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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1926
Page
1
The piece critiques European debt funding and warns against overreach in guiding global affairs while urging focused U S action. It references Mussolini’s rhetoric, European tensions, and calls for prioritizing national interests amid debt and defense concerns.
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A Paris NY report claims Edward W. Browning 57 plans to marry 15 year old Frances Heenan after her 16th birthday in Tyne. Frances, a Textile High student, suffered acid burns five days ago. Browning cites her illness as reason to delay confirmation. Police search for acid thrower. Browning’s secretary confirms reports amid sensational details.
In New York a Ward Line freighter Canto was boarded by a customs squad and 20 000 cartridges found hidden on the ship. Three crewmen Horten Norman Antonio Bastabano and Frank Fernandez were arrested for violating a presidential proclamation banning arms export to Mexico. Authorities believed the shipment aimed to aid a revolt.
Mrs. M. Oliver Eakle announced that architect Eakle will be set Friday and W. C. Hedrick of Fort Worth will arrive in Amarillo with completed plans. A contract award date will follow. snow delays slow demolition of the brick wall adjoining the Masonic temple while McKinigh handles excavating.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an event at Yarkee Stadium on June 10 with unclear names and phrases. The readable portion lists Belrembech and Mfet Dflarfy and a reference to Pere tote tere and seven Cates Mite om.
The House flood control committee approved an omnibus bill authorizing preliminary flood control surveys of the Missouri Arkansas and Red rivers and their tributaries the Kootenai river, Idaho Amite river, Washita river, Itahoma and the Red river and its tributaries with Obta home otel Teeas.
The readable text appears garbled with unclear names and dates. It mentions theatre or poetry related phrases and possible titles but lacks coherent details for a factual newspaper record.
Fort Worth in a treasury department ruling will allow Jamada ginger or Jake to be sold only by prescription after June 1. Druggists with unsold stock must dispose of it by that date, announced Major Herbert H. White, prohibition director for Texas and Oklahoma.
March building permits in Amarillo totaled 519 025 dollars, the highest monthly total in city history. The figure surpasses February 1926’s record by over 200 000 dollars, with February at 547 405 dollars. The year to date reaches 1 510 in thousands, a new annual record. Only five permits issued this week, two for frame dwellings at 805 and 807 True Street.
Passengers aboard the Midland Valley train, snowbound for two days west of Okla, faced a lighthearted delay as a nature joke from fellow travelers eased the strain. The train finally moved, forty eight hours after the blockage began.
Bill Askew says a willing buyer with funds will purchase the Word tract from Amarillo for 134174 dollars at twenty dollars an acre plus accumulated interest since purchase. He argues the city can exit if desired and that a sale would reimburse every cent spent.
A blue bandit robbed a Garland bank of more than $5,000 in the early afternoon. He fled in a vehicle, wrecked in an auto crash, and fled on foot with the driver reported injured. Police recovered some of the stolen money at the scene as the suspect escaped.
The city paid for the Word land to be used as its water source. The nine and a half section tract, 6 202 acres, lies 17 miles southwest along Vale Duro canyon. The deal closes after the commission accepted title with Hars ris moving and Fisk seconding. Wells planned near the Hoffman site for a new water plant.
Mayor Lee Bivins declined to issue a statement on the water board resignations but said Amarillo is progressing on the water project. He invited continued suggestions from the water board and public as the city faces urgent water needs.
The readable portions describe Tenale Prete and dangers at a site. Context is incomplete with garbled phrases and missing dates or locations. No clear event outcomes or authorities are identifiable from the text.
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