Chanters of Khiva Temple Bring Minstrel Show Tonight
The Chanters of Khiva Temple present a two hour minstrel show at the Amarillo auditorium tonight and tomorrow night with new jokes songs and flamboyant costumes. Under Albert S Brown the cast aims to rival professional productions with many participants having prior stage experience and leaders include Dr R P Parcellse Elmer Lewis Otho Roquemore Maurice Ziv Dr L V Dawson Norris Ewing and Rollin Waltz. Tickets are selling fast with sales at Hunsley’s Inc 604 Polk Street.
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Khiva Temple
Alberts. Brown
Amarillo
Henevy
Hunsley's, Inc
Polk Street
R. P. Parcellse
Elmer Lewis
Otho Roquemore
Maurice Ziv
L. Vv. Dawson
Norris Ewing
Rollin Waltz
Prize-Winning Bull Gores Three Men One Dies
A prize Holstein bull gored and killed a man and injured two others at a Kansas City event. Thomas Fraser, 63, a British Army captain, died after the animal knocked him down and trampled him. Owner A. J. King and chauffeur William Piper were seriously injured attempting to save him.
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United Press
Kansas City
Goring
Thomas Frasher
Fraser
A. J. King
William Piper
King
Piper
First Autumn Norther Strikes Texas Sunday
The first autumn norther swept Texas late yesterday bringing a sharp cold snap. Dallas saw temperatures fall from 94 in the afternoon to 56 early today with rain reported in many areas as the cool wave moved across the state.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Editor of Washington Star Dies in New York
Rudolph Kauffman publisher and managing editor of the Washington Star died at his daughter’s home near Dunkirk New York. He was 74 and the death was attributed to heart trouble. He had come to visit his daughter about three weeks ago.
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Washington Star
New York
Associated Prese
Dunkirk
N. Y
Rudolph Kauffman
Washington, D. C
Star
Lewis N. Murray
Wes Lake Road
Judge Neon Talks Men’s Bible Lesson at Mission Theater
Inspiration note highlights Judge Neon discussing a Sunday morning Bible lesson for men at the Mission theater starting at 9 45 a m. The event emphasizes faith and community outreach.
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Judge Neon
Mission Theater
Rising tide of primary vote reshapes politics
Washington report notes Shawn Michelet's analysis showing primary votes rising much faster than general elections across many states. He finds primaries now determine outcomes in several states and surpass general votes in thirteen, with notable increases from 1920 to 1926 and 1924.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Shawn Michelet
Mire Michelet
Michelet
U. S
Amarillo Western Union Office Becomes Divisional
The Western Union office in Amarillo will become a divisional office on October 1, joining major cities like Dallas Fort Worth Houston San Antonio El Paso and Galveston. J W Gilliam says the move recognizes a year and a half of sustained business growth in Amarillo. His title will become city superintendent alongside the status change.
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Western Union
Amarillo
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Galveston
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
J. W. Gilliam
Gilliam
Flashes of Life: sports, cinema, and global notes flash across cities
AP round up notes wagers could reach ten million on boxing bout. Bud Gorman fed up by Persson in a fourth round stoppage. Marquis Henri hurries to Hollywood via Chicago. Katheryn McGuire wed George Landy in Los Angeles. Cardinal Ludovic Billot retires to monastic life. catgut sourced from sheep intestines.
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Stockholm
Bud Gorman
Harry Persson
Bud
Leo P. Flynn
Mr. Dempsey
Los Angeles
Hollywood
James Montgomery Flagg
Katheryn McGuire
George W. Landy
What's a Broken Neck to Legion Convention
J. H. McKinney, former U S Navy operator, travels to Paris for the American Legion convention with his wife, following a broken neck from diving into a shallow Arkansas lake. He has been in a Memphis Baptist hospital since the accident.
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International News Service
Memphis
Tenn
American Legion
Paris
J. H. McKinney
U.S. Navy
Arkansas
Baptist Hospital
Canadian fair to host part of Boy Scout exhibit
A segment of the Boy Scout exhibit from Amarillo Tri-State exposition will travel to Canadian where a fair runs September 22 to 24. Tom Nelson, scout executive, says Ed Knittle, field representative, will accompany the display to boost local scouting interest there.
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Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
Tom Nelson
Ed Knittle
Panhandle council extends praise to Boy Scouts
At a Panhandle council meeting last week the group extended its latitude to the Boy Scouts who aided fair officials during the past week.
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Panhandle Council
Awards From Gamble-Martin Motor Co Sale
Gamble-Martin Motor Co at Tenth and Taylor during fair week awarded L. Pennock 250 credit on a Willys-Knight, Mrs. W. K. Blackburn 150, and Mrs. R Bruce 100 on new cars. A Willys-Knight ran 451 miles in 64 hours with the speedometer covered to test performance.
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Gamble-Martin Motor Company
Tenth
Taylor Streets
L. Pennock
van Buren Street
Willys-Knight
W. K. Blackburn
Jackson Street
R. ©. Bruce
Travis Street
Blood Content in the Average Person
A historical note states that the amount of blood in the average person ranges from twelve to fifteen pounds, roughly one thirteenth of total body weight.
Primary reforms and political reformers in early 20th century
The article discusses figures like Melb lon and Senator Reed, noting privacies as moral concerns and praising the primary system for giving voters a voice. It contrasts primaries with old machine politics where candidates were handpicked by bosses and party leaders.
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Pennsylvania
Illinois
Suey
Friends of the People
Melb Lon
Dave Reed
Dawes
Michelet
National
Get Out the
Roosevelt
Republi
Roosevelt Faces Narrow Primary Path to Nomination
The piece discusses Roosevelt’s strong primary showings but insufficient totals to secure the nomination. It notes voter behavior when faced with unsatisfactory options, where the party or personal caution influences voting toward straight tickets or against voting for the rival’s candidate.
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Ean
Roosevelt
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