Letters From Leslie Prescott Continued
Leslie Prescott writes of Syd being bound and nearly suffocated in an old barn after a raid failed to secure jewels. Jack finds him, Ruth praises loyalty, and Commissioner Laidlaw suspects an inside link to international jewel thieves. A looming courtly question centers on Ellington and the gang leader while Zoe recovers and Jack hides a telegram from Paula Perter. Tomorrow’s Cablegram tease closes.
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Leslie Prescott
Ruth Burke
Syd
Jack
Ruth
Commissioner Laidlaw
Laidlaw
Zoe
Paula Perter
Misa Perier
Leslie
NEA Service, Inc
Karl Whitney
Llslie Prescott
Amarillo Daily News Masthead and Subscription Rates
The Amarillo Daily News announces morning publication for Amarillo and surrounding Panhandle regions with subscription rates by mail in advance for Texas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico. It notes carrier delivery in Amarillo and other cities, pricing for 6 month and 12 month terms, and offers a combination with The Evening Post. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and mentions the audit bureau of circulation.
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Bish and
Fillmore Streets
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort
Colorade
Evening Post
Raegia
Samrrer
Wamber
Associated Press
Associated Arena
Asl
Focal Nerve
Spenal
Bumeau
Correction policy note appears in public columns
A publisher states that erroneous reflections about individuals firms or corporations in the News columns will be corrected when called to the editor. The note emphasizes no intent to injure and promises prominent corrections when warranted.
United Professions campaign for Amarillo druggists benefits public
Amarillo druggists unite to show public the value of a licensed pharmacist led drug store. The Western Weekly eight page section will publish the education drive across Amarillo Sweetwater Abilene San Angelo and Lubbock with the Texas Medical Association pushing a lawful healing practice and urging public welfare over monopolistic control. The News urges education over legal coercion and favors convincing customers to buy from local druggists.
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Amarillo
Sweetwater
Abilene
San Angelo
Lubbock
Western
Splendid
Ily
The
Texas Medical Association
The Career of Senator La Follette of Wisconsin
The article traces Robert M. La Follette’s rise from county attorney to congressman then governor, later U S senator through four terms. Known as a radical yet lovable figure, he aspired to the presidency in 1924 on the independent ticket, winning about 4 million votes but falling short of the major candidates.
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Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Congress
United States Senate
Paths to Fame and Presidency Denied to Nomination
The text reflects on a figure who aspired to the pinnacle of fame in America and was named as a nomine by the Republican party three times. It suggests that consistent views might have altered his political path, implying that eventual success came despite, or because of, his stance.
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America
Republican Party
Plateau Singing Convention Heads to Littlefield
Littlefield hosts today and tomorrow the Plateau Singing Convention with hundreds of visitors. The fourth annual event grows from a three year old group with county societies in Eastern New Mexico and the Panhandle of Texas. The News predicts a brighter future as the organization expands among Panhandle communities. An Amarillo man who withheld a nickel may tell the preacher the sermon was fine, while others seek the path of least resistance.
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Littlefield
Panhandle
Plateau Singing Convention
New Mexico
Texas
Amarillo
Amarillo Man Seeks Sleep by Staying Awake Advice
An Amarillo resident offers a counterintuitive tip suggesting the best way to sleep is to fight fatigue by keeping eyes open and remaining alert, a peculiar idea discussed locally.
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Amarillo
Editorial Pages Lose Soul of the Paper
A Midwestern paper abandons editorial pages to favor news, sparking debate that editorials must express opinions and interpret events. Readers rarely respond, yet editors still need a space for live topics and personal views in a newspaper with a distinct voice.
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Abilene Reporter
ABE MARTIN Says Bootleggers Face Hard Times
The narrator laments the heavy toll of 1900 autos killed last year and warns against pretending hardship, noting many poor girls must walk miles to their homes and back to the public square. He mocks bootleggers who claim need for warmth in July.
Gloria Gordon Hides Aimless Life Behind Marriage
Gloria Gordon a beautiful flapper marries Dick Gregory a struggling lawyer. She shuns housework and debts pull him under, then pursues an actor and later a chorus job. After a failed romance she returns home, vows to work, and begins to rebuild life while Dick finances her. The scene ends with a phone call as the next chapter unfolds.
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Gloria Gordon
Dick Gregory
Gloria
Stanley Wayburn
New York
Susan Briggs
Miss Briggs
Briggs
Forbes, Forgan and Fargo
Ulysses X. Forgan
America
Fifty Teachers Named for Tech College Faculty
Lubbock June 19. Fifty teachers selected and signed for the Texas Technological College faculty. One position, English language, awaits a chosen professor. Dr. Paul W. Horn expects to fill it soon as president. R. M. Chitwood oversees college administration and construction progress. Next regents meeting slated for July 16 in Lubbock, likely in Horn and Chitwood’s offices.
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Spec Tal
Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Paul W. Horn
R. M. Chitwood
Sweetwater
Doctor Horn
Horn
Chitwood
W. F E. Deedy
Ramey Brother Construction Company
el Paso
J. B. Maxey
Taylor Construction Company
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Notes and Clues
Puzzle list includes numerous word clues across various categories. Entries mention Bodily substances, Hebrew terms, types of knots, birds, instruments, and several science and language terms. The page also lists answers like 17, 20, 22, 24, and other numbered clues with their topics and definitions.
Guleke Seeks Local Leader For Amarillo City God
J C Guleke urged Amarillo citizens to back city development efforts before the Real Estate Board at Palo Duro Hotel. He criticized wealthy locals for not reinvesting in the city or its monuments and urged support for a City Development board or a chamber of commerce. Cotten noted nine would attend a national Realtors meeting in Detroit. A L Randall led the program and Miss Grace Hamilton provided music.
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Amarillo
J. C. Guleke
Board of City Development
Chamber of Commerce
Cotten
Detroit
National Meeting of Realtors
A. L. Randall
Grace Hamiltton
George Parr Wins School Addition Contract
George Parr was awarded the contract to add three rooms to the East Ward and two to the Summitt schools. His bid totals 13,892 dollars, with work to start immediately and finish around August 16. The East Ward expansion aligns with the original design, no walls to be torn, and the completed building will resemble the San Jacinto school. The Summitt school is a frame building. I B Rittenberry is the architect.
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East Ward
Summitt
George Parr
San Jacinto
I’. B. Rittenberry
Belgian inventor claims color film breakthrough screen color bias
Antwerp Belgium an inventor named Dony says he has solved color motion pictures with a new less ethomatic movable screen that he says bias out colors.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Dony
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Singing
Abe Martin
Stanley
Thad Pepper
Miss Bliss
Beautyo
Peggy Juin
Peggy Quin
Aunt Dorcas
Lulu
Miss Gordon
Tech College
Levant
Nout
North Pole
Guleke
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