Market Freight and Livestock Prices From Across Cities
The report outlines livestock prices in Wichita Oklahoma City Fort Worth Kansas City Chicago and St Louis with cattle hogs sheep and calves showing varied changes. Highlights include Wichita cattle steady hogs up to 14.00 and sheep higher. Chicago hogs steady to 15.60 with large volumes. Kansas City grain and feed prices noted alongside weathered cattle and calf values.
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Wichita Livestock
Wichita Kans
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Kansas
Chicago
ST. Louis
Iconoclast: Plain English stock guidance for timely profit
Iconoclast reports on New York Stock Exchange securities in plain English. The column aims to deliver practical, timely insights to help readers make profit and avoid losses. It emphasizes independent analysis over promotional content and urges investors to act on solid information.
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New York Stock Exchange
Legion Ladies Hear Reports On Hospitals
The American Legion Auxiliary convention opens day two at Federated club rooms with remarks by state president Mrs. W. D. Armstrong and national vice president Mrs. A. F. McKissick. Dr. Schwartz discusses tuberculosis care and family needs at veterans hospitals and praises a Plainview playground project.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Federated Club Rooms
W. D. Armstrong
A. F. McKissick
Veterans
National Child Welfare
McKissick
Dr. Schwartz
Legion
Texas
Veteran Hospital
Convention
Schwartz
Plainview
Greenville
South Carolina
Brownwood
Potter County Federation of Women
Municipal Auditorium
Palo Duro
Hanson Post American Legion Auxiliary
Polly Garden
Wood Secures New Cafe Here
E. T. Wood, manager of the Tri-State Cafe on Polk street, announces a second cafe at 311 East Sixth Street. The Green Line Cafe will be located between the Carter and Moore hotels, reflecting Wood’s veteran experience in Amarillo’s cafe scene.
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E. T. Wood
Tri-State Cafe
Polk Street
East Sixth Street
Green Line
Carter
Moore
Mr. Wood
Amarillo
Farmer shoots farmer after slaying two officers in Allentown
Granville Holden, a well to do farmer, killed a sheriff and deputy and wounded two other officers during an arrest over a compulsory school law charge. Holden barricaded his home, officers set the house on fire, and he died fleeing the flames. The two wounded were not seriously hurt.
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The
Associated Press
Allentown
Granville Holden
Holden
Moody Praised as Fearless and Able by Boyle
John Boyle, campaign manager for Dan Moody, credits Moody with honesty and fearlessness as he seeks to shape Texas policy. Boyle says Moody preferred a floor fight over a strong anti Klan plank, but anti Klan leaders urged restraint. He praises Moody and vows to support his governorship and state agenda.
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Moody
Boyle
Associated Press
San Antonio
John Boyle
Texas
Dan Moody
Moody Wednesday
Legion Parade Continues With War Days Echoes
The parade features veteran legionnaires and a diverse lineup including the 40 horses et 8 chev eau group, Amarillo D A R posts, and a Colonial era spin wheel float. Major John K. Boyce presided as grand marshal while John Snider and Lewis Fields earned praise for the buffalo barbecue that fed all attendees.
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Legion
Amarillo D. A. R
John K. Boyce
Trans Atlantic Plane Lands at U S Capital
The New York Paris Sikorsky trans Atlantic plane arrived at Bolling Field at 12 15 pm EST today from New York City bringing the first cross ocean flight to the U S capital.
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U. S. Capital
Washington
New York
Bolling Field
New York City
Houston Rail Road Valued at 500000 by ICC
The interstate commerce commission valued the Houston municipal road at five hundred thousand dollars. The city of Houston Texas owns the road which is leased to trunk line carriers. An unrelated line in the source notes pears for sale at one dollar to one dollar twenty five per bushel with contact at 201 B N Taylor and phone 1546 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Houston
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
N. Taylor
Williams Captains of Davis Cup Team
R Norris Williams leads the United States Davis Cup team for the fifth straight year. A Harvard star and five set veteran, he previously faced Australasia rivals in 1913 and later helped defend the cup in 1921 doubles with Watson Washburn against Japan's Shimize and Kumeces.
