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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1926
Page
11
A series of brief statements from local figures in Amarillo discuss school funding burdens for children, upcoming debates, music festival housing, road conditions on the Panhandle highways, hotel construction, and limited local lumber yard options. Notable names include J. H. Croft, Judge Tom Turner, C. S. Makeig, and Roy Peilain.
The cartoon star Moon Mullins voices irritation over a local display of antiques in Albany Georgia as readers react to a quirky museum scene. The strip hints at small town interest in period pieces and local taste.
Ruth Bryan Owen, long active in Miami social and educational circles, formally begins her bid for Florida's 4th district. The Democratic primary is in June with her platform to be outlined in a statewide speaking tour. She recently regained U S citizenship after previously renouncing it in marriage to Maj. Rewinald Owen.
The article reviews Charles Evans Hughes presenting a music revue with vaudeville flair and scantily clad performers. A critic notes the performance as satirical and stylish, mixing political wit with stage craft in a New York venue.
Aides recall her intimate grasp of national and international affairs while serving closely to him. Her role highlighted behind the scenes influence on policy and diplomacy amid pivotal events.
Report notes a mass illness among twenty seven workers from Russia after consuming tea. The fragment mentions medical concerns and possible causes, with unclear details about location and timeline.
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