Amarillo Daily News Masthead Fragment
The fragment outlines the Amarillo newspaper’s masthead noting MNER M. Ramsey as Managing Editor and the editorial and business office at 115 West Fifth Street. It asserts the paper as the only morning publication in the Amarillo area and describes its Panhandle coverage ahead of other papers.
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West Fifth Street
Amarillo
Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Portland
Ore
Harry Britt
G. Baum
Amariio
eWurance
Stirine
AP Dispatch Rights Notice
A terse notice outlines republication rights for Associated Press dispatches and credits, stating exclusive use and rights reserved for republication, with specific language about credited and non credited material and reviews published herein.
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EMBER
Associated Press
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The Mexican Situation and U S Interests
The article expresses hope for a peaceful and prosperous Mexican republic under a new government and fair treatment of foreign interests. It warns that if Mexico fails to establish a just system, the United States must act to protect Americans and foreign residents within its borders.
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Mexico
United States
Rio Grande
Bor
Protectorate thoughts on Mexico's future and governance
The writer urges the United States to establish a protectorate over Mexico until a fair trial for the riort of government is achieved. He notes American patience and long-suffering toward Mexico and expresses hope for a brighter future for the country through peaceful pursuits.
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Ders
Mexico
Harding evasive on suffragist inquiries in New York date line
The article notes that the Republican nominee Harding remains evasive in responses to suffragists. It argues he lacks independent thought and tends to consult colleagues before speaking. It also criticizes the Republican platform as evasive and suggests voters will not learn his policy until after election.
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New York
Mr. Harding
Harding
America
Amarillo Mayor Defends Telephone Rates Position
Public Opinion from Hon J O Gulerie cites Amarillo City Commission stance on Southwestern Bell rates. Mayor Lon D Marks states no authorization by franchise nor city action to raise rates and rejects changes unless citizens object and service is denied.
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City Commission
Amarillo Dail News
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Amarillo
Cty Commission
Lon D. Marks
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promoted for Stomach Ailments
A reader recounts multiple surgeries for appendicitis and gallbladder issues over 16 years, then credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with no symptoms for five years. The ad claims the preparation removes mucus and inflammation across stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments and offers a refund with one dose.
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Gall Stoner
Mayr
Texas Cotton Prospects Press Near Growth Mark Across State
Special to The News reports Texas farmers face varied prospects with June weather shaping yields. Cotton remains largely to be planted while wheat corn oats and sorghum show progress. Labor shortages persist with wages from 1 to 6 dollars daily and many Mexicans returning home. Acreage projections total about 10.1 million acres. moisture and rains improve conditions in West Texas though some regions suffer drought.
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Dallas
Texas
Mexico
Cits
Goliad
West Texas
To Talk On Orphanages At Nazareth Church
T Bradford will speak at Nazeren e church at 8 30 Sunday night about orphanage work and extends an invitation to the public to hear him.
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T. Bradford
Nazerene
Makings of a Westward Trip Weighs on Abilene Family
Mr and Mrs Sim Baker and their child ren of Abilene Texas along with Mrs Birkwood of Texarkana who has been visiting their brothers George and Kad Engman and Mrs Lillie Gibbon 305 Johnson Street left Wednesday night for California.
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Sim Baker
Abilene
Texas
8. L. Birkwood
Texarkana
George and
Kad Engman
Mis
Lillie Gibbon
Johnson Street
California
Ministers of the Christian church to meet at First Christian
Ministers and laymen of the Panhandle denomination are asked to attend a 2 o’clock meeting at the First Christian church called by Rev. Jasper Bogue of Dalhart. A large attendance is desired. See Panhandle for Bree Movie Contest winners list this afternoon.
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Christian Church
Panhandle
First Christian Church
Jasper Bogue
Dalhart
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Tenate Review
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el Paso
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Home Gardens
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Rio Grand Valley
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San Benito
Board of Equalization
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W. P. Schopper
Kim
Tel-Tex Company
Elm St
Dallas, Texas
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
Mr. Robinson
the Tabernacle
Kimonas
Crown
J.C. C
Gaberdine
the Shoe Department