Will Daly News Publisher Ad Rates and Panhandle Coverage
Will Daly News in Amarillo is a daily paper serving the Panhandle and eastern New Mexico. It offers mail subscription prices and carrier delivery in Amarillo and competes with telegraphic dispatches from Denver Dallas Fort Worth and Oklahoma City.
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Labor Leaders Attack Republican Platform Omissions
Labor leaders led by Samuel Gompers denounce missing references in the Republican platform notably on profiteering and profits by business. They plan to back the Democratic party with union strength and deny pursuing a national labor party at this time.
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Samuel Gompers
Democratic Party
National Labor Party
Gompers
Neff Campaign Principles for Texas Governor Candidacy
The Pat Neff Club executive committee issues a pamphlet outlining Neff’s platform. It emphasizes a forward looking Democrat stance with support for Prohibition and woman suffrage, opposition to child labor, better schools and higher teacher pay, fair market for farmers, flood control and irrigation, swamp land reclamation, good roads, breaking up large landholdings, expansion of industries, rigid state economy, merging nonessential offices, loyalty to American ideals, lawful treatment of labor and capital, church-state separation, and upkeeping public institutions including Confederate memorials.
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Pat Neff
Waco
Texas
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Pargent Promotes Social Reform and Fiscal Prudence in Texas Gubernatorial Bid
A candidate presents a plan to reform the penitentiary system for efficiency and morals, while prioritizing public health through the Department of Public Health. He highlights education, farm roots, and AB and LLB degrees, claiming to be the youngest Texas House Speaker and a Democrat with a steady record of economy and law enforcement. He runs the campaign with no formal headquarters, relies on a broad speaking tour, and touts strong press endorsements.
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Pargent
Texas House of Represen
Texas
Sympathy Expressed for Horace M. Russell’s Loss
The Miami Chief notes condolence from the state press for Horace M. Russell of Russell & Cockrell Printing Company after his wife’s brief illness and death. Her talents as a musician touched many in the Panhandle printing community, leaving two children and a grieving husband.
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Horace M. Russell
Russell & Cockrell Printing Company
Democratic Convention Snap Shots The Story of 16 Nominations
A. H. Vandenberg surveys the 1884 Chicago convention where Grover Cleveland leads, Tammany Hall resists unit rule, Hendricks rises on ballot two, and Benjamin Butler seeks the ticket before a Cleveland-Hendricks victory. References to Hubbard and Wilkins chairing, plus the Greenback and antimonopoly bids.
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Butler
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Committee On Revilutions
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Nevers
Mail order vs local stores cited in shopper psychology
A discussion on why women may prefer mail order over hometown shops highlights issues of clerks' remarks and size bias. It notes the appeal of impersonal catalogs for limited budgets and large shoe sizes, then shifts to a jewelry heist in Camden, where a brick window sign claims responsibility for the crime.
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Francis B. Wallen
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Sunday School Allay Meeting in Claude Texas
Claude Texas June 13 Sunday School classes from Armstrong County and rural survey schools plan an all day gathering at Dripping Springs ten miles southeast of Claude. Rev Hawkinson and Rev Dickey will lead services with local superintendents guiding activities. A county women’s group will serve a careful dinner. Music led by Prof Clark from the normal school.
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Dickey
Claaude
Armetrong County
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Clark
Wean
Mirror strategy boosts Colborns sales and draws men
The Colbrn jewelry shop on Montreal's St. Catherine Street reports a 19 percent sales rise in three months after installing a 2 by 5 foot mirror in a blank storefront area. The owner notes mirrors attract both women and men, boosting store visibility and window displays.
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Jo & Co
St. Catherine Street
Montreal
Colbcrn
Mr. Colborn
Wigs Maker Sues Over Restaurant Heat Damages
William Clarkson, a wig maker next to J. P. Restaurant, seeks an injunction claiming heat from the restaurant stoves ruined his hairpieces by melting wax and loosening curls. He states the heat damages his business next door.
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London
William Clarkson
J. P
Clarkson
Mexican Labor Needs Rise If United States Expands
The item notes growing needs of Mexican laborers should U S expansion proceed, signaling potential shifts in employment opportunities and manpower flow across the border.
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Mexico
United States
Amarillo Debates Incinerator Type With Two Bids
Mayor Marrs and Commissioner Prolinger clash over which incinerator to hire for Amarillo. Nye Oderless Garbage Crematory of Macon and Stokes Strooker Garbage Incinerator of Dallas bid for the project. Marrs favors Stokes after visits. Prolinger leans Nye after reviewing blueprints and planning further inspections.
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Trolinger
Nye Oderless Garbage Crematory
Macon
Stokes Strooker Garbage Incinerator Company
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Marra
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Tralinger
Nye
Jacksonville
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Corsicana Visit Hints Incinerator Decision Next Tuesday
The commission approves a Corsicana trip to view the Stokes plant and expects a decision after next Tuesday's commissioners meeting. Stokes claims material on hand and 40 day construction, Nye bid estimates 120 days for a complete plant. Commissioner Trolinger says no gar bage incinerator can be ready for this season, with deferred decision after further investigation. The mayor and commissioner may favor the same plant after inspection.
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