Amarillo Daily News Publishing Details and Rates
The Amarillo Daily News notes office hours and dispatch practices for Worth Oklahoma City and others, lists mail subscription rates for Texas Oklahoma Colorado, and states Associated Press rights and wire service usage with publication guidelines and audit bureau membership. The notice emphasizes telegraph dispatch timing, post office registration, and republication rights.
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al Aga
Worth
Oklahoma City
Eco
Amarillo
Texas
Instructed Delegations Divide Democrats Ahead of Convention
The piece debates whether delegates who are instructed will follow orders at the Democratic National Convention in New York. It cites past incidents in Nebraska and Texas and warns that breaking instructions could end the convention and push primaries to nominate the standard bearer. Governor Neff resisted instruction to vote for McAdoo, underscoring the issue.
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New York
Nebraska
Champ Clark
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Lone Star
W. G. McAdoo
Texas
McAdoo
San Francisco
Neff
Let Texas Worry About Senator Mayfield
The senate spent tens of thousands on an investigation into United States Senator Earle B. Mayfield of Texas. The Daily News argues this is waste and voters should bear responsibility. Precinct through state conventions in Texas endorse Mayfield, signaling public support while he faces scrutiny.
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Senate
United States
Earle B. Mayfield
Texas
Daily News
Mayfield
Baltimore Evening Sun
Farle B. Mayfield
Washington
Congress
Temple Schools See Surge in Graduates and Interest
Temple high school graduated about 110 students in 1924, a doubling from years past. The rise follows strong local involvement in Texas Interscholastic League contests and sustained enthusiasm for high school athletics, academics, and activities across all grades.
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Temple Telegram
Temple High School
Temple
Texas
Texas Senate Representation and Mayfield’s Purposes
A remark argues Texas is sovereign and entitled to Senate representation. It suggests Mayfield reflects Texas aims and adds that Texas should worry if his stance aligns with local ideals. The tone supports ongoing debate over who represents Texas in the Senate.
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United States Senate
Texas
Senate
Mayfield
Candidates Coming Amarillo Sees Busy Governor Race Next Week
Amarillo will host three gubernatorial candidates next week Judge F D Robertson of Dallas Monday W A Collins former state senator of Dallas Tuesday and T W Davidson of Marshall Wednesday Also visiting were W E Pope Corpus Christi and Joe Burkett Eastland Others expected including General Barton Lynch Davidson and J E Ferguson The Brownwood stop by candidates signals growing Panhandle political attention and media access with editors of the state. The piece closes with a pun about a daughter crossing her knees and cotton stockings.
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Amarillo
F. D. Robertson
Dallas
W. A. Collins
T. W. Davidson
Marshall
W. E. Pope
Corpus Christi
Joe Burkett
Eastland
Barton
Lynch Davidson
Houston
J. E. Ferguson
Texas Press Association
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Brownwood
Panhandle
High leather prices hit cafe steaks
Rising costs for leather goods ripple into cafes as steak prices rise and menu items adjust. Patrons notice belt-tightening trends while eateries balance supply, demand, and quality amid inflation. Local owners report shifting menus and cautious patron turnout as costs bite.
Limejuice Pete’s Alaska voyage and undercover past
Peter Newhall flees to Alaska after a fatal quarrel with Russian violinist Ivan Ishmin. Dorothy Newhall and kin travel aboard the Catherine D to the mainland coast, where Pete joins as guide for a wreck-recovery party seeking the Jupiter and Remittance Man grave, while Pete hides his true identity as Limejuice Pete.
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Peter Newhall
Augusta
Alaska
Ivan Ishmin
Paul Sarichef
Ishmin
Peter
Dorothy
South America
Big Chris Larson
Heir
Pete
Larson
Georgia
Shmin
de Long
Bering Sea
Seward
Mainsland
Vigten
Squaw Harbor
Ivan
Bradford
Admiral Watson
Seattle
Joe
Nick Paviof
Letter from John Alden Prescott to Syd Carton
A personal confession letter dated 1924 recounts John Alden Prescott’s joys and trials of marriage to Leslie, his debt and gambling, and his gratitude to his friend Syd for aiding in a child’s adoption and keeping a family together. He hints at future correspondence from Leslie and a secretary, Atherton.
