Catholic Clergy Urged Passive Resistance to Mexico Constitution
A Vatican letter instructs priests to refuse constitutional religious requirements and abandon churches if needed, while worshippers are urged to organize peaceful opposition. The piece frames Mexico's religious conflict as a serious war affecting church-state relations. It also notes various cultural and social observations, including prophecy, Harvard marriage trends, and crime debates.
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Mexico
Herrera Y Pina
Monterey
Music Lovers Await Werry's Local Program
Music lovers anticipate a Sand program by Werry in Herald Werrantath in April. The event highlights a pen tamile model and features a prominent performer described as the “he man” type with strong Bastione style, drawing attention from the local community.
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Herald Werrantath
Bribery Trial Jury Instructed To Acquit Davis and Son
The jury in the bribery case of former Kansas governor Jonathan M. Davis and his son Russel is told to acquit unless they conspired to accept 1250 dollars from Fred W. Polliman with a pardon agreement. County attorney Paul Heins praises the Kansas City Journal-Post for exposing pardons sales in the governor's office.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
Russel
Fred W. Polliman
Pollman
Davis
Kansas City Journal-Post
Paul Heins
Jonathan Davis
Russell Davis
John Connolly
Jonathan BI. Davis
Connolly
Missouri
Amarillo Chamber Aims Big City Reach and Beer Tonic Ban
Amarillo secretary O C Goodwin drives a 150 to 1000 member target for a new chamber of commerce. Judge Henry Bishop warns that beer tonic could be banned as intoxicating under Dean law if sold as beverage, with proof on state burden.
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Chamber of Commerce
O. C. Goodwin
Amarilo
Goodwin
Amarillo
Bill Flenniken
West Texas
Henry Bishop
Bishop
Jamaica
Green Stockings Dramatic Treat At Amarillo High
The Amarillo High School dramatic department stages Green Stockings tonight at 8 in the junior high auditorium. A Clever comedy features a large cast led by Jim Horeing Carroll Mitchell Herman Conklin Bertram Jackson Ed Kaufman Robert Underwood Eugene Mayer Gladys Gill Adaline Triage Evelyn Durh am Ann Latice Meyer Cynthia Lampkin Virginia Merhet Margaret Wilham Nina Eller Mere Parris Margaret Carto r eugh Alwere Mor Trwnks Madeed Newell Virginia Coreile sed Mester Oreee.
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Gren Stockings
Amarillo High School
Jim Horeing
Carroll Mitchell
Herman Conklin
Bertram Jackson
Ed Kaufman
Robert Underwood
Eugene Mayer
Gladys Gill
Adaliné Triage
Evelyn Durham
Ann Latice Meyer
Cynthia Lampkin
Virginia Merhet
Margaret Wilham
Nina Eller
Mere Parris
Margaret Cartoreugh
Madeed Newell
Viginas Coreile Sed
Mester
Oreee
Famous Surgeon and Rotary Director Visit IM City
A renowned surgeon and a Rotary International director plan a visit to IM City. Details are sparse due to transcription gaps, but the event centers on notable medical and civic figures engaging with local institutions.
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Rotary
IM City
Light turnout expected in school trustee election
Voters will cast ballots Saturday for four trustee seats in a light turnout. Polling places split by Polk street with east side at the courthouse and west side at the central fire station, open from morning until 6 pm. Candidates include Bynum Coe Roberts Strader Bowman. successors to Ray Cotten Rogers and Crow.
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Polk Street
Central Fire Station
B. C. D. Bynum
J. B. Coe
Ed Roberts
A. & Strader
J. A. Bowman
Capitalists Await Rail and Road Link to Oil Fields
Casper and Miami investors await Rock Island Railway to Liberal Kansas and a paved highway into oil fields before heavy investment. W H Cass, Casper Miami lawyer and real estate agent, tells Amarillo’s American Business club the city risks stagnation without highway access.
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Wyoming
Miami
Florida
Rock Island Railway
Liberal
Kansas
W. H. Cass
American Business Club
Amarillo
Mr. Cass
Case
Buys 006 but discovers item not his own
A buyer purchases 006 but realizes the item does not belong to him. The fragmentary text suggests confusion or a misidentification, with garbled phrases following that do not yield clear facts about the event or parties involved.
