Army band Pershing's Own to open Amarillo arts season
The U S Army band Pershing's Own, grown from General John J. Pershing's World War era ensemble, appears in Amarillo for the 1929 30 artists course season opening. Sponsored by Emil F Myers and W A McIntosh, proceeds benefit the high school band. General Pershing praised the group as a dream fulfilled for American military music.
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United States Army Band
Amarilo
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo College of Music
W. A. McIntosh
Pershing
U. S. Army
Fort Hunt
Virginia
Washington, D. C
William J. Stannard
Washington
General Pershing
Europe
United States
Seville
Spain
Amafillo
Moody order on Borger law remains locked in desk
Governor Moody reportedly left a signed martial law proclamation in his roll top desk before departing for Mexico. Acting Governor Barry Miller says the document may lift martial law in Borger, with Secretary Pat Daugherty not in possession of it. Martial law remains technically in effect in Hutchinson County as troops were withdrawn.
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Austin
Texas
Dan Moody
Borger
Barry Miller
Moody
Mexico
Pat Daugherty
Daugherty
Miller
Hutchison County
Amarillo Faces Hottest Three Days and City Election
Amarillo prepares for a historic heat spell and a decisive two ring election next Saturday on gas business and city issues. The Prairie Oil Gas Company and City Commission will present viewpoints as citizens vote to determine Amarillo’s future.
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Amarillo
Prairie Oil Gas Company
Water level dispute grows between Daily News editor and city
The water fight heats up as The Daily News managing editor T. E. Johnson and the city commission clash over water depth at the Word site wells. Records cited suggest water levels are steady or higher than two years ago, while the election looms and voters are urged to act next Saturday.
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T. E. Johnson
Daily News
City Commission
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
El Paso voters to decide $550000 road bond issue
El Paso County residents will ballot on a $550 000 road bond on November 2. About $300 000 of the proceeds will fund a levee to curb Rio Grande flooding of farms while the remaining funds pay for road construction.
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EL Paso
United Press
Texas
Rio Grande
Oyster fry invitation reaches Tack in Ford School district
A community club hosts an oyster fry at Ford Schoolhouse near Tack Texas inviting Tack and C W Nee and families. The letter notes 101 attendees the previous Sunday and asks Tack not to disappoint, offering no speech but a short negro play and plenty of oysters.
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Tack
Amarillo
Chicago
Ford School House
Tack, Texas
C. W
Ford
Cox to Meet Local Legion Members in Amarillo Visit
Ernest C. Cox state commander of the American Legion will meet Hanson Post members in Amarillo on November 7 during the Texas Good Will Motorcade Tour. The party will visit Palo Duro Canyon for a proposed State Park Site inspection and include numerous officials and Senators from Texas.
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Ernest C. Cox
American Legion
Hanson Post
Amarillo
Texas
Robert O. Whiteaker
Robert Lee Bobbett
Rotary
South Texas
Hunter Metcalf
W. R. Fry
O. C. Dancy
Brownsville
Chambers of Commerce and
Kiwanis Clubs
Rio Grande Valley
Perry &S. Robinson
San Antonio
Bexar County
Justo Penn
Laredo
L E. Gates
First Baptist Church of
Pastors’ Alliance
Greenville
United States
Sheppard
Connelly
Congress
R. 8. Sterling
State Highway Commission
New York
Boerne
Mason
Brady
Brownwood
Santa Anna
Coleman
Abilene
Sweetwater
Roscoe
Snyder
Southland
Slaton
Lubbock
Hale Center
Plainview
Tulsa
Canyon
Tsde
Kiwanis
Lion and Women’s Clubs
Radio Program Schedule Highlights From The Airwaves
A historical radio timetable lists station lineups and hosts for 7:30 PM through 10:00 PM. Programs include Around the World Minstrels Orchestra Radio Vaudeville Romances Paul Whiteman's Band and Nicht Club Romance with multiple stations such as WHAS WSM WMC KDKA WLW KYW WREN WIR WISN KMBC WBBM KOA KOIL WABC WABC, and regional networks across CBS and affiliates.
