Editor Calls Smith a Republican Asset and Hoovers Cheer
April 207 William Allen White, editor of the Em poria Gazette, says Alfred E. Smith is the best Democratic brain yet advocates that he will help rouse rural West voters for Hoover. White predicts farmers will turn Republican in four months as they grow angry with Democrats. He doubts Roosevelt can withstand campaigning and notes Murray epitomizes agrarian farmers but may be replaced by Roosevelt in a protest. Interment arrangements and survivors listed for Mrs. Trimble, wife of E M Trimble, with ties to Texas and Oklahoma communities.
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William Allen White
Emporia
Kansas
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Hoover
White
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William H
Murray
Roosevelt
Special water rates apply only to private Amarillo homes
City commission restricted the special irrigation contract to residences in Amarillo. Operators of apartment houses and other large users applied for contracts, but the city manager said only homes will receive the reduced rate. The deal, effective May 1 for six months, sets a minimum $2.70 for 10 000 gallons and 15 cents per additional 1000 gallons.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Bill Durham
Propaganda Against Dollar Stirs New York Report
Vienna rumors about U S financial conditions are dismissed as propaganda. J P Morgan and Co did not participate in Kreuger offerings or present Kreuger in the United States. Kreuger affairs are viewed on Wall Street as a minor influence on the nation’s markets.
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New York
Vienna
United States
Paris
J. P. Morgan and Co
Kreuger
Insull
Wall Street
Services Today for Mrs Vida Trimble
Funeral services were to be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon for Mrs Vida Williams Trimble 71 Texas pioneer who died Tuesday morning Dr Ira F P Key pastor of Polk Street Methodist Church was to officiate at the services in Griggs Funeral Chapel Jim Shelton Hall Medford Dick
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Vida Williams Trimble
Texas
Banter on Free Banquet Foods Sparks Local Outcry
Victor Bancroft recalls a town banquet where many diners enjoyed two dollars of free meals and praised regional brands including Draper-Ross celery Pinkney’s ribs Best Maid dressings Golden Light coffee and Mrs. W A Palmer biscuits. He lists over 200 diners’ names and finds only a fraction used the brands or remembered them. He laments apparent hometown ingratitude and urges support for local plants.
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Amarillo
Draper-Ross
Pinkney
San Francisco
Chicago
Atlanta
New York
Victor Bancroft
Saving on Insurance Dear Tack
Letter praising Amarillo fire department for lower policy costs and risk checks. Writer cites $12,000 yearly savings to insurance policy holders and urges inspectors to be equally efficient in risk assessment and policy reviews.
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Amarillo
Nine foot telegram and police dog notice in Amarillo
A nine foot telegram with three thousand words from the Veterans of Foreign Wars to Congressman Marvin Jones is on display at the Golden Bear Cafe. Also seeks help locating a missing German police dog named Jack, with 1932 license and vaccination tags, from W. L. Toomey.
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Marvin Jones
Amarillo
John B. Golding
Golden Bear Cafe
Ninth and
Polk Streets
Tack
Jack
W. L. Toomey
Lincoln Street
London Dispatch Rates World Crisis Unprecedented
A London dispatch quotes Andrew Mellon saying no world condition justifies losing faith in our ability to handle it. The article notes Mellon spoke before the Pilgrims Society amid reflections on the current crisis and U S resolve.
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London
Andrew W. Mellon
America
Great Britain
Pilgrims Society
Miles Frost Reflects on World Conditions and Toasts to Leaders
Miles Frost references an ambassador's revelry with champagne to King George and the President of the United States. The remark hints at an optimistic view of global outcomes and current events.
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Champaigne
King George
United States
Miles Frost
Unemployed man seeks work in Amarillo area
A letter from a middle aged man in Amarillo states over two years of unemployment. He has grocery experience, a fair education, and neat appearance, and offers to work for room, board, and a small wage.
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Amarillo
Olivia Faces Truth in Silent Dilemma With Nick
Olivia sits in a tense room with Nick while guilt over delaying a letter to Harry grows. She battles a crushing depression and the urge to reveal everything, planning to send a telegram to bring Harry into the truth.
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Olivia
Nick
Harry
Livvy seeks solitude as emotional tension rises
Olivia abruptly leaves to be alone after a tense exchange with Nick. He pleads and expresses concern while she insists she is fine and必须 thinking thoughts, resisting comfort and reassurance. The moment ends with Nick offering gentle sympathy as Olivia struggles to hold back tears.
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Olivia
Livvy
Nick
Ling
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