Milk Most Needed Food for Poor Homes in Amarillo Drive
Charity leaders in Amarillo announce items to drop in store barrels to aid needy families. Milk tops a list of essentials including flour, rice, beans, canned goods, eggs, soap, and vegetables, reflecting the impact of unemployment on households with children. Community volunteers urge residents to contribute through local grocers to ease suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Martha M. Nelson
Social Welfare Association
W. E. Gee
Community Canning For
Nelson
Free Immunization To Needy Children Campaign
Amarillo-Potter County Health Unit will immunize children whose families cannot pay for a family physician during the diphtheria drive. Dr. Benjamin M. Primer notes Amarillo has minimal diphtheria cases but stresses vaccination as protection using toxin-antitoxin and the newer toxoid. The effort includes school film showings over the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo-Potter County
Benjamin M. Primer
Amarillo
Guardsmen Guests At Legion Smoker
The Hanson Post of the American Legion hosts its annual smoker for Amarillo National Guardsmen tonight at 8 o’clock in the Legion Home Municipal Auditorium. James O. Galerie will speak for the Legion and Otto Landis will address the Guardsmen. a program is planned.
Mother of crash victim on way to Amarillo
Funeral arrangements for Jim Bain a 25 year old killed in a Sunday night wreck near Vega are pending. His mother Mrs Ollie Miller of San Antonio is expected to arrive in Amarillo tonight where the body is held at N. 8. Griggs Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bain
Vega
Ollie Miller
San Antonio
N. 8
Griggs
Episcopals Split Over Prohibition and Matrimony Canon
The House of Bishops and House of Deputies agreed there is broad disagreement on keeping the 18th amendment and the church marriage and divorce canon. They chose to abstain on prohibition due to controversy while seeking a compromise on matrimonial rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Church
Knife Fight Fatal in Houston Killing Man
A 40 year old man, A L Woodring, died from knife wounds suffered in a Thursday night fight. Ed Taylor of Shreveport is charged with murder and assault to murder the victim's brother, B H Woodring, who was also wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
A. L. Woodring
Ed Taylor
Shreveport
B. H. Woodring
Capone Loses Demurrers as Trial Nears Oct 6
Chicago September 29 Capone must face trial October 6 on income tax evasion charges after Federal Judge James H Wilkerson overruled demurrers to two indictments in a decisive ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capone
Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Sterling Signs Trinity River District Extension Bill
Ri Gov Ross Sterling signed the bill extending the time for organization of the Trinity River navigation district on September 25 in Austin. The action moves forward plans to organize the district and govern navigation on the Trinity River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Bill Austin
Ross Sterling
Trinity River Navigation District
Draw Laurel and Hardy Caricatures for Free Theater Tickets
The Globe Amarillo invites amateur artists to draw caricatures of Laurel and Hardy for a chance to win theatre tickets to the film Pardon Us at Paramount Publix Theaters. Entries must be original freehand works, submitted to Movie Editor, The Globe, Amarillo, Texas before 6 PM tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Globe-News
Paramount Publix
Laurel and Hardy
the Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Coolidge Not Wanted as 1932 Presidential Candidate
Secretary Harry Ross says Calvin Coolidge will not seek the Republican nomination in 1932 and favors a second Hoover term. He calls a Saturday Evening Post article authentic but declines to expand on the former president’s remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
U.R
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Harry Ross
Coolidge
Saturday Evening Post
Famous Borderland Cafe To Be Closed
El Paso reports Governor Andres Ortiz of Chihuahua revoked the Mint Cafe state business permit amid multiple complaints. The Juarez resort had walls condemned by the city inspector, a court fight followed to rebuild, and a mysterious origin fire severely damaged the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Mint Cafe
Juarez
Andres Ortiz
Chihuahua
Ortiz
College Students Get Down to Work at Amarillo College
Amarillo College reports enrollment peak at 444 students. President B. E. Masters says students are settled to work and show a serious minded freshman and sophomore body. He notes strong cooperation with college authorities and earnest study across the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College
B. E. Masters
Dynamite Blast Fatal For County Foreman Near San Antonio
Edward J. Ackermann aged 46 foreman of a county road gang was fatally injured by a dynamite blast on the Blanco road south of San Antonio. He placed a charge and, after waiting 30 minutes for it to detonate, approached the area when it exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Edward J. Ackermann
Blanco Road
Ackermann
Lindberghs Resume Survey Trip to Flooded China
Col and Mrs Lindbergh with Dr Borcic of the League of Nations travel from Nanking toward Hankow for their third aerial survey of flooded districts in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Charles A. Lindbergh
Borcic
League of Nations
Hankow
Tack Letters Call Attention to Unemployed’s Plight
A reader mails Dear Tack praising the champion of the working man and urging Tack to address the rising condition of the army of unemployed and its impact on employment opportunities encountered during daily rounds seeking work.
