Roosevelt at Northwest on eve of Roosevelt speech
In St Paul on April 18, Governor Roosevelt prepared to address farmers and labor at a Chicago stop en route, tying his approach to New York Governor Alfred E. Smith who had charged him with demagogy. The Northwest region weighed Roosevelt’s rhetoric as he traveled 2,500 miles for the public campaign speech and drew questions about echoes of Smith’s critique.
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Juarez Water Back On in Utility Fuss
Juarez Mexico across the Rio Grande from El Paso faced a water and lights dispute as city officials clashed with Juarez Electric Company. A state district judge ordered the company to supply power for the pumping station, averting a water famine. Street lights likely remain dark until the injunction suit is settled.
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Former Yardmaster Curtis Larue Dies in Pratt Kans
Curtis Larue aged 51, former yard master and assistant trainmaster for the Rock Island, died Sunday in Pratt Kansas after an operation. He moved from Amarillo last September to Pratt to work as a conductor. Larue had previously served as assistant trainmaster at Dalhart and contributed to the Amarillo Liberal line project. Funeral services will be held in Pratt Tuesday afternoon. He had lived in Amarillo for three years.
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County jail chef freed by governor pardon plea
Oakley Grice, Amarillo Negro, jailed 155 days for Christmas Day drunken driving, was released after Alberta Grice wrote to Gov. Ross Sterling and the governor ordered a 30 day furlough. Sheriff Thompson approved the action citing that good cooks deserve their husbands. Oakley greeted the night air with relief and complimented his wife.
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Tuberculosis in Children Hidden Threat Across Ages
Dr Copeland outlines how tuberculosis often hides in youngsters, noting X rays and skin tests reveal many cases not evident on exam. Parents may misjudge exposure, as diseased lungs in family members show risk, with poor breathing and environment increasing susceptibility. other forms can affect meninges or bowels.
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Answers to Health Queries on Ankylosis and Arthritis
A reader asks what ankylosis is and if it is serious what causes it and whether it can be cured. The second question asks what arthritis is and if it can be definitely cleared up.
Funeral held for Cecil Aaron Richards
Last rites were held at 10 this morning at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel for Cecil Aaron Richards nine who died Saturday from a throat obstruction. Rev J C Sisemore of Tabernacle Baptist Church officiated with interment in Llano Cemetery. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J E Richards of 2100 Front Street and a six year old brother Ralph.
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Midget baby grows up weighing near two pounds
Kansas City dispatch reports Charles Bernard St John, born April 4 at about 16 ounces, now weighs 178 pounds on a scales visit. Dr. Albert J. Welch weighed the infant as his stunned parents Mr and Mrs William St John placed him back beside a hot water bottle. Judge E C Nelson Jr. returns from Floydada.
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Kreuger fraud probe to U S and bonds forged in Paris
Stockholm reports new developments in the Kreuger inquiry aiming to widen to the United States with a special police unit of four lawyers and six detectives. Investigators say forged Italian bonds totaling about 100 million dollars were created under Kreuger’s direction, with 42 treasury bonds of 500 000 pounds forged by Kreuger alone, signs were crudely done. The tale shifts from romance to a cool defrauder as questions swirl over Kreuger and Toll Company.
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A Room Of His Own By Mrs Agnes Lyne
Be is to have a room of his own a small room delight and plain colored walls. He wants curtains not pink shelves for books a desk and aquarium space. The key point is no one may enter the room uninvited not even the mother though the cleaning woman may come in.
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Auto Smash Fatal Near Beaumont
Seven people riding in a small coupe were injured in a collision with a large sedan in Beaumont last night. One occupant, Thomas A. Stewart Jr., 20, died later in a hospital.
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Nick Builds a Bathroom and Hints at Wedding Plans
Olivia impulsively imagines a future with Nick after he boasts of building a bathroom and a wood burning heater at their farm. She struggles with the weight of upcoming tasks at the farm and facing Suki his engineer friend, while recalling past village life and mundane chores as she leans into a kiss.
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Wedding Day Laughs Across Cultures With Fireworks
Olivia is exhausted after a wedding scene as Nick helps her from the car. Suki, a small Japanese guest in a mixed attire, presents a floral bouquet and jokes about American wedding customs. They plan to set off firecrackers after supper, as Suki notes weddings in Japan include fireworks.
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Mystery Bride Reopens Past Thresholds at Old Hall
A nostalgic scene unfolds as a woman relives her wedding memories, noting the hall’s familiar look after twenty years. Nick carries her across the threshold just as he did on their wedding trip, rekindling a nineteen year old feeling in the moment.
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