Amarillo Junior College Pep Squad Expands to All Students
The Amarillo Junior College pep squad will total 292 players minus 40 football squad members, with plans to include every enrolled student. Captain Paul Dollarhide leads a six member yell leader team including Annabelle Sparger and Hazel Price. honor students Mildred Williams Katherine Duncan Evelyn Crews and others receive recognition.
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Amarillo Junior College
Paul Dollarhide
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Annabelle Sparger
Hazel Price
Peggy Hill
Claude Bibbs
Bill Butler
Mildred Williams
Amarillo High School
Katherine Duncan
Evelyn Crews
Georgia Wilson
Record Flight by Woman Pilot Sets Light Aircraft World Mark
Light plane rose to about 15000 feet to establish a world record for women fliers in planes under 100 horsepower. Less than three weeks earlier Miss Alexander completed a non stop Vancouver to Agua Caliente Mexico flight in 16 hours. She was the first woman flier to achieve this feat.
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Alexander
Vancouver
B. C
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Cos
County highway plans move forward with state Okay
County officials report a favorable reception from the state commission on proposed new construction. They express confidence in a satisfactory program under the plan developed with the commission, said Mr. Hamrick.
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Hamrick
New Tariff Measure In Canada In Effect
Ottawa reports a temporary tariff increase designed to protect Dominion manufacturing and reduce unemployment by about 25 000. Premier R B Bennett submitted the plan to the government authorities as the new policy goes into effect. In a separate item a Texas farmer seeks $42 000 from the State Highway Commission claiming overflow from a high embankment along State Highway 45.
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Canada
Associated Press
Ottawa
R. B. Bennett
Dominion
United Press Austin
W. S. Male
Leon County
State Highway Commission
Comfort-seeking letter and old town gossip in Bee Tacs
A reader asks Tack to print a letter seeking comforts and childcare help at 1307 Buchanan Street. The page also contains a longtime reader lamenting how Hoover era news and local scandals ruined the paper's appeal and social life, noting a raid at a beer joint and town rumors.
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Tack
Buchanan Street
Mister Hoover
Prosperity hinges on what the masses can spend
The piece argues that low wages slow recovery, noting widespread commodity price drops and a tabour government in Britain. It cites suicides linked to humiliation and unemployment, critiques Communist investigations, and urges legal, majority-backed reform rather than exile for dissent.
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Tabor
Quiet milk wagon horse delights Washington in early hours
A Washington milk company horse named Bud helps deliveries without waking residents. Placed rubber shoes mute hoofbeats and a whispered shush replaces shouts of whoa and giddap as the driver makes rounds. Residents remain unaware of the quiet nightly routine until milk arrives.
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United Press
Washington
Bud
Giddop
Radio Curfew Enacted In Atlanta For 11 P M Hours
Atlanta imposes nightly curfew at 11 for radio and saxophone players. Violators face a maximum $200 fine or 80 days in the city stockade after neighbor complaints. A police court judge will hear cases.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
James Washington Adkinson’s misdirected suit theft
In Cabot Arkansas on September 18 United Press reports James Washington Adkinson a Black man attempted to borrow a suit by presenting a different name Willie Huston. He selected and ordered the suit to be sent to Cabot but the shop owner challenged the misidentification and James was traced, causing him to miss the dance.
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United Press
Cabot
Ark
James Washington Adkinson
James
Littl Rock
Willie Huston
Huston
Jamez
Lawyers to Meet at Eastland September 22-23
Lawyers from 20 counties in the Eleventh Supreme Judicial District will convene in Eastland September 22 and 23 for the convention of the Judges of the Courts of Civil Appeals of Texas. The Eastland County Bar Association organized a program for 300 delegates.
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United Press
Eastland
Eleventh
Supreme Judicial District
Courts of Civil Appeals of Texas
Eastland County Bar Assortation
Grand Jury Bailiff George Chick Shot. Burial Planned
Dallas County grand jury bailiff George K Chick, 21, son of W H Chick, was to be buried this afternoon at Mount Calvary Cemetery. He was shot at his wife’s home where she lay in critical condition.
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Dallas
George K Chick
W. H. Chick
Dallas County
Grand Jury
Baliff
Mount Cavenry
Chick
Burrow son dies after gunshot wounds in Desdemona
In Trastad de DESDEMONA Tex on September 18 C H Burrow was held in the local jail after the death of his son W H Burrow aged 85 from gunshot wounds. One leg had been amputated after the shooting and complications led to his death.
