John Hill demands Panhandle relief audit from Austin
Amarillo business leader John E. Hill urged the Texas Board of Control to reassess Panhandle needs after reports claimed relief funds were unnecessary. Hill said testimonies imply bias and asked Chief Engineer Baugh be sent to inspect conditions firsthand. He supported farm and urban relief and proportional aid for farmers and unemployed workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
John Hill
Austin
Board of Control At
Panhandle Plains
John E. Hill
All-Panhandle League
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Drouth Relief Committee
Hill
Relief Commission
Mr. Hill
Texas Board
Panhandle
Board of Control
Baugh
Gastronomic Experts Plan Atlantic Champagne Banquet
Paris reports a mid Atlantic champagne feast aboard the Tire de France en route to New York. Sponsored by a French culinary monthly, about 400 covers will be served champagne only. The event welcomes both novices and professional champagne enthusiasts amid a voyage to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.P
France
mid-Atlantic
Tire de France
New York
Auto Crash Victim Improves After Injury
Mrs. Richard H. Grooms of 1915 East Tenth Avenue was listed in satisfactory condition at Northwest Texas Hospital after a collision at Twenty fourth Avenue and Tyler Street with a car driven by Ray T. Bate. She sustained a severe head bruise and an ankle injury from the crash. An 85 year old Missouri farmer Zena Milburn seeks divorce from his 19 year old wife Brora alleging cruel treatment and a beating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Grooms
East Tenth Avenue
Northwest Texas Hospital
Liberty
U.P
Missouri
Zena Milburn
Brora
Courthouse Deeds and Vehicle Registrations Listed
Courthouse records show transfers of property including Minnie Andrick to Russell for $1800 on lot 5 block 332 Mirror and Lee Carter to Minnie Hall for $1400 on lot 10 block 67 San Jacinto Heights plus H J Heaton’s loan transfer for $1028.31 on lot 6 block 35 Dees & Eakle Addition. Vehicle registrations include Pontiac sedan, Ford coupe, Reo sedan, Chevrolet coach, and more for numerous individuals and firms.
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Minnie Andrick
C. Russell
Mirror
Lee Carter
Minnie A. Hall
San Jacinto Heights
St. Sav
H. J. Heaton
Dees & Eakle
J. H. Biffle
J. O. Wood
Old Town
Quincy Ford
Minnie Ford
Pleasant Valley
J. M. O'Brien
Burgess
Crowdus & Starkey
Jno
A. Cavin
A. T. Johnson
B. Johnson
A. R. Trice
Polk Street
Emmett & Davenport
H. Bell
Marie Machovec
T. O. Wright
Hugh Tollison
Dodge
W. Attaway
Chevrolet
M. Presley
Joseph C. Smith
McKnight
Plymouth
M. Sherman
Pontiac
French Police Discover Dictaphones Hidden in Prefecture
French authorities in Foix report two dictaphones concealed in the walls of the Ariege prefecture office. Detectives say the devices appeared to have functioned for over a year, but there is no clue about who was listening or why the setup was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foix
France
U.P
Ariege
Tack Tam
Tack
Cardinals
Man Builds Violin From Ship’s Mast in New Hampshire
W. E. Moran built a violin in March 1893 using part of a ship mast. The instrument, now owned by George Burton of East Milton, NH, followed Boston Globe directions and features a maple back and spruce top. It reportedly emits dulcet tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Milton
N. H
W. E. Moran
George Burton
Boston Globe
Help Wanted and Lost and Found Notices From Tack Page
A collage of reader notices seeks work, requests correspondence, and offers jobs. Entries include a man seeking work in exchange for a car or furniture, women seeking cooking or nanny roles, a missing glove report, and inquiries from widows or job seekers detailing ages, heights, and contact numbers.
Reader Help Requests From Shamrock And Chicago Areas
A letter from a reader in Shamrock Texas asks Tack for work since they have no children and seek any kind of honest labor. Another reader at 509 South Lincoln Street requests furniture and home items for a young mother with two children, offering to work in exchange if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electra
Tex
Bonnie Acton
General Delivery
Whittenburg
Texas
Tack
Johnson
Lost blue fabric gloves found on Lincoln or Lipscomb Street
Two 18 year old girls seek work after describing lost blue fabric gloves on Lincoln or Lipscomb Street on Tuesday afternoon. A finder is asked to call 8416. The note ends with a partial sentence about prior experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Monroe Street
Tack
Lincoln
Lipscomb Street
Negro Slayer Is Shot Down Near Sawyer Oklahoma
Wallace Hammick a 40 year old black man who had killed one white man and wounded another was shot and killed by officers near Sawyer as he tried to escape a car taking him to Idabel for preliminary trial. Earlier he killed Henry Swink and wounded W. W. Swink prompting guard to move him to Hugo for safety.
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Idabel
Okla
Sawyer
Wallace Hammick
Swink
Valliant
Henry Swink
W. W. Swink
Bud Stewart
McCurtain County
Carl Pruitt
Hugo
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Stewart
Pruitt
Atlantic
Courthouse Records
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Associated Press
Man
Dial
John W
Betty
W. H. Dendy
West Seventh Ave
Ing
North Chochtaw St
Shamrock, Texas
Lincoln Street
Negro Slayer
West Tenth Avenue
Ruth and
Ethel
Roy G. Moore
Hlackburn
Kirk
Castile
Belvidere
Hilinois
Aaie Case
Trogtar & Gamble
Copprtant
Wd. Hepnolda
Anne
St.louis Cardinals
By Frank Frisch
Frankie Frisch
Carleton
Rothrock
Orsatti
Leo Durocher
Bill Walker
Medwick
All America
Ducky Medwick
Pepper Martin
Richt
Rip” Collins
Frank Frisch
World Ampionshy Py
Paul Dean
Dizzy
Dean
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