DAY IN WASHINGTON Deficit debate and tax plans reported
The article summarizes Senate and House actions on farm relief, salary increases, tax policy, and oversight. It notes anticipated repeal efforts on official salary hikes, a House plan to rebate taxes if the treasury exceeds 50 million, and a Federal Trade Commission report on gasoline price levels. Also referenced are testimony declines by the National Disabled Veterans League and disobedience by Brigadier General Miche.
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Senate
Buruh
Watio
Aladden
House
Treasury
Federal Trade Commission
Indiana
Ewlers League
Ere & House
Reporters Toe the Mark When Crop Reports Are Sent Out
The U S Department of Agriculture guards crop estimates with vigilance to prevent insider gains. Knowledge of a new estimate before its official release could yield thousands in profit to unscrupulous operators. Estimators use synchronized tables and timed signals to ensure simultaneous access and equal advantage.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Verbal Brickbats Spice Up Jingle Show for Cattlemen
Amarillo’s Doughboy Scandals of 1925 will run Tuesday and Wednesday nights with a two hour program of music and comedy. A large Amarillo cast features 21 vocal soloists, a chorus of sixty, and an orchestra. A serious vaudeville skit recalls war days, set to lead into a rapid sequence of gags and jingles. Tickets brisk at Pool Drug Store as cattlemen’s convention uses the entertainment.
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Legionairres
Amarillo
Legion
Pool Drug
Seven Prisoners From Lubbock Are Taken to Prison
Seven men, four from Lubbock County and three from Hale County, were sent to Huntsville to serve 67 years total. J C Tucker received two years for bootlegging in Lubbock and four more for Scurry. Homer Reed two years for attempted robbery of an Idalou store. Willie Coleman three years for bootlegging. Willie Hall eighteen, to serve fifty years for attempted statutory assault on a white woman. Hale County prisoners Andrew Newman bootlegging, R J Salyer felging, Angus Simmons hijacking. Accompanied by Sheriff H L Johnson and Deputy Vernies LE Ford of Lubbock County, they turned them over to Deputy Warden Bud Russell at Huntsville.
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Lubbock
Lubbock County
Hale County
Huntsville
J.C. Tucker
Scurry County
Homer Reed
Willie Coleman
Willie Hall
Andrew Newman
Angus Simmons
Simmons
H. L. Johnson
Vernies LE
Bud Russell
Southland
Citizens letter from Amarillo Shriner on clean shows and modesty
A traveling salesman R H Stitler of 1829 Taylor St Amarillo writes to The News advocating church standards and civic action to keep nude art from public displays. He argues Masonry embodies Christian values and urges Khiva Temple Shriners to support a committee to promote modesty and integrity among youth.
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Panhandle
Khiva
R. H. Stitler
Taylor St
Amarillo
Harold Flamm to Sing at Mission This Week
Harold Flamm son of Dr. W H Flamm of Amarillo will sing at the Mission Theater during the first four days of the week. He studied voice at Manhattan Kansas and has been heard on radio for a year. Three performances daily at 8 30 7 90 and 6 30. Flamm visits Amarillo and returns to school shortly after his engagements. Badges symbolizing the British navy appear in the District Court notice about Clyde Guy Clyde F 474 in Bankruptcy. Creditors meeting set for March at 10 in the forenoon in Amarillo office.
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Mission Theater
Harold Flamm
W. H. Flamm
Amarillo
Mr. Flamm
Manhattan
Kansas
Ross D. Rogers
Mission
Flamms
District Court of the Unit
Texea
Clydes
Guy
Clyde
Cystery
Clarendon
Donley County
Texas
Renary
Quyerty
Hig Credite
Arillo
Elock
Atwartho
Shamrock Welcomes New Kelley Brothers Ice Cream Plant
Shamrock on February 28 announces a new industry as The Kelley Brothers plan a modern ice cream factory. A contract with Shamrock Mill and Tea Co for ice and refrigeration is signed, a building will rise south of the ice factory, and electrically engineered machinery will be installed for a sanitary operation. The plant aims to start by April 1.
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Shamrock
Kelley Brothers
Ana Tee Company
Kelly
Kelly Brothers
Blondex shampoo claimed to restore blonde hair
An advertisement touts Blondex as a new shampooing method that revives faded blonde hair without dye. It promises fluffy, silky, lustrous hair, benefits to scalp, and a money back guarantee. Available at local drug companies and outlets.
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Pee Dea
Ompaon Drug Co
di Rug Co
Pig-Barton Drug Co
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Green Bros
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W. T. Cobl
Amarillo Livestock Man
The
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Voice of
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IGE
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Blackburn
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Malcolm
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Robin
Austin Wire News
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