Socialist Norman Thomas Seeks War on Slums and Unemployment
In Memphis, Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for president, urged immediate unemployment relief through a broad social program. He called for a $20 billion war on slums, a five day week, six hour days, unemployment insurance, and schooling for children, funded by taxes on industry and inheritance, to reduce poverty and shift the economy away from war. He criticized both major parties and warned that failure to adopt socialism would prolong hardship.
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Allas
Norman Thomas
New ‘K
Presit
Memphis
Tenn
Thomas
United States
Charles G. Dawes
Hoovervilles
Amarillo Philharmonic Opens Season With Dress Rehearsal
Committees arrange Thursday night debut for Amarillo’s 54 piece orchestra at Municipal Auditorium with Ellis B Hall conducting. Final executive meeting to finalize details as Panhandle residents request free tickets. admission by ticket only from H A Shaw Mason King or local merchants.
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New Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Ellis B. Hall
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestral Association
TACK LETTERS CONTINUED A TEXAS VIEW ON POLITICS AND LOYALTY
A native Texan defends government support and President respect amid letters about Kansas and Texas politics. He mentions Bill Kenyon’s post office job, Hoover’s likely succession, and charges of alleged Republican shifts while urging civic duty despite disagreements. An unemployed widow and her daughter are mentioned in a separate note from Sanacinto School precinct.
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United States
Kansan
Texas
Bill Kenyon
Herbert Hoover
Amarillo
Yurs
Mr. Kenyon
Mr. H
Philharmonic Orchestra Concert Tickets Free At Local Outlets
Tickets for Thursday night's Philharmonic Orchestra concert are available free at Green Bros Furniture, Tolzien's Music, Russell Stationery, Killough & Davies, White & Kirk's, Levine's, Fox Drag No 3, Lamar Cafe, E B Meyer's Service Station, and The News-Globe. Other merchants may request supplies by calling H A Shaw at First Christian Church or Mason King at The News-Globe.
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Panhandle
H. A. Shaw
First Christian Church
Mason King
the Globe News
Philharmonic Orchestra
Pany
Green Bros. Furniture
Tolzien’s
Russell Stationery Company
Killough & Davies
White & Kirk's
Levine's
Fox Drag No
Lamar Cafe
E. B. Meyer
News-Globe
Amarillo to Host Free Reorganized Philharmonic Concert
The auditorium will likely fill for an 8 15 PM performance as ushers allocate seats on a first come basis. The event marks the civic revival of the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra with no admission charge. Guest artists include Mrs. Floyd B. Hatfield and Rosalie Raymond as part of the program.
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Shaw
King
Association
City
Panhandle
Amarillo
Floyd B. Hatfield
Berger
Rosalie Raymond
Danseuse
Amarillo College of Music
Chicago
Ferguson Admits Local Support Amid Primary Debate
A reader letter defends Jim Ferguson, arguing he did not bolt the party in 1920 as claimed by Wilbur C. Hawk. The writer notes Ferguson’s absence from primaries, cites strong local majorities in Democratic primaries, and asks fair-minded readers to consider home support for the Fer gusons.
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Ferguson
Tack
Wilbur C. Hawk
Jim Ferguson
Hawk
Texas
J. A. Lyons
Mr. Hawk
Desperate appeal for farm work and winter housekeeper
A Reader from Route 3 requests work as a farm or ranch hand with experience in tractor operation and machinery. He mentions a three year old boy and asks readers to contact him. A separate notice seeks a winter housekeeper offering room, board, and small wages.
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Tack
Carol
Romania
Prince Michael
Princess Helen
London
Michael
Mme, Magda Lupescu
Missing navy blue tam found near Virginia Street
A woman reports losing a navy blue tam with beige satin lining in the 100 block between Louisiana and Virginia Streets. A small reward will be paid for its return. Contact 109 Virginia Street or call 6874.
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Louisiana
Virginia Streets
Virginia Street
Painting and Papering for Rent Offer Near San Jacinto School
A proposer seeks to paint or paper a small unfurnished house or apartment in exchange for rent near San Jacinto School. The message requests reading and contacting details for interested landlords or tenants.
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San Jacinto School
Help Wanted and Personal Notices from Early 20th Century
Classifieds announce a house work and laundry job for a small family in San Antonio with driving needed. A young, unemployed man seeks a car to drive to San Antonio or other help. Also an ice dock and furniture for sale at specific addresses with contact numbers provided.
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Tack
San Antonio
West
Seventh Avenue
Line Avenue
W. J. McLaughlin
Widow Seeks Winter Housekeeper Job to Support Son
A 23 year old widow with a four year old son seeks winter housekeeping work in a motherless or sheltered home. She offers references and willing to do housework or child care day or night to provide clothing and school for her child. Contact Western Hotel 20031.
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Tack
Western Hotel
Reward for the Return of Hatcha
A pet fox terrier named Hatcha disappeared from 1711 Pierce Street Wednesday afternoon. Hatcha is black and white with brown markings, has a short tail, and answers to Hatcha. Wallace Fowler offers a reward for Hatcha’s return or information leading to it. Hatcha was a birthday gift and very dear to the family.
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Pierce Street
Hatcha
Wallace Fowler
Old Gals Laugh Through Embarrassing Prank
A reader from Wildorado Texas recalls a humorous prank that caused strain and embarrassment but was meant as lighthearted fun. The note admits no blame and reflects on the joking incident with good humor.
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Wildorado
Texas
Robinson letter defends Hoover amid campaign mudslinging
Mrs. Ella Robinson of Pampa Texas blasts critics and urges voters to back Hoover, arguing Republicans built progress while Democrats hindered labor and policy efforts. She contrasts Roosevelt and Cleveland eras with today, accusing Tack and Democrats of causing the panic.
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Ella Robinson
Pampa
Texas
Robinson
Hoover
Still for Hoover in spirit after four years of support
A letter writer reaffirms support for Herbert Hoover four years after prior editorials. The writer notes Roosevelt’s recent Wednesday night speech and observes a lack of commentary on Roosevelt, asserting continued backing for Hoover.
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Tack
Mr. Hoover
Roosevelt
Lost teeth and reward offered in Amherst Texas
The writer reports losing an upper set of aluminum false teeth with one tooth broken while in the Pleasant Valley area or on the highway near Amherst Texas last Tuesday. A $1 reward is offered for their return, contact General Delivery Amherst.
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Pleasant Valley
G. H. Bingham
General Delivery
Amherst
Texas
Urgent plea seeks madstone after dog bite
A reader requests a madstone for a grandson bitten by a vicious dog at 907 North Polk Street. Health authorities will observe the dog, but it remains roaming, prompting an appeal through the column for immediate help or guidance.
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Singer
Buchanan Street
Madstone
Tack
North Polk Street
Canyon Texas Letter Seeks Mudstone from Amarillo
A reader signs as MRS. O. C. BURG of Canyon Texas requesting information on whether a mudstone exists in Amarillo. She asks to be alerted so it can be sent to Canyon and is grateful for any future opportunity to assist.
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Tack
O. J. Wades
Sanford
Texas
Wildorado
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