Sergeant and wife found shot to death in San Antonio home
Technical Sergeant Benjamin Sala, 57, and his wife, 40, were found dead in their bedroom in San Antonio. Sala was shot in the back and his wife in the mouth. A pistol with missing bullets lay beside the woman as children heard shots and alerted military police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Benjamin Sala
Sala
Polish Girl Held On Murder Charge
Albina Kowalik a 24 year old Polish servant girl confessed by letter to police that she killed R L Urquhart in Houston on July 4 and assaulted Dr J C Bothoff on July 2 She was arrested in San Antonio and returned to face murder and assault charges officials said she claimed Urquhart had threatened to kill her
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Houston
U.P
Albina Kowalik
San Antonio
R. L. Urquhart
J. C. Bothoff
Pelly
Urquhart
Einstein to Return to Mount Wilson for Observations
Berlin dispatch says Professor Albert Einstein will return to the United States to continue scientific studies at Mount Wilson Observatory. He and Frau Einstein have booked passage and will not disclose sailing details to avoid interference with the visit.
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Mount Wilson
Berlin
Albert Einstein
Frau Einstein
United States
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Small defers statement on political situation
State Senator Clint Small said he would defer announcing a political position due to the ongoing legislative session. He added he did not want to mix the legislature and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small
Austin
U.P
Clint Small
Panhandle of Texas Rotogravure Booklet On Press
The Panhandle of Texas Inc publishes a 28 page rotogravure booklet promoting the Texas Panhandle region. It features a county outline map, a page of regional editorial, a Texas map, a 1930 Panhandle exhibit photo, and distribution at fairs nationwide from Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Panhandle
Panhandle of Texas, Inc
Panhandle of
Texas
Panhandle of Texas
South Carolina
Middlewest
Amarillo
Twelve Acts Charged In National Prohibition Indictment
A grand jury charges twelve overt acts in a conspiracy to unlawfully operate rooms and places selling intoxicating liquors in Randall and Potter counties from January 1, 1928, to filing. Downing Blake Crossett and Trimmier named as accused. others to testify.
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Downing
Blake
Crossett
Trimmier
Randall and
Potter
Activities Begin for Amarillo College Student Programs
Amarillo College announces a new year of student activities with plan to form clubs and sponsor events. Miss Irene Stevenson leads dramatic work, replacing Miss Pella Phipps who will supervise French and Spanish clubs, and Carey Thompson oversees the yearbook finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College
Irene Stevenson
Pella Phipps
Carey Thompson
Palo Duro
Darrel Jackson
Bess Orr
Lucille King
Presbytery Opens Fall Session in Wichita Falls
Vernon Texas September 29 The fall session of the Wichita Falls Presbytery USA opens tonight Dr John H Burma president of Trinity University will deliver the opening sermon Election of a moderator to succeed Rev John H Bone of Burkburnett planned for tonight Forty delegates from Wichita Falls Vernon Burkburnett Chillicothe Crowell Seymour and Electra attend Rev E C Cargill of Seymour to give a sermon tomorrow morning
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Vernon
Tex
Wichita Falls
John H. Burma
Trinity University
John H. Bone
Burkburnett
Chillicothe
Crowell
Seymour
Electra
E. C. Cargill
Iowa Guard Demobilizes After Enforcing Tuberculosis Law
Tipton Iowa Sept 29 The Iowa National Guard began demobilizing after enforcing the state bovine tuberculosis testing law in Cedar County. About one third of 1700 men called out to quell a revolt against the compulsory test broke camp today and headed home. They arrived here a week ago by troop trains and motor trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Tipton
Habitual Loafers Pick Cotton or Change Location
Texarkana Texas reports an exodus of habitual loafers as a go to work or go to jail order takes effect. Those who refused cotton picking at 40 cents a hundred either changed their minds or fled across the state line into Arkansas where officers returned them to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Tex
Bowie County
Ark
Miller County
Arkansas
Texas
