Trotzky returns home from exile in Moscow
Leon Trotzky, former Soviet war minister, appears in Moscow in good health after four months in isolation in the Caucasus. His return is quiet with no public welcome as he steps off the train, greeted only by his 17 year old son, two secretaries, and two American correspondents.
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Poise
Russia
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Trotzky
Support Pledged in Campaign of Organized Labor
Washington May pledges of financial and moral support pour into the American Federation of Labor from labor centers in the United States and Canada for a forty week campaign. Preliminary work will begin toward forming sectional lecture groups and touring. A New York delegation urged education for unorganized African Americans as a feature, with cooperation from the Urban League and the NAACP.
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American Federation Labor Today
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New York
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National Association For Advancement of Colored Reople
Black and White Ointment Ad Claims Clear Skin Benefits
The advertisement promotes Black and White Ointment and Soap as solutions for pimply or blotchy skin, asserting improved appearance improves affection from others. It touts economical pricing with a 50c ointment offering triple the amount of the 25c size and notes availability from all dealers.
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Whittington No 1 Oil Well Shows Steady Rise
Shamrock reports field activity with Whittington No 1 in Williams & Laycock section 9 block 27 south Wheeler nine miles NW of the city, where early week flow expanded as the bit penetrates sand. Oil men expect it may equal the discovery well rated at 1000 barrels.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An advertisement claims women may suffer headaches backaches cramps and fatigue from feminine ailments and asserts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can restore health and strength, urging women to try the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
General Patrick Refuses Comment on Delay
Major General M. M. Patrick arrived in Dayton from Louisville and dined with Major J. Curry at McCook. He declined to discuss last night’s search after missing arrival in Nashville from Memphis. It was later learned he descended due to darkness and spent the night at Eva between Memphis and Nashville.
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Mrs Shepherd Released on $5,000 Bond in McClintock Case
Mrs Julie Shepherd co guardian and foster mother of William Nelson McClintock was released on a $5,000 bond after court proceedings. Her husband William D Shepherd is indicted for McClintock murder and held for grand jury. A $15,000 real estate pledge accompanied the bond and a court appearance followed.
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William Nelson McClintock
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Amarillo Welcomes W T C C Boosters
The Amarillo welcomed W T C C boosters as trains carried bands and delegates through Plainview Slaton Canyon and other towns. Santa Fe officials and crew received thanks for courtesies while Congressman Marvin Jones and Miss Metze Jones visited Lubbock and Amarillo after the Mineral Wells event.
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Mineral Wells
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Sweetwater
Kansas City
J. W. Slater
Amarillo-Slaton
Dick Odom
J. E. Rucker
R. L. Henry
C. B. Whatley
Marvin Jones
Lubbock
Metze Jones
Jewell Scales
Mayor Bivins Proclamation Reported While Absent
Report says Mayor Bivins issued a proclamation about returning boosters from Mineral Wells, but he was out of the city all day yesterday and other city officials knew nothing of the proclamation.
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Bivins
Radio Photographic Transmission Across Continent
The article describes a rapid chain of telegraph and wire relay from Marshall California to Bolinas and Riverhead New York for delivering photographic units. Kahuku process dispatched picture units across 2640 miles with each unit taking about a quarter second to reach the Radio Corporation offices in New York.
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Riverhead
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Amarillo High announces senior honors for 1925 graduates
Nancy Teel earns first honors with 94.69 average while A Wyatt takes second with 93.80. Honorable mention goes to Ernestine Smith Jean Sanders Bruce Ashe Elizabeth Chandler M Lynas Clara Harmon Mary Frances Miller Agatha Wyatt Florence Moore Hazel Wineinger Lucile Davis and Faye Harris for high marks across 41 to 45 semesters.
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Amarillo High School
Ernestine Smith
Jean Sanders
Bruce Ashe
Elizabeth Chandler
M Lynas
Clara Harmon
Mary Frances Miller
Agatha Wyatt
Florence Moore
Hazel Wineiger
Lucile Davis
Faye Harris
Mabel Lynas
Hazel Wineinger
Amarillo
Jap Flight to Europe Aid Approved by Tokyo Government
Tokyo on May 5 reported the government has provided about 11000 dollars to support an upcoming airplane flight to Europe this summer. The expedition will be organized by the Asahi Shimbun, a major Japanese newspaper.
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Tokyo
Asahi Shimbun
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