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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
4
Editorial Department notes, circulation rates by mail and carrier in Amarillo, regional coverage across the Panhandle and nearby states, and Associated Press wire services. Describes delivery area, publication timing, and subscription pricing.
Governor Walton named George Wilson as president amid faculty resignations and student rebellion. The piece argues Wilson lacks qualifications and that politics entering the college harms its leadership, stability, and future. It calls for a more suitable appointment and warns of long term damage.
Amarillo faces recurring street damage from poor storm sewers at Sixth and Taylor as water pools and swells wooden blocks. Repeated damage suggests thousands spent on repairs, and a plan for larger sewers is urged due to the city's flat terrain and limited natural drainage.
Governor Neff has signed a bill replacing hanging with electrocution in Texas, to take effect in about 90 days. The two methods are described as having little difference in outcome.
The passage discusses the death penalty as a fixed punishment for criminals and notes varying methods and durations. It argues for eliminating spectacle and emphasizes hope that enforcement campaigns in Texas continue while violations remain severe enough to warrant capital punishment.
The Daily News highlights a two week front page effort promoting careful driving for motorists and pedestrians. It argues voluntary care beats law enforcements and warns drastic action may follow if public safety does not improve.
Malekulan brides described by Princeton seniors claim they have never kissed a girl and reveal two front teeth knocked out, a detail noted amid discussion of watermelon season and cultural practices. The source presents the unusual trio of facts without identifying a specific individual.
A humorous play on shared mood invites readers to consider communal laughter and its mirror effect as society responds to humor and irony in daily life. The line contrasts collective amusement with social judgment.
Dr W Sutton has been elected acting president of the State University until a permanent successor to Dr Vinson is named by the board of regents. Known for education work, he is former dean of UT School of Education and enjoys wide approval though a permanent appointment seems unlikely due to age. He has visited Amarillo and addressed civic clubs, with local leaders glad to see him lead Texas’ foremost educational institution temporarily.
In a Dallas office scene Calvin Gray confronts Colonel Henry Nelson over money and influence. He meets Barbara Parker who buys land for the colonel and falls for him. Bud runs afoul of trouble, while Gray tries to orchestrate a rescue and the oil fortune shifts the family’s fate amid romance and danger.
In a clash in a lavish hotel suite, Gray battles Buddy Briskow after a heated argument. Gray gains decisive victory despite injuries, then tends to Buddy as police or observers arrive. Morning reveals lasting bruises and a grim but respectful outcome.
Amarillo man behind on three months rent discovers his home being cleared by an overseer in a staged eviction. He rushes to landlord's office to pay, learns the action was a cleanup, and surprises turn to relief as the belongings are aired out rather than removed.
In a sun scorched garden tale, Mister Tatters and friends plead for rain. Nick Nancy and the Twins travel to Blaster Gust Land to awaken Mister Sprinkle Blow who sleeps at his post. They find him and urge him to unleash a regular pourdown to end the drought.
Land records show multiple warranty deeds deeds of trust transfers and releases in Amarillo Texas. Notable entries include J P Carter to W J Vaden for Lot 3 Block 189 S J Heights and G C Odom to D M Murray for Lot 16 Block 11 Summers with prices listed. Several transfers between individuals and firms including L B Gill Realty Co to C P Langan and Ola Bailey to C P Langan. Deeds of trust record J J Kendrick to Standard S Ly for Lot 6 Block 136 Plemons and releases involving Amarillo Lumber Co to M N Twaddell and Amarillo Bank and Trust to C A Bell. Agreement W J Myers to J L Parks Lot 4 Block 8 J Hts.
A Amarillo reader thanks The Daily News for coverage of the Adobe Walls picnic and barbecue on June 14 and 15. He urges a bridge across the Canadian River and historic marking, notes speakers and music, and expects a large Amarillo delegation and strong northern town attendance.
A quirky note suggests people dislike spring onions but invites readers to judge by visiting a picture show and sniffing to form an opinion. The line blends humor with a local cultural cue about food and entertainment.
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