Amarillo Morning News and Daily Tribune Merge Details
Amarillo Morning News merges with Daily News and Daily Tribune with other papers, under publisher and management notes. The notice outlines circulation, subscription rates by mail and carrier in Amarillo, and details of Associated Press rights and wire service usage. It highlights a regional reach across Texas and nearby states and states the combined publication delivery and advertising terms.
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Notice on Corrections and Reflections in The News
The editor invites readers to report errors or unfair reflections on individuals, firms, or corporations. The newspaper commits to correcting any mistaken or injurious statements promptly and with prominence when warranted.
Davidson Announces Candidacy for 1926 Texas Governor
Lynch Davidson of Houston formally announces his bid for governor in 1926. He came close to the 1924 run-off and could have won the race if he had reached the runoff. The upcoming highway plans, a special legislative session, and potential opponents like Dan Moody will shape Davidson's chances.
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Lynch Davidson
Houston
Davidson
Dan Moody
Solving Crime Shows Limits of Concealing Identity
A historical note on uncovering crime details from Stephenville and Leopold Toeb case mentions how attempts to hide identity fail. It cites missing persons reporting and investigators uncovering perpetrators, arguing that concealment seldom endures and public records reveal real names.
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Stephenville
Youngranks
Collier’s
West Texas Chamber of Commerce Convention in Amarillo
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce Convention will be held in Amarillo in June 1926. Candidates for the 1927 convention city and for the presidency of the organization will provoke effort in the coming months. Amarillo focuses on visitor registration to avoid losses from the convention.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Dickensian Question Marks a Train Blocking Floor
A festive item asks who left a dern train in the middle of the floor, echoing a Christmas humor tone. Neighbors note the toy train obstructing passage as celebrations pause for a humorous domestic mystery.
Beauty secret. Not sending your laundry on time will make ee ce Severe.
The note warns that failing to send laundry on time leads to severe consequences, citing a beauty routine as context. It emphasizes punctuality and adds an unclear consequence tied to delays.
Radio Schedule Fragments Show Evening Concert Lineups
A jumble of station call signs and times lists orchestras and singers scheduled on multiple stations including WWJ WEEI WGY KSD WTAG and KDKA with dance orchestras violin recitals and dinners. fragmented entries note events from 6 to 10:30 p m across stations such as WWJ WJAR WGR WCAEB WCAE and WJAR with various performers and venues.
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Bell
Davis
WCAB
WOO
WSAT
Ross Gorman
Earl Carroll Vanities
WEEI
WFI
WGR
WWJ
WTAG
KSD
Gold Dust Twins
WEI
WCAE
WWI
WOC
WJAR
WOCCO
WSD
WIJAR
WCOO
WSAI
WCAEB
Vincent Lopez
WGY
Stanley E. Grabowski
WIP
Henry Such
Beatrice Such
Shapp
California Night Hawks
WBZ
Thon Kdka
Little Symphony Orchestra
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Boston Arena
Boston Bruins
Ottawa
WTIC
Thomas McGill
Marchesi Ladies Quartet
Colonial
Ferguson critique over road contracts and irrigation claims in Texas
The piece argues Governor Ferguson wrongly accuses newspapers of bias while defending court rulings on the American Road Co. refund and contractors. It notes irrigation success in Plainview with a thirty acre cotton crop yielding overall profitability despite adverse weather, asserting cotton’s drought resilience and the role of early planting and irrigation.
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Sweetwater Repucter
James W. Ferguson
Ameneur Kean Co
Lo Cue Jones
Gweraly
Lravis County District Court
American Road Co
Supreme Court
Jim Ferguson
Austin
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R. E. Kenniston
Jay
Plainview
Roadhouse Death Sparks Front Page Drama in Dallas
Barbara Hawley defies fiancé Bruce Reynolds to cover a Lighthouse Inn shooting at a Dallas Roadhouse. Sinbad Sullivan collapses as Bruce confronts Barbara in a tense night of reporters, managers, and a dead man. The Telegraph crew pursues a front page story while Martini the manager seeks to contain the scandal.
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Barbara Hawley
Bruce Reynolds
Dallas Telegraph
Andrew McDermott
Bob Jeffries
Barbara
Violetta
Lighthouse Inn
Sinbad Sullivan
Jerome Ball
Martini
Roadhouse
Ben
Aple
Bruce
Sinbad
Telegraph
Bob
Tribune
Dallas
Death by Own Action at Lighthouse Inn Newsroom Mystery
Barbara Hawley investigates the Lighthouse Inn death of Norman Hollowell, a bond broker. A red silk sash and an unknown woman figure in a room with a fatal shot. Bob Jeffries helps land the story while ethics and publicity threaten Hollowell’s wife. CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE.
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Barbara
Leneath
Cap
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Norman Hollowell
Hollowell Bond Brokerage Company
Waller
Lighthouse Inn
McDermott
Martini
Bob Jeffries
Seedness
Bob
Lighthouse
Babs
Hollowell
Chicago
Andrew McDermott
Reye
Letter from Mrs Mary Alden Prescott to Leslie Prescott Continued
An excerpt reveals Jackie recounting family favoritism and affection dynamics. Miss Perier probes his loyalties while Mrs Prescott accuses Hannah of favoritism and manipulating the child. Tension grows as a grandparent rivalry and care disputes unfold in a private family letter.
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Mary Alden Prescott
Leslie Prescott
Jackie
Miss Perier
Jack
Grandma Hamilton
Grandma Prescott
Buddy
Hannah
Mty Mover
Little Jack
Leslie
Uge
Ming
Miss Perter
Lestie Prescott
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Columbia
WCCO
WOAW
E@ Meyers
Herb Feierman
WFAA
Aoe
KGO
KFWO
KFI
KNX
KGW
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Bud T
Weir
Jiggs
George McMan
Williams
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