Out of the Night at Amarillo High Prompts Strong Show
The Black Mask Players presented a three act mystery comedy in the Senior High School auditorium under Dr. R. P. Parcells. The cast of ten delivered briskly with a Maine setting at Sunny Crest and a village constable investigating a murdered man and a hidden safe.
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Black Mask
R. P. Parcells
Amarillo
Dr. Parcells
Sunny Crest
Robert Hartwell
Maine
J. Ridgeway Zelley
Annabelle Allen
Grace Rye
Sarah Walters
Cecil Eaton
Hartwell
T. M. Montgomery
Earl Strandberg
Lloyd Fletcher
Verlon Twaddell
Christine Dyche
Court House Records Deeds and Vehicle Registrations
Warranty deeds list transfers including Mtg Co to J C Taylor and L A Wells to I F Barton. Breaks down various properties in Hughes SWD Univ Heights and others with minor sums. Vehicle registrations show several local owners and car makes including Pontiac sedan Ford sedan Chevrolet coupe Buick coupe and more.
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Guaranty Mtg. Co
J. C. Taylor
Hughes
Ab&m
O. W. Shellberg
Donegan, Inc
W. F. Turner
Lewis Kunz
W. M. Otto
Art Schlofman
Crudgington Su
Elk
Mirror
D. Hl
Hayden St. Harman Motor Co
Pontiac
R. C. Pitts Herring
Walter Irvin, Inc
Ford
Plains Chev
R. S Foreman Borger
Texas Frost Motor Co
Buick
Bankers Meet To Consider Texas Cotton Acreage Cut
In Dallas a closed conference of thirty seven bankers merchants farmers and industrial heads discussed Texas cotton acreage reduction. Gov Dan Moody opposed a special legislative session and the executive committee will meet next week with Talley Collier Shaw and McDonald to decide on possible action.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas Bankers’ Association
Texas
Dan Moody
Nathan Adams
John W. Carpenter
W. A. Cannon
Waxahachie
Gov. Moody
Bankers’ Executive Committee
Lynn P. Talley
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
R. H. Collier
National Bank Examiner of
Washington
Crushed to Death as He Tries to Board Army Truck
El Paso resident Henry Harrison, 26, died when he slipped and was run over by a large army truck. The report notes a 1902 count of 245 auto companies, now under 50, with most cars gasoline driven.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Henry Harrison
Campaign Variety Nearing End Prompts Broad Political Talk
National campaign voices clash as election nears. Calvin Coolidge urges support for Washington’s Republican administration. Hurley defends five day work week. Cox accuses Republicans of sectional hate. Borah hints at debenture plan and repeal of the eighteenth Amendment. Reed advocates replacing Republicans.
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Associated Press
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Hoover
Hurley
Raskob
Ohio
James M. Cox
Congress
Alfred E. Smith
Borah
Idaho
Lincoln
Neb
George W. Norris
Reed
James A. Reed
St. Louis
Forecasts Contradict Democrats in House Fight
Windups of campaigns yield polarized forecasts as William Tyler Page expects a Republican majority in the new House and Senator Caraway predicts Democratic wins in Kentucky and Oklahoma. From the Prohibition Front Curran claims seat gains for anti prohibition forces, while Dr. McBride dismisses Curran’s claims as bubbles amid late election chatter.
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William Tyler Page
National
House of Representatives
House
Caraway
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Prohibition
H. H. Curran
Association Against the
Senate
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Major Curran
Husband Too Homeloving Says Wife in Divorce Suit
Chicago October 31 A divorce complaint charging cruelty names Alexander Liebner as the husband. His wife Janette Liebner alleges he always wanted to stay home to cook and do housework, making the home life his primary aim.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Janette Liebner
Alexander Liebner
Local political mood and registration figures noted
Day and political headquarters faced difficulty judging how seriously the electorate engaged in big questions. Political weather maps appeared spotty as some areas stayed quiet while others saw registration figures rise.
Mix $100000 damage suit up today
The Associated Press reports a $100000 breach of contract suit against actor Tom Mix by Zach Miller of Miller Brothers 101 Ranch, set for hearing in Natchez, Mississippi, with allegations Mix violated a contract by joining Ringling Brothers circus after leaving Miller. A second note says the Mark Twain birthplace cabin moved from Florida to Mark Twain State Park in Monroe County, Missouri.
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Associated Press
Natchez, Miss
Tom Mix
Cowboy
Zach Miller
Miller Brothers 101
Mark Twain
Florida
National and local campaigns collide in split state races
In an off year exuberant totals and weeks of campaigning converge as national issues and local contests fuse in decisive stages across New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, and other states torn by internal dissension. The moment tests leaders on both sides.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Leadership Training School Postponed to January
An announcement says the district Leadership Training School at the First Christian Church, set for November 2 to 9, has been postponed to January due to other church activities. The note cites national issues like Hoover and prohibition as emotional topics among voters. A call to buy a poppy supports disabled veterans on Armistice Day.
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Herbert Hoover
First Christian Church
Roy G. Snodgrass
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