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WHAS
WMC
WJAX
WSM
KDKA
WIR
WLW
Kywe
WSB WI
KYW
WREN
WITMJ
Oor
Wren Kstp
KOA
KSL
KFI
WABC
New York
CBS Chain
WADC
WOWO
KMOX
KOIL
WHK
WBBM
KMBC
WCAO
WGHP
WSPD
WASU
Paul Whiteman
Wapd
WCCO
KLRA
WLAC
WDOD
WBRC
WREC
KFJF
KTSA
WISN
WDSU
WFBM
KRLD
Salon Orch
WKRC
WEBM
Nicht Club Romance
WFB
Grain Suit Continues Against Barefield and Rayford
Criminal court action resumes against Frank G. Barefield former Barefield Grain Company head and James T. Rayford another grain man for alleged participation in related transactions. Boyd was never apprehended.
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Frank G. Barefield
Barefield Grain Company
James T. Rayford
Boyd
Fleagle Goes to Trial for Lamar Robbery
Ralph Fleagle, alleged leader of a murderous gang, stands trial in Lamar for the First National Bank robbery of 210000 and four killings. His two alleged accomplices, George J. Abshier and Howard L. Royston, were sentenced to hang in the February week.
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United Press
Lamar
Colo
Ralph Fleagle
First National Bank
George J. Abshier
Calif
Man dies after accidental gunshot in hunting trip
Jefferson Tex Oct 22 Merman Max 56 died in Marshall hospital Monday from wounds received when accidentally shot while hunting Saturday. Max was alone at the time of the accident and searchers found him eleven hours later.
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Jefferson
Tex
Merman Max
Marshall Hospital
Max
Thief Steals Car From Hayden Atchison's Street
Hayden Atchison reported his 1927 Model T Ford sedan missing from 1927 Pierce Street. Police seek the stolen vehicle with license 840 409 Texas.
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Hayden Atchison
Pierce Street
Texas
McKinley P T A Highlights School Improvements and milk fund
McKinley School P T A reports upgrades including a piano cafeteria equipment ground equipment and office typewriter funded through local efforts. Free milk and lunch are provided to underweight or low income children. The group promotes home school and community collaboration and invites grand jury and parents to join or observe.
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PT. A
Mre. L. R. Hollingshed
McKinley School
P.T. A
Potter County Grand Jury
McKinley P.T. A
Wonder World
P.T. A. A Victrola
Grand Jury
Glenwood P.T. A
R. M. Miller
Glenwood
Debate Over Tariff Changes For Chemicals Oils And Paints
The Senate and House finance committees propose more than 100 changes to the chemicals oils and paints schedule. Senator King leads the opposition while Chairman Smoot fronts the Republican side. The first amendment seeks to remove the House boost of one cent per pound from a 17 cent citric acid duty.
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House
Senate Finance Committee
King
Utah
Smoot
Weather forecast hints at possible frost tonight in Amarillo
The weather man doubts frost but oldtimers cite signs of a chilly visitor. They recall a frost last year on November 2 and note moonlit nights may bring light damage. Local observers report faint Jack Frost signs without confirmation from meteorologists.
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Amarillo
Jack Frost
Jack
Poultry School to Be Held at Soncy Tonight
Soncy School hosts a poultry education session from 8 to 10 PM with R B Galloway of the Panhandle Lumber Company Poultry Extension speaking on Standard Breeds of Chickens and Breeding Principles by Ricks. Panel discussion on housing feeding and pests led by P C Bennett and J F Ford.
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Soncy School
R. B. Galloway
R. R. Ricks
Mr. Galloway
Poultry Extension Department
The
Panhandle Lumber Company
Mr. Ricks
Panhandle Poultry Association
P. C. Bennett
Potter County
Chamber of Commerce
J. F. Ford
Perryton C C Secretary in City Today
T. D. Moss secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of Perryton was in Amarillo this morning en route to the West Texas Chamber of Commerce Convention. He said conditions in the Panhandle pointed to an excellent wheat season and that the crop was already up and in good pasture shape. He added that old timers prophesied the best wheat crop ever.
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T. D. Moss
Chamber of Commerce of
Perryton
Amarillo
West Texas
Louse Stacks Hotel Furniture. Gets $5 Extra
A sobered drunk paid the police judge $15 after an officer noted his odd conduct in a local hotel. He toured rooms, stacking furniture into neat piles, prompting alarm among tenants. The extra $5 discouraged his wrongly directed artistic interior decorative efforts.
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Homer A. Callaway
Amarillo completes long delayed project contracts
The yesterday action ends a long delay in Amarillo's part of the project with contracts set in July 80. State aided portions will follow the same specifications as the Randall County segment.
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Amarillo
Randall County
Paving Projects Open Access to Two Schools
Five blocks of new paving will be completed today linking two schools to the street system. Northeast Sixth between Fillmore and Buchanan will connect Buchanan Street School, improving access not previously available. Lipscomb Street and Ninth Avenue gain new outlets, while Polk to Taylor on South Thirty-third Avenue provides a dry route to Alice Landergn School.
