Amarillo Paper Promotes Early Dispatches Across Panhandle
The Am arvillo morning newspaper lists J Bunn and J H Brown as editors and managers, announcing its status as the only morning paper in the Amarillo country. It reports coverage of the Panhandle of Texas and surrounding regions with telegraphic dispatches ahead of Denver and other major papers.
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Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Advertising Rates By Mail In Advance States
Rates shown for Texas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico list 1 month 70 months 2 dollars 3.80 1 Vetric 7.20 delivered by carrier in Amarillo same as above Elsewhere.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Amarillo
Associated Press Leased Wire Service Notice
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to republication rights for dispatches credited to AP and other material published herein. All rights of publication for special dispatches are reserved. this notice remains part of the newspaper page.
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Associated Press
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Slaton Rapidly Growing With Homes and Industry
Slaton is described as the newest South Plains town with about 3600 inhabitants and ongoing growth. Sixty new residences are needed, several new business buildings could be rented, and the county budgets 8000 for park beautification and 2000 for maintenance, land donated by the Santa Fe Railway. Meth odists and Baptists are constructing new churches as the town forges ahead in agriculture and industry.
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Slaton
Santa Fe Railway
South Plains
Race question alters Southern Republican participation
The Republican National Committee allowed negroes to participate in national conventions, affecting Southern factions led by the Lily White Republicans of Louisiana. The ruling signals integration of black members into party councils, challenging longstanding white minority control and stirring potential shifts in Southern political alignment and participation.
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Republican National Committee
Comac
Louisiana
Old South
City Beautification Movement Gathers Wichita Falls Support
A Wichita Falls campaign organized by the City Betterment and Beautification Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce unites residents from various neighborhoods to advance community improvement efforts.
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Wichita Falls
The
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City civic groups plan block parties for betterment
Civic bureaus led by Mrs J A Kemp organize block parties across Wichita Falls to unite residents of all backgrounds and emphasize community improvement over profits, with a call to keep religion and politics out of the gatherings. The effort reflects Amarillo's City By Design and Lions Club influence on city development for future generations.
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J. A. Kemp
Wichita Falls
Design Plain
Lions Club
Amarillo
Neff to Campaign Panhandle Region in Late June
Pat M. Neff announces a two week campaign in the Panhandle during the last half of June. He plans clear talks at major Panhandle centers and aims to cover as many population centers as possible. Texas reports suggest he leads all challengers in the first primary.
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Pat M. Neff
Panhandle
Mr. Neff
Texas
Amarillo
Masonic Temple
T. K. Durham
National Bank of Commerce
Higgins Well Feigns Oil Prospect Reportdenounced
Public Opinion on The Higgins Well in Wichita Oil Reporter is called false regarding the Hamilton and Fort Worth Canadian Oil Co wells. The Mamitos well reportedly lacks oil, currently at 2225 feet with rock around 2174 feet as casing proceeds. Indications remain encouraging, leasing not halted pending the bit strike, per company representative F W Zimmerman.
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Wichita Oil Reporter
Hamilton
Fort Worth
Mamitos
Hamilton Oil Company
Amarillo
Mny
F. W. Zimmerman
Women In Methodist Church May Preach
Des Moines June 4 The Methodist Episcopal Church held its greatest conference to date with sessions May 1 to May 27. Bishop Joseph F. Berry notes far reaching resolutions on moral and international issues including relief for Europe and Armenia, prohibition, and opposition to vice on the U S Mexico border. A plan to allow women to become local preachers was approved and ordination for women as ministers is anticipated within years. Negotiations with the Methodist Episcopal Church South on unification continue with possible union before 1924. The conference also addressed dancing restrictions, weekday religious education, and a coordinated benevolent board.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph F. Berry
Board of Bishops
Europe
United States
Armenia
Mexico
Methodist Episcopal Church South
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Hicepitala and Homes For
Little Leaks Lead to Large Losses Says Miller
In a business column by Mansfield F. House, Rob ert K. Miller of Owl Drug Company urges merchants to raise prices promptly to protect gross profits. He cites dead stock losses and uncalled prescriptions as major leaks and warns about damaged packaging and improper demonstrations that erode profits.
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Robert K. Miller
Owl Drug Company
Manasers
Changes in Church Conference Representation Cut in Half
The conference reduced representation to half for all annual gatherings, shrinking future size. The office of missionary bishop was eliminated, with missionary bishops joining general superintendents. To meet mission needs six new resident bishops were assigned abroad, including two in Europe, two in India, one in China, and one in Africa, with two Negro bishops elected—one to serve in the United States and one in Africa.
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Europe
India
China
Africa
United States
Australian Potatoes Imported Ease Hawaii Cost of Living
A Honolulu firm imported 4 000 bags of Australian potatoes and sold them below California prices, providing Hawaii relief from rising living costs. Additional shipments are expected.
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California
Hawaii
King of Hoboes Welton to campaign for Joaquin Miller memorial
Claude Hamilton Welton known as the King of Hoboes returns to Oakland to campaign for a Joaquin Miller memorial. A graduate, lawyer and psychologist, he plans to start work in Alameda County within the next month to permanently preserve The Heights in East Oakland, where the poet lived.
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Cali
Claude Hamilton Welton
King of Hoboes
Joaquin Miller
The
Sierras
Welton
Alameda County
Sugar Shortage Threatens Canners and Housewives
Washington reports a sugar shortage blamed on hoarding may force factory closures and deprive housewives of canned goods next winter. Marcus Blakenaty of the National Preservers Fruit Products Association warns of price hikes and demands for half price cuts to enable canning. He notes cannery demand for 450 million to 600 million pounds of sugar and extra costs estimated around 70 thousand dollars per year, with American buyers footing the bill.
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Washington
Marcus Bdilakemore
National Preservers @ Fruit Products Association
Blakenaty
Blakemore
Expressed boys from Topeka in Denver transit
Two young boys were moved in express packaging from Topeka Kansas to Ogden Utah. Orville Skaggs eight and Lester six were treated as packages. Their mother wished to send them to their father in Ogden and sought express transport. Officials ruled the plan acceptable as the carrier accepts all kinds of items for transport.
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Denver
Express
Topeka
Kas
Ogden
Utah
Orville Skaggs
Lester
Express An
Professional jokesmiths sell witty banter to British diners
A new retail humor advertiser emerges in Great Britain selling jokes to banquet speakers. An example ad promotes a weekly string of clever dining stories for a sixpence each, priced around twenty eight cents in American money.
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Great Britain
London
Story of 16 Democratic nominations through history
The article traces Democratic National Convention history from 1856 to present, noting New York leads with seven presidential nominations while New Jersey and Nebraska have three each. It details the two thirds rule for nominees, the unit rule, and historical roll calls, plus cities hosting conventions and notable election outcomes. It previews tomorrow’s continuation on the 1856 convention.
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Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Ohio
Kentucky
Georgia
Oregon
Maine
West Virginia
Chicugo
St. Louis
Baltimore
Mecca
Cincinnati
Richmond
New York
Kansas City
Denver
van Buren
Clark
Douglas
Wilson
Seymour
Polite Burglars Return Checks After Oklahoma City Robbery
The Neworth View grocery in Oklahoma City received back $238 in checks from robbers who blew the safe and left unsigned notes reading please acknowledge receipt. They did not return $150 in cash and overlooked several hundred dollars in checks, while offering no home addresses.
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Neworth View Grocery
Oklahoma City
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