Amarillo Daily News Masthead and Editorial Motto
The Amarillo Daily News lists Sumner M. Ramsey as managing editor. The paper markets itself as the only morning newspaper in the Amarillo country, covering the Panhandle of Texas and surrounding regions with telegraphic dispatches. The notice notes its second class mail status and filing details at the Amarillo post office.
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New Mexico
Colorado
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Oklah City
Wember of the Associated Press Notice
This excerpt credits the Associated Press and notes republication rights and leased wire service status. It states AP holds exclusive rights to news dispatches and local publication rights.
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Questioning Uncle Sam on Russia and Soviet socialism
The piece argues that the Soviet system is failing despite vast resources. It claims widespread poverty, clothing shortages, and freezing conditions, despite coal oil and timber. It states the core issue is a lack of incentive to work for personal and family gain under socialism.
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Sam
Russia
Turkestan
McAdoo Seen as Likely Democratic Presidential Nominee
The piece argues that McAdoo is the logical Democratic standard bearer, noting his record of accomplishments and popularity with the public. It predicts he would be easily elected and would deliver a square deal, with Texas delegation likely to support him at the national convention.
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Pat M. Neff
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Gatceville Messenger
Icc Declines Amarillo Move to Central Time
The Interstate Commerce Commission will keep Amarillo in Mountain Time rather than Central Time. The decision follows a study of time zone hearing reports conducted under Panhandle Plains Chamber of Commerce auspices. Many locals express disappointment at the Washington announcement.
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Amarillo Country
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Boxing seen as a path to character and defense
The piece argues boxing can build manly virtue and self defense when taught by fair play oriented instructors. It contrasts wartime sentiment with postwar views labeling boxing potentially harmful only if turned to gambling or excess, and notes dangers are lower than football with proper temper and discipline.
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United States
Governors race narrows to Neff vs Bailey in Texas
State papers note Pat Neff and Joe Bailey as the leading contenders for governor. Union and local papers predict a decisive contest, praising Neff’s record and oratorical skill while acknowledging Bailey's strength and influence. Reporters foresee the race drawing wide public attention and strong followings across Texas.
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Pat Neff
Joe Bailey
Neff
Limestone County
Groesbeck Journal
Bailey
Texas
Yoakum Daily Herald
Palmer Under Fire in Sugar Price Criticism
The article argues Attorney General Palmer faces sharp attack not for sugar pricing itself but because he is a Democratic presidential candidate. It notes criticism will recur as part of political campaigning and probes, reflecting how politicians are scrutinized during bids for high office.
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The
United States
Political muddle as conventions loom in restless party race
On the eve of two major conventions the general political climate is described as highly muddled with a dozen candidates named in the race. The piece outlines the crowded field and uncertain prospects facing parties as delegates prepare to vote.
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Contry
Ballard's Snow Lotion Promises Quick Relief and Cure
An old advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Lotion relieves itching instantly and, after several applications, cures the affected skin. The copy urges gentle application and notes it is sold by druggists.
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Ballard
Question of rents threshed out by real estate men
At the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Kansas City Charles Mayer of Cincinnati challenged the national housing commission’s finding that residence property owners should net 6 percent on their investments to yield 15.6 percent gross. Mayer said he has built owned and rented two family houses in Cincinnati for 85 years and earned more than six percent net with a 12 percent gross.
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National Association of Eal Ratate Boards
Charles Mayer
Cincinnati
National Housing Commission
Mayer
Senate Passes Bill To Raise Postal Employee Pay
The Senate approved without a record vote a bill to increase salaries for postal employees after brief debate. The House had earlier adopted the measure, which now goes to conference.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Plans to increase Republican National Committee size and add woman vice chairman
Miss Mary Garrett Hay of New York announced plans to expand the Republican National Committee from 4% to 96 members and to appoint a woman vice chairman. She says the move follows discussions with many Republican leaders after the sub committee failed to reach conclusions on women’s representation at its meeting in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Mary Garrett Hay
New York
Republican Women's National Executive Committee
Hay
National Committee
Railway Brotherhoods Protest Adjournment of Congress Saturday
Heads of seven teen unions of railroad workers representing about two million members sent telegrams to President Wilson Speaker Gillette and Senator Lodge protesting any adjournment of Congress. They urge continued session until action to curb profiteering and reduce living costs is taken and note Congress has not yet passed remedial or constructive legislation amid rising costs and industrial unrest.
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Chicago
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Gillette
House of Representatives
Senator Lodge
Congress
Don't Be Too Cock Sure By The Great Roger W Babson
The piece argues against overconfident assertions by statistician Roger W Babson. It warns that blanket absolutes mislead and turn people against speakers. It recommends asking questions to reveal strong and weak points, avoiding direct confrontation.
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Harvard Football Ends Fall Practice With Victory
Harvard captain Arnold Horween starred in the last May practice game, scoring two of three touchdowns as regulars defeated the substitutes in Cambridge. The session marked the final practice until September, while a stray medical ad notes MeGer’s Baby Elixir for teething babies in hot weather.
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Boxing Bill Seen Having Fair Passage Chance This Term
In the Texas House a motion to print the boxing legalization bill in the journal passed, signaling a fair passage outlook despite a committee report opposing it. A bill to create regulated cotton zones to combat pink bollworm was introduced in both chambers. The Senate also approved a statewide educational survey bill with a $30,000 appropriation.
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Texas
Journal
House Committee On Estate Affairs
Senate
Antwerp Diamond Company Found Guilty In Lever Act Case
In Rochester the Antwerp Diamond Company was convicted in federal court of profiteering under the Lever Act. The Buffalo retailer operated credit jewelry and clothing stores and was fined 18000 dollars for charging unjust prices. Government counsel said merchandise bought for 49496 dollars sold for 123148 dollars in the prior ten months.
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Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Antwerp Diamond Company
Buffalo
United States District Court
Firemen Battle 1 Million Oil Station Blaze in Kansas
In Greeley Kansas a dramatic blaze destroyed a Standard Oil pump station valued at one million dollars. About 300 volunteer firefighters remain on scene to shield two 50,000 barrel tanks and prevent spread to the storage. The fire continues through the night as authorities work to contain the inferno.
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Associated Press
Greeley
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Standard Oil Company
Amarillo Masons Seek Funds For New Temple
A community notice urges Amarillo residents to support building a Masonic Temple by buying insurance bonds. The appeal uses a goat metaphor about ownership, asking those with two goats to contribute the smaller one to finance the temple project.
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Socialist Party
Amarillo
Masonic Temple
Freckles Vanish with Othine Double Strength
An advertisement promises freckles can be removed with Othine double strength. Apply a small amount nightly and morning for noticeable fading, with guaranteed money back if no removal, claiming most cases need no more than one ounce to clear skin.
G O P Convention Snapshots The Story of 16 Nominations
The Republican convention score board lists each nominating date across decades with city and year details. It traces nomination timelines from 1856 to 1916, noting venues such as Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore Cincinnati St Louis and Minneapolis.
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News and Panhandle pledge superb convention service
The News and Panhandle announce nonstop leased wire coverage for the convention until nomination. Abe Martin will write convention humor pieces, with AP reporters guiding coverage. Tone Ragsdale, Neyon McMein, Will Rogers, I. N. Rickey and Mabel Abbott join as special contributors and analysts. Photographs of leaders will run in their convention columns.
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Abe Martin
Kin Ruichard
Associated Press
Tone Ragsdale
Dallas News
Texas
Neyon McMein
America
Will Rogers
Goldwyn
If. N. Rickey
Mabel Abbott
Chicago
News
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