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Fillmore
Buchanan
Buchanan Street
Lipscomb Street
Tenth
Line Avenues
Ninth Avenue
Hayden
Lipscomb
Gas Election Votes on Municipal Ownership Question
The city commission moves toward a local poll on municipal ownership. After discussion, the motion carries with Ayes from Stone Vernon and the mayor. City Manager Bill Durham is to print the ballots as the vote is set to gauge public opinion.
Campbell Named New Director at KGRS Radio Station
C. W. Campbell, noted for extensive radio experience, was announced as the new director of KGRS. E. B. Gish outlined plans for a $1,000 watt transmitter, downtown studios, and chain programs via Columbia Broadcasting. Donald E. Bennett remains program director and announcer as KGRS seeks a new wavelength for full-time operation.
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C. W. Campbell
E. B. Gish
Mr. Campbell
Northwest Triangle
KFOA
Seattle
KTBR
Portland
KHQ
Spokane
Middle Western States
Canada
Pacific Northwest
Mr. Gish
Columbia Broadcasting System
KGRS
Donald E. Bennett
Federal Radio Commission
This Commission
Engineers in Honor Meeting for Edison
Celebration of Light's Golden Jubilee highlighted a Tri State Technical Society banquet at the Herring Hotel. Tributes to Thomas A Edison were broadcast from Henry Ford's Dearborn museum. George Broome read on Edison's life. J Wilson spoke on electrical progress since 1879. Next meeting set for November 28 at the Herring Hotel.
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Tri-State Technical Society
Herring Hotel
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Dearborn, Mich
George Broome
Broome Electric Company
Edison
J. Wilson
E. J. Bredlim
Tri- State Organization
W. B. Miser
H. S. Gooch Returns From Convention
H. S. Gooch president of the Amarillo Tent and Awning Company returned yesterday from Chicago where he attended a convention of the National Tent and Awning Association. He had been away about three weeks and visited his sisters in Louisville, Kentucky on the trip back.
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H. S. Gooch
Amarrillo Tent and Awning Company
Chicago
National Tent and Awning Association
Mr. Gooch
Louisville
Sugar tariff push by Beet Sugar Association clarified
The Beet Sugar Association admits spending 500000 to boost tariffs and funds agitation to free the Philippines. The move aims to allow Philippines exports to the United States with lower duties, while critics question outcomes. Filipinos express varied views on freedom and costs under Uncle Sam.
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The
Beet Sugar Association
United States
Sam
Pension for the aged as social progress says Lehman
New York lieutenant governor Lehman argues for a state pension for the aged, claiming such aid is no more revolutionary than assisting dependent children. He traces attitudes to ancient times and contrasts harsh survival practices with modern civilization.
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Lehman
New York
London Auto Show Highlights American Industry Domination
London's automobile show features notable novelties while stressing the American auto industry's strong global market position.
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London
British Six Cylinder Car Tops Price War
The cheapest British six cylinder car sells for 1200 dollars while an American six cylinder Chevrolet stands nearby at 950 dollars. The price gap and quality disparity spark strong market competition, with buyers urged to consider value over brand.
War talk from Russian commissar Voroshilov on capitalism
Clemence Voroshilov, a Russian war commissar, claims war is inevitable between capitalism and the proletariat. He outlines a program to force capitalism to yield or be defeated, while noting the Russian proletariat will simply support official decisions, as in other countries.
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Clemence Voroshilov
Russia
Voroshilov
Funeral for M Knight Held Today
Funeral services for Arthur McKnight 77 father of John McKnight were held at First Baptist Church at 10 this morning. Interment in Llano Cemetery directed by N B Griggs & Sons. A native Texan and Amarillo pioneer since 1879 he is survived by John S McKnight, Arthur L McKnight of St Louis and four grandchildren. He was a Baptist Church member and a Mason.
