Nat reopens with new decor and live Imperial Orchestra
Bil Hoover hosts a grand reopening of the Nat with extensive remodeling and a capacity crowd. Harry Hunt's Imperial Recording Orchestra provides music for a season of performances advertised to include broadcasting from Amarillo's newly refurbished venue.
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Fartner
Bil Hoover
Bi Ueover
Harry Hunt
Imperial Recording Orchestra
Amarillo Tent & Awning Company
Nat
New Atuomhere
New
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Crane Worker in Foundry Injured in Pueblo
David Nelson, 28, employee of Colorado Fuel and Iron at Minnequa, was hospitalized in Pueblo with a fractured skull after a crane ladder swung and struck him in the head. Company officials provided few details.
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United Press
Pueblo
Colo
David Nelson
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Minnequi
Nelson
Salida Gambling House Raids Net Eight Arrests
Salida Colorado raids on three clubs target gambling houses. Seventy five men detained then released. Two roulette wheels, a dice table, other equipment seized. Police report eight thousand dollars found among gambling tables. The White Front Diamond club and M. A. were raids conducted by squads.
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Salida
Diamond Club
Fire destroys Longacre home on Lincoln Street
The five room Longacre residence at 1600 North Lincoln Street was consumed by a fire reported at 4 30 this morning. Firemen found the house in flames and the cause is not yet known. Household goods were destroyed and this marks the first dwelling fire in some time.
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L. Longacre
Lincoln Street
Underwood and Lenroot Named Arbitration Commissioners
Former Senators Lenroot of Wisconsin and Underwood of Alabama were named by President Coolidge as arbitration commissioners under the General Treaties with France and Great Britain. The commissioners will handle general arbitration between the United States and each of these nations.
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United Press
Washington
Lenrcot
Wisconsin
Underwood
Alabama
Coolidge
France
Great Britain
United States
Season’s smart purses feature handles in leather designs
John F. Dowler of the Ohio experiment station notes horse labor costs two hours last year equal one hour in 1920. The cost has dropped from an average of 25.5 cents an hour to about 25 cents, reflecting efficiency improvements in production.
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John F. Dowler
Ohio Experiment Station
Remlock Promises Fast Relief for Asthma and Hay Fever
Asthma or hay fever remedies claim quick lasting results in any climate. Advertisement cites Remlock from Remlock Hills Lab Stratton Building Colorado Springs Colorado as the solution.
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Remlock
City Marshal Jailed in Robbery Case
Manitou’s night marshal Frank S. Doty 45 was jailed in El Paso County on suspicion in the robbery of Dick’s restaurant. Investigators found in Doty’s possession a brace and bit believed used by the robbers, and the marshal reportedly saw the cafe’s proprietor close for the night and observed the theft of $125. Doty, a carpenter by trade before taking the marshal post in July, is married with a daughter.
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United Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
Manitou
Frank S. Doty
R. M. Jackson
el Paso
Doty
Legion Invites Members to Hear Fight Returns
The local American Legion invites all members and families to the Legion home Thursday night to hear the fight of the century results over the radio. Buddy Bechtold of Panhandle Music arranged a six tube radio for the broadcast. Radio time is set for 6:00 p.m. and post members are urged to attend.
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American Legion
Legion
Buddy Bechtold
Panhandle Music Company
Ice and frost strike Ohio districts as summer ends
Ice snow and killing frosts spread across Ohio as a sudden 30 degree drop followed several days of heat. Sandusky saw snow flakes with rain though no snow officially recorded. Perry County reported over a quarter inch frost causing damage to truck gardens and corn fields.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Sandusky
Perry County
Oxford voters curb oil derricks to one per block
In Oxford Kansas townspeople chose civic beauty over profit by approving an ordinance limiting oil derricks to one per block, avoiding a landscape filled with derricks between buildings.
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Oxford
Kan
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