Texans Elect Rodeo for Confederates James Payne
At the Herring Hotel in Amarillo the Texas division of the U C elected Gen James F Payne of Dallas as commander in chief succeeding Gen A L Stewart. Brigade chiefs were re elected by acclamation with Gen M Parnall of Corsicana taking the Third Brigade post. About 48 Texas veterans attended with staff.
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Herring Hotel
Texas Division
U. C
James F. Payne
Dallas
Payne
A. L. Stewart
M . Parnall
Corsicana
Texas
Amarillo
Carl Hinton
J.C Hooks
Daughters of the Confederacy
JJ. L. Sneed
Oklahoma
Carter R. Bishop
Richmond
Adjiustant
Army of Northern
Riveting Westward Flight Over Colorado Canyon Adventure
A feature journey from Los Angeles to Albuquerque chronicles a Boeing plane pilot O W Coyle taking a reporter over Boulder Dam Grand Canyon and Death Valley. The cross country flight showcases meteorology, desert farming, and perilous weather as the craft flies above storms and lightning while detailing pilots routines and safety.
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North American
Park Hay
O. W. Coyle
Charon
Styx
Boulder Dam
Grand Canyon
Mojave Desert
Death Valley
Los Angeles
Colorado
Coyle
Ereat Mesa
Great Canyon
Gulf
Coyie
Mr. Coyle
St. Elmo's
Perth
Albuquerque
Winslow
Arizona
Winslow Field
Gene Tly
Agricultural Bureau
Ernie Smith
Hawaii
Shreveport Seeks 1936 Veterans Convention
City of Shreveport invites the 1936 veterans convention with a gala welcome. A large Shreveport delegation campaigned in Amarillo for 1934 and invites officials to extend the invitation soon. The invitation committee includes Dr. Sanderson Dolph Frantz R N Allen and Dr J F Knighton with Gen W E T Ogletree leading Louisiana veterans and Maj W T Laseter among the escorts.
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U. Co. V
Shreveport
Shrevepot
Veterans of Lousiana
Amarillo
F. L. Sanderson
Dolph Frantz
R.N. Allen
J. FE. Knighton
Louisa
Mystery Numeric Totals From Unknown Source
A string of numbers appears with no context or identifiers. The sequence includes values such as 3.92 6.73 4.80 1.70 6.95 2.89 2.35 5.08 3.46 and 4.44, lacking a readable headline, dates, people, or organizations to anchor meaning.
Burglary Suspect Finis Gann Remains In County Jail
Finis Gann, indicted last week on a burglary charge at a truck company warehouse in August, is in Potter County jail awaiting trial in 47th District Court. Deputies Gib Landis and Roy Brewer arrested him yesterday.
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Potter County
Ditrict
Gib Landis
Roy Brewer
Seven Potter Rural Schools Open for Classes
Seven Potter County rural schools were in session today according to Superintendent Carl Clifft. Registration began Monday morning. River Road, north of Amarillo, will open Monday. Enrollment figures were not available today, Mr. Clifft said.
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Potter County
Carl Clifft
River Road
Amarillo
Clifft Faid
Potter County Licenses Hit 186 for August
Potter County Collector Jewell Davidson issued 186 motor licenses in August, raising 1935 total to 1,643. The year 1934 closed at 1,480 licenses, giving 1935 a lead of 163 licenses over last year.
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New Motors
Potter County
Jewell Davidson
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Western Air Line
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Tin Horn Hank Keenan
Old West
Old South
Jim Yeaman
Clance Whe
Fair Grounds
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Cajon
San Bernardino
Mojave
Victorville
Barstow
Wallace
Nevada
Ari
Zona
Providence
Mexico
Sam Johnson
Buffon
Phot Coyle
Mr. Cove
Ickes
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Kansas
Levand
Wichita Beacon
United States
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Ohio
Newark
N. J
New York
Travel
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Colorado Springs
Decatur Dalhart
Denver
Electra
Fort Worth
Henrietta
Memphis Pueblo
Quanah
Texline
Trinidad
Vernon
Wichita Falls
Denver City Railway Company
Call the Water Co
Call the Electric Co
Call the Gas Co
Mand L
Schilling
Finis Gann
Potter
Jack Miner
Kingsville
Ont
Brann
Dri - Sheen
Oderless
Sons OF Confederate Veterans
Idaho
Coffe
Johnson
Ofr Daz
Amanillo
Dixie
Southland
Marie
Robert F. Lee
Jeb Stuart
Hood
Stonewall Jackson
Fien
America
J. W. Johnson
Taylor
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