Noted fliers on hand for big plane races
Mitchell Field hosts national air races with about 400 civilian and military planes as 45 army aircraft begin a three day program. Gen Fechet commands three army groups in a simulated battle against a phantom enemy fleet, while a projected base at Chesapeake Bay is not to be found until the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presse
Mitchell Field
J. B Fechet
Pacific
Panama Canal
Chesapealke Bay
Air Force
New York
Protect Autos Organizes In Amartus Area
New residents D. F. McClain and J R Mack join the Industrial Auto Protective Association as district manager and district salesman. The group, protecting 0 percent of surrounding cars, counts 43 000 members and claims to have recovered all stolen vehicles and sent thieves to the penitentiary. McClain and Mack have enrolled nearly fifty members locally, plan to open offices at 1104 South Pierce Street once supplies arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amartus
Four men atop time limit official computations group
The top four in the time limit official computations are Kenneth W. Montee and Eldred L. Remelin of Santa Monica California and D A Askew and Herbert L. Kindred of Pecos Texas. Official winners to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth W. Montee
Eldred L. Remelin
Santa Monica
California
D. A. Askew
Herbert L. Kindred
Pecos
Texas
Flashes of Life News Briefs Across Cities
A mix of short items reports Pi Beta Phi Ohio University cheerleader Mrs Coolidge on platform trains. A 1000 ton steamship General Goethals found at Manhattan pier after Brooklyn theft. A license-less 1800 car held by police curiosity. The Dempseys photo stunt tied to a Jack lie. A prowling Brooklyn snake despite tear gas. Oxford students in baggy trousers attract vice chancellor’s attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Athens
Pi Beta Phi Giris
Ohio University
Mre. Coolidge
New York
General Goethals
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Providence
R. I
Los Angeles
Dempseys
Jack
Katelle
Oxford
Eng
Amarillo Seeks Tri State Money Amid Deficit Strike
Amarillo business leaders canvass downtown for funds to cover part of the Tri State fair deficit. A municipal drive follows a recent 87 000 contribution by guardians as other merchants are urged to share the burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tri-State
Gusraniors
What is your Christianity worth to your neighbor
Dr Joe R Scarborough preached at First Baptist in a capacity crowd during a two weeks revival. He asked how much Christianity is worth to neighbors and urged personal commitment. The large choir and church orchestra performed selections. Converts and church additions followed each service as revival continues with morning and evening services through next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe R. Scarborough
First Baptist Church
Edgar Williamson
Jess Rogers
Ansewer
Christ
Railroad News and Folks Shift of the Rock Island and More
A. E. Walker general superintendent Rock Island Lines based at Mt Reno was in Amarillo on business the first two days of this week. John G. Farmer and T. H. Wilhelm from Fort Worth visited after a Santa Fe split trip on the Slaton division. B. Davis of Amarillo Rail division. M. Dewey Rock Island loss and damage inspector were here from Hutchinson. W. H. Happ circulating in Amarillo railroad circles from Kansas City. Conductor N. R. Sparks is off Santa Fe duties due to sickness. J. D. Tinsley attending the Cotton carnival at Roswell as judge on agricultural awards. Ira Simmons now Panhandle Motor salesman. John W. Young Santa Fe Waynoga switchman gets 30 day extension for his father’s illness. J C Daling Santa Fe brakeman assigned to Spearman prong with Medford in charge. Harve Avery remarks asking not to publish about him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Farmer
Rock Island
T. H. Wilhelm
Fort Worth
Santa Fe
Slaton
B. Davis
Amarillo
M. — Dewey
Hutchinson
Kansas
W. H. Happ
Grand Trunk Railway
Syste
Canadian National Railway
Canadian National Steamship Lines
Kansas City
N. R. Sparks
J. D. Tinsley
Roswell
New Mexico
Ira Simmons
Panhandle Motor Company
John W. Young
Waynoga
J.C Daling
Spearman
Medford
Mrs Weatherford Dies At Daughter's Home In Amarillo
Mrs Angeline Weatherford 72 died at 12 45 PM at the home of her daughter Mrs H A Palmer 905 Buchanan street Amarillo She had lived in Amarillo for many years Survived by two sons and four daughters named Weatherford Lawrence Howard Sutton Palmer Funeral arrangements to be announced pending arrival of out of town relatives Griges Undertaking Company in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeline Weatherford
H. A. Palmer
Buchanan Street
Veterans Bureau Inspector in Amarillo Reviews Widows’ Estates
F M Sterrett chief inspector for the United States Veterans bureau visits Amarillo to audit estate records affecting widows of World War I veterans and children of deceased veterans. He oversees twenty six Panhandle counties and Oklahoma, saying the bureau ensures widows and children receive a square deal. He notes prior cases where guardians or executors were jailed for robbing beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Sterrett
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Amarillo
Sterrett
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Half Minute Interviews A. A. Meredith
A. A. Meredith reports his pointer pup wandered off for a lark and has not returned. His wife has searched every nook and corner in San Jacinto but cannot locate the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Meredith
Evry Nook
San Jacinto
Potter county Federation executive board meets at Women’s Club
A meeting of the Potter county Federation executive board is set for 9 45 Friday morning in the Women s Club rooms at the auditorium. All club presidents and federation officers are urged to attend.
