Special Train Sought For Lub bock South Plains Fair
The Board of City Development aims to arrange a special Amtrak style train to the South Plains fair in Lubbock. S J Cole heads transportation with cooperation from Amarillo Manufacturers and Jobbers Association. Cole seeks a low round trip fare and asks interested riders to contact the Board or call 4454.
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Board of City Development
South Plains Fair
Lubbock
S. J. Cole
Transportation Department
Amarillo
Jewish New Year services start tonight in New York
New York reports the Jewish New Year 5688 begins at sundown with the blowing of the Shofar. In New York City over 1,650,000 Jews join in the observance as rabbis note notable deaths and Ford’s apology to the Jewish people.
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Episcopal Church Annex
Sperka
United Press
New York
New York City
Henry Ford
Harry Houdini
Simon Bamberger
Utah
Marcus Loew
Luzzati
Maly
Henry
Lord Bearsted
England
Youth Faces Charges of Burglary Here
Ray Gallogly, 16, is charged with burglary for the September 18 break in at the Triplett Nelson drug store at Sixth and Harrison. He allegedly confessed and obtained $200 in cash and checks aided by a broken key. An accomplice is being sought. Gallogly is jailed after transfer from Amarillo police custody.
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Ray Gallogly
Gallogly
Northfast Seventh Street
Triplett-Nelson
Sixth and
Harrison Street
Lee Miller
Amarillo
San Jacinto Methodists Celebrate First Anniversary
San Jacinto Methodists marked the church’s first anniversary in their new building. Sunday school rose from 326 to 774, and church membership from 523 to 781. Dr. Paul W. Horn, Texas Tech president, taught the men’s class with 192 attendees, while Mrs. Phebe K. Warner led the women’s classes. The September fundraiser surpassed its $1000 goal, bringing in $1152 as Rev. Fisher praised the year’s progress and looked to the Annual Conference.
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San Jacinto Methodists
Paul W. Horn
Texas Tech
Phebe K. Warner
Mr. Fisher
Blankets Prize Night at Nat Fete
Eli Hoover announces blanket night at the Nat with dancing contests as prizes. Hoover recently completed a $5,000 remodeling program to enhance the resort, and Harry Hunt and his recording orchestra provide music with Hoover assisting.
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Eli Hoover
Hoover
Harry Hunt
Mr. Hoover
Mrs Z G Rogerson and Norma Jean Foster Return from Colorado
Mrs Z G Rogerson and her granddaughter Norma Jean Foster have returned from a two month visit in Greeley Colorado. Mr and Mrs Clifford Rogers spent Sunday in Floydada. Mrs Jack Eldredge returned to Edwards Studio after vacation. Mrs P E Foster came back from Independence Kansas where her mother was ill but is better now.
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Z. G. Rogerson
Norma Jean Foster
Greeley
Colorado
Clifford Rogers
Floydada
Jack Eldredge
Edwards Studio
P. E. Foster
Independence
Kansas
Dempsey Tunney Fight Stirs Amusing Debate In Amarillo
Old Tack notes Chicago fight opinions on speed power and skill. He argues Tunney is superior under current rules, while Dempsey's courage and reach give him occasional chances. The column recounts key rounds, referee actions, and crowd reaction, concluding Tunney remains champion for now.
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Tam
Tack
Amarillo
Chicago
Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Hollywood
Tunney
Tunntey
Jack
Ngey
News- Globe
Firpo
Will
Eight Others Plead Guilty in Mail Fraud Case
Los Angeles reports that eight more defendants in the Invader oil group mail fraud scheme offered to plead guilty if the maximum punishment was a one year term and fines. Six had pleaded guilty earlier, with suspended sentences for three and a two year sentence for B Frank Wood. Sentences include turning over gains to stockholders from a $20 million investment. Local defendants include Owen A Wood Amarillo Bert G Wood Fort Worth L K Jones Chicago C W Bishop Los Angeles W H Hay E Pollard Canterbury Fort Worth Otis C Wood Albuquerque.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
John S. Pratt
Oklahoma
B. Frank Wood
Pratt
Owen A. Wood
Amarillo
Bert G. Wood
Fort Worth
L. K. Jones
Chicago
C. W. Bishop
W. H. Hay
E. Pollard
J. F. Canterbury
Otis C. Wood
Albuquerque
Sacco Sympathizers Blamed For Train Attacks Near Rivera
Police credit Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers with two bomb attempts aimed at derailing trains in the Riviera while American Legion goodwill visitors traveled from Paris to Genoa. A bomb wrecked track near Golfe-Juan, another planted bomb failed near La Bucca Cannes. Track inspectors thwarted both plots. passengers will face heavy guard on the Genoa run.
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Associated Press
NICF
France
Sacco-Vangetti
Riveria
American Legion
Paris
Golfe-Juan
Legion
Marseilles
Mentone
LaBucca
Cannes
Monte Carlo
Genoa
Italy
Winter Storm Sentinel Across Colorado and Plains
The storm sweeps Colorado Wyoming and western states with snow observed in Denver Boulder Cheyenne and Pine Bluffs. Temperatures drop near freezing with frost warnings in high altitudes while crops appear safe for now.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
State Immigration Bureau
J. M. Sherier
Denver
Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
Boulder
Fort Collins
Greeley
Colorado Springs
Corn crop injury linked to anticipated frost in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb Sep 26 forecasted killing frost could render under a quarter of Nebraska corn unmarketable. A E Anderson of the Federal State Statistical Bureau cites 75 percent of the crop out of danger already. The piece ends with an odd non sequitur about tastes.
