Jubilee fete pays tribute in Wichita Falls celebration
Wichita Falls marked the Golden Jubilee with religious services at Memorial Auditorium led by Very Rev Frances X McCabe of Chicago and a 9:30 am arrival reenactment at the union depot using Engine No 8. Charles M Hay spoke for the Democrats, a four mile parade followed, rodeos, fiddlers contests, band concerts and variety acts were slated, drawing about 20 000 visitors to the exhibits.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Oklahoma
Memorial Auditorium
Frances X. McCabe
Chicago
Southwest
Union Depot
Fort Worth
Denver City
Charles M. Hay
St. Louis
Democratic National Committee
Scott Avenue
Leonard Stroud
Athletic Park
Fort Sill
Lester Jones
Weather drifts with heavy rain across South Plains
The Rock Island noted 2.5 inches at McLean and an additional half inch at Alanreed with light showers at Groom and Conway. Guymon Oklahoma and Sanford north and east of Amarillo also reported showers. In the South Plains Plainview Dimmitt and Hart saw more rain Monday night totaling about four inches since the downpours began. exact totals for Monday night were not available.
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McLean
Rock Island
Alanreed
Groom and Conway
Guymon
Okla
Sanford
Amarillo
South Plains
Plainview
Dimmitt
Hart
Fort Worth
Federation Radio Program This Eve
The Potter County Federation of Women presents a Tuesday 8 p m radio program to benefit the Crippled Children Show next Monday. Featured performers include Mrs L D Stith with Brahms Melody, piano by Mrs Marvin Heinatz, Mrs T M Caldwell and her class of whistlers, a vocal quintet, Moonlight and Roses by several vocalists, piano duo Jess Rogers and Howard Lynch, violin solo by Mrs H P Garrett with Mrs J W Sanders, and Tol Avery singing.
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Potter County Federation of Women
L. D. Stith
Brahm
Marvin Heinatz
T. M. Caldwell
Mesdames
Lester Blakemore
Howard Lynch
James Wise
Jonnie
Mabel Rowan
Jess Rogers
H. P. Garrett
J. W. Sanders
Tol Avery
Claim Theft Ring Remnants Caught
Lubbock reports two men Alfred Gilliam and Ditmore, tied to a Panhandle area theft ring, were arrested September 12 at Corpus Christi and arraigned with bonds of 5000 dollars each. About 15 to 20 stolen autos were disposed of in Lubbock and later recovered by deputies.
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Lubbock
Corpus Christi
United States
Alfred Gilliam
Ditmore
Panhandle Plains
Texas
What They Write To Tack WANTS TO CORRESPOND
A 30 year old single male seeks correspondents who are young and steady. He says he will answer all letters, in care of Tack. He also offers a business proposition selling a place of business that a man or a couple can run. A small amount of money starts this venture. See Tack Letters Page.
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Tack
Stady
Fact
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest a Childhood Game
The poem compares a child's memory game to life on earth. It describes a tray piled with varied objects and a signal calling children away before they must recall every item. The piece reflects on memory, observation, and the quest to name joys seen.
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Edgar A. Guest
Court unmasks a disputed vote 153 in key tally
Judge Gee ruled to focus on the core facts after confirming two 153s appeared with no identification of the second voter. Defense noted irregularity not fraud and questioned witnesses about who cast the disputed ballot amid noon hour confusion.
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Gee
Moore County Pioneer Pays Final Tribute
Last rites for F. R. Bob Powell 53 former Dumas resident were held at 2 PM Tuesday at the Methodist Church with burial in Dumas Cemetery. Rev. I E Walker led the service assisted by Rev. H A McHenry. Powell survived by his widow three sons and his parents along with several brothers and sisters, noted for business and civic work in North Plains.
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F. R
Bob” Powell
Dumas
Moore County
Amarillo
Mathodist
I. E. Walker
H. A. McHenry
Baptist Church of
Powell
North Plains
Von Gronau and plane crew alight in Manila
Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau and three companions completed a world flight segment landing the Dornier in Manila at 2 49 P M after departing Hong Kong at 8 10 A M The German flyer has already crossed the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans in his globe flight itinerary.
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Manila
Wolfgang von Gronau
Hong Kong
Church Group Elected Officers At Panhandle Convention
At West Amarillo Christian Church the Panhandle district of Christian churches elected Rev. John Mullins as president Rev. William Hart as vice president and Rev. Eddie McWilliams as secretary Delegates from multiple towns attended about 175 people heard Miss Florence Carmichael Fort Worth issue the keynote and a banquet followed with Charles Marion Ross Fort Worth speaking Memphis named host for next year.