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Desdemona
Tex
C. H. Burrow
W. H Burrow
Pine Poultry Exhibits Shine at Pinto County Fair
Mineral Wells reports the Pinto County Fair enters its second day with standout displays in agricultural stock and poultry. Manager W. B. Hernaro notes the event eclipses previous years amid multiple entertainment features attracting visitors.
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Pal Pinto County
W. 8. Henaro
Cuba Wins Heated Fight for Rights at League Assembly
In Geneva Cuba defended its sovereign status within the League of Nations and defeated Greece’s Nicholas Politis. Ambassador Orestes Ferrara asserted Cuba will not submit to dictation and objected to the protocol, stating the league is a society of nations, not a super state. Spectators rose as the discussion closed by Italian chairman Scialoja.
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Associated Presa
Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Cuba
League
Nicholas Politis
Greece
Orestes Ferrara
Washington
Politis
Postal Supervisors Hear Airy Speeches
In Dallas at the National Association of Postal Supervisors convention Second Assistant Postmaster General W Irving Glover lauded government support for commercial aviation and air mail. He noted 24 contract air mail lines cover 44 000 miles daily and highlighted service to South America via Paramaribo. Vince Burke outlined a nationwide survey to standardize post office practices, improving speed and uniformity, with over 100 resolutions filed for action.
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Associated Press
Dallas
W. Irving Glover
National Association of Postal Supervisors
Post Office Department
South America
Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
New York City
Resolutions Committee
Governor Grants Reprieve in Medina County Murder Case
A month's reprieve was granted by Governor Dan Moody to Lux Arcus, convicted of murder in Medina County. The stay allows a granity hearing, with October 17 set as the electrocution date after midnight.
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Associated Press
Austin
Dan Moody
Lux, Arcus
Medina County
Road Conditions From Amarillo to Major Cities
The Panhandle Auto Club reports good roads on routes from Amarillo to Fort Worth via Wich Falls and 370 to Oklahoma City via US 66 366 to Roswell and 3 66 to Tucumcari then to Higgins via US 60 to Clayton New Mexico US 485 to Borger Amarillo to Lubbock US 385 and Highway paved routes. club headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Lubbock
U. S
THE
Seek Creekmore resignation
A verbal attack on E. F. Creekmore general manager of the American Cotton Co Operative Association was recorded in Dallas. Nathan Adams president of the First National Bank criticized Creekmore for mentioning deplorable conditions. No formal board action was taken.
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Dallas
E. F. Creekmore
American Cotton Co- Operative Association
South
Nathan Adams
First National Bank
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Adams
Creekmore
Explosion at Victoria Coal Mine Claims Seven Lives
TRURO N C Sept 18 An explosion at the Victoria Coal Mine on River Herbert interior killed at least seven workers in the 100 years of mining. Three bodies were recovered with thirteen miners escaping from the 1200 foot shaft reentering to assist in rescue.
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Fly Enorgepee
Truro
N. C
Victoria
River Herbert
Mintra
Drouth relief progress outlines at Bryan meeting
C B Martin chaired a Hast Teadw Chamber of Commerce session in Bryan Texas detailing drouth relief progress and expected results. Other speakers covered plans and outcomes as the convention discussed relief efforts. In Waco Baylor University president Dr S P Brooks III missed opening exercises due to a minor operation and planned return soon.
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Bryan
Texas
C. B. Martin
Texas Drouth Relief Committee
Hast Teadw Chamber of Commerce
67Th District
DR. Brooks III
United Press
Waco
Baylor University
P. Brooks
Water meet delegates discuss public duty in sanitary efforts
The Southwest Water Works Association opened with a morning session at the Herring Hotel featuring a round table on sanitary health measures. W V Long urged that citizens share responsibility after bonds fund a plant while election of officers and governors followed, including a unanimous reelect of Max M. Fife as president for a second term.
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W. V. Long
Oklahoma City
Herring Hotel
Water Works
N. T. Veatch
Kansas City
F. J. von Zuben
Fort Worth
Stanley
San Antonio
Southwest Water Works Association
Max M. Fife
Blackwell
Oklo
Edward A. Fowler
New Orleans
W. H. Deaton
Waco
L. A. Grimes
Abilene
John B. Winder
Dallas
Texas
Park Davis
Newkirk
A. Endacott
Tulsa
Oklahoma
S. R. Brough
Little Rock
Ark
Charles F. Linck
Leavenworth
Thomas L. Amiss
Shreveport
Leonard Day
St. Louis
Bowyer Fugitive Suspect Active Across Multiple States
Bowyer, described as a former federal officer with a prison record, operated from Americus Georgia to California. He is sought in Lubbock Tulsa El Paso Harlingen Rio Grande City Taylor Terrill Denton and other cities. He used large option checks then forged cashier’s checks to cover expenses.
