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Associated Press
Associated Presa
Audit Bureau
Pershing as Senator Political speculation in Missouri
General John J. Pershing is tipped to succeed the late Senator Selden P. Spencer of Missouri. A senatorial seat or cabinet post could be possible if recognition is sought. Spencer’s term ends in 1927, with a Missouri governor likely naming a temporary replacement until the 1926 election winner takes office in March 1927.
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John J. Pershing
Selden P. Spencer
Missouri
General Pershing
Spencer
Senate
Death of General Miles Remembers Panhandle Battle History
General Nelson A. Miles of Washington, aged 86, has died, recalling early Panhandle fights with Indians. He fought at Buffalo Wallow and Adobe Walls, planned to attend the 51st anniversary of the battle on Sept 12, and offered to share details with Bascom N. Timmons. His death at a circus likely ends a long, firsthand pioneer account.
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Nelson A. Miles
Washington
Panhandle
Buffalo Wallow
Miles
Bascom N. Timmons
Daily News
Quality Printing and Advertising Standards Urged
At the Associated Advertising Clubs convention, speakers argued that poor printed matter harms the industry and that high quality work elevates value. They noted that strong salesmanship and better stationery improve responses and long term profits, while lazy spring habits and quirky Amarillo anecdotes interrupt the message.
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Associated Advertising Clubs
Notable quotes on truth and character in early sayers
A compact collection of aphorisms stressing truth uncovered by time. It cites a biblical line from Lake 12 and a Lavater maxim about craft and deception, warning that clever cloaks cannot conceal a rotten heart.
Amarillo chatter on fashion, travel, taxes and ruins
A quirky Amarillo item notes a father asking about early patterns for bathing suits and jokes about Amarillo saving a dollar. It mentions panhandle travelers hoping Boston hotel men slept four or five in a bed and Florida proposing a bachelor tax. The column ends with a wry note about gimlet eyed folks and Babylonian ruins showing flappers.
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Panhandle
Boston
Texas still agricultural core drives steady state growth
Census Bureau figures show Texas manufacturing output around one billion dollars for 1923, with oil and cottonseed products leading. Despite growth, the state remains primarily agricultural as farms and stockraising expand. balanced urban factory growth should not neglect farming, dairying, and livestock resources.
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Texas
Denison Herald
Washington
Census Bureau
Photographer’s Praise for a Portraitist Overshadowed by Time
A photographer is celebrated for capturing faces and erasing age in portraits. The piece notes the studio’s preference for flattering subjects and proud endorsement of the photographer’s skill. Strong emphasis on recognition of talent and customer appreciation.
Tech units will be completed for September term
The Texas Technological College at Lubbock will have every building unit finished in time for the September opening. Supervising architect C. H. Porter said installation is ahead of schedule as contractors build the administration, domestic arts, textile, and engineering buildings. Equipment and furniture will be bought by the board of control in Austin and installed well before opening.
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Associated Press
Lubbock
Texas Technological College
C. H. Porter
Austin
Detectives Find Weapons in Dallas Probe
Detectives in Dallas found a pistol a Billy club two skull caps and a blood smeared underwear while probing Frank Noel and his brother Lorenzo Noel linked to the Milstead slaying and attacks on Mrs Mabel Berry and Mrs Mary Steer. Bullets match Milstead, the club likely used on Adkins. A watch and a purse were recovered and Frank Noel identified as the robber. a grand jury was not indicted today.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Frank Noel
Lorenzo Noel
W. L. Milstead
Mabel Berry
Mary Steer
Oneun
Milstad
Adkins
Milstead
Vernon Wood
J. P. Mahon
Stone Is Elected Grain President Continues Debate
The article notes Stone's reassertion that regulation should cover motor vehicles competing with railroads. Morris attributes the decline to automobiles and praises railroads for investing millions in new cars and locomotives. He argues improved shipping benefits farmers more than charges cuts as transportation improves through three factors.
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Morris
Grain Men Convene in Amarillo Debate Rates and Delivery
The Amarillo gathering heard J N Beasley condemn high telephone charges and push for a Chicago Board of Trade rule to deliver Texas grains via Fort Worth. E N Noble presided as 100 plus grain men and guests heard speeches by Marvin Jones H L Adkins and others. Committees were named for resolutions auditing nominating trade rules, with many visitors listed. The group plans further meetings in Fort Worth and Oklahoma City en route to a Texas convention.
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Essen
Pillmore Street
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
J. N. Beasley
Telephone Company
Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Company
E. N. Nobile
Tulia
Jules G. Smith
Chicago
Galveston
Houston
Beasley
Chicago Board of Trade
S. J. Cole
Board of City Development
Stanley W. Hayne
Polk Street Methodist Church
R. H. Wagenguehr
Cole
Harry Kearns
Marvin Jones H. L. Adkins
T. P. Duncan
Wichita Falls
A. Liske
W. A. Barlow
C. R. Slay
Groom
E. W. Harrison
Hereford
Tom Davis
Claude
L. S. Cobb
Plainview
H. L. Kearns
A. G. Hinn
John Elliott
Kress
L. C. McMurtry
Pampa
J. G. Smith
O. W. Smalley
Burton ‘Thornton
Lockney
C. D. Morris
Edward Balderston
O. F. Smalley
F. A. Hague
T. PF. Duncan
Waco
E. G. Shuman
Happy
W. C. Collins
Channing
R. L. McClellan
Spearman
C. B. Cozart
O. W. Green
Wildorado
R. Harwell
Vega
Wm. Ash
Canyon
Miss Rose Holston
Canadian
Leo Potishma
L. F. Cobb
C. D. Ferguson
H. E. Singley
Wellington
J. W. Sage
Glenwood Club Seeks Paving Plan Discussion
The Glenwood Club plans a meeting to discuss paving as its main topic. Details are unclear due to rough OCR text but the focus centers on improving access and facilities at the Glenwood site, with members expected to attend and decide on next steps.