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John Alden Prescott
Sidney Carton
Paula Perter
Albany
Leslie
John
Syd
Hollywood
Jessie
Styx
NEA Service, Inc
Leslie Prescott
Voice of the People Letter Policy Asserted
The News states guidelines for reader letters must be original, addressed to The News, free of profanity and personal abuse, and signed by the author. If writers reside in cities, street addresses should be provided. open letters to public figures are not accepted and shorter submissions are preferred.
House Delay Explained To The Daily News
W. G. Street of Amarillo Texas explains delays in moving a house across a street car track at 7th and Madison. He states he notified San Jacinto street car management on June 4 and again later that day, but the trolley wires could not be lowered until after 3 p.m. Thursday. The move took seven minutes once permitted, with wires down and power restored within twenty minutes.
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Daily News
7Th
Madison
San Jacinto
Wildorado
Madison Street
Ith
Water & Light Company
W. G. Street
Amarillo
Texas
Porter Reports Bright Prospects on Texas Trip
Phil Porter branch manager of Amarillo Allis Chalmers returns from a South Plains and Southwest Texas business trip. He says prospects are good across the region with signs of revival evident and he is pleased with the outlook for the company's operations.
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Phil Porter
Amarillo
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
South Plains
Texas
Martin Oppose One Becomes an Expert Gen
An unclear passage discusses Martin and a group’s stance in a social scene. It notes a person’s attempt to act natural in an automobile while women nearby appear uneasy or out of place as if they were born into the setting.
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Syd
Leslie
Acme Advertising Company
New York
City Destined to Be Great Speaker States
Rev. F. W. O Malley of the First Christian Church addressed the American Business Club luncheon, urging Amarillo toward a great, progressive future driven by its youth and clear vision. He urged a blend of Yankee industry with Southern hospitality and warned against a Godless city or clinging to the past. Music pupils Jane McCullough Frances Elizabeth Glenn Bonnie Marie Britain and violinist Margaret Hobson accompanied by Beatrice Story performed during the event.
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Amarillo
F. W. O'Malley
First Christian Church
American Business Club
Jane McCullough
Frances Elizabeth Glenn
Bonnie Marie Britain
Radio Britain
Margaret Hobson
Beatrice Story
Miss Story
Sermons by Rev S E Templeton and Judge Bishop
Rev S E Templeton of the Church of Christ will preach two sermons Sunday on The Play Spirit and Some Things We Cannot Know. District Judge Henry Bishop will speak to Amarillo youths on Christian education at 8 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist. A house blocking West Seventh street tracks was moved after two days.
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S. E. Templeton
Church of Christ
Tenth and
Fillmore Streets
Henry Bishop
First Baptist Church
Amarillo
Judge Bishop
West Seventh Street
Scout Camp Weather Keeps Boys Cozy Despite Heavy Rain
Report notes heavy rain at Doleater place in Palo Duro canyon while at the Boy Scout camp the boys remain dry and comfortable, with conditions monitored by staff.
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Doleater Place
Palo Duro Canyon
Hilton Greer Receives Doctor of Literature at Austin College
Hilton R. Greer, formerly of Amiarillo and now with the Dallas Journal, was awarded the honorary Doctor of Literature at Austin College Sherman 75th commencement. Also honored were Peyton Irving Jr and N R Carter with Doctor of Literature. Honorary Doctor of Laws went to Thomas R. Marshall, Thomas H. Bail, Dr. S. Brooks, J H Burma, George B. Dealey, Dr. Selecman, and Dr. F E M Waits.
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Hilton R. Greer
Amiarillo
The
Dallas Journal
Austin College
Sherman
Peyton Irving, Jr
N. R. Carter
Dallas
Thomas R. Marshall
Thomas H. Bail
Houston
8. P. Brooks
J. H. Burma
Trinity University
George B. Dealey
Dallas News
GC. C. Selecman
Southern Methodist University
FE. M. Waits
Texas Christian University
Railroad Fined 200 for Violation of Safety Laws
A federal court assessed a 200 dollar fine against Worth and Denver railroad for violating the safety appliance act. The company entered a plea last year and faces charges tied to safety standards.
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Eas Worth & Denver Railroad
Broody Hens Return to Production With Proper Feeding
The note indicates that broody hens will resume weekly production when they are properly fed and cared for. It emphasizes consistent feeding to restore regular laying patterns and overall flock health.
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