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Bowyer
Americus
California
Lubbock
Tulsa
el Paso
Harlingen
Houston
Rio Grande City
Taylor
Terrill
Denton
Okla
First National Bank & Trust Company
Fair program to be on air tonight at WDAG
A radio segment tonight on WDAG from 8 20 to 9 o'clock will present a Tri State Fair program. Wilbur Co Hawk, president, will lead speakers along with Ross Rogers, Leonard Stroud, Kay Hosner, and Tommy Gavin representing various fair interests.
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Tri- State Fair
WDAG
Wilbur Co. Hawk
Ross Rogers
Leonard Stroud
Kay Hosner
Tommy Gavin
Ernie Young
Two Mexican Officials Injured in Vehicle Crash
In El Paso on September 18 Eugenio Acosta Oaxaca former Chihuahua deputy was killed instantly and Gustavo Flores former Juarez mayor, recently charged with misappropriation, was seriously injured when the car they rode in overturned near Juarez Flores drove the vehicle.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Eugenio Acosta Oaxaca
Chihuahua
Mexico
Gustavo Flores
Juarez
Flores
Two Hurt In Dallas Crash At Train Crossing
Two Bonham residents E. M. Lovelace and Miss Katy Bohmian were injured when their coupe collided with a freight train at the M. E. T tracks on Greenville Road. They received treatment at Baylor Hospital for bruises and cuts as their car was demolished.
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United Press
Dallas
Bonham
Greenville Road
E. M. Lovelace
Katy Bohmian
Baylor Hospital
Texas press meeting to be hosted by Coleman publishers
Coleman Texas hosts heart of Texas Press Association meeting with H H Jackson and J T Williamson publishers of the Coleman Democrat-Voice to speak on current press issues. Kin der community north of Greenville wins first prize at Hunt County Fair crown for Seawillow Swan daughter of J M Swan of Jacobia to be queen at coronation tonight. Grace Evelyn four child of D Landers dies after running into a parked car in Mount Pleasant.
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Texas Press
United Press
Coleman
Texas
Heart of Texas Press Association
H. H. Jackson
J. T. Williamson
Coleman Democrat-Voice
Greenville
Kinder
Here
Hunt County
Mount Pleasant
Grace Evelyn
D Landers
Bert Acosta Arrested for Illegal Flying in Connecticut
Bert Acosta chief pilot for Admiral Byrd on the 1927 transatlantic flight was arrested in Connecticut for flying while his license remained suspended. He took off from Roosevelt Field in a borrowed plane and landed in a Wilton farm meadow. State police were alerted. authorities note prior suspensions for low flying and stunting and a $500 fine not paid, keeping the license suspended.
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Associated Press
Bridgeport
Conn
Bert Acosta
Richard FE. Byrd
Connecticut
Acosta
Roosevelt Field
David Evans
Wilton
Evans
Westport
Naugatuck
Long Island
Department of Commerce
Iowans See Cucumbers Oust Corn in Davis County
Bloomfield Iowa September 18 Corn the king of Iowa crops has abdicated to cucumbers in Davis County Farmers escaped drought by growing cucumbers under contract with canners Lorin Lamb received six acres for clearing it and earned 281 per acre in three weeks nearly all profit One youth earned enough to finance a year at college and even borrowed a water wagon to irrigate cucumber plants during dry weather
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United Press
Bloomfield
Iowa
Davis County
Lorin Lamb
Blvorhfield
Market Report from Kansas City to New Orleans and Chicago
Livestock prices show strong to higher at Kansas City Hastings and Chicago markets with hogs cattle and sheep varying by weight and grade. Cotton and grain futures moved through steady to mixed sessions with regional price shifts and hedge activity noted in New York and Liverpool.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Chicago
New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Pretty Good and Pretty Fair Struggle
A poem compares the rivals Pretty Good and Pretty Fair with Best and Lest, noting how Best usually wins when present and how Pretty Fair and Pretty Good Fairer fare in tests. The verse ends by suggesting limited skill prevents them from surpassing Best.
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Edgar A. Guest
California Fig Syrup Story Aims at Texas Boy
Mrs. J. C. Bradley of Mesquite Dallas County credits California Fig Syrup with quick relief for her ill son J C Jr stomach upset fever bad breath constipation and low appetite The ad praises the syrup as a safe cleanse for bilious constipated children and notes doctors have endorsed the product for fifty years urging buyers to seek the genuine labeled California product to avoid imitations.
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J.C., Jr
J. C. Bradley
Mesquite
Dallas County
Texas
California
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