Amarillo’s Tack on reorganization push for electric stock
Ex-Texas Game and Fish official Tack reports on the plan to reorganize General Public Utilities and issue new preferred stock to Amarillo holders. He notes most stockholders could recover a large portion of their investment within years, while New York investors watch closely and a meeting may be called for Amarillo holders to decide.
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Amarillo
Jim
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Kelso
News-Globe
Oscar Randal
Jim Gulekie
Southwestern Public Serve Company
General Public Utilities Company
Plains
Jstock
Fwealths Power Corporation
Hotel Astor
Mme
General Public Utility Company
pup a@ Teal company
Compwes
Randal
Mr. Gulerie
Gulekie
Southwestern Public Service Company
Guleke
Stone & Guleke
C. S. Makeig
Old Tack
Protective Committee
Gulerie
Tack Letters Open With Job Requests
A reader seeks work from Tack Tam a 25 year old man with two babies needing a job. Another note from a 21 year old young lady offers housework or child care and references. A third letter from a mother requests ser for Tack’s help.
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Tack
M&n
Sam
Cotton Men in Capital Plea for Higher Price
A Washington delegation of about 200 business leaders farmers and political figures from cotton states urged 15 cent cotton and a 9 million bale crop limit. They proposed tax abandonment and currency inflation as part of a four point program discussed with farm officials who showed little enthusiasm.
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Farm Administration
Columbia
D. C
Funeral tomorrow for slain Pampan shop manager Joe B. Brown
Funeral rites for Joe B. Brown 26 year old sewing machine store manager will be held Tuesday at 2 PM from Griggs Funeral Chapel. Dr. G L Yates of First Baptist will officiate with pallbearers from sewing machine firms. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Brown slain after a dispute with his bookkeeper. coroner cites gunshot wound by Ruby Hillard who killed herself. Survived by widow Thelma and three children, parents in Amarillo, a brother in Los Angeles, and five sisters in Amarillo Muskogee Dallas and New Orleans.
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C. M. Lamb
Llano
Joe Ben, Jr
Dorothy
Prudence Alita
Pampa
J. P. Brown
Amarillo
James B. Brown
Los Angeles
D. S. Nash
J. B. Clark
Muskogee
Okla
Chalmers Blackwood
Prudence Lett
Dallas
J D. Parks
New Orleans
Lindberghs Plan Russia Visit After Sweden Stay
Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh intend to fly to Leningrad after a several day visit in South Sweden. They secured visas and a seaplane landing permit in Stockholm and will return to New York by steamer after visiting Moscow Berlin Amsterdam and Scotland. The trip aims to study general commercial aviation conditions and sightseeing.
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Sweden
Charles A. Lindbergh
Leningrad
Russia
Lindbergh
Bertha Persson
Borrby
Lindberghs
Moscow
Berlin
Amsterdam
Scotland
New York
Mrs Peck Selected For Panhandle Game Commission Post
The speaker praises Mrs Peck as conscientious and public spirited and capable of ensuring efficient game department administration. They note the department needs funds, wardens are trimmed, and believe she will perform with high honors in her new role.
Town Farmers Marvel at City Cotton Patch
Amarillo residents discuss Zweig's cotton patch on West Sixteenth Avenue and Jefferson Street in front of Theo Zweig's service station. About 50 plants have yielded some cotton with hundreds of blooms and bolls yet to come, and the patch has been watered only once.
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Zweig
Sixteenth Avenue Gardens
Texas lawmakers seek data on relief funds and bonds
The Texas Legislature asked Governor Miriam Ferguson former Governor R. B. Sterling and Lawrence Westbrook to provide all data on relief administration. The Senate plans a full hearing on relief funds with public attendance. House and Senate members urged speedy submission of information by Thursday.
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Senate
Miriam Ferguson
R. 8. Sterling
Lawrence Westbrook
Texas Rehabilitation and Relief Commission
George C. Purl
Dallas
Purl
House State Affairs Committee
Markets report from Kansas City and New Orleans commodities
Kansas City livestock prices show cattle and hogs mixed with steady to lower quotes and strong feed fluctuations while New Orleans cotton opens firm with gains and volatile swings. The New York Stock Letter notes broad market swings, inflation pressures, and mixed moves across sectors led by mining and oil equities with notable shifts in industrials and utilities.