Suzanne Lenglen to wed French poet Jacques Offenbach kin
Paris April 2 The Associated Press Suzanne Lenglen to marry Jacques Brindejones Offenbach poet writer and grandson of Jacques Offenbach. The tennis idol chosen a partner outside sport and amid denials their engagement is hailed as a true love match. Lenglen turns 27 May 24 and Offenbach is 36.
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Associated Press
Paris
Suzanne Lenglen
Onkager
Jacques Brindejones Offenbach
Jacques Offenbach
Tales of Hoffman
M. Offenbach
Mile Lenglen
Suzanne
Riot and Tornado Terrorizes India in Calcutta Clash
London April 2 dispatch reports a serious Hindu Muslim riot in Calcutta India this afternoon in the northern city section. Many killed or injured as shops and hovels line main streets. Reuters states about 160 injured with some fatalities.
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London
Calcuta
India
Exchange Telegraph
Reuters
Pereagie
Neome Hae
Police Stumped in Search for Garland Bana Bandit
Police ongoing search for Garland Bana bandit yields little progress as officers comb area locations and follow leads. Official statements offer no new clues while residents report sightings and heightened patrols.
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Garland Bana
Easter Forecast Mixed as Weather Bureau Stays Cautious
The Weather Bureau expressed caution about Easter weather with cool, bright conditions likely in much of the eastern United States. Forecaster Mitchell declined a definite forecast, noting cautious optimism and the potential for sunshine amid lingering snow flurries in some regions.
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Weather Bureau
Mitchell
United States
Sells 108 Pairs of Jackrabbit Ears to County
Lee Allred of Wildorado sold 108 pairs of jackrabbit ears to Potter County at five cents each. He received a county check and planned to pursue J N Beasley who offered a bounty for the rabbits killed on his farm. Allred bragged he captured 56 rabbits in a day with four hounds.
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Potter County
Lee Allred
Wildorado
J. N. Beasley
Baby Swallows Poison Tablets In Home Accident
Hugh Wells Smith six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smith swallowed bichloride of mercury tablets from the medicine cabinet and is in critical condition at Northwest Texas hospital. Doctors pumped the stomach. recovery uncertain for days. Grandfather Mathis was present. the family resides at 404 Bellview Avenue near Bellview.
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J. J. Smith
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Flo
Mr. Mathis
Dow Bellview
Mr. Smith
JA Case Tractor Company
Smith
Bellview Avenue
Mitchell gets last laugh on army case paid after all
The article reports Willan Mitchell, court martialed and resigning from the army air service, receiving back pay after Comptroller General McCarthy approved the payment. It notes his visit to Bollingford, his 37 sights in one day, and the timing near his arrest.
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Mitchell
ARMY
Prema
Washington
Willan Mitchell
Army Air Service
Bollingford
McCarthaw
Browning Engagement in Jeopardy Over Society Issue
A disjointed clipping notes Browning's engagement to Peaches facing obstruction from a Children's Society dispute. The fragment references seance terms and unclear localities, with indecipherable surrounding text.
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Browning
Peaches
Children’s Society
Amendments Proposed to Strengthen Volstead Act
The administration proposed ten amendments to the Volstead act to improve enforcement. Key ideas include government supervision of cereal beverage plants, warrants for private-dwelling searches on liquor manufacture evidence, severe penalties for counterfeiting permits and prescriptions, and rapid condemnation of vehicles involved in liquor violations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Prohibition Hearing Sparks Subpoena Dispute in Senate
The Senate prohibition committee debated summoning police chiefs judges sheriffs and doctors to testify on Volstead Act enforcement. The vote split four to three with Senator Reed backing summons and Senator Walsh opposing arguing witnesses were subpoenaed in past hearings. The clash centered on who could be compelled to appear next week.
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Missouri
Bena Edie
New Jersey
Edge
Waleh
Subes Pornard
Senate
Henater Walsh
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