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United Press
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
A. E. Anderson
Federal State Statistical Bureau
Anderson
Castle Cliffs Reserve Homes Highlight Amarillo Subdivision
Amarillo residents have already reserved home sites in Castle Cliffs ahead of the public opening on October 4. Hundreds toured the property Sunday as developers push improvements, plan a hard surfaced access via Western Avenue, and prepare for a October launch showcasing a upscale residential area.
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Castle Cliffs
Amarillo
West Sixth
Western Avenue
Cup Race Speeds Set Record Finishes
The race saw the major average 246.496 mph to win the Cup with Lieut F Schilt second at 231.363 mph. The U S Mariners lost a chance to retain the trophy won in 1923 and 1925. Jacques Schneider donated the cup in 1912 to the Aero club of France to spur high speed seaplanes, and the winning country must host next year’s race.
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Lieut. F. Schilt
United States Navy
United States
Aero Club of
France
M. Jacques Schneider
The Wise and the Tears of Grief
Edgar A. Guest delivers reflections on courage and coping in adversity. He contrasts self-delusion with true wisdom as he notes how fearless faith can shield people from sorrow and how many face loss with unprepared hearts. The poem emphasizes resilience and acceptance.
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Edgar A. Guest
Kansas City and St. Louis Livestock Markets Report Sept 26
Market totals and price ranges across cattle sheep and hogs from Kansas City St Louis and Fort Worth. Hog receipts around 6 500 with top $11.50 cattle receipts near 28 000 beef steers around 14 50 and vealers up to 16 50 in some runs, sheep top Western lambs 13 60 natives 11 50 to 12 50. Fort Worth notes steady to firm demand with steers 15 lower and stockers around 9 50, sheep market steady with wethers near 8 00 to 10 00.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Associated
Pres
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report September 26
Oklahoma City cattle receipts 2300 with top 10.50 for Murray county grass fed yearlings. Grass steers 7.00 to 8.00, beef cows 6.25 to 7.00, canners and cutters 4.00 to 5.00, grass heifers 7.50 to 9.09, bulls 4.25 to 5.50, heavy dealers 8.50. Hogs receipts 600 with bulk 10.50 to 11.00 per hundred pounds.
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Oklahoma City
Associated Press
Murray County
Chicago livestock and produce prices mixed across hogs cattle and sheep
Huston Associated Press report from Sept 26 covers Chicago markets with hog receipts at 25 000 top slaughter hogs $11 95, cattle receipts 22 000 with early top $15 90, vealers 16 00 to 17 50, sheep receipts 30 000 fat lambs slow with natives 13 50 and westerns 14 00, potatoes and butter and poultry prices also listed along with foreign exchange rates.
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Chicago
The
Associated Press
Shee Eceipts
Choice Rangers
Church Young People Form Organization
The young people of the First Congregational Church met informally at Amarillo College of Music with twelve attendees. Officers include Ellen May as president and Paul Mitchell as vice-president, plus a secretary, treasurer, pianist, and three committees led by named members. They plan Sunday evening meetings at 6:30 and will open charter membership next Sunday, remaining open through October.
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First Congregational Church
Amarillo College of Music
Ellen May
Paul Mitchell
Katherine Miller
Elizabeth Pound
N. D. Erhardt
Paul Allingham
Allen Sage
Ward Sage
Arden Schwan
Avery Houston
Mary Miner
Wm. Conway
Harriet Miller
Old Tack's Program for a Bigger Better Fairer Prosperous Amarillo
Amarillo voters hear Old Tack outline a program for lower utility rates and rents, cleaner city streets, more parks and trees, a municipal pool and golf course, viaducts and bypasses, regulated police and fire driving, new industries, and public water and sewer improvements. The plan calls for no car parking on courthouse lawns and opening Bivins lake to the public, with a focus on affordable living and municipal services.
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Bivins Lake
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Fisher speaks to Kiwanis on education in Amarillo
Rev. Virgil Fisher quoted Tennyson that education prepares for complete living and yields returns a hundredfold. He urged Amarillo citizens to support local education as essential as churches. Dr. J. M. Cook led a brief program emphasizing the college foundation.
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Virgil Fisher
Tennyson
Kiwanis Club
Amarillo
J. M. Cook
Gray Pilots Monoplane Home After Big Fight
Lieut Robert H Gray reached Amarillo at 12 35 today in his Ryan monoplane with Col Ernest O Thompson aboard from Chicago. They landed at Canadian last night due to weather and flew to Amarillo in fifty five minutes during the noon hour. The plane stayed within 100 feet of the ground for safety. They left Chicago at 2 30 Friday afternoon with a stop en route.
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Robert H. Gray
Amarillo
Col
Ernest O. Thompson
Chicago
Canadian
Gray
Thompson
Humming Birds in Plane Set Record
A Berlin freight flight carrying American humming birds peewits and chaffinches to a Danish ranch set an aviation speed record. The birds traveled from Berlin to Copenhagen at about eighty five miles per hour in a Lufthansa plane and may be the first to fly under their own power.
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International News Service
Berlin
Copenhagen
Lufthansa
Major firms listed in national trade catalog snippet
A fragmented OCR fragment lists numerous companies across industries including Kelly-Springfield Kennecott Copper Mack Trucks Missouri Pacific Montgomery Ward Nash Motors National Biscuit Pan-American Pet Phillips Petroleum Radio Corp Sears Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific Studebaker Texas Gulf Sulphur Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Timken Union Pacific U S Cast Iron Pipe U S Rubber United States Steel Willys-Overland and Woolworth among others. The text appears as a directory-like compilation of brand names and parent companies with scattered punctuation.
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Kelly
Texas & Pacific
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Union Pacific
U. S. Cast Iron Pipe
U. S. Rubber
United States Steel Willys-Overland
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