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Associated Press
New York
Maurice McCloughlin
H. H. Hackett
Australasia
R. Norris Williams
Harvard
Britain
MecLaughlin
C. P. Dixon
J. ©. Parke
Brooks
Wilding
Williams
McLaughlin
T. ©. Bundy
America
William T. Tilden
William M. Johnson
New Zealand
Watson Washburn
Shimize
Kumeces
Gaut denies board raised land value in Rock Island case
The Panhandle county court special condemnation panel rejected higher land value claims for Rock Island right of way. J R Gaut says C E Deal asked 25000 but was offered 6500 for the three sections. Gaut notes a 10000 request for privilege and says reports of a 10500 award omit full context and station-site condition.
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GAUT
Panhandle
Rock Island
C. E. Deal
J. R. Gaut
Gant
Railroad
Deal
Mr. Gayt
Gayt
Mr. Gaut
School Boy Killed While Riding Truck To School
Orville Richard Cone, 13, died after slipping from a motor truck running board while attempting to catch a ride to school. The death marks the citys forty seventh motor fatality this year and the first of the new school year.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Orville Richard Cone
Illinois and Iowa Again Face Floods
Flood conditions persisted in parts of Illinois and Iowa as aftereffects of last week's damaging storms lingered. Rainfall was not widespread and cloudbursts appeared to have ended by nightfall.
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Illinois
Iowa
Associated Press
Chicago
Ilinois
Boxing bill sparks debate at Amarillo Legion convention
Delegates defend boxing legalization as a path to self defense and clean sport. Speakers cite Tunney–Dempsey era bouts in Paris and Philadelphia amid demonstrations by supporters. Kerrville post notes potential local bouts. parade pauses session before afternoon addresses by Alvin Owsley and Hughes B. Davis.
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Houston
Simpson
A. FE. F
Gene Tunney
Paris
Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Philadelphia
Amarillo Legionnaire
Kerrville
San Antonio
Resolutions Committee
Alvin Owsley
Hughes B. Davis
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Daugherty Trial Details Focus on $7 Million Funds
Buckner outlines testimony alleging checks totaling 6.5 million of 7 million funds went to a German claimant at a Ritz Carlton dinner. Liberty bonds were delivered next day. Bond blocks traced to a New York broker, sold under a blind account for King. Links drawn to Midland National Bank measures and Harry Daugherty.
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Buckner
Ritz-Carlton
New York
King
Midland Nations Bank
Washington Court House
Ohio
Mal S. Daugher
Harry Daugherty
M Buckner
Midland National Bank
Daughertys
Smith
Merton
Harry M. Daugherty
Col H H Haines Speaks on Useful Citizenship at Rotary
Col H H Haines republican gubernatorial hopeful and former soldier who first set foot on French soil after US entry addressed Amarillo Rotary on Useful Citizenship. He praised civic effort, warned against slackers, and urged city pride while citing Let the people know the facts. The meeting backed raising 10000 dollars with Lions and Rotary to beautify a Fillmore block.
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Rotary Club
Col
H. H. Haines
Texas
Haines
Houston Chamber of Commerce
United States
Amarillo
James Hogg
Elizabeth Speer
Texas Commission On Prison Labor
W. A. McIntosh
Ro Thomsen
Lions Club
Fillmore
Ross Rogers
Goodwin and Wild Attend Pampa Chamber Reorganization Banquet
O. C. Goodwin secretary of the Amarillo Board of City Development and chamber of commerce and Claude C. Wild assistant secretary will attend the Pampa chamber of commerce reorganization banquet tonight. Goodwin has been invited to speak.
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O. C. Goodwin
Amarillo
Bennett Returns From Borger Trip Leading Membership Drive
B F Bennett assistant manager of the West Texas chamber of commerce for the Northwest Texas district has returned from a two day trip to Borger where he conducted a membership drive.
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B. F. Bennett
West Texas
Local Social Notes Highlight Tennessee and Texas Visitors
Miss Virginia Crawford of German Town Tennessee visits her brother Marvin Crawford and plans a stay through Monday. Mrs Eldora Humphrey and son Jack from Breckenridge Texas visit Mrs Carl Martin. A A Smith, formerly of Amarillo, now lives here from Wichita Falls. Mrs F W Dawson of Texhoma visits Mrs W L Formby at 1706 Fillmore. Mrs Dawson formerly Mary Lou Fagan. The Merry pair and Mary Hall return from Kansas City trip. Shelby Willis heads to Oklahoma City to seek schooling. Oscar Woody of Salina Kansas joins local firm Kerran and Walsh. Flora Ross leaves for Kansas State College Manhattan. Ray Stipek, Gulf Research geologist, mentioned.
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Virginia Crawford
Germantown
Tennessee
Marvin Crawford
Miss Crawford
Amarillo
Eldora Humphrey
Jack
Breckenridge
Texas
Carl Martin
A. A. Smith
Wichita Falls
F. W. Dawson
Texhoma
W ®. L. Formby
Fillmore Street
Dawson
Mary Lou Fagan
Max Merry
Mary Hall
Kansas City
Dana Harmon-Trent
East Seventeenth Street
Shelby Willis
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oscar Woody
Salina
Kansas
Kerran and Walsh
Flora Ross
Kansas Agricultural College
Manhattan
Ray Stipek
Amarillo Funds Sought to Save Rock Island Railroad
Edward W Thomerson urges Amarillo to raise funds to secure the Rock Island railroad. Don Emery warns against public interest claims. Harold Walsh notes engineers and architects work with different pencils. Clarence Roberts reports taxi cabs blocking Amarillo building entrance. FE A Gatton mentions three inch rain at Miami and crop prospects. John Ross links rains to a bumper wheat crop next year. Doris Fincher says work rush and staffing strain. Jack McClemons laments busy people generating excess mail.
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Edward W. Thomerson
Amarillo
Rock Island
Local residents travel and visit during convention week
Fining company of Wichita Falls is in Amarillo briefly. C W Whittington president of Hanson Whittington Mortgage returns from California as their daughter attends college there. W Roberts publisher Lampasas Record visits T J Rosson during Legion meeting. The Marshes host friends at 1504 Hayden. Miss Marjorie Neely leaves for University of Texas at Austin. Dale Sneed expected back from Oklahoma. D M Wiggins of Abilene visits Stader and Palmer homes. Oscar Studer of Canadian leaves after convention. Mrs J W Sanders of Canadian visits Stader. Bennett Masterson attends Cumberland University Law Department in Lebanon Tennessee.
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Fining Company
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
C. W. Whittington
Hanson-Whittington Mortgage Company
California
Whittington
W. Roberts
T. J. Rosson
Legion
Roberts
Lampasas Record
Lampasas Post
Lampasas
JF. P. Marsh
Hayden
Marjorie Neely
University At
Austin
Dale Sneed
Ollahoma
D. M. Wiggins
Abilene
Floyd V. Stader
W. A. Palmer
Oscar Studer
J. W. Sanders
Bennett Masterson
Cumberland University
Lebanon
Tennessee
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Poultry
Poultry Alive
Beles
Wall Street
MaMa
West 57Th Street
State Legion Auxiliary Officers
Wood
Farmer
Foreign Exchange
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
U. S. Bonds
Septe
Liberty
Treasury
MONEY
Call
Prime Mercantile Paper
New Yor
Sept. A
James FE Bennett & Co
Amarillo Building Petroleum
Cal
Rock Island Hudson
Motors Bts
General Motors
Independent Oil
Marland Oil
Louisiana
Phillips Petroleum
Pare Oil & Refiners
Sidy Royal Dutch Ao
Shell Union Ve
Simms Petroleum
Sinclair
Continental Oil
White Eagle
Standard of California
Standard of
New Jersey
Standard
Standard of Kansas Standard of
Indiana
Ohio Oil
Prairie Oil & Gas
Humble Oil
Texas Co
Wilcox Rbs
Skelly Gulf
Gibson
Texas Pac
Coal & Gas
Chrysler Motors Ae
Studebaker
Rly Stewart Warner
Timkin Roller Bearings
John Snider
Texas Legionnaires
Hanson Post
Fair Grounds
Lewis Fields
Daugherty
H.H. Haines
Rotary
Goodwin
Wild
Pampa
Borger
Randal Drug Co
Per Doz
A.V. C.inc
Polk
Associated Variety CO
Don Emery
Harold Walsh
Clarence Roberts
Amarillo Building
FE. A. Gatton
Miami
John Ross
Doris Fincher
Jack McClemons
Chas, Crabill
John Hurdle
H. H. Hull
J. B. McClintock
Mack S. Herrell
Miles W. Meredith
John G. McKenzie & Co
Polk St
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