Young woman plans to own fastest airplane for independence
The article portrays a ambitious young American woman who seeks her father’s consent to purchase and fly the fastest high power Beart aircraft. She envisions self reliance, hangar space, and personal aeronautical achievement, challenging traditional roles and urging peers to pursue education, work, and aviation. The piece also notes broader American enthusiasm for bold ventures and a polar exploration comparison.
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Toomar
Soul Ai
Weather forecast summary for Friday and weekend
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday. Friday temperatures ranged from a high of 70 to a low of 49, with recent readings around 70 and 52. The weather outlook notes typical conditions without precipitation and references a location near Mission.
Mrs Mary Baker Claude dies at home in Claude
Mrs Mary A Baker, wife of J T Baker, died at 2 PM Thursday at the family home in Claude. She leaves her husband, one son Horace and five daughters, with funeral at Claude Christian Church at 3 30 PM conducted by Rev F W O Malley. Burial in Joiner Cemetery under Griggs Undertaking. The family were long-time Panhandle residents.
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Mary A. Bake
J. T. Baker
Lende
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W. P. Bennett
Bart Caton
J. D. Woodburn
Bonnie Baker
J. OD. Martin
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Fourteen Miners Trapped in Idaho Mine Rescue Hope Wanes
Wallace Idaho April 14 reports say fourteen miners trapped at the Weela mine seven miles from Wallace remained alive but their exact location near the 1,600 foot level was unclear. Three men earlier rescued from the 1,000 to 2,000 foot levels. Twelve men per shift working to reach entombed workers under Wh Po Starks at Coeur d Alene district rescue station.
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Associated Pres Wallace, Ddahe
Imell
Hecht
Cat Birke
Tierve
Card
Walhace
Idaho
Po Starks
Coeur de Alene Durtet
West Texas rain soaks Gray County oil field area
Storms move across West Texas with heavy showers and drizzle, pouring rain over Gray County and oil districts near Wilcox. Reports show a 0.9 inch rain at 10 am and continued showers into the afternoon, easing in some towns like Abilene and Stratford, with several communities recording over an inch in the past two days. The Panhandle field remains active as oil operations report weather-affected activity and a well near Wilcox shows limited penetration.
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Wichita Pass
Wolentia Melils
Hau Angelo
West Texas
Annarly
Abilene
Stramford
Asan
Lampoon Issued Held by Postal Service Over Obscenity
Harvard Lampoon issue delayed by post office and Boston police for alleged obscenity. The April edition, described as unfit for publication under postal laws, features cartoons and provocative content prompting authorities to withhold circulation.
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Washington
Lampoon
Harvard
Postotiies
Boston
Gadders of Liberty
Blood donors aid Dawson at Texas State Teachers College
A baseball player named Mainhi Dawson, third baseman for the Wee Texas State Teachers College at Union, underwent an operation after a blood transfusion. The injury occurred when he ran into a truck while attempting to catch a fly ball at a game here on Wednesday.
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Mainhi Dawson
Wee! Texas State Teachers College
Union
Young Dawson
Tie
W Kiaues
Reds Chief Charged in Liquor Case at Gingin Narrows
In a Federal war era case from the Associated Wise, April 24, authorities charge Reds chief with illegal possession of liquor during a raid. Herrmann, owner of the Cincinnati National League baseball club, and seven others implicated. A booster crew on the seventeenth floor of the Motel Staler allegedly handled thirteen cases of real beer seized in the band.
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Herrmann
Cincinnati National Leamne
Roy
StaNler
Airship Return from Bermuda in Twenty Hours
Reported airship voyage returned from Bermuda in about twenty hours. The craft departed mid ocean path and reached its destination after a swift passage. Officials in Los Angeles noted the voyage proceeded under favorable weather with navigation proceeding smoothly.
World Pact Seen in Church Union
A Methodist unification plan is said to threaten paganism and provoke a universal church federation. Leaders from Northern and Southern Methodist churches warn that merging would alter denominational power, potentially empowering anti-unificationists and troubling racial and political dynamics in the church.
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Neiaba
Scar
Antonio Hidiiech
Methodist
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South
Widterseearch
Riteny
Layne Taviring
Avernani
Pagamen
Universal Unification
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Ener Fine
Mertrodietmniverey
Dallas
Bulgarian Communist Slain as Balkans Brace for Turmoil
Sofia reports Ivan Manoeff, a member of the secret Bulgarian communist party committee, shot by police amid Moscow linked unrest. Bullying reports of provisional government at Varna and king’s possible escape persist. Balkan states brace for heightened terrorism and military mobilization.
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Ivan Manoeff
Bulgarian Communist Party
Prese
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Ris
Associated Press
Balkan
Weather News From Western States and Midwest
A broad summary notes intense heat in the Plains and Pacific Northwest with unusual warmth across the Middle West. It reports heavy rainfall in western Montana, rising rivers, and mounting concerns for spring crops, plus cooler, unsettled conditions in the Midwest and a sweep of storm warnings affecting Missouri and nearby states.
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Obama
Gower
Aspera
Ariel Lee
Arguments in Wheeler Case Began Today in Falls City
In Falls, Mont, on April 24, arguments opened in the Wheeler case involving Senator Burton Ko Wheeler. District Attorney John H. Slattery presented to the twelve jurors who are to decide the verdict, warning against smuggling prejudice and declaring the jurors the enemies at justice.
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Burton Ko
Interior Department
John II
Slattery Wheeler
Wali Smputly
Jisties
San Jacinto Child Burned by Trash Fire
Margaret Kern a year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Kern of 301 Virginia