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Potter County Federation
Cc. P. Walsh
Santa Fe
Wichita
Kansas
Earl Wyatt
Canyon
Lesa
J. M. Houghton
Lucerne Apartments
Lubbock
Kas
Houghton
D. Roach
Tian Harmon Benton
A. L. Turner
Tascora
H. M. Timmons
Washington Street
Co. M. Pray
South
Louisiana Avenue
Judge Airheart on Pain Pain and X rays
Judge H R Airheart speaks on shoulder pain and an X ray showing rheumatism. Horace Russell recalls Dick Whyman died in Los Angeles as a pleasant civil engineer. Ib A Tusha defends Globe coverage after attending wholesalers and manufacturers meeting as Santa Fe representative and denying Rock Island committee appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Airheart
Horace Russell
Dick Whyman
Los Angeles
A. Tusha
Globe
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Meeting Between Wholesalers and Santa Fe Officials
Representatives of wholesalers met with Santa Fe officials to discuss concerns and potential regulatory or policy actions affecting trade and distribution. The session aimed to clarify standards, resolve disputes, and outline steps for improved cooperation between the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Signalman Broadcast S-51 Disaster Loss
Silhouetted against the sky a navy signalman at the scene flashed news to distant boats that all aboard were dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Technicality Keeps 'Red' Campbell in County Jail
Red Campbell who completed a four months jail term under a federal act was to be released when Prosecutor Fletcher found errors in a 29400 bond for his state charges. Campbell faces several district court counts and will not be freed today. Sheriff Pollard said the bond must be fixed correctly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red” Campbell
Bastils
Fletcher
Campbell
Pollard
For Sale Advertisements Mix of Used Cars and Goods
Multiple classified lines advertise a Chevrolet touring for 290 cash at 304 Berth Street and an Overland Se, plus a Chap Dodge windsfield drill and a wood coal range at 901 Jackson Street. A 1926 Starley Davidson at special price and motorcycles and bicycles have arrived for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Rth
Sean
Dodge
Jackson Street
Starley Davidson
Used Car Ads Highlight Ford Sedans and Studebaker Models
Local automotive listing promotes Ford sedans, Studebaker, Dodge Roadster, Overland coupe and touring models. Other offerings include Paige touring and Stephens touring. Bargains on used cars with location at Overland Knight GQ 715 Polk St and phone 2768.
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Ford
Studebaker
Stephens
Overland Knight
Polk St
Money to Loan Agency Advertises Personal Loans
The Williamson 4c Agency offers money to steadily employed men and women on plain notes with return payments by email. Harry L. Drake operates from 281 and 222 Blackburn Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeie Econ Williamson It “4c Agency
Harry L. Drake
Blackburn Building
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D. R. McClain
J. R. Mack
Chicago
W. A. Johnson
Galveston
America
Gloria Swanson
Paria
Marquis
Lillian
Rollins
Minneapolis
William Henry Fnells
A. E. Walker
Roc Island Lines
Mt Reno
Harve Avery
By John Moore
Finisel
STE
Buster
Aqueduct
N. Y
VET Bureau
West Seventh
Thi Ile
High
Lnster
Bolivia
Polk Street
Elashes
Red’ Campbell
Altomobiles
F. L. Beer
East 4Th
Williard Battery Man
Cooper-Irvin Motor CO
Nash
J. W. Timmins
Vfranklin—Packard
Biggs Investment CO
West 6Th Street
J. L. Smith
Smith
Z. G. Fogerson
W. A. Palmer
Amarillo, Texas
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