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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
7
The Tri-State Fair shows an operating profit of 11 225.44 for the year with 8 813.75 in the bank and 1 093.09 in outstanding accounts. Haw k, president, released the 1929 financial statement and announced a directors meeting at the Amarillo Hotel on Thursday October 24 to elect a new board.
London reports Wall Street drawing elite Conservative leaders from Whitehall to city boardrooms. A Greater London and Counties Trust meeting includes Sir Austen Chamberlain, Sir Laming Worthington-Evans, and Lord Birkenhead, now focusing on voltage over votes.
The dinner coat remains popular at White House meals despite fashion saying it is passe. President Hoover dons a tuxedo for most dinners, but on state occasions such as prim ministers or ambassadors, the dinner coat is worn. Guests are advised that black tie and the short coat are expected for large dinners.
The trio of ministers now earn three to four times their government salaries with inducements near 50 000 dollars for Sir Austen and Sir Laming and about 75 000 dollars for Lord Birkenhead. The American Utilities Power and Light Corporation owns the Trust, serving 95 English towns and sprawling four directions from London. Birkenhead pledged independence from any single American manufacturer and a policy to favor British materials and labor.
More than 400 cattlemen attend the fifteenth annual Old Trail Drivers Association convention in San Antonio. George W. Saunders presides as the meeting opens with addresses by Mayor C. M. Chambers Col Ike T. Pryor and Attorney General R. L. Bobbitt. An impromptu lobby dance is staged with fiddlers.
Bruce Roberts of Carrizzo Springs leads a remembrance honoring forty six association members who have died since the last convention, noting a solemn gathering and tribute.
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