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Panhandle
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Charles Marion Ross
Fort Worth
Southwest
Memphis
Mills Emerges as Hoover Doctrine Advocate in GOP Campaign
The excerpt describes Mills as the chief exponent of Hoover’s American individualism within the Republican strategy. It notes Roosevelt would replace initiative with fundamental social change and claims Roosevelt’s railroad and other speeches echo Hoover principles, dulling earlier GOP aims to brand him as economically unsafe.
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Mills
Hoover
America
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Treasury Department
Hoover Circle
Oklahoma Supreme Court Hears Bid to Vacate Bond Order
The Oklahoma Supreme Court considered a plea to vacate a $5,000 bond order tied to Wilcox Oil & Gas for reopening 10 wells in the city field. Court action followed claims by Corporation Commission lawyers of flagrant abuse of oil curb orders. Chief Justice Lester promised an early ruling.
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Ask
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Wilcox Oil & Gas Company
Corporation Commission
E. F. Lester
Cicero I. Murray
Oil Field Generalissimo
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Humble Oil Company of Texas
Schertz Bank Robbed by Lone Bandit for 200 Dollars
The State Bank of Schertz near the Bexar County line was held up today by a single armed bandit and robbed of about 200 dollars. The bank was previously robbed last February by Lieut. Herbert C. Lichtenberger of Randolph Field, who later received a ten year sentence. A beetle is noted for surviving without food for three years.
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Schertz Bank
Lone Bandit
Seguin
Tex
Schertz
Bexar County
Herbert C. Lichtenberger
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Ruth E Smith Dies Near Groom Farm in Texas Notice
Mrs Ruth E Smith 45 wife of Arthur L Smith died at the farm home four miles southwest of Groom at 10 25 Monday night Surviving husband two sons Dennis T Emmett and two daughters Imogene and Genevieve all of Groom She was a member of the Christian Church of Groom and the family has lived in the community for 21 years Funeral services are set for 3 oclock Wednesday afternoon at Groom Full arrangements by N S Griggs Sons in charge
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Ruth E. Smith
Arthur L. Smith
Groom
Dennis T
Emmett
Imogene
Genevieve
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Rites Held for Bryan Educator Who Died by Poison
Last rites were held for Harry L. Durham 40 superintendent of Bryan public schools after his body was found in his car on the Texas A and M College campus. Durham former president of Burleson College at Greenville taught at Baylor and studied for a PhD at Harvard. His body was to be sent to Sherman where he had lived.
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Bryan
Texas
U.P
Harry L. Durham
Texas A. & M
Durham
Burleson College
Greenville
Dallas
Baylor University
Waco
Harvard University
Sherman
Disabled Vet Chapter Formed With 23 Signatures
The Panhandle chapter of Disabled American Veterans of the World War organized at the courthouse with 23 signatures. Virgil L. Fogle is commander and officers include Sherman W. Glass and Wilkes A. Bryant. The charter closes next Monday night and eligibility includes service in World War I disability.
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Panhandle
Virgil L. Fogle
Sherman W. Glass
Wilkes A. Bryant
Lee Whitcher
Benjamin F. Cannon
William H. Perkins
Vaughn McElrath
Jesse W. Barr
Hurricane 29.5 Threat Fears Santo Domingo Residents
Santo Domingo residents panic as reports spread of a hurricane causing heavy loss in Puerto Rico. Weather showed light rain and normal barometer, but winds persisted from Puerto Rico as officials warned of possible impact.
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Santo Domingo
Republic of Domingo
Puerto Rico
Amarillo Visitors Invited to Panhandle-South Plains Fair
A wire from the Lubbock Chamber invites Amarillo residents to attend the Panhandle-South Plains Fair with Thursday named Amarillo Day. Local Amarillo delegates are being organized and interested travelers should notify the chamber of commerce.
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Lubbock
Chamber of Commerce
Venizelos Likely Victory in Greek Parliamentary Contest
Neutral observers see Premier Eleutherios C. Venizelos heading to a decisive win over Royalists P E Tsaldaris as tentative returns place Venizelos under Republican Liberal Nationalism. The battle centers on Venizelos versus Tsaldaris with other parties weakened.