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Arthur
Menight
John McKnight
Monroe Street
First Baptist Church
G. L. Yates
Llano Cemetery
Griggs & Sons
McKnight
Amarillo
National market report from Kansas City livestock auction
Markets report from Kansas City on Oct 2 shows hogs trading 9,000 head with prices 19 cents lower. cattle and calves receipts around 11,600 and 2,000 respectively with steady to mixed values. Steers and fed yearlings cited around 11.50 to 12.25, heifers 9.00 to 15.00, cows 7.25 to 8.26, lambs at about 12.60, ewes 4.25 to 5.50, and feeder stock movements noted.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Er PT
Worth Livestock Market Prices Reported by AP
Hogs selling steady to lower with top hogs around 9.46 to 9.60 per cwt and bulk near 8.90. Calves and cattle show mixed values with feeders around 7 to 8 and steers up to 11.35. cows to 7.50 and sausage bulls near 6.60 to 6.86. Sheep reported at 10.00 for breeding and 12.00 for lambs, with ewes around 5.25.
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Associated Press
D. A
East St. Louis Livestock Report October 22
Hogs 16,000 head. 15 to 20 cents lower. Top $9.75. bulk 160 250 lbs $9.60-$9.70. Cattle 5,000. calves 2,000. most classes steady. vealers 25 cents lower. native steers $10.75-$11.75. westerns $8.25-$9.00. wealers $15.00. Sheep 1,000. indications steady.
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East ST. Louis
Paeeeiaved. Press
D. A
Chicago Livestock Prices Reported For Oct 22
Megs 25,000 cattle and calves traded with mixed across sectors. Cattle and calves saw declines while hogs and sheep remained strong in early trading. Prices listed include steers, heifers, cows, bulls, veal, stockers, feeder cattle, lambs and feeders with various per hundred weight ranges.
New York Cotton Opens Higher on Broadening Demand
New York cotton opened steady with gains of 28 to 87 points as trade houses and commissions cover positions. December rose to 18.48 and March to 18.79 amid broader demand and the Board's statement influence. early advances ran about 80 to 88 points.
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New York
Associated Press
Trade
Not Weeping Bride Silent in Grief
A speaker comforts a bereaved figure with brave resolve and enduring care. She vows to smile through sorrow for the sake of loved ones, preferring to honor memory over personal longing as she confronts loss and solitude. The poem expresses steadfast love and resilience in the face of grave separation.
Market steady as futures firm in midday trading
Prices eased into the day with December at 18.22 and March at 158.65 while liquidation and hedging persisted. Buying remained active through local demand and commission houses, keeping the market fair and steady with rallies of 6 points and net advances around 26 to 29 points.
New Orleans Cotton Opens Firm Amid Rain and Cold Outlook
The New Orleans cotton market opened active and firm with Liverpool prices stronger. Early gains of 24 to 28 points gave way to a pullback of about 15 points from highs, as profit taking and hedge selling cooled the session. December reached 18.91, January 19.48, and March 18.70 before modest rallies near noon driven by food trade buying.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Liverpool
Farm Board
Liverpool cotton market report several price levels
Liverpool spot demand steady with prices across grades. American middling fair 11.29 and strict good middling 10.84. Sales 7,000 bales with 4,400 American. Receipts 23,000 bales. Futures closed steady with October 9.78 and July 10.05.
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Liverpool
Associated Press
Chicago Grain Opens Weaker Then Rallies as Provisions Ease
Wheat opened 146 up to Ye lower and sagged before a rally. Corn and oats moved higher after an initial flat start. Provisions were easy as buyer interest showed mixed strength following Liverpool market weakness.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Liverpool
Poultry and Eggs Market Report From Chicago
Eggs steady with butter and creamery extras quoted. Firsts 38 to 41 cents, seconds 44 to 44.4 cents. Poultry steady with fowls 22 to 23 cents, springs 22 to 23 cents, turkeys 20 to 38 cents, heavy ducks 11 to 22 cents, geese 21 cents.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Stocks rebound as opening gains lift market
New York stocks opened firm after a sharp rebound from a wave of selling. U S Steel and Standard of New Werner rose 2 points, General Electric up 6, Union Carbide 7 44, Eastman Kodak up 14, and many others advanced 3 to 6 points as short covering and strong buying restored confidence. Foreign exchanges opened firm with cables higher at 4 87 5 percent.
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New York
Associated Press
Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Standard of
New Werner
General Electric
Union Carbide
American Water Works
Auburn Auto
Norfolk and Western
Dupont
Columbia Gas
Johns Manville
Columbian Carbon
Eastman Kodak Jum
Stone and Webster National Biscuit
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
A. M
Gordon's Stomach and Bowel Antiseptic Ends Indigestion
Indigestion arises from fermentation in the stomach and bowels and is relieved by Gordon's antiseptic. One dose stops fermentation dissolves acids soothes inflamed lining and heals the stomach. Costs less than three cents a dose and a refund is offered if no benefit.
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Gordon
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