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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
4
Amarillo Daily News serves the Panhandle area and extends to Eastern New Mexico and Western Oklahoma. It quotes a yearly subscription rate of five dollars, with fifty cents per month in advance.
A long mixed editorial from Amarillo urges community unity amid Mexican war concerns and national politics. It praises Panhandle agriculture, poultry farming, and optimistic settlers, promoting civic action and prayer while cautioning against sensational crime coverage.
An editorial urges weighing both sides of every question with fairness. It lauds those who investigate the opposing view as true heroes and stresses the value of impartial consideration before reaching decisions.
A communal call stresses that discouraging times demand closer cooperation. It urges Amarillo residents to voice ideas and compare how similar towns succeeded through unity. The piece insists progress depends on sustained support from both men and women as Amarillo transitions toward cityhood.
A Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce bulletin highlights rapid American port development driven by the Panama Canal and federal harbor aid. It notes New York, San Francisco, Seattle and Tacoma can dock large liners, widespread public ownership trends, and growing federal role in port planning and rail docking connections.
Advert says daily hot water with limestone phosphate purifies the digestive tract and improves skin, appetite, and energy within a week. It claims cleansing the stomach liver kidneys and bowels removes waste and toxins for clearer skin and better health.
A nominal price of 75 cents is set for the report. It may be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents in Washington or from any District Office of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
Carranza issues a note urging Washington to withdraw the Boquillas expedition and other forces. It asserts Mexico will defend its territory if U S troops remain and seeks a clear explanation of U S aims while avoiding armed contact. Immediate troop withdrawal is demanded.
Frank Kelley, already convicted of robbery and sentenced to 99 years, will be tried in Dallas on June 7 for assault to murder. He allegedly shot Detective George Emicks during a rooming-house arrest attempt, after previously assaulting Detective Frank Smith. His total sentences now total 121 years.
Matilda Pullian, a longtime Texas resident for seventy five years, died at her daughter Mrs A T Bates home in Clint Texas after an illness of several months. The notice records her residence history and death details.
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