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Liverpool
New York
Petroleum Group
U. S
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
du Pont
Western Union
General Motors
Liggett & Myers
Bethlehem Steel
Consolidation
Union Pacific
North American
Public Service of New Jersey
Rio Grande falls as flood fears ease in Texas valley
In McAllen Texas on Sept 18 after days of rising waters the Rio Grande began to fall. Gauge at Rio Grande City declined from 25.2 feet to 22.7 feet as the crest of the San Juan was not expected to threaten further damage.
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San Juan
Burglaries Target Amarillo Homes And Businesses
Police report a spate of weekend burglaries in Amarillo. Dentistry office loot included dental gold. 701 Carolina Street home hit. 127 pounds yeast stolen from Anheuser Busch warehouse. 2906 Fillmore Street entry yielded clothing. Canyon P and G Grocery safe robbed of about 225 dollars. Mrs Burnett injured in fall from a second story window is improving at Northwest Texas Hospital. Mrs Terrell telegraphed death of her mother in Birmingham.
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T. Gordon Wilson
E. O. Bateman
Carolina Street
Anheuser-Busch
Lincoln Street
John Wilcoxson
Fillmore Street
Forol Burnett
Harrison Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
8. S. Terrell
Birmingham
Ala
W. R. Brown
Prize Pony Killed To End Suffering
Mickie an Indian paint pony owned by 13 year old G C Claybrook fell from a cliff while recovering at a ranch after a Panhandle show. Despite always placing first, his injuries proved fatal Sunday after life support ended.
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Kentucky
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J. S. Claybrook
Hayden Street
New Powder Keeps False Teeth Firm and Clean
A delightful powder holds false teeth tighter and longer preventing rocking slipping or dropping. No pasty taste or uncomfortable feel. Provides confidence all day. Available as Fasteeth from City Drug Co Fox Drug Co or your druggist. Three sizes.
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City Drug Co
Fox Drug Co
Grand Jury in Lubbock District Attorney to Prosecute
The Northern District grand jury at Lubbock will hear civil cases this week while the criminal docket includes a mail fraud case against J. S. Belt and H. A. Kelley of Amarillo. The trial date is September 28 with the district attorney and U. S. Marshal J. R. Wright in attendance. Fort Worth ADA Alex Mood and Judge Wilson are involved in docketing. Oxford University is noted as founded in 872 by King Alfred.
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Lubbock
J. S. Belt
H. A. Kelley
Amarillo
Alex Mood
Fort Worth
Eastus
U. S
J. R. Wright
Wright
Tarrant County
Wilson
Grand Jury
Milk Strike Ends Amid Tactics Shift Across Regions
Midwestern milk producers halted the strike as they pursue a price target of 2.50 per hundredweight by routing sales to non affiliated dairies. In Pennsylvania coal fields 30,000 miners remain off work while talks continue and the Frick Coke Company signals possible code support.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
Pure Milk Association
H. C. Frick Coke Company
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Mass
National Labor Board
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Court Bail Against Kidnappers Leads to Heavily Guarded Hearing
Bailey and Bates, under 25 officers, are moved from a county jail to court. Shannon and Shan non face related charges in a $200000 ransom kidnapping as guards and armored units protect the federal building. U S Marshal Geers orders restraints removed but pledges vigilance against a machine gun crowd while Deputy sheriffs oversee transfer. Kentucky farmers total 8976 borrowers of 22,700,666 from the federal land bank in Louisville.
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R. G. Shannon
Armon Shannon
China
Federal Building
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W. C. Geers
Bates and Bailey
Geers
Joseph B. Keenan
Kentucky
Federal Land Bank
Louisville
Negro Clergymen Reach Decision With Aid of Cops
In Dallas on September 18 a dispute among two negro preachers over spelling Arkansas led to a brawl. Patrolmen Reeves and Butler intervened as both men misspelled the word. the bet was canceled and the ministers parted friends.
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Charges Against Grain Company Dismissed in Texas Court
The State of Texas suit against Uhlman Grain Company for bucket shop operation was dismissed in 47th district court. The firm had closed its office Friday after buying and selling wheat on big exchanges for clients here. District Attorney cited insufficient evidence to sustain the bucket shop accusation.
Is Osteopathy a Cult or General Medical Practice
An explored question argues osteopathy is not a cult but a valid general medical practice. It notes osteopathic doctors take the same licensing exam as medical physicians and perform similar duties. The text compares osteopathic and medical curricula as largely similar in core subjects.
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