Amarillo Daily News history and staff notes
The Amarillo Daily News proclaims itself as the citys morning paper serving the Panhandle and beyond with a long publishing history. It lists staff roles including general manager and editor and outlines circulation, advertising, and subscription rates, plus notices about Associated Press affiliation and public corrections policy.
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Rotary Club Pushes High School Gym and Assembly Hall
The Rotary Club urges Amarillo to support a public high school gymnasium and assembly hall. They note athletics are hampered by the lack of a gym and emphasize the need for wide public sentiment, especially among business leaders, to build these facilities for the school system.
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Rotary Club
Amarillo
Roosevelt on Churches in Amarillo News
President Theodore Roosevelt’s nine reasons for going to church are explored on the church page. Amarilloans value churches as assets yet often fail to give practical cooperation, and the city would be poorer without their influences. A weekly church-page series aims to inspire broader religious activity.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Amarillo Fights to Keep Out Circus at Tri State Fair
On opening day of the Tri State Fair, September 26, Amarillo officials urge backing for a ban on a circus, claiming the city has too much at stake financially and must unite behind the fair. Panhandle cities show support while local reporters expand business and irrigation plans amid growth.
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Board of City Development and City Commission
Amarillo
Panhandle
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical
Crossword puzzle list with clues and answers across and down. Includes hints for words like vexatiousness shelter preposition of place and various definitions such as to wager baking dish and to free of. Ends with an answer to yesterday's crossword puzzle.
Fourteen Years Ago in Amarillo Daily News
Judge J N. Browning returned home from Channing after illness. Four youths arrested for speeding were released by Chief Snider on promising good behavior. Mr and Mrs A J Cleveland of Canadian visit Amarillo. Young Men's Prohibition Club met in the courthouse with John Cooper presiding. Mr and Mrs Tom Gallaher host their mothers Mrs Gallaher of Graham and Mrs J D Caladay of Hale Center.
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Snider
A J. Cleveland
Amarillo
Young Men's Prohibition Club
Court House
John
Cooper
Tom Gallaher
Gallaher
Graham
J. D. Caladay
Hale Center
ABE MARTIN Wise words on pride and waking up
The voice notes that some men rely on wives in the back seat while others must cope alone. It implies that those who boast or feel superior often fail to wake up to reality.
May Seymour Footloose in Fort Worth Drama
May Seymour returns to her hometown after her husband Dr. John Seymour’s suicide linked to an affair. She seeks a moneyed husband, meets Ulysses Forgan at his outlying estate after a party with Sally, confronts gossip about her past, and begins to lean on Forgan as she contemplates love and security while unraveling Waterbury’s betrayal.
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May Seymour
John Seymour
Jim Carewe
Dick Gregory
Ulysses Forgan
Mary
Atlantic City
Carlotta Frolking
Herbert Waterbury
Dan Sprague
May
Carlotta
Dan
Waterbury
California
Dr. John
Gloria
Sally
Ulysses
Fort Worth
Mrs. Seymour
Mr. Forgan
Catene
Mr. Fagan
Betty
Fred
Stony
Spisorinctium term praised by Plainview speaker
Rev. Virgil H. Fisher defined Spisorinctium as a man on the job ready to act, a thinker and builder. He described it as grasshopper on roller skates, urging Plainview to recruit more such energetic citizens to advance the community.
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Plainview News
Virgil H. Fisher
Rotary Club
Plainview
Best Dressed Man From Huntington Wins Big
George H. Wright of Huntington West Virginia won the grand prize as the best dressed man at the National Association of Retail Clothing Merchants convention in Chicago. Wright noted the challenge of wardrobe display, confessing he changed clothes 18 times in one day.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George H. Wright
Huntington
W. Va
Assogeism of Retail Clothing Merchants
Wright
Window of Pearl Heist Reveals Woman Involvement Suspected
In Pittsburgh, John Prescott reports a burglary where half a million dollars worth of pearls remain missing. The scene shows multiple suspects and a possible female participant, indicated by a orchid chiffon and monogrammed kerchief. Police suspect revenge as motive. Prescott hires private guards and seeks Municipal watch support. A limousine sighting by Mrs. Prescott's mother adds to the mystery. Tomorrow a Sally Atherton letter to John Alden Prescott is noted.
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Pittsburgh
John Prescott
Prescott
Mary Alden Prescott
Laidlaw
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