Six Suspects Held in Borger Drug Store Slaying
Mrs. Leo J. Laley identified six men held as suspects in the shooting of her husband at the Borger drug store. Grady Hazlewood questioned captives as Chief Gaither dealt with court duties. Funeral services for Laley proceed under Catholic auspices at Griggs chapel.
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Leo J. Laley
Laley
Gaither
Grady Hazlewood
Lorger
Marine
Court House
Lon Higgins
Clarendon
Sheriff's Department
Borger
Mr. Laley
Griggs
Llano
Detroit Wins Gordon Bennett Balloon Race
United Press reports Detroit claimed the Gordon Bennett trophy after a flight of about 750 miles. Pilot R G Hill of Detroit landed the United States balloon at Baxley Georgia at 4 25 p m yesterday after exhausting ballast to bring it down safely.
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United Press
Detroit
United States
Baxley
R. G. Hill
Hill
Old Tack’s Amarillo Program for a Bigger Fairer City
The document lists reform aims for Amarillo including lower utility rates, more parks, improved traffic and transit, municipal services plus fairer media, and a push to attract industries. It advocates a cleaner city, sewer improvements, golf course, reduced rents, and reduced gasoline price spreads, with emphasis on livability for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao
North Amarillo
San Jacinto
Amarillo
Jealousy and weather hubbub shadow a Tri-State fair
A long column blends weather woes for the Tri-State fair with humorous vignettes and advice on jealousy. The writer muses on how nagging husbands harm marriages, urges better self discipline, and threads in assorted city anecdotes and quips from rural Oklahoma to London.
They Write to Tack on Secrecy and a War Joke
A reader letter rebuts secrecy with a humorous World War I trench anecdote. The officer explains the lines and trenches to General Pershing, then asks about German distance. The punchline notes the officer has a cold, not a strategic reason for secrecy.
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Pershing
In Defense of Hedrick by Steady Oil Veterans
The piece defends Paul Hedrick amid critics in the Texas oil field. It argues world production and price pressures drive oil slumps, not local missteps, and appeals to decades of experience outside Texas to confirm Hedrick’s ongoing success. The author asserts seasoned oil men support Hedrick's leadership.
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Paul Hedrick
Texas
Lone Star State
Mr. Hedrick
Russia
The Linkford Ford Car: A Satirical Overview
A humorous mock report details a car named Linkford likely after Lincoln and Ford. It describes a four wheeled vehicle with standard running gear body radiator windshield steering and seats with top protection. It notes open or closed models and pneumatic tires while joking about reliability.
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Ford
Linkford
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Ford
Viaduct for Fillmore Letter Demands City Action
A citizen letter to Globe News opposes a Buchannan Street viaduct, arguing it harms North Amarillo and school safety. The writer urges traffic flow shift to Fillmore Street, noting its planned widening to 60 feet and its role for northern traffic and business.
Viaduct Debate Over North Amarillo Route
In a letter to the editor Henry Hertner urges against a Buchanan Street viaduct, arguing public funds should serve the general good and not the interests of a few wealthy property owners. He favors a Fillmore Street route if a majority sentiment supports it and asks for timely publication to inform residents.
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Fillmore Street
North Amarillo
Board of City Development
Amarillo
Buchanan Street
Renry Hertner
Publicity dispute letter targets Scott Heywood's fame
A bitter letter from a Non-Publicity Seeker criticizes Scott Heywood for seeking attention in Amarillo papers. The writer defends Heywood, questions the critic’s motives, and recalls Heywood as a prominent oil operator credited with major US wells and dividends.
I Crossed The Sea In The Winter Of Seventeen
A mariner recalls seasickness aboard a voyage. A fellow passenger jokes the wind will change while the speaker, pale from the roll, admits a wish to die. The verse notes long hunger and hardship from the winter of seventeen.
Sailors stripes to plush decks a Texas paper letter
A reader from Amarillo writes to praise the editor and denounce ad copy in newspapers. He defends Cal Farley and urges coverage of Tunney camp and contest results while criticizing ads in news pages. He also questions Wolflin school sidewalk delays and urges local accountability.
Globe-Fliers Isolated At Omura Airport
William S. Brock Edward F Schlee and their Pride of Detroit mono plane were isolated at Omura Japan as a fierce storm battered Kiushin severing wire service and washing out the Nagasaki Omura railway. Shipping suffered damage and Nagasaki harbor lighters carrying cotton were sunk. Oceanic cable service was interrupted.
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United Press
Tokio
William S. Brock
Edward F. Schlee
Pride of
Detroit
Omura
Kiushin
Nagasaki
Our Real Possession Is the World We See
A poem by Edgar A. Guest extols common joys as rightful wealth. It asserts that beauty and nature belong to all, not just the rich, claiming the earth’s splendor is ours today wherever we stand and gaze.
