J. F. Bromert
A. OD. Fensty
C. H. Black
Htroll
Dallas
Amarillo
Bromert
James C. Wilson
Federal Court
Fort Worth
Supreme Court
Sam B. Motlow
Rhinelander annulment trial adjourned to Monday
The Rhinelander annulment trial in White Plains New York was adjourned to Monday so Leonard Kip Rhinelander can review contents of one of the mystery letters that led to a sudden halt. The letters, part of about 300 Leonard sent to Alice his mixed race wife, are at issue as Robert Davis threatened to publish them.
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Ager
White Plains
N. Y
Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Leonard
Alice
Davis
Four Bibles Stolen From Polk Street Store Room
Police report notes a thief entered the Amarillo building at 604 Polk Street and stole four Bibles from the American Bible Society. A large Red Letter Bible a Sunday school teachers edition and two small Bibles were taken using a skeleton key on an ordinary door lock.
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Amarillo
Polk Street
American Bible Society
Ohio High School Boys Carry Out Death Pact
In Cincinnati two 17 year old high school boys William Stauss and James Albert Rosenberg shot themselves after signing a death pact declaring life not worth the effort to live. Stauss died instantly while Rosenberg was hospitalized with a chance of recovery.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Willian, Stauss
James Albert Rosenberg
Clermont County
Sandy McNeil and the tragic wedding tale
In a gripping Sunday serial from Elenore Meherin, nineteen year old Sandy McNeil is sold into a loveless marriage for family honor and wealth. The tale follows her modern freedoms, romance and a fatal choice that devastates three lives.
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Tapper
Sandy
Sandy McNeil
Douglass
Elenore Meherin
Sousa Band Concert Tickets Go On Sale Tomorrow
Tickets for two Sousa Band concerts go on sale at Ledbetter's drug store at 10 oclock tomorrow morning. Emil F. Myers sponsors Sousa's appearance and estimates about 500 people will attend. A limited number of 50 cent tickets are reserved for matinee shows, available only if a child seats with a parent. Prices listed in Myers advertisement in today’s Globe.
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Ledbetter’s
Emil F. Myers
Sousa
Mr. Myers
Globe
Famous For Food Amarillo Hotel meeting place
The Panhandle’s famous dining hub in Amarillo anchors the city as its foremost meeting place for travelers and locals alike. The hotel hosts visitors, events, and casual meals, reinforcing its role as a regional gathering spot.
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Amarillo Hotel
Panhandle
Jim Whittington Heads a New Oil Company
Jim Whittington organizes the Canadian River Oil Company to drill near the Twin Six well within 2250 feet. He serves as president with control of the firm. Gene Howe is a major minority holder as a 104 acre site near the Twin Six location is prepared for a derrick cellar. The capitalization is about 1250000.
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Jim Whittington
Canadian River Oil Company
Mr. Whittington
Gene Howe
Amarillo Education Week Campaign Closes Tomorrow
Amarillo's Education Week campaign continues with messages in every classroom and local theaters. The week concludes with a teachers meeting at the high school Saturday morning where Dr. G. J. Nunn will deliver the principal address.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Public Schools
G. J. Nunn
Detroit capitalists inspect Panhandle site for power plants
A party of Detroit capitalists reportedly interested in proposed super power plants visited the Panhandle today. They were accompanied by A. S. Stinnett. They urged reporters to visit the Mission for photographs.
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Detroit
Panhandle
A. S. Stinnett
Queen Alexandra Dies at Sandringham Home
Queen Alexandra widow of King Edward VII and mother of King George V died at Sandringham House at 6:25 PM today. Attending physicians signed a bulletin noting her passing with the royal family present. The rural Queen died peacefully in her beloved Sandringham surroundings as neighbors and hamlet folk waited.
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Alexandra
George V
Associated Press
Sandringham
England
Edward VII
Sandring
F. J. Willans
Thomas Horder
Queen Alexandra
Alexandria
Est
Ito Ting
Wolferton
Dersingham
Plan Big Chest Drive Offensive
Marvin McCullough directs the Community Chest drive aiming to raise the $25,000 city budget early next week. With 8,200 subscribed so far and many committees silent, he vows a push to recruit 100 workers to launch a city-wide effort.
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Marvin McCullough
Mr. McCullough
H W. Galbraith
el Paso
Montgomery Bros
McCullough
Ity Development
Board of City Development
Amarillo
Grange Offered Up To 20000 A Game In Pro Football
Columbus officials disclosed Red Grange may earn from 10000 to 20000 dollars per game if he turns pro starting Thanksgiving Day Clyde Tuttle treasurer of the Columbus Tigers said in a statement as a member of the National Professional Football League
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Columbus
Ohio
Red Grange
Clyde Tuttle
Columbus Tigers
National Professional Football League
Woman Named for Death in Electric Chair
Elizabethtown New York November 20 Mrs Fannie Soper convicted of murder in the first degree for killing her third husband Henry Soper was sentenced to death in the electric chair by Supreme Court Justice Whitinger today.
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Associated Press
Elizabethtown
N. Y
Fannie Soper
Henry Soper
Supreme Court
Whitinger
West Texas oil men meet at San Angelo convention
More than 150 oil men gathered in San Angelo for the first annual West Texas Petroleum convention. The opening business session was at 2:30 pm in the Tom Green county courthouse. The event is notable as the first Texas district oil meeting with all members of the Texas railroad commission in attendance.
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Associated Press
San Angelo
West Texas
Tom Green County
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Classified ad offer with free movie ticket
The Globe advertises a classified ad deal at an unusually low rate. New advertisers pay for their copy tomorrow and receive a free ticket good for any showing of Corinne Griffith’s film Classified at the Fair theater next Wednesday and Thursday. The offer also promotes Globe want ads and lists Triple A Taxi contact.
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Globe Office
Globe
Corinne Griffith
Fair Theater
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