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Athens
Greece
Eleutherios C. Venigelos
P. E. Tsaldaris
Venizelos
Tsaldaris
Progressivists
The
Agrarians
Socialist nominee Maurer visits Houston for speeches
James H. Maurer of Pennsylvania, Socialist party vice presidential nominee, spoke in Houston today urging support for himself and Norman Thomas. Maurer, arriving from San Antonio, planned to depart for Little Rock, Arkansas, after morning and evening addresses.
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Houston
U.P
James H. Maurer
Pennsylvania
Socialist Party
United States
Norman Thomas
Maurer
San Antonio
Little Rock
Ark
Oregon State students race hacks end in crash injuring two
Corvallis reported state board of education issued a decree banning student operated automobiles to cut accidents. Two OSU student parties hired hacks and raced on a street. A horse shied causing a crash injuring two co eds.
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Corvallis
Ore
State Board of Education
Oregon State
Market Reports From Amarillo and New Orleans Life
Amarillo markets list grain and livestock quotes with hogs and cattle prices and New Orleans cotton prices after morning hedging. Cotton opens steady amid October tender pressure and rains in Porto Rico, with December and October futures bouncing from early declines.
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New Orleans
New York
Liverpool
Porto Rico
Ateady
New York Stock Letter: rails lead advance after steady start
Stocks wavered at the open then gained moderately in a quiet market led by rails and motors. Allied Chemical recovered losses after announcing a regular 1.50 dividend. Union Pacific and others climbed. Utilities held firm and drug concerns faced weakness amid Liggett reorganization talks.
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General Motors General Railway
Ty Gillette Razor
Jodrich
Sane - BM v
Goodyear
Grand Union
Great Northern Railroad
Great West Sugar
Grigsby Grunow
Hershey
Houston
Tilinpols
Central
International Cement International Harvester
International Nickel
International Shoe
International T&t
Johns-Manville
Kelvinator
Kennecott Corvet
Lorillard
Louisville Gas & Elec
McKeesport Tin
McKesson & Robbins
Mack Trucks
Macy & Company
New York
Jno
F. Clark and Co
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Missouri Kansas Texas RR
Missouri Pacific
Pfd
Montgomery Ward
Murray Corp
Nash Motor Carp
Allegheny Corporation
National Biscuit
Allied Chemical Si
Ole National Cash Register
Allis Chalmers
National Dairy Products
Amerada Corration Ween Ld
National Distillers
American Foreign Power
National Power & Light
American Can Vies
American Car & Foundry
Nevada Consolidated Copper
Eenneseare
New York Central
NH & Hartford
North American Co
American Lee Ae
Northern Pacific RR
Ohio Oil
Sly American Locomotive
Otis Elevator Ba
Pac Gas & Fl
Packard
Paramount Publix
American Rolling Mills
Penney, J. C. Peter
American Smelt & Ref . Ve
Pennsylvania RR
American Steel Foundrys
Vee
Peoples Gas
Lt & Coke
American Sugar
Petroleum Corp
American T&t
American Tobacco
Phillips
American Water Works
Prairie Pipe
Public Serv Corp
Anaconda Copper
Pullman
Associated Dry Goods
Purity Bakeries
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic
Auburn Autoreser
Bly Bow
Aviation Corporation
Remington Randster
Ty Baldwin Locomotive
Republic Steel Lot
Baltimore & Ohio
Richfield Oil Tee
Royal Dutch
Cal Edison
Rey
Cerro de Paseo
South Pac RR
Deere
Southern Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern Brands
Chesapeake Corporation
Stand Gas & Fl
Mil & St Paul
Norwest RR
N. J Saee Tee
Chic
Rock ‘Sland & Pac
Columbia Gas & Electri
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Aeeee
Columbian
Tex Pac Coal & Oil Atte Mg Commercial Credit Nee Commercial Solvents Ate
Texas Pac Land
Commonwealth & South Tide
United Fruit Oe
Curtiss Wright
United Gas
Impyt
Davidson Chemical
U S
Delaware Lackawanna
U S Ind
U. S. Pipe & Fdy
U. S. Rubber
Aseee Tee Drug
Tne
U. S
U S. Steel
Eastman Kodak
Pw & Lt. Sceee A
Vanadium Corp Sereee
Ee Electric Power & Light
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Eastman, Air Reduction
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Drug, Inc
Louis K. Liggett, Co
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