Three Die As Illinois Central Train Wrecks Near Ashram
An Illinois Central passenger train from Chicago to Mattoon wrecked near Ashram causing three fatalities including engineer Henry Fogarty and fireman Charles Nolan both of Chicago and Elijsh Clemons 33 of Augusto Mississippi along with six injured passengers. The crash happened when the local failed to stop at an open switch on a siding to yield to the Creole bound for New Orleans and the locomotive baggage car and two coaches overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashram
Illinois Central
Chicago
Mattoon
Till
Crack Flier
New Orleans
Henry Fogarty
Charles Nolan
Elijsh Clemons
Augusto
Miss
City Briefs Highlight Local Social and Travel Notes
A roundup of residents and guests includes A C Styles of St Louis visiting Dr and Mrs J Francis Brown at 1411 Hayden. FE Foster leaves for Mangum Oklahoma for a business trip. Mrs John D Reaves plans a winter home in Amarillo Hotel after relocating from the Oliver Eakle building. W A Combs visits cousin Lola Lipscomb in Muleshoe. R A Wilson Jr conducts business in Pampa. Courtney Sanders and Edward Haddack from Slaton visit 1100 Taylor Street. Dr L V Cradit tends his ill mother in Westboro Missouri with Mrs Cradit and Betty Rose. Dr and Mrs W M Curl host their daughter Mrs C E Sadler of Pampa. Betty Ince attends engagements in Oklahoma City. Mrs Jane Rice and Mrs Inez Campbell of McLean visit local friends. Clyde S Rehmeyer of 808 Sunset Terrace heads to Biloxi Mississippi for the Union Central Life Insurance national convention.
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Dr. L. V. Cradit
Hayden Street
Westboro, Mo
Hawks to New Orleans Dallas Flight</br>
Capt. Frank Hawks departed Love Field at 10 A M bound for New Orleans with an expected noon arrival. Separate item notes Arizona tax records show 27 878 horses currently and 60 701 in 1914 indicating a decline in horse numbers.
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Hawks
New Orleans
Dallas
Frank Hawks
Speed
Love Field
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Heir Found to Million-Dollar Australian Estate
Raymond E. Worthington of Los Angeles learned from Australian lawyers that he is the heir to an estate valued at nearly three million dollars. The estate includes Melbourne bank deposits real estate and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Worthington
Los Angeles
Australia
Melbourne
The Swift Passing of Seasons and Youth
Poem fragment contrasts fleeting summer with aging, noting time drags and youth fades. Clouds, cold winters, and waiting for spring frame a wistful reflection on lost joys and approaching old age.
Boxwell Case Goes to Jury in 70 Verdict Trial
The Boxwell Fund Home owners Howard and Paul Boxwell face charges of fraudulent concealment of assets in bankruptcy. Judge James C. Wilson instructed the jury as testimony concluded and government and defense counsels presented their final arguments. The trial follows the 1929 Blackburn Boxwell Funeral Home bankruptcy proceedings.
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Well
Howard An Paul
Boxwell Fund
James C. Wilson
Major E. A. Simpson
Boxwells
Market Roundup From Amarillo to New Orleans
Grain and livestock prices show mixed moves across major markets. Hogs and cattle traded unevenly in Kansas City and Chicago with steady to lower shifts, while sheep and lambs rose modestly. Cotton in New Orleans opened steady with hedging and mill price fixing shaping early moves. New York stocks dipped then steadied as big names fluctuated and call money firmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
P—U
D. A
New Orleans
Liverpool
Sterling Exchange
Harvard Freshmen Arrive as Nation Reflects on World Events
The start of Harvard’s largest freshman class signals mixed outcomes for college life with some students succeeding through ambition and willpower. Gandhi's boycott of British goods impacts India and Britain’s textile sector, while U.S. spending faces scrutiny as Congress rejects costly bills and President Coolidge and Hoover are urged to curb deficits.
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Harvard
United States
Lowell
Gandhi
Britain
India
Lancashire
Von's Pink Tablets touted by ulcer sufferer
Stomach ulcer relief touted by St Sproul of Missouri Valley Iowa who credits Von's Pink Tablets with ending his 25 year acid stomach pain after two days. The Omaha company promotes letters from sufferers and invites inquiries with a reply stamp.
