Paddy and Pigs and Other Films at the Paramount
The Paramount offers a varied bill with Paddy the Next Best Thing and the Three Little Pigs Disney short as bright family entertainment. Golden Harvest, Destination Unknown, and Reunion in Vienna round out a strong program with broad appeal for all ages.
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Paramount
Sidney Toler
Paramount Bill
Ralph Bellemy
Alan Hale
Barrymore
Vienna
Rex
John Barrymore
Diana Wynyard
Frank Morgan
Demonstrations Promised At Amarillo Hardware Paint Sale
Amarillo Hardware Company at 807 Polk Street hosts a big clearance sale with paint varnish and enamel demonstrations by Adolphe Henke Glidden factory expert. Demonstrations occur daily at 9 and 2, showing scientifically tested methods and offering guidance on material selection. This is the firm’s first such sale in 25 years to clear Du Pont stock ahead of Glidden products.
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Amarillo Hardware Company
Polk Street
Adolphe Henke
Glidden Company
Henke
du Pont
City Charter Vote Returns To Be canvassed Tuesday
Returns of Saturday's special election in which proposed city charter changes were rejected by more than two to one will be canvassed Tuesday night. City Manager H. R. Smith said Monday no matters of particular importance have been filed for the commission consideration.
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H. R. Smith
Doctors Give Creosote For Dangerous Coughs
For years doctors prescribed creosote for coughs colds and bronchitis. Creomulsion with creosote and six other medicinal elements stops coughs and colds that might lead to trouble. It is powerful yet harmless and easy to take. Your druggist guarantees Creomulsion and will prefund money if not relieved. Be ware the cough that hangs on.
Railroad notes and Labor Day praise from Globe-News
Fort Worth Trades Assembly thanks Globe-News for Labor Day coverage. Rail unions push a Greer resolution to divert oil pipelines to steam carriers to keep workers paid. Family travel plans and a Santa Fe line to the Potash Company of America are noted along with derailment near Hereford. Abandonments rise in nine months with railroading strain on maintenance.
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John Moore
Globe-News
Amarillo
Brother Moore
Fort Worth Trades Assembly
Pampa
Lubbock
Labor Movement of
Texas
Fort Worth
Railroad Brotherhoods of Texas
Julian Greer
The
Santa Fe
Artesia
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Potash Company of America
Eastern
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad passes spice travel and work are justified
Railroad Rounds and Rumblings explains passes issued to employees and families under working agreements. It notes transfers due to traffic changes and seniority rules, with anecdotes of Harvey House staff and local travel during events and visits to Amarillo, Chicago, and Plainview.
Political Tangle and Torture Tales Across Ages
A survey of torture bans in Rome Old China and Asia, notes on legal reforms in France and cautions about gambling and lawyers. It cites Dr Blake on poker tells and suggests action against criminal protecting lawyers.
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Dr. Blake
Columbia University
Births Surpass Deaths Last Month in City Records
More than 70 birth certificates were filed with the registrar of vital statistics in city hall during the month. The total includes 37 boys and 36 girls, while 32 deaths were recorded, a month with an unusually high birth count compared to the yearly average of two births per death.
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Rehearsal for Civic Chorus Tuesday Night
The Amarillo Civic Chorus meets Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in the Amarillo College of Music for regular rehearsal. Emil F. Myers directs several beautiful chorus numbers set for public performance later this month. After the program, preparations for a Christmas Messiah rendition begin.
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Amarillo
Railroad Chief Reduces Salary To Aid War Effort
General Atterbury of the Pennsylvania Railroad voluntarily lowers his pay from 150000 to 60000 to bring facilities up to 1929 standards. The report notes wage cuts for employees and references government intervention to curb further reductions.
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Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sacasa Bans Torture of Political Prisoners in Nicaragua
President Sacasa forbids torture of political prisoners to extract confessions. The editorial argues that torture persists in many places and notes how judges object when forbidden to torture witnesses or suspects, urging awareness of harsh practices.
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Sacasa
Nicaragua
Canadian Woman To Be Buried Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Maggie Font, 56, of Canadian, who died Saturday, will be held at 2 PM Monday at the Catholic Church of Canadian. She is survived by two sons Cecil Ponti of Amarillo and John Ponti of Canadian, four daughters Mrs. Christian Rowan of Reese Texas Mrs. Margaret Davis and Mrs. Lana Dicker son of Amarillo and Rosene Ponti of Canadian, and a sister Mrs. Rosie Herbett of Canadian.
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Maggie Font
Catholic Church of Canadian
Fonti
Cecil P. Ponti
Amarillo
John J. Ponti
Christian M. Rowan
Reese
Texas
Margaret M. Davis
Lana A. Dickerson
Rosene Theresa Ponti
Rosie Herbett
Mystery lawyer sought over Chicago Reserve heist plot
The article discusses a so called mystery lawyer rumored to have plotted the Chicago Reserve holdup and directed actions at Kansas City Union Station. It mentions plans to fine or examine such lawyers to deter thousands of related professionals and hints at punishment for those aiding criminals. It also notes Uncle Sam’s push for liquor taxes to fund the treasury and critiques shifting national expenditures from mills to a billion dollar era.
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Chicago Reserve
Kansas City Union Station
Uncle Sam
Europe
Jai Vary
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