Lost Indian artifacts found by New Mexico Boy Scouts
New Mexico Boy Scouts recovered the lost art of the Indian with an exhibit at local scout headquarters. The display features arrow heads made by Clovis scouts in sizes from large flint shafts to tiny agate heads, crafted with a stag horn tool. The collection also includes an Indian head dress and pottery designs, illustrating historic New Mexico craftsmanship.
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New Mexico Boy Scouts
Clovis Scouts
New Mexico
Howard Trigg Called to Meet With Road Body
Howard Trigg county surveyor is summoned to Austin for a conference with the state highway commission. Purpose of trip not disclosed, but linked to important highway development in this territory.
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Howard Trigg
Austin
State Highway Commission
Arguments To Halt Fight To Be Friday
Arguments on a petition for an injunction to halt the Tunney Dempsey fight were continued until next Friday. B E Clements president of Match maker for the Coliseum Club sought to have Dempsey prohibited for fighting under an injunction granted in Marion county Ind upon his declaration that Dempsey previously had signed to box Harry Wills.
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Associated Press
Chicago
B. E. Clements
Coliseum Club
Dempsey
Marion County
Ind
Harry Wills
Life Clouded by Pain Lifted by Foley Pills
A Kansas woman, Mrs. J. E. Stevenson of Emporia, describes relief from rheumatic pains lumbago and stiff joints after using Foley Pills diuretic. She says the medicine cured her pains and lifted clouds from her life, noting many others use and recommend it with satisfaction guaranteed by Fox Drug Company.
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J. E. Stevenson
Emporia
Kansas
FOLEY
Fox Drug Company
Amarillo Through the Looking Glass of Crowds
The Ramblin' Reporter riffs on Amarillo crowds at depots and theaters. He notes flirtatious young women, aging suitors, and vivid street characters, from photographers to taxi drivers, rail passengers, and a midnight matinee crowd at the Fair theater. His eye turns on Fifth and Polk, Santa Fe trains, and life around the Amarillo hotel.
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The
Santa Fe
Johnnie
Fred Harvey
Parsons
Kansas
Chicago
San Francisco
Fifth
Polk Streets
New York
Amarillo
Fair Theater
Will Winch
Amarillo Hotel
Landmark may be replaced by big structure
The Western Improvement Company built a small office and three shops behind the Oriental Hotel across from the courthouse on Fifth Street. The company plans to replace the old hotel landmark with a real structure soon, said H. T. Neeley.
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Western Improvement Company
Fifth Street
H. T. Neeley
R AF Secrets Hide Plan for Air Supremacy
London report reveals a secret seaplane division of the Royal Air Force at Calshot Castle guarding Britain’s trade routes and coast. Flying boats, torpedo work, and naval cooperation are advancing Britain’s air power amid ongoing global competition.
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R.af
J. K. Smith
High Seas
Southampton
Calshot Castle
Calshot
Royal Air Force Seaplane Base
British School of Naval Co-Operation
Great Britain
Brothers Who Fled Jail Are Recaptured
The Turner brothers L. D. Turner and W. L. Turner fled Barber county jail by digging through walls during a robbery case at Isabel state bank. They were recaptured and later taken into custody in Phoenix, Arizona, according to Wichita police.
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Wichita
Kan
Turner Brothers
Isabel State Bank
Barber County
L. D. Turner
W. L. Turner
Phoenix
Arizona
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By Howdy
Educational Endowment
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Southland Life
Southland Life Insurance Co
Southland Life Bldg
Dallas
Tex
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Irish Sea
Singapore
Australia
Baltic
Trousseau
Folger
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