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Edd Sproul
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Von
Mr. Sproul
Omaha von Company
Keeline Bldg
Omaha
Neb
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Legion
Episcopal
Lindys
Einstein
Grace Jones
American Dahlia Society
New York
Warren Maytrott
Vineland
N. J
Sen. Dyvight Morrow
New Jersey
U.S. Court
Chiang Kai-shek
Japan
Manchuria
A. C. Styles
St. Louis
J. Francis Brown
John D. Reaves
Oliver Eakle
Amarillo Hotel
W. A. Combs
Kentucky Street
Lola Lipscomb
Muleshoe
R. A. Wilson, Jr
Pampa
Courtney Sanders
Edward Haddack
Slaton
Virginia McKirahan
Marie Albright
Taylor Street
W. M. Curl
Tennessee Street
C. E. Sadler
Betty Ince
Oklahoma City
Jane Rice
Inez Campbell
McLean
Clyde S. Rehmeyer
Sunset Terrace
Biloxi
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Mr. Rehmeyer
Edgar A. Guest
Boxwell
Jno. F. Clark Brokerage Co
United States Steel
American Telephone
Eastman
American Can
General Motors
Coca Cola
Kresge
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Atchison
Union Pacific
Canadian Marconi Ee
Eoane
Enone
Deere & Co
DeForest Radio
Detroit
Klee Bond & Share
Ford Motor Ltd
Ford of
Ford
France
Lone Star Gas
Bhjoldman
Trans'l Air Trans
United Gas
Let & Pwr
Maracaibo
Republics Seater
Atlantic
Gulf of Penn
Soconoy-Vacuum New
Pacific Wea Oil Teasers Alyaateeee Panhandle P. & R
Sone Bhe Petroleum Corp
Phillips
Plymouth Oil
Pierce Petees Wee Prairie O
Gay Prime PP Line
Eaae . A
Pure Oil
Warner-Quinn See
Richfemnapacces
Weenee Reiter-Foster
Rio Grande Oil
Royal Date
Sete Selter
Wees
Shell Union
Simms
Tees Sinclair
Penn Oil
St'd
Ky Tees Tees
Califteeere Oil
Indiana
Texas Corp of
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Tide Water
Tex Pac Cl & Oil
Union Oil of
Calseenee
Ohio Oil
Jno
F. Clark Brokerage Co
Sf AM
Byers Seuss
Allied Chm & Dod Allegheny Corp
Eee
Allis-Chalmers
Rest & Co
Bethlehem St
Rohn Alum & Br
Vee
Borden Co
Eeee
Wu Case
Coostones
Canadian Pacific
Calumet & Hecla Chesapeake Corp
Chesapeake Ohio
Colo Fuel & Iron
Tony Columbia G & le
Columbia Grapho
Cen
Comwith & Sthrn
Coty
Eaton Axle & Sp
Ates
General Food
General Mills
Gillette Razor
Glidden Co
Gold Dust Corp
Goodrich T & R
Goodyear T & R
Graham Paige
Grand Silver Stoy
Grig
Industrial Rayonai
Anny
CM & Stp
Bas Inspr
Stewart Warner
Inter Cement
Studebaker Corp
Tel & Tel Beeen Eeee
Southern Pacific Oo Coves
St. Joseph Lead
Southern RR
Soae
Johns Mansville
Bois
Tel
Tees van Bbm
Chrysler Corp
Ke Southern
Steeeee
Kelvinator Corp
Coca Cola Co
United Corp
Kennecott Copper
Union Pacific Caneee
Kresge (Ss) & Co Wee
Arerft & Tht
Sezens Lok
Kroger Gro & Bak
Bee
United Carbon
Ge Krueger & Toll
MK & Trr
Tees
Lambert Co
Union Carbide
Vee Treaee
Ba' Sy Liggett Myers
Nh&h RR
Loew's Inc
Vanadium Corp
Loose-Wiles
Western Union
Warner Bros Pic
Louisville
G & EB
Warner Bros Coweenee
Wes
Maryland RR
Montgomery Wardwader
Mack Trucks
U8 Steel
Manfield & Cosesey
Crucible Steel
Nevada
North America
Oliver Farm
Lin Willys Overland
Pathe Exchange
Packard Oe
Penney (Jc
Conae
Pennsylvania
Pillsbury Fir
Simmons
American Legion
Dr. Blosser
R. A. Duncan
Loving Printing CO
7Th St
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