Involved Love and Mystery at the Telegraph
Barbara Hawley, 25, breaks with fiancé Bruce Reynolds and joins the Telegraph staff. She uncovers clues at a roadhouse shooting, foils a drunken suitor Jerome, and foils a plot around Vale Acres real estate. Jonathan Manners aids her, and Lydia Stacy visits the editor as Barbara’s story deepens.
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Barbara Hawley
Bruce Reynolds
A Telegraph
Ife
Andrew Mecdermott
Bob Jeffries
Barbara
Lighthouse Inn
Jerome Ball
Norman Hollowell
Lydia Stacy
Bruce
Bob
Violetta
Jerome
Miss Hawley
Jonathan Manners
Mr. Manners
Manners
Romeo
Stacy
Telegraph Building
Pegasus
Babs
Vale Acres
Telegraph
Stone
Reynolds
Yale Acres
McDermott
A“ Seceet
Amarillo Daily News merges with Daily News papers
Amarillo Daily News announces a merger with the Daily News and plans for a combined edition. The move involves changes in management and a new press and circulation plan serving Amarillo and surrounding Panhandle areas across Texas and adjacent states. The paper emphasizes Associated Press affiliations and a wide distribution scope.
Notice to the Public Correcting Erroneous Reflections
A notice explains the newspaper will correct any erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations appearing in columns upon being brought to the editor's attention. It states the paper does not intend to injure reputations and will publish warranted corrections promptly.
Legislature leader rejects call for special session
Speaker Lee Satterwhite has wisely postponed a special session of the legislature citing doubts over quorum if expenses were charged to members, questions about witness expense legality, and potential interference with Attorney General Moody's highway investigations. Resignations on the Texas Highway Commission also reduce immediate pressure. If Moody's inquiry yields results, time will be available later.
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Lee Satterwhite
Satterwhite
Dan Moody
Texas Highway Commission
Moody
Amarillo Votes For Charter Changes And Water Bond Plan
Amarillo citizens approved two city charter amendments by seven to one, boosting the tax limit from $1.30 to $1.80 to enable water bonds. City leaders tout 1926 as a turning point with water solved and expanded corporate limits to include outlying areas. Eleven Texas Masons received unwritten work certificates this year, signaling local fraternal interest.
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Amarillo
Texas Masons
Town’s wishers find comfort in staying put
A reflective note honors residents who choose life in their town, suggesting that despite desires to depart, being present remains meaningful and valued by the community. The remark highlights local ties, everyday routines, and shared belonging.
Letter from Leslie Prescott to Paula Prescott about John Alden Prescott
A dated 1925 correspondence reveals Leslie Prescott praising John Alden Prescott and his oldest son’s loyalty and character. The note expresses mixed joy and sadness, laments not being the boy’s usual mover, mentions plans to turn pearls into a trust for two boys, and notes intentions to confer with Paula and Whit ney. It ends with a teaser for tomorrow’s letter from Sydney Carton to John Alden Prescott.
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Leslie Prescott
John Alden Prescott
Junior
Grieuing
New York
Paula Perier
Mr. Whitney
Jack
NEA Service, Inc
Sydney Carton
Farmers in Charge of Lions Club Meeting Amarillo
The Lions Club at the Amarillo Hotel noon meeting featured John F. Ross as chairman. Judge L Gough of the Texas Wheat Growers Association urged better rural education while criticizing congressional aid. Judge Asbury Callaghan spoke on Carson County road bond preparations. Dr P H Wolfram sang two selections as part of the program.
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Lions Club
Amarillo Hotel
John F. Ross
Judge L. Gough
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Congress
Laws
Asbury Callaghan
Panhandle
Carson County
St. Francis
Gray County
P. H. Wolfram
The Good Old Days in Fort Worth’s Musical Comedies
The writer recalls twenty one or two years past visiting the Greenwall opera house in Fort Worth for musical comedies. He notes stars like Jess Dandy and Al H. Wilson, memories sparked by radio orchestras playing pieces from The Prince of Pilsen and other productions. He laments the rise of movies replacing live musical entertainment and misses the talent and vitality of that era.
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Clarendon News
Greenwall
Fort Worth
United States
Jess Dandy
Cincinnati
Cincinatti
Kitty
Virginia Earle
Ninon
Papa
Sultan of
Sulu
Philippines
al H. Wilson
Olcott
Texas
New York
Chicago
Childress to vote on city manager plan in spring
Special to the Nene reports Childress residents will decide in spring whether to adopt the city manager form of government. The ballot will also include the election of three aldermen and the mayor.
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Nene Childress
Childress
Roswell opens scenic road to Carlsbad Caverns
Special to The News Roswell New Mexico reports the road from Roswell to Carlsbad Caverns is finished and open to travel. The scenic drive eliminates the heavy grade allowing any car to make the trip easily. A new stairway leads into the caverns, promising a boost in visitors from Roswell.
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Carlsbad
Roswell
N. M
Carlsbad Caverns
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