Romance Ends As Nan Marries Sefton Amid War News
In a village during wartime Nan Marraby agrees to marry moneylender Harley Sefton despite Peter Lyster's memory loss and rumors he will return to France. Nan plans the wedding as Arnott confronts her, while Claudie and friends debate loyalties and a looming engagement becomes a fierce test of love and money.
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Amarillo Daily News and Daily Tribune History Note
Amarillo Daily News, published each morning except Monday, merged with Daily Panhande to form Daily Tribune. The paper markets itself as the only morning Amarillo paper, serving the Panhandle region of Texas and surrounding states with early dispatches from Denver, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Oklahoma City. Subscription rates are listed, with both mail and carrier options, and Associated Press rights noted.
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Canyon College to the Front
Dr. J. A. Hill president of West Texas State Teachers College outlined immediate building plans and growth at a Panhandle gathering. He noted the current freshman class exceeds the entire 1920 enrollment and said he will seek 500000 in state funds for new facilities at the next legislature. Amarillo backers anticipate support in Austin as Canyon College expands rapidly.
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Hoover Support for Indirect Subsidies in Air Transport
Hoover argues a direct subsidy for air transport is unnecessary, noting Americans favor subsidies in indirect forms such as surveying and lighting airways and providing free airports. He cites profitable mail carriage arrangements as benefiting companies while costing the government, calling this indirect subsidy highly popular and useful.
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Commission to study aviation under Coolidge aims for national strength
President Coolidge appoints a four member commission to examine government aviation and ensure America keeps pace with foreign powers. Colonel Billy Mitchell warns the services are behind and the panel must forge a path that preserves air strength for years, highlighting the great responsibility entrusted to them.
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Daily News Crossword Puzzle Qa Ha To stupefy
Horizontal clues list includes reticent, digit of the foot, English money, mineral spring, before hires, bank clerks, fluid in a tree, to devour, delay, insulated, looks furtively, pertaining to sound, to cry aloud, attempts, to leave out, cravat, to chew, feminine pronoun, sick, a soldier, gem, to lubricate, to regret exceedingly, silk worm, sheltered, metal packing for pipe, exchanges. Vertical clues include robes, electrified particle, heir, wooden pegs, to step on, a long pointed weapon, fowl, stop, wife of a nobleman, to sin, stop, Turkish coin, abrupt, wit, honey gatherer, period, wooden joiner, to generate, wand, opening, male cat, beasts, to stroke, blue grass, unit of work, found for animals, ocean, tiny dog, landscape, newly wed girl, rutabagas, vehement utterly, coquet, painful, home of a lion, inlet, born.
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Russia May Drop Capital Letters Proposal
The Soviet education commission weighs removing capital letters from Russian script citing ease for Oriental nations within the federation to learn Russian. Support argues nonuse aligns with practices of some allied languages and would ease education and literacy efforts.
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Commisariat of Education
Soviet Federation
Do WE REALLY WANT A FEDERAL BUILDING Plainview
A Plainview Herald piece argues against delaying a federal building for Plainview. It notes post office growth justifies a first class classification by 1926 and cites Boonville and Fayette as examples of towns expanding facilities. The column urges united local effort to secure a new federal building.
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Letter From Leslie Prescott To The Little Marquise
Leslie learns of a car crash involving Jack and a boy and girl. Syd explains Jack was arrested after attempting to flee, claiming he did not transport the injured girl to the hospital. The scene unfolds with Sally arriving as Mrs Atherton from California and tensions rise.
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Little Marquise
Sally
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Mrs. Atherton
California
Jack
Sydney Carton
Syd
Sydney
Leslie
cowardly hit and run sparks debate in a tense room
Syd chastises John for leaving two injured strangers without waiting to assess them. John claims he did not know he hurt anyone, yet fears reporters tracing a “rich man on yoy ride with his stenographer” incident. Tomorrow hints at a letter from Leslie Prescott to the Little Marquise.
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