Guarantors Meet to Address Amarillo Exposition Deficit
Guarantors and directors of the 1925 Amarillo Tri-State exposition plan a 4 PM meeting in the Board of City Development rooms to discuss the fair deficit and ways to lower each pro rata share. The roster lists many firms and individuals pledging amounts totaling 15695 dollars as the total.
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Board of City Development Rooms
Dempster Co
Texas
J. W
C. EF. King
John J. Gordon
C. Cc. Loving
McKnight Trans. & Storage
Russell & Cockrell
Adams & Parr
F. M. Lefforge
Paschall-Satterwhite
Allen's Clothing Store
CC. M. Williams
W. W. Barlow
B. Fish
J. A. Martin
Stone & Galerie
Kum & Git-Um
Cox & Rogers
Panhands Steam Laundry
Thos. F. Turner
A. D. Armstrong
Amarillo Paper Co
I. BE. Finklea
Mistletoe Creamery
Amarillo
C O
J. Pay
R. B. Masterson
HV Robertson
Williams
B.S. Burgess
American State Bank
Weather forecast for Amarillo with unsettled cool spell
The forecast calls for tonight and Thursday unsettled and cool. Hourly temps in Amarillo show a low 45 and afternoon around 52 with late morning around 48 and 66 at times. Last year’s highs and lows were 75 and 52.
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Amarillo
Coolidge Returns Home From Omaha Legion Event
President Coolidge left Omaha after addressing the American Legion convention amid a loyal reception. He warned that lasting peace requires tolerance and cast away hatreds. The trip included two gifts a gold watch from Washington state and a Texas Legionnaires ten gallon hat. The presidential train heads through Illinois Indiana and Ohio toward Washington arriving tomorrow morning.
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Associated Press
Mrs. Coolidge
Washington
Washington State
Texasegionnaires
Tllmois
Indiana
Ohio
Mitchell Fight in Legion Looms at Convention
At Omaha the seventh national American Legion convention faces a showdown over Colonel Mitchell and the air service issue. Chaplain Lonergan of Illinois was placed as Oregon’s stand-in delegate and the aeronautical committee prepares a report on a suggested unified air service under a separate cabinet, avoiding personal naming.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Nebr
American Legion
Gol
William Mitchell
Air Service
Joe Mike Lonergan
Illinois
The
Legion
Oregon
Mittchell
Dreagor
Mitchel
Lonergan
Aeronautical Committee Wa
Mitchell
Coolidge
Army
Navy
Two Accidents on Sixth Street Highway End With Minor Injuries
A 14 year old boy Frank Lawler was struck by a motor car while riding a bicycle on the Sixth Street Highway near Tennessee avenue. He escaped serious injury with only bruises and was taken to safety by the driver. Earlier two cars driven by Mrs Dee Thornton and Mrs Finis Wright collided near Florida avenue and the highway. Both vehicles mounted the curb as they tried to avoid one another, narrowly missing the Hatcher barber shop. damage was slight and no injuries reported.
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Frank Lawler
A. J. Lawler
San Jacinto
Frank
Tennessee Avenue
Florida Avenue
Dee Thornton
Finis Wright
Hatcher
Pampa fair canceled for 1925 with permanent building plan
The 1925 Pampa fair is called off due to labor shortages during harvest. Directors plan permanent buildings for 1926 and the association has nearly a thousand dollars in the bank. Farmers seek help for harvesting and picking cotton.
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Pampa
Fair Association
Amarillo Population Report From 1925 Directory
Population figures for Amarillo are said to exceed 27 000 with a 1924-25 rise. W F Florian of Hudseneth Directory Co. releases the 1925 Amarillo city directory claiming higher accuracy than the US census. The text also notes hotel coffee shop claims and local church and business chatter.
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Amarillo
W. F. Florian
Hudsneth Directory Company
Three States in Northwest Under Snow
Snow blankets the northwest with five inches in Lead South Dakota and three in Casper Wyoming while other eastern areas see light falls. Railroad washouts near Grand Junction Colorado disrupt Denver and Rio Grande service as freezing temps delay harvest in Montana.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Middle West
South Dakota
Montana
Wyory
Shivers
Far West
Wheat Belt
Lead
Casper
Wyoming
Continental Divide
Rocky Mountain
New Mexico
Arizona
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Grand Junction
Colorado
Union Pacific
Bozeman
Helena
Sioux
Iowa
Virginia
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
Lake
Gulf States
Fort Worth
Ford Announces Completion of Light Aircraft Engine
Henry Ford reports an eight cylinder 200 horsepower engine for general aviation is nearly complete in Dearborn labs. He cites automobile engine economies and interchangeable parts for easy maintenance with no required adjustment. Testing will begin soon.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Pearce Dental Supply opens Amarillo branch
Amarillo will welcome a Pearce Dental Supply branch from Wichita Kansas. Lt Green building on Taylor street will host a two day opening November 6 and 7 with a banquet for local dentists. The firm with capital stock of 149000 supplies chairs cabinets X ray machines and maintains a dental laboratory service and hospital equipment.
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Amarillo
Pearce Dental Supply Company
Wichita
Kansas
Taylor Street
Amarillo Dental Society
Theompany
Exery Hing
Johnson’s Dominant Win Gives Senators 4-1 Victory
Walter Johnson pitched the World Series champions Washington Senators to a 4 to 1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates at Forbes Field. Johnson held the Pirates to five hits as Meadows and Morrison struggled, while Washington tallied eight hits and took the opener of the 1925 championship series before 45,000 fans.
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Associated Press
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Pittsbugh Pirates
Johnson
Senators
Lee Meadows
Pirate Flinger
Johnny Morrison
Pirates Rally In Scoreless Start Then Harris Home Run
Sam Rice and Joe Harris lead a tense Pirates game as Johnson’s fast balls test hitters. Harris drives a long ball to right for a two base hit and a disputed call later gives Harris a home run as the crowd cheers and Carey lines a high fly to left. One run, one hit, no errors in the frame.
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Wright
Grantham
Carey
Meadows
Meinings
Bluege
Ituel
Sainson
Morrison
Joe Harris
Johnson
Piteler Johnson
Harris
Josine P Piteler Meadows
Rigler
Owen
McCormick
Moriarity
Moore
Rice
McKechnie
Cuyler
Kiki
Judge
J. Harris
Peck
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgers
Barnhart
Traynor
Pirates
Pek
Stan. Harris
Globe World Series Returns At The Fair Theater
The Globe invites readers to call 3200 for world series scores. Returns are shown every afternoon on the latest electric scoreboard at The Fair theater, operated by four men, with a crowded audience this afternoon.
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Globe
Fair Theater
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the Panhandle
American Warehouse Co
Amarillo Hotel
Stanley Hayne
First Baptist Church
Bill McSpadden
Hap Johnson
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Witherspoon
Kansas City-Wichita
Yer Farris
She
Migie
Walt
Toteian
Smith
J. Harrie
Cinantham
Bighee
UnNa
McNeely
Rf . Harris
Shai
Rf Erry
Biluege
Ruel
A Johnson
Pietsbt
Nat
P Morrison
P Ee
Bigbee
Innis
Feg Murray
Sam Rice
Wingai
Stan Harris
Hopper
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Gostin
Goose
Goslin
Granam
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