Banquet in Honor of Wheat Raisers Set Next Tuesday Night
A large banquet will honor a local wheat raiser of the Panhandle. The event, Tuesday at 7 PM in the Crystal Room of The Herring Hotel, requires a $3 reservation with $1 toward a souvenir and $1.50 for the fund and meal. Colonel Ernest Thompson and the reservations committee urge attendance from Plainview, Dalhart, Claude, and other towns.
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Panhandle
Committee On
Herring Hotel
Crystal Room
Herring
Colonel Ernest Thompson
Nature
Colonel Thompson
Thompson
West Texas
Plainview
Dalhart
Claude
Tobia
Friona
Clovis
Pampa
Spearman
Perryton
Lockney
Floydada
Were Light EH The Passing Show Snippet
A humorous exchange from the Passing Show features an officer asking about an eight year old boy and a mother noting the boy may be in dark flannels by now. The dialogue evokes a light stage moment with a child search tease.
Sandies back Golden Sandstorm head coach in feud
A boastful letter from Qayot Try Nena and the Football Critics Assn defends Amarillo’s Golden Sandstorm and challenges a San Angelo writer. A duel proposal and a pledge of support are stated as the group claims San Diego’s score prowess and hires accusations.
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Golden Sandstorm
San Angelo
Walker
Welch
Sandies
N. M. M. Lor Tech
Phe Clements
Rand Notes on Public Schools Ras Tafari and Social Curiosities
A collection of varied vignettes including public school funding reflections, Ras Tafari coronation observations, critiques of Prohibition era luxury and bootlegging, the Baltimore and Ohio radio clock claim, a glance at cheaper English cotton, and Henry Ford’s hemp linen idea.
Local Hunters Believed Lost Return Home
H. E. Ames and John Thurston, Amarillo Gas Company employee, were reported missing near Happy after leaving Amarillo at 9 AM Sunday to hunt ducks on a farm fourteen miles out. They returned for noon, saying they were stranded on a farm and unable to communicate due to downed telephone lines and blocked roads.
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H. E. Ames
John Thurston
Amarillo’ Gas Company
Happy
Tony
Ames
Thurston
Amarillo
Amarillo Trippers Elect Bone Mayor in Straw Vote
A Globe News straw vote aboard the Fort Worth and Denver Railroad shows Fred Bone as leading candidate for Amarillo mayor with 47 votes, Col. Ernest Thompson close behind at 44. six other candidates receive scattered support. Ballots counted by Dick Seay, Earl Fuqua and Bill Gatton.
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Amarillo
Plainview
The
Globe News
Fear Grips City as Hatchet Man at Large in Omaha
A spree of random attacks in Omaha leaves three dead and two severely injured. A surviving victim, Mrs. Harold Stribling, provided a description of the suspect: dark complexion, about 21, five feet seven, 140 pounds, well dressed with a belted overcoat and bow tie. The assailant fled after abducting Mrs. Stribling, who aided officers with her account before reaching safety.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Frank Carter
Harold Stribling
Stewart Free on Perjury Oil Charge
Robert W. Stewart, Standard Oil magnate, was acquitted by a District of Columbia jury on perjury charges tied to Senate Oil Investigating testimony. The verdict came after a brief deliberation and involved questions about a committee quorum during statements on Continental Oil bonds.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil
Chicago
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Senate Oil Investigating Committee
Jennings Bauley
Stewart
Trade trip moves through Texas towns to Lubbock
A trade delegation traveled from Plainview to Dimmit and Lockney then to Lubbock arriving at 3 20 pm. Delegates from Dallas Fort Worth Amarillo and officials of the Denver and Burlington would tour Texas Technological College after arrival. A dinner was planned with trains departing after the banquet.
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Bcation
Plainview
Dimmit
Lockney
Lubbock
Dallas
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Denver
Burlington
Texas Technological College
Death of Wichita Falls furniture leader on Plainview train
John W. Eardley age 53 president of a Wichita Falls furniture firm died of acute indigestion aboard a train at Plainview. He was part of the Wichita Falls delegation on a Fort Worth and Denver line excursion. The trip was cut short and his body will be brought to Wichita Falls. He had served as past president of the Texas Retail Furniture Dealers association.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Tex
John W. Eardley
Plainview
South Plains
Fort Worth & Denver
Bardley
Texas Retail Furniture Dealers Association
Amarillo Special Trains Celebrate New Fort Worth and Denver Rail Line
A AmArillo special train with 100 business men travels the new Fort Worth and Denver line through the Red River Valley celebrating its opening. The journey includes stops at Estelline Par nel Tampico and Turkey with 300 in the Childress party. Heavy rain cancels Sterley Junction to Silverton leg. Quitaque gains rail access.
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Turkey
Tex
Amarillo
Red River Valley
Fort Worth
Denver
Childress
Estelline
Plainview
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Memphis
Parnell
Tampico
Panhandle
Briscoe County
Sterley Junction
Silverton
Quitaque
New York
Associated Press
Curtiss
General Motors
Hudson
General Electric
Packard Motors
Kansas City Southern
Standard Oil of
Nevada Copper
Sinclair
Radio
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Standard Oil
Calumet
Arizona
American Metals
Great Northern Ore
Union Carbide
Woolworth
Grasselli Chemical
Keith Albee
Wright Aeronautical
Insurance Head Visits Local Agency
C. D. Douglas state manager of Lincoln National Life Insurance Company visited the local agency yesterday. A morning meeting at Fisk building discussed salesman ship ideas, with afternoon conferences with C. B. Rittenberry. A Capitol hotel dinner at 6 30 honored Mr. Douglas with toastmaster Rittenberry.
