Hoover Edges in Far West for 1988 GOP Delegates
United Press report notes Hoover leads among Western delegates in Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast regions. Supporters cite power and waterway development positions. Lowden and Smith also figure in the contested field with regional leanings and varying editorials in states from Oregon to Idaho.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Rocky Mountain
Pyciflc
United States
Hoover
al Smith
New York
West
Smith
William G. McAdoo
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Washingen
Colorado
California
Smith Seeks Delegation Across Western States
Smith may win half of Colorado's twelve convention votes as Western states weigh in. Officials differ on backing with Gov. Adams viewed as favorable to Smith while rival camps in Oregon and Nevada push against him. Montana Utah Arizona and others show splits or undecided stances as spring primaries approach.
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Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Salem
Newberg
Oregon
Sanford University
California
Nevada
J. G. Scrugham
Scrugham
Commerce
Borah
Idaho
Colorado
Phipps
Coolidge
John R. Coen
Clarence C. Hamlin
Hooover
Senator Borah
Smith
John T. Barnett
New York
Tom Annear
William Adams
Adams
Washington
Billy
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Arizona
Thomas J. Walsh
Leader Store Executive Heads East for Purchases
I Green manager of the men s and boys departments at Leader Department Store 709 711 Polk Street left this week on a buying trip to the East to secure additional stocks of men s and boys apparel and shoes for the shoe department He is expected to return early next week
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I. Green
Leader
Polk Street
Visitor in City Jail Loses False Teeth After Night
A jail guest awoke claiming he lost his false teeth during a night in the city jail. Arresting officers noted his impaired balance from heavy drinking before appearing before the judge.
Legal Fight on Over Valuable Oil Painting
Denver court returns possession of a Hals painting to Edwin A. Scott after a writ of replevin against Joseph S. Bohe. The work found in Scott’s attic has been in vaults since a supreme court retrial and is appraised by dealers between 300 and 300000 dollars. Bohe granted stay of execution pending appeal. Sawdust bricks offer three-fifths coal value.
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United Press
Denver
Frantz Hals
Edwin A. Scott
Denver Electrician
Julian Moore
Moore
Joseph S. Bohe
Scott
Supreme Court
District Court
Colorado National Bank
Bohe
Walter Wilson Reopens Barber Shop in Amarillo
Prominent Amarillo barber Walter Wilson resumes business with a three chair shop at 200 A East Fifth Street in a new building behind the Oriental hotel after a year off from thirteen years of service. The item also notes James Monroe as a president elected without opposition.
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Walter Wilson
Amarillo
East Fifth Street
Wilson
Rheumatism relief tout for S S S tonic
An advertisement promotes S S S a vegetable tonic claiming long standing relief for rheumatism. It cites customer testimonial Earl C Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee and notes the product is plant based and sold in drug stores in two sizes.
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S.S.S
Earl C. Campbell
West Main Street
Johnson City
Tenn
New Amarillo Engineering and Mapping Firm Opens Saturday
Amarillo gains a new engineering firm as the Amarillo Engineering and Mapping Company announces its office at 217 East Fifth Street. Partners M. Ferlet and R. E. Travis bring road engineering survey and landscape experience, with services ready by October 1.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Engineering and Mapping Company
East Fifth Street
Ile M. Ferlet
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