Amarillo Morning Paper Serves Panhandle Region
The brief item notes the Amarillo newspaper as the morning paper serving the Panhandle of eastern New Mexico southern Colorado and western Oklahoma with dispatches from major cities. It lists post office designation and subscription rates for different terms.
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Amalo Country
Panhandle
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklo
Eniette
Amarillo
Texas
Newspaper Rights Clause Reaffirms AP Dispatch Credits
The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for dispatches credited to it or other local news published here. All rights of publication for special dispatches are reserved.
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Associated Press
The Railroads Need Time For Fair Trial
The piece argues against a rush to government ownership after private return. It notes postwar private railroads inherit dilapidated stock and disorganized systems, facing high costs and reliance on public loans. It urges patience, insisting neither side has had a fair chance to prove efficiency and that shifting ownership won’t solve the issue.
Intervention Suggested Over Mexican Political Turmoil
A Senate subcommittee on Mexican affairs recommends intervention if a stable government fails to emerge from the revolution. The Obregon regime’s prospects remain speculative as observers weigh possible outcomes and the likelihood of U S involvement.
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Mexico
Senate
Obregon
United States
Turbulent 1912 Republican Convention News Snapshot
A detailed recap of the 1912 Republican National Convention in Chicago. It covers the Taft Roosevelt split, delegate contests, temporary and permanent leadership battles, and the July 22 renomination of Taft amid talks of a Roosevelt bolt and the birth of the Progressive Party.
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Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
National Committee
Chicago
Roosevelt
Waterloo
Etihu Root
New York
Francis E. McGovern ofWisconsin
Root
Pacific Union
Hughes
Hadley
Missouri
Committee On Credentials
US Should Intervene to Stabilize Mexico and End Dictatorship
The text argues for American intervention to establish a protectorate over Mexico to restore peace and prosperity. It claims fifty to a hundred thousand US troops could seize control, improve education, and guide Mexico toward self-government after decades of dictatorship under Diaz and subsequent rulers. It warns leaders must be found or further war may occur.
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Mexico
Diaz
Madero
United States
Bagpipe's Ancient Roots Traced to Assyria
The bagpipe is one of the oldest instruments still in use with origins traced to ancient Assyria.
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Ancient
Assyria
Wolcott Case Clarifies Harris Statement
A reply to Dr. M B Harris defends Claude B Wolcott death case. It disputes Harris claim that Wolcott walked after removal home. Indictment of Dr Harris for negligent homicide rests on substantial evidence and will be explained at the trial. The civil suit mentioned is incidental to the core negligent charges.
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M. B. Harvie
Amarillo
Claims of medical abuse surround Wolcott household incident
The document alleges incompetent surgical and medical practices and abusive language by Dr. Claude W Wolcott in the home of the deceased Claude B Wolcott, with statements published to present fairness. The News states it will not participate in further hearings or comment as courts will decide the matter.
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Claude B. Wolcott
Claude Wolcott
Harris
Wilson backs League of Nations with public support
President Wilson remains confident that if the League of Nations issue were put to the people they would endorse his stance. He blames politicians and a few low-caliber Republicans and Democrats for the current unenviable position of America after the diplomatic victory secured abroad.
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Wilson
League of Nations
America
Fire Chief Reports Amarillo May Fire Losses
Fire Chief Earl J. Cagry cites a May summary showing seven runs and a single major loss, the home of W. L. Bird in Mid Amarillo, destroyed by coal oil stove explosion before fire crews arrived. Two thousand four hundred feet of hose were laid that month.
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Amarillo
Earl J. Cagry
W. L. Bird
City Purchases Bacteriological Incubator For Lab
An electric incubator for determining bacteria in footstuffs was installed in the laboratory of the city chemist. City Inspector C S Goldsmith said it will aid health protection. The incubator cost $156.
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Goldsmith
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Gilfillin
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