City Bands Parade Through Amarillo Streets
The Canadian High School band with 32 members led by Erman Gray paraded in orange and black uniforms, while Clarendon’s 28-member group in purple and white followed under director Gus B. Stephenson. Ruth Price, Clarendon alumna and Amarillo Junior College student, served as sponsor on the morning train arrival.
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Polk
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Erman Gray
Hemphill County
Amarillo
Clarendon Band
Gus B. Stephenson
O. C. Watson
Ruth Price
Amarillo Junior College
Amarillo Junior College, Is Band Sponsor and Accompanied the Boosters
Hotel Fire at Palco Duro Hotel Causes Smoke
Firemen estimate damage at 200 dollars from a hot water heater igniting the basement ceiling at the Palco Duro Hotel at Third Avenue and Fillmore Street. Thick smoke poured from the top floor windows drawing crowds and causing traffic jams. An ambulance was summoned after a woman fainted but guests stayed settled.
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Palco Duro
Third Avenue
Fillmore Street
New Mexico Troops May Be Called To Stop Bull Fight
In Santa Fe on September 24 the governor prepared to mobilize the National Guard to place Socorro under martial rule over plans for a fiesta bull fight. Promoters, despite permit denial, pressed ahead with advertising folders showing a bull fighter and the caption the law is out of town.
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Santa FE
N. M
U.P
New Mexico
Soccoro
Arthur Seligman
New Mexico National Guard
Socorro
Seligman
Shaemas O Shiel Leads Dial Phone Crusade
Shaemas O Shiel offered himself as the leader of a crusade against the dial telephone in New York. He argued operators should complete calls when a number is dialed and not force redials, while the telephone company presented evidence of his peevish behavior and profanity. He later recalled dialing his wife and receiving an operator instead.
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New York
Shaemas O’shiel
New York Telephone Company
O’shiel
Public Service Commission
C. E. Ryder
Telephone Company
Lexington
Ryder
Shaemas
Farm Woman Secures Contract With Texas A and M College
A Floyd County farm woman was awarded a contract to supply Texas A and M College with 1 800 gallons of home canned black eyed peas at a cost of 720 dollars.
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Floyd County
Texas A. & M. College
Court Denies Bivins Motion in Condemnation Appeal
Judge James C. Wilson in United States district court overruled objections to pleadings and procedure in the Bivins Estate helium gas rights appeal. The case was ordered to trial on its merits after arguments by Ray C. Johnson for the estate and Norman C. Dodge for the government.
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Bivins
Condemnation Board
James C. Wilson
United States District Court
Wilson
Richmond to host 1932 IA EI Convention in South
Richmond Virginia was chosen as the 1932 convention city of the Southern section of the International Association of Electrical Inspectors at the closing session. C B Graham of Jacksonville was elected president with EB L. Kenderdine Fort Worth named first vice president and T W Berry Richmond the second vice president. Joseph Whitner Atlanta became secretary treasurer and N E Cannaday Raleigh chaired the executive committee.
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Atlanta, Ga
N. E. Cannaday
Raleigh
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