Barbara Hawley and a Dallas murder in Nellie Marie’s club
Barbara Hawley, a reporter for the Dallas Telegraph led by Bob Jeffries, covers a nightclub murder at Nellie Marie’s. The suspect, the murdered man’s lover and sister to Senator Blodgett, declares life beats cleverness and warns Barbara she cannot beat life as she faces the grim crime scene and a sob story future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hawley
Bred Reynolds
Dallas Telegraph
Dife
Andrew McDermott
Barbara
Montel
McDermott
Bob Jeffries
Mrs. Hawley
Bob
Pob
Charlie
Dallas
Barmara
Chicago
Nellie Marie
Damel
The
Telegraph
Senator Blodgett
Amarillo News item outlines subscriptions and rates
The Amarillo News presents subscription rates by mail and carrier for the Panhandle region, detailing six and twelve month options, combined with The Evening Post, and notes on the Associated Press affiliation and public corrections policy. It lists address and contact details for the newspaper offices in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Cis
Amarillo
Evening Post
Daily News and
Associated Press
None
A muted quotation from Hag 1 6 and a South proverb about vanity and desire, noting the limits of wealth and appearance in everyday life. The text presents two archaic sayings rather than a news item, offering moral reflections rather than a report.
Editors divided over Kip Rhineland er annulment suit
A magazine survey of newspaper editors shows divergent views on the Kip Rhineland er case. New York Herald Tribune reports no page one coverage, while Chicago Tribune urges maximum play. Southern editors split, some defending public interest, others condemning miscegenation. Rhine lander lost the annulment verdict but faces ongoing legal questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kip Rhinelander
New York
The
Herald-Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Rhinelander
Potter County Free Library Reports Strong Year
The Potter County Free Library justified itself with 50 055 books borrowed last year signaling strong popular use. Located on the courthouse square the library benefits from convenience and high demand with nearly one thousand books circulating monthly, two thirds fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Free Library
Potter County
Court House Square
U S Army Band Concert On Wednesday Evening
The U S Army Band will perform a concert at 7 30 o clock Wednesday evening on WSP Eastern Time. Other musical features are also on the air with dinner music and dinner concert listings on KDKA and similar stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army Band
WSP
KDKA
WEAF
U. S S. Army Band
WJAR
WCAP
WTAG
WWI
WGY
WIR
WCAE
WBZ
Shal
Anna Drittel
WTIC
WCAU
Central Time
KSD
KFNF
WHAS
WDAF
KTHS
WHO
WKRC
Little Symphony Orchestra
WBAP
WLW
KPRC
WBBM
Radio and music listings plus used car market note
A disjointed set of radio concert listings across stations and time zones follows a lead about ABE MARTIN and Nat Pusey. The item ends with a note that more used cars are offered for sale due to many new cars, with coupes and roadsters most in demand for resale.
Letter From Sally Atherton to Leslie Prescott Continued
Sally Atherton writes Paula about the wish for a child of one’s own and the conflict with adopting a child. Paula questions whether Madame Leslie feels differently toward her adopted son than toward a biological child. Sally recounts Leslie’s feelings for Jack and Sydney and Paula’s tearful reaction to the sleeping baby. Copyright 1925 NEA Service. Tomorrow’s installment continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Atherton
Leslie Precott
Paula
Sally
Leslie
Little Jack
Madame Leslie
Jack
Sydney
Paula Perter
NEA Service, Inc
Leslie Prescott
To Check Shorts On Rheostat Shield With Mica Spacer
To test for a possible short between the rheostat and the radio shield, remove a piece of mica and place it between the rheostat and the metal shield. This insulation should prevent contact and reduce leakage.
Don’t blame the youth for crime says paper
Panhandle Press argues against blaming young people after a New York murder at a children’s booze party. The Brownwood Bulletin contends proper parental training guides youths away from crime and suggests the father rather than the boy bears responsibility for criminal acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood Bulletin
New York
Elks Hold Annual Memorial Services in Amarillo
Amarillo Lodge No. 923 B P O Elks held its annual memorial service at the home Sunday afternoon with many members and friends present. Rev L N Stuckey delivered the memorial oration The Story of the Golden Chimes Miss Crete Allen sang two numbers a male quartet sang and E D Green read Thanatopsis Secretary Claude Le Neveu called the roll of deceased brothers and M H Ecker sounded taps Exalted Ruler C M McCullough led the ritualistic work and prayers were by J D Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Lodge No
Order
L. N. Stuckey
Polk Street Methodist Church
Crete Allen
Harry Holand
Howard Williams
W. H. Brymer
W. C. Townes
E. D. Green
Claude le Neveu
M. H. Ecker
C. M. McCullough
J. D. Sweeney
Lamesa Man Seeks Damages After Car Collision
H E Williams of Lamesa sues Brazelton Lumber Company and C Sheppard of Amarillo for 1450 in district court claiming an auto crash at the Canyon highway and Washington street intersection on July 7 1925 totalled his car. Stone and Gulekie represent him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Williams
Lamesa
Brazelton Lumber Company
C. Sheppard
Amarillo
Williams
Sheppard
Canyon Highway
Washington Street
Stone and
Gulekie
Ought To Have TESS Hazel Married A Rich Coin Collector
TESS reveals Hazel married a man with wealth a coin collector named Ski-U-Mah. JESS asks who he is and TESS confirms the man is a coin collector in a brisk quip style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Hazel
Jess
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NER
Spangles
Daily News
Hune
Ly News
Siatic
Millmore Streets
Ciy
Amarito Try
Panhandle
Denver
Forth
Oklahoma City
Boreau OF
Salvation Army
Choice Radio
Abe Martin
Lewis Stone
Mrs. Tilford
Nat Pusey
KGO
KFWO
KFI
KGW
KNX
Maggie
LA Donna E Mobile
ELKS
Flapper
Fanny
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