Harding Greets Nation in New York Victory Tour
President Harding tours New York City greeting tens of thousands of schoolchildren and survivors of the war. He pauses at a Brooklyn armory to thank wounded veterans as Mrs. Harding consoles a paralyzed soldier with a pink robe gift.
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New Angle in Boss Jackson Booze Trial
Federal habeas corpus filing in Dallas opens a new chapter in the Jackson case. Judge Wilson in Amarillo delays state court proceedings to June 6 while federal review proceeds, potentially moving the matter from state to federal court.
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Speedied Fee Listes May 2-Tee Portamurse cubwert of whee Bereerdiee Mackade
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Secretary Weeks Defends Draft Records Amid Slacker Lists Criticism
Secretary of War Weeks defends publishing names of draft insisters amid sharp criticism. He argues the government does not require individuals to prove innocence, noting the burden lies with the state to show guilt. He cites deserters and wartime service distinctions as key factors in the debate.
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Lawmakers Wrestle Over Pay Measures Amid Budget Strain
Reported debate shows legislators grappling with salary increases for agents and staff as funding shortfalls loom. A proposed funding mechanism would cut fees and delay payments, with votes and amendments delaying final passage to the senate. Continued discussion signals uncertain relief timing.
Cummings to report on Galveston Labor Convention findings
W Cummings delegate to the Galveston meeting of the State Federation of Labor will give a full report at the Central Labor body meeting in Worthmen Hall this evening. Cummings named secretary of the Metal Trades Council, the federation's largest group, and says Galveston’s gathering was very successful with expected growth in Texas unions this year.
Germany Defends Silesia Actions Amid Frontiers Row
The German government replies to a May 1 note alleging German interference in the Mehettie area, saying it has taken steps to curb German irregular traffic but cannot curb local self protection measures. It argues population security relies on law and order with absent French troops. The note notes legitimate self defense as Upper Silesia restoration proceeds.
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Mehtietie
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Amarillo Daily News Claims Largest Paid Circulation
The Amarillo Daily News asserts it has the largest paid up circulation among Amarillo papers with combined reach in the Panhandle and Plains of Texas and nearby eastern New Mexico. It notes strong home and away sales and a three to one advantage on newsstands, supported by dealer statements on file.
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Daily News
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Plains
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Amarillo Daily News
Investigation of Funeral Trust in Chicago
Special to The News reports state authorities opened an inquiry into a Chicago funeral trust alleged to fix minimum prices for funerals and hearse services. The probe follows refusals by chauffeurs and livery drivers to supply vehicles, with claims the trust controlled undertakers and suburbar drivers since 1904.
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Armstrong County Carries Road Tax Details
The article reports Armstrong County adopting a road tax measure at a May meeting. It notes local leaders and citizens weighing the plan, with county officials outlining the tax’s purpose and expected impact on roads and public works.
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National Balloon Race Kicks Off Late Saturday
The 142 catcher elimination race begins after seven tonight at the Balloon Academy California. Competitors from five nations race westward to the international cup events with start delays due to low gas pressure and weather notes indicating wind shifts over the western region.
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Crete
Agricultural Committee Advances Lenroot Resolution
The Senate Agricultural Committee reported favorably on the Lenroot resolution to create a joint congressional committee to probe agriculture conditions and suggest remedies. The bill was amended to require the commission be composed of ethnopublicans and other specified members.
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Senate Agricultural Committee
Castleberry 10 Holds Christian Church Revival
Revival service announced by Pastor Rew at the Castleberry church led by Evanglist Disineret and district evangelist Sime Penceretty. Attendees urged to attend as a citywide religious event unfolds at Walnut Street venue.
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Danee Pere
Disineret
Bill carries by large majority in both houses
A sweeping bill passed both chambers by a wide margin. The measure carries strong support from lawmakers and outlines changes affecting agriculture and regulatory oversight, triggering immediate implementation steps and outlining enforcement provisions.
Goolidge Urges Americanism at Newspaper Meet
Vice President Calvin Coolidge addressed the 126th anniversary New York Commercial meeting urging respect for law and opposition to radicalism. He argued for equality before the law, opportunity for all, and warned that coercion by any group threatens American liberty and institutions.
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Senate to Decide Charges In Newberry and Ford Seats
The Senate faces decisions on charges against Michigan figures Newberry and Ford for seating disputes. Republican leaders debate whether to proceed with formal investigations while a subset pushes for swift action. The process hinges on committee views and full Senate approval amid party tensions.
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Supreme Court
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Public Auction Set for Tennessee Road Properties
A federal decree orders sale of Hanford road properties in Tennessee. The properties, described as new inette curvers, will be sold at public auction before the courthouse in Nashville on June 26.
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Amarillo Automotive Association to Fight Truck Bill
A committee was appointed at the Amarillo Panhandle Automotive Association meeting to canvass Amarillo for funds to oppose Senate Bill 161 the truck bill. The group aims to raise 500 for the effort with members from the Panhandle region and automotive industry.
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Amerille
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Irvin
Funeral Held for Girl Auto Victim
Funeral services were held for Tywarad Bilen Lute Bruner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Bremen, at the family residence on Ven Buren Street. Relatives and neighbors attended as pallbearers including Levertt, J. W. Maye, and Nate Orm. The girl’s sudden death followed a car accident, with prayers offered for the family’s comfort.
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Weather Forecast Fragment Shows Showers Across Regions
An OCR weather note indicates scattered showers in several areas with mention of agriculture and public forecasts. It names regions and possible timing, noting unsettled conditions and potential cooling trends.
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