Beer Runner Treated Too Kindly In Prison
Chicago report details Terry Druggan and Frankie Lake facing contempt charges after lax jail handling. Judge Wilkerson cites sheriff and officials for possible contempt as grand jury probes conspiracies and lax oversight. A Herald and Examiner note links alleged liberty funds to Druggan’s lenient treatment and race track work.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Terry Druggan
de Luxe
Frankie Lake
Peter M. Hoffman
Druggan
Lake
Wilkerson
Federal Grand Jury
The
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Lake Zurich
Reed Aims Teddy Waters For Cal Farley Season Opener
Promoter Henry Reed says efforts are underway to bring Teddy Waters of Kansas to wrestle Cal Farley as the season opener. Farley trains hard for the coming season while Waters, famed for a rough win over Matty Matsuda, is visiting his father in Childress as negotiations continue.
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Teddy Waters
Kansas
Cal Farley
Farley
Henry Reed
Reed
Reed Sheet Metal
Water
el Paso
Matty Matsuda
Childress
No Sikes-Woolsey Match Called Off This Sunday
The anticipated match between Walter Sikes Northwest Texas champion and W W Woolsey the tournament medalist will not occur this Sunday Sikes cites poor physical condition from tournament strain and Woolsey is undecided about participating in an exhibition Friends expect a fall rematch while East Africa post offices plan telegraphic links.
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Walter Sikes
Northwest
Texas
W. W. Woolsey
Sikes
Cate
Mr. Woolsey
East Africa
Lavex claims cure for catarrh and bronchial issues
An advertisement touts a French method Lavex that supposedly kills the germ in three minutes and clears head and lungs. It promises a free postpaid treatment to anyone who writes for it and asks recipients to share the cure with others if successful.
Express Company Announces Free Deliveries to Amarillo Fair
The American Railway Express company will make two free daily deliveries to the Amarillo Tri-State exposition grounds from its downtown office and warehouse. Officials say the service will aid attendees with packages sent to the fair, praised as a sacrifice by the express company. Monte Owens, assistant secretary of the fair association, called the move commendable.
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American Railway Express Company
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
Monte Owens
The
Fair Association
Express Company
Petain Strengthens Morocco Front in New Offensive Prep
Marshal Petain tightens the French battle line in French Morocco in a renewed push with Spain against Moorish rebels. El Bibane ridge and Mezgu houe post fell after heavy bombing and three sided attacks, tanks and armored cars supporting a rapid three group convergence.
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Fez
French Morocco
Marshal Petain
Mezguhoue
el Bibane
Prungau
Jewish New Year Begins at Sundown Friday Observances
The Jewish New Year starts at sundown Friday and ends at sundown Saturday, with Orthodox Jews observing an extra day Sunday. Temple Israel members in Amarillo will have services at the Central Labor Union hall Friday evening and abstain from work. Yom Kippur follows ten days after Rosh Hashanah. The New Year service is a Day of Memorial and Trumpet Blowing. Rubber prices, rising globally, ease in England under an English monopoly.
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Amog
Amarillo
Temple Israel
Central Labor Union Hall
No New Farm Relief Legislation Debated in Washington
Washington discussions center on whether to submit new farm relief proposals after the session starts. The White House likely to back cooperative marketing legislation, but broad farm reform faces a dubious outlook as Secretary Jardine cautions the emergency period may be ending.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
White House
Arly
Coolinge
Jardine
Jacine
Amarillo Youth Named National E Y P Officer
Frederic Delzel son of Mr and Mrs J M Delzel 1109 Tyler Street was elected first vice president of the National Federation of Episcopal Young People at the national convention in Racine Wisconsin. He has served as president of the Young People's Service League of the Southwest Province and was Amarillo’s representative. Delzel has worked for Roberts Olver Lumber and has served as organist at the Episcopal Church. He will study music in St Louis this winter.
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Frederic Delzel
J. M. Delzel
Tyler Street
National Federation of Episcopal Young People
Racine
Wisconsin
Deizel
Young People's Service League
Southwest
Episcopal Church
el Faso
Amarillo
Frederick Deizel
Roberts-Olver Lumber Company
Ius Nso
Delzel
St. Louis
Amusing Bits and Local Views from Amarillo Scene
A fragment from a local page shows quotes about a bank absence in Austin and remarks on a stylish woman. It references an Amarillo man narrowly escaping, notes on brain and love, and various local voices including C R McAfee and Earl Fuqua. Admission details for a Liberty screening are listed.
Half Minute Interviews and Local Happenings
Roy Cullum notes a fat baby at a home and a strong lungs remark. Toney Cuisum praises the Twin Six as a pace setter in the Panhandle field. George Milton returns from Mineral Wells claiming rest did him good. A beauty shop quote expresses sympathy for a stubbornly aged complexion. Dean Kirk reports very satisfactory business.
Gun repairs and weathered roads near Hereford flood the day
Henry Wilkinson recalls shadowed roads from maize and milo overhangs forcing daytime driving with lights on. Roy Greenhill and Lynn Zimmerman remark on cinema relief and a woman who deposited a $150 check at a First National Bank in Austin, Texas, prompting suspicion.
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Cious
First National Bank
Austin
Henry Wilkinson
Hereford
Lynn Zimmerman
Texas
Rescinded exhumation order over Bradford boy death
Coroner H R Airheart cancelled a late order to exhume Robert Barnett Bradford after Dr A F Lumpkin said he could testify on the death cause. The burial near San Jose New Mexico required governor permission to exhume. A verdict cited death by negligence during the last illness.
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H. R. Airheart
Robert Barnett Bradford
Airheart
A. F Lumpkin
J. R. Wrather
Bradford
San Jos
New Mexico
Lumpkin
Amarillo reminiscences mention tall figure with bent legs
In Amarillo accounts, a man with a No 14 shoe is described as tall if his legs were not bent. Joe Killough recalls a night of travel and a deadly shooting near Amarillo, involving a hotel room and a pistol duel sighted near Dalhart. W H Holmes notes The Globe embraces bold action in the town.
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Amarillo
Joe Killough
Tucumcari
Dalhart
Denver
Ben
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Palo Duro Lumber Co
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Petain
Morocco
England
Sol
Taylor
C. R. McAfee
W. H. Fuqua
Earl
Fuqua
the Liberty Now
I. H Davies
Jim Trollinger
Roy Cullum
Toney Cuisum
Panhandle
George Milton
Ten Commandments
Dean Kirk
W. Seventh
Roy Greenhill
H. C. Harding
Harding Ranch
Gtuinrs
FE. D. Green “Men’s Furnishings
Taylor Street
Happy Glen Club
W. H. Holmes
Globe
Oliver
Remington
Corona
Royal
Rex
Woodstock
Royal and Corona
Thee Post Office
Ockrell Printing
Taylor ST
Amarillo, Texas
Tri-State Exposition
Buffaloes and Bulldogs
Tri-State
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