Clyde Smith Promoted to Waco Leadership at Mill and Elevator
Clyde Smith, longtime sales manager of the Great West Mill and Elevator Co., is named vice president and general manager of the Waco Mill and Elevator Co. in Texas. George S. Vineyard will succeed him in Amarillo after seven years with Great West. Smith, now Amarillo based, promises to remain a booster for the Panhandle as he moves to one of Central Texas’s largest mills.
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G. Clyde Smith
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
Waco Mill and Elevator Company
Waco, Tex
Smith
George S. Vineyard
Great West
Amarillo
Waco
Texas
Lamesa Lawyer to Defend Ira Kirk in California Trial
Judge Cyrel Kirk, a prominent attorney from Lamesa, will travel to Redwood City California to defend his brother Ira Kirk who is accused of killing San Francisco schoolteacher Clara Bocke after she refused to marry him.
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United Press
Lamesa
Texas
Cyrel Kirk
Redwood
Cal
Ira Kirk
Clara Bocke
San Francisco
Amarillo School Board will discuss building plan
The Amarillo school board meets at 7 tonight to consider bond funding for new school housing. Three campuses are overcrowded Buchanan San Jacinto and McKinley. land in Forest Hill has been bought. Northwest Amarillo and Bivins seek new buildings to ease overcrowding and future needs.
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Amarillo
W. A. McIntosh
Buchanan
San Jacinto
McKinley
Forest Hill
Panhande Highway
Polk
Denver Tracks
Bivins
Wold
Margaret Wil
Five Die In Store Blast in Washington
Five persons were killed and over 80 injured in a boiler explosion that wrecked the front of A. J. G. Mc Crery five-and-ten store in Washington. The blast sent people flying as investigators begun examining the scene.
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Washington
United Press
A. J. G. McCrery
Explosion traced to safety valve malfunction says inspector
The building inspector's office reports the blast resulted from a safety valve that failed to operate. No additional injuries were noted and the investigation continues to determine contributing factors and required repairs.
War surplus cloth reused for roofs and pamphlets
Experts of the Quartermaster Corps report 500000 yards of leftover wartime fabric used since November 11 1918 for roofing repair and binding pamphlets and maps. The surplus is now exhausted.
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Associated Press
Washington
Quartermaster Corps
Dier
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Bridgeport
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Annie
Renee
Polk Jst
Wii Roctuse
RS & Soneri
J. ©. Hurst
8Th and Polk
J. C. Hurst
8Th and
Polk St
Stollen
Parker House
Federal
Frieze Bakery
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News-Globe
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Joyland
Toyland
Old Santa
Ward
Junior
Montgomery Ward & CO
Amarillo, Texas
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