RAIL EXTENSION TO HEREFORD PROBABLE CLAIMS REPORT
The Santa Fe line extension from Dimmitt to Hereford is very probable, according to D L McDonald chair of the local railroad committee. The Santa Fe has a contract from Plainview to Dimmitt and plans to extend to Hereford, with Hereford Chamber of Commerce enthusiastic. Amarillo’s full support for the 1926 West Texas convention was pledged.
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Hereford
Santa Fe
Dimmitt
D. L. McDonald
Chamber of Commerce
Hereford Hotel
Plainview
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
T. D. Moss
Black
Deaf Smith County
Seth B. Holman
Mr. Holman
West Texas
John W. Overton
Holman
Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
D. L.mcdonald
Clovis Harvey House Cashier Hurt In Auto Crash
In Clovis New Mexico May 18 cashier R W Barrett of the Harvey House was critically injured after an automobile collision on the Texico Clovis road. He was thrown against the viaduct cement wall suffering skull fracture and head injuries. Barrett remains semi conscious though doctors expect recovery. The other occupants of both cars escaped injury.
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Clovis
N. M
R. W. Barrett
Harvey House
Baptist Hospital
Texico-Clovis Road
Santa Fe
Barrett
Mrs Van Dorpen Buried At Denver
Funeral services for Mrs Cornelia Van Dorpen 65 a Holland native were held in Denver with interment at Fairmount cemetery She was the mother of Henry Van Dorpen of Amarillo and had lived away from Amarillo about ten days Surviving daughters include Mrs Anderson Mrs White Denver Mrs Houston Denver and Mrs Malloney Jacksonville Fla A brother William Van der Wey n Denver and a son H Van Dornt Amarillo Texas
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Cornelia van Dorpen
Henry van Dorpen
Amarillo
Denver
van Dorpen
Daily News
Evening Post
Greeley
Is. Anderson
EB. R. White
W. D. Houston
J. ©. Malloney
Jacksonville
Fla
William van der Weyn
H. van Dornt
Texas
Water supply halted in Aberdeenshire village due to leaks
Water to an Aberdeenshire community remains off since June as leaks in the supply network are investigated. Local residents face reduced service and authorities warn of continued disruption until repairs are completed.
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Aberdeenshire
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Answers
Puzzle list outlines numerous clues with answers including warmth sorrow stand still wild duck a couple dormant to vouch meadow to come to conclusion pastry to tear lineage to curse reputation plural pronoun diminishes also mesh of lace aurora moist part of electrical circuit printer s measure fabric velvet fit to plug for examination before nothing celestial an a honey provider characterized by melody swimming not restrained dark black tardy puts on net vertical entry way to reach golf term to change implement similar to shovel to roost special saw for perforating skull in order to remove the bone the brain in ridicule conjunction dined pertaining to the air term in mathematic cry of a crow frozen dessert powerful quarrel between husband and wife prolonged sound of 8 what a plant keeps out of sight what an onion makes me do ribbon belt bone point of compass what a baldheaded man lacks upheaval pod iped vil observed a session of faith s where coal is dug tack one horse carriage to produce lines on metal through corrosion 64 metal in rock
The Letter Reveals a Web of Hidden Desires
A narrator analyzes a complex love triangle among Sydney Carton, John Alden Prescott, and Leslie. Carton’s secret love for Prescott’s wife drives tension as each man misreads motives while Leslie remains unaware. The scene captures jealousy, fate, and the peril of concealed passion. Tomorrow’s continuation promised.
Salad Days and Diet Advice From Dr J H Tilden
Cynthia Grey discusses diet and child health, citing Dr J H Tilden of Denver who links food choices to temper, growth, and mental outlook. He argues that mixing wrong foods harms the body, praises fresh lettuce spinach and raw fruit, and calls salads and fruit cocktails essential for vitality.
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J. H. Tilden
Denver
Dr. Tilden
Harding couple travel to Landergin ranch for visit
Judge and Mrs H C Harding departed yesterday for the Landergin ranch near Vega to spend several days. Harding notes excellent grass and range conditions and a mild winter aiding cattle. Also mentioned are Amarillo attendees at the Hereford Methodist district conference and a Texhoma return of Mrs Stratton and daughter after six weeks in Amarillo.
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H. C. Harding
Landergin
Vega
Judge Harding
Hall- Harding Company
Amarillo
The
Methodist Church
Hereford
W. M. Jeter
Jeff D. Bartlet
D. W. Owen
Ernest E. Robinson
Polk Street
Leslie Robeson
Houston Street
North Side
R. D. Stratton
Marjorie
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