Fragmentary masthead text from Amarillo area paper
A damaged OCR fragment shows a morning newspaper masthead mentioning Daily News Canyon corner Sizth and Tyler, office and editorial numbers, and telegraphic service notes. It references the Pecae act and regional coverage across Texas New Mexico Colorado and adjacent states without a coherent article or event.
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Delty
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Daily News Subscription Rates Set for Amarillo Area
The Daily News offers home delivery by carrier within Amarillo or mail outside the city at five dollars per year or fifty cents monthly, paid in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Carrie
Amarillo
Urthstand Discourtig Viawen And Public Works Rally
A fragmented civic notice urges vigilance over urban development and public services. It advocates supporting municipal projects, street paving, and safe sidewalks while calling for political participation and moral backing for community efforts. The piece also notes a prohibition rally and references national liquor rhetoric tied to a broader social discourse.
Meantime on Polk Street School and Civic Debates
The passage discusses public concerns about the Polk Street School building as a danger to students and questions city leadership. It criticizes political selfishness, calls for action from parents, and notes pressure from major figures over national administrative issues.
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Polk Street
Carranza Notes Strain US Mexican Policy Sparks Public Reassurance
The piece declares Washington views Carranza's stance with skepticism and warns of a potential US break if de facto Mexican leaders fail to cooperate. It argues US sentiment is hostile to Mexican bandit pursuit and warns Americans will watch Carranza's next move.
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Sentimnat
Washington
United States
Carranza
Mexico
Amenca
Uncle Sam
al Carranza
Texas
Train Workers and Managers Meet Over Eight-Hour Day Demand
In New York on June 1 representatives of 90,100 railway workers and 17 major railroads convene to seek a nationwide eight-hour day. The outcome could trigger a continental strike, with unions pressing for shorter hours and higher pay, while railroads resist without government intervention.
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New York
United States
Canada
Mexico
STOO
Public Hearing On Paving Assessment Planned
The City Commission schedules a public hearing on paving assessments for Thursday June 15. Residents may plead why they should not be assessed as work under contract proceeds. Officials expect few protests and aim to start work promptly once details are announced.
Seven in Lumber Fraud Trial in U S District Court
Seven New Jersey and Pennsylvania businessmen face a $500000 lumber swindle case in Philadelphia federal court. Defendants include George Hull Dalymple James N Halloway and James D Halloway of NYC and Philadelphia John R Weaverro John B Willer of Newark and Thomas G Westcott of Philadelphia. They pleaded not guilty in March. The indictment alleges a pattern of ordering lumber not paid for and indorsing each other’s notes amid multiple scams over three years.
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Philadelphia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
United States District Court
George Hull Dalymple
New York
James N. Halloway
James D Halloway
John R. Weav Rro
John B. Willer
Newark
N. J
Thomas G. Westcotte
Clarence J. Hunter and Miss Eileen Copeland FE
Clarence J. Hunter and Miss Eileen Copeland Baggett and Miss Alice Seewald are named in a society notice likely detailing engagements or weddings with names listed as parties. The fragmentary text suggests a social page item noting upcoming nuptial arrangements or affiliations.
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Clarence J. Hunter
Eileen Copeland
Baggett
Alice Seewald
Veteran Minister Crutchfield Visits Amarillo Friends
Aged Methodist minister Rev James Allen Crutchfield has been visiting Amarillo friends and will travel to Panhandle to stay with Rev Strong. He is a poet who writes on everyday life and campaigns against vice, planning to spend summer in Colorado before returning to Chicago for the winter.
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James Allen Crutchfield
Methodist Church
Amarillo
Panhandle
Mr. Strong
Oother
Colorado
Chielage
How's Thes Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues, diabetes, rheumatism, and back problems in men and women and regulate children's bladder troubles. Priced at $1.00 with mail order available. one bottle lasts about two months and testimonials are offered. Doctor listed as Dr B W Hell, St Louis Missouri.
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Texas
B. W. Hell
O've St
St. Louis
Former Experiment Station Destroyed Near Amarillo
A long unused United States Department of Agriculture experiment station building southwest of Amarillo burned yesterday afternoon. The fire caused a few hundred dollars in loss with no insurance. The unoccupied structure was already in ruins when discovered, and its origin remains unknown. Firemen arrived too late due to remoteness and rapid destruction.
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United States Department of Agriculture Experimentation
Amarillo
Prasce Remembers Americans Killed in France Memorial
Ceremonies at Place des Etats Unis honor Americans killed for France in the present war. Washington and Lafayette statues were buried under flowers. President Poincare sent a wreath. senate and chamber committees sent floral emblems. Lt William Thaw and Prof A Piatt-Andrew represented American aviators and ambulance corps.
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His
Dune
Place Des
France
Wington
Lafayette
Poincare
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
William Thaw
A. Piatt-Andrew
Morning hot water cleanse claim sparks health trend
An old advice column promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to flush out waste from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It argues daily cleansing prevents constipation bilious attacks and nervous distress and claims a quarter pound of limestone phosphate proves the effect.
Bates Park Offers Fishing Camping Bathing Season Passes
Bates Park advertises good fishing camping and bathing at Canyon Texas with season tickets five dollars or daily fifty cents. For particulars write W. E. Bates Canyon Tez.
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W. E. Bates
Canyon
Tez
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Tyler Sereees
Editorial Reonue
Member Audit Bureau OF Circulations
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Amanila
Iecsure
Awari
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Au Ruly
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Materia
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Meaiwo
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By Kepple
Prasce
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Bates Park
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