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C. D. Douglas
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Fisk
Douglas
C. B. Rittenberry
Capitol Hotel
Rittenberry
Mr. Douglas
Dorothy
R. F. Stewart
J. B. Green
W. L. Askew
Boyd Elliott
Resolution Praises Exits of San Jacinto Pastor
The board of stewards adopted a resolution regretting that Dr. E. E. Robinson would not return next year and praising his work at San Jacinto Methodist Church. The article notes a prior News item as in error and records 17,114 dollars raised and 95 additions during his year of service, with a total membership of 530.
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E. E. Robinson
San Jacinto
Aged Civil War Veteran James A. Nelson Dies
James A. Nelson aged 84 and Civil War veteran of the Northern army died at his daughter Mrs. H A Hageman's home on Monroe street at 4 30 this morning. Survived by his daughter and several Columbus relatives. Funeral services planned after his sons reach Amarillo. Burial in Amarillo district.
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James A. Nelson
H. A. Hageman
Monroe Street
Hageman
Jas. A. Nelson
Chas. B
F. J
W. BR
A. T
R. A. Nelson
Columbus
Ohio
Amarillo
Blackburn-Boxwell Funeral Home
Sacred Hearts Cathedral
Carnegie Tech coach cites Scotch line joke after Notre Dame win
Judge Walter P. Steffen, Carnegie Tech committing coach, explained why the Carnegie Scotch line defeated Notre Dame. He credited the line for not giving, a quip that has formed into a new Scotch joke after the victory. Steffen has coached Carnegie football teams for fifteen years weekend in Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Walter P. Steffen
Carnegie Tech
Carnegie Scotchmen
Notre Dame
County records of liquor raids list numerous seizures
Sheriff Pollard ordered disposal of seized material for county profit. The document details raids on February through October 1928 with officers named for each haul, listing whiskey, beer, wine, and gin quantities across many dates and multiple counties.
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Pollard
Barnett
Townes
Ramsey
Bettis
Hilburn
Hester
Morris
Herrin
Weir
McGough
Amarillo Man Held on Assault to Kill Charge
John Wilson, a black man, was arrested and jailed on a charge of assault with intent to murder after a dispute with his wife who worked for a prominent Amarillo family. Police say the employer fired at Wilson twice to drive him away. the wife was not seriously injured.
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John Wilson
Amarillo
Loneliness and freedom in a woman's absence
The speaker laments loneliness when a woman is away and declares freedom limited by fear and longing. She rejects modern independence, insisting that true ease comes with mutual affection and the old balance of desire and constraint.
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Edgar A. Guent
Markets Seneas City Livestock and Chicago Livestock report
Markets report cattle hog and sheep selling in Seneas City and Chicago. Hogs top near 9 dollars with large larders, cattle mixed by weight with good and choice grades, vealers and yearlings listed, sheep and lamb values shown. Multiple weight bands, 92 to 1800 pounds, include calves and stocker steers across both markets.
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Seneas City
The
Associated Press
Kanbas City
Chicago
Fort Worth
East ST. Louis
iBy the Associated Press
Fiddler Baby Dies At Family Home
Frank Fidler Jr 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Fidler of 718 North Grant Street died at the family home. Funeral services set for 2 PM Thursday at Memorial Park cemetery. Burial follows in the same cemetery.
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Frank Fidler, Jr
Frank Fidler
North
Grant Street
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ranger Cisco Playoff Replayed As Hammett Absence Shifts Field
Henderson reports the Ranger Cisco contest will be replayed after the ruling. Ranger will play without Hammett the quarterback who led the win over Cisco. If Cisco wins the replay it could shift district favoritism with Abilene San Angelo and Cisco in the mix. Amarillo’s Thanksgiving win could set up a bi district clash with the District 2 victor.
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Ranger
Abilene
Cisco
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Sandies
Criminal Appeals Court Proceedings Reversals and Dismissals Set
The Associated Press reports in Austin that the criminal appeals court affirmed multiple defendants including Will Johnson and several others. Reversed and remanded: Oscar Roquemore Jay M Porter Luther Jordan Rollin Kellar. Appeal dismissed: Carrie Smith Worm Dunham. Rehearing overruled: Bob Shepherd Reagan.
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Associated Press
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Will Johnson
Upshur
William Henry
San Antonio
Fred Russell
Stonewall
Dock Johnson
W. M. Cox
Brown
Joe Ellis
Titus
L. A. Lane
Sterling
J. C. Nelson
Potter
Richard Worth
Franklin
Isam Nelson
San Jacinto
J. C. Vawter
Harris
Worm Dunham
San Jacin
Hutchinson
Luther Jordan
Nacogdoches
Rollin Kellar
Callahan
Carrie Smith
Hays
Bob Shepherd
Rocka
John Reagan
Galveston
John Eaid
Lynn
Mrs Milhoan of Wildorado Dies Here
Lola Milhoan 20 wife of John Milhoan of Wildorado Texas died in a local hospital at 4 o clock this morning. The body is held at N S Griggs and Sons funeral parlors awaiting funeral arrangements. She is survived by her husband and an infant daughter Betty Jean.
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Lola Milhoan
John Milhoan
Wildorado
Texas
N.S. Griggs and Sons
Betty Jean
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Carl Simon
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Majestic Radio
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Panhandle Music Co
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Tack
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