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Edgar A. Guest
Jury Fight Delays Okmulgee Bank Robbery Case
Five men linked to the Mathew Kimes bandit gang face murder charges in Beggs Oklahoma. Defense lawyers challenge the jury as hand picked, delaying opening as Matthew Kimes and four co defendants await trial. W J McAnally police chief was killed during a May bank raid with about fourteen thousand dollars stolen. The trial may start tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Okmulgee
Okla
Mathew Kimes
Kimes
State Penitentiary
W. J. McAnally
Beggs
Oklo
McAnally
Matthew Kimes
Jack Whitehead
Clyde Brandon
Roy Brandon
Roy
Blackie) Wilson
Castle Cliffs Subdivision Plans Unveiled at Amarillo Meeting
Amarillo Real Estate board members met at the Amarillo hotel at noon, hosted by Castle Cliffs Inc. Arthur Sonneborn, general manager, outlined the subdivision described as among the southwest’s largest and most carefully restricted. He said the sales campaign would open Monday and all board members were invited to participate.
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Amarillo Real Estate Board
Amarillo Hotel
Castle Cliffs, Inc
Arthur K. Sonneborn
Southwest
Exposition Opens After Rain Delays Attendance
Crowds gathered as sun returned and roads dried after rainfall. Midway attractions remained sparse while exhibit halls filled with spectators. Fans watched motors warm up for the opening race program, with officials targeting a banner crowd tomorrow and a dance pavilion nearing completion for tonight.
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Grand Stand
Lost planes and hopeful families echo wartime uncertainty
On May 8 planes disappeared and later reports recount men including Princess Lowenstein Wertheim and officers from Upavon England to Ottawa and from London Ontario to London England. Harbor Grace Newfoundland saw the Sir John Carling leave September 7 for London. Wreckage news stoked optimism in Mrs Lloyd Bertaud and Mrs Philip Payne that their husbands may have been rescued by a wireless-free boat and heard only after weeks.
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Princess Lowenstein-Wertheim
Frederick C. Minchin
Leslie Hamilton
Upavon
England
St. Raphael
Ottawa
Terrence B. Tully
James V. Medcalf
John Carling
London
Ontario
Harbor Grace
New Foundland
Old Glory
Lloyd Bertaud
Philip A. Payne
Bertaud
Fashion Rules and False Hair in Holstein State
In Holstein, bobbed hair is banned except for non residents while short skirts trend and many women wear long thick tresses. Barber shops prosper selling false hair for switches as a judge quips about setting up with a sick friend and asks how many before he got sick.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Holstein
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices
Kansas City reports hog receipts 4 000, uneven trade with sows up to 10 50. Cattle receipts 12 000 with native fed cattle steady to 25 cents lower on some classes. Sheep 11 000, steady with Utah lambs around 12 50 to 13 25. East St Louis shows higher hogs to 12 05, cattle generally steady, vealers to 16 00, fat cattle 12 25 to 13 00, lambs 12 60 to 13 60.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
East ST. Louis
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Hogs receipts 22 000 with top at 12 10 and sows 10 to 10 50. Cattle receipts 13 000 with better grain fed steers strong, other classes steady to slow. vealers up 50 cents and yearlings around 15. Western grass steers down to 10 but to 16 25. sheep receipts 10 000, native lambs 12 75 to 13 00, fat ewes around 5 60 to 6 00.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Report
Wheat No 2 hard traded at 1.32 and 1.87 percent. No 2 red around 1.92 to 1.35. Corn No 2 white about 0.08 and No 2 yellow 0.94. Oats No 2 white 0.47 to 0.46. Prices reflect Kansas City cash grain market as of September 13.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Chicago cash grain prices
Chicago cash grain report lists wheat No 8 red at 1.27 a bushel and 71.28 percent, No 2 hard at 1.29 to 1.80, corn No 2 raised at 914 to 92 cents, No 2 yellow at 9 695 cents, oats No 2 white at 46 1/4 to 47 1/4 cents, and No 2 white at 44 to 46 cents.
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Chicago
Associated Press
James E. Bennet & Co
KORG
New Orleans
Teers
Feteee
Steee
NEW York Cotton Table
New
Poultry and Produce Prices From Chicago Market Desk
The Associated Press reports Chicago market results for September 13 with poultry and potatoes highlights. Fowls and turkeys show varied bids while butter and eggs move higher. regional potato prices are listed for round whites and other varieties across Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio Nebraska Idaho.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Poultry Alive
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Sand Land
Ohios
Red River Ohios
Nebraska
Idaho
Rurals
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Wolflin
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Ohio Oil
Packard Motor
Pan-American Pet
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Radio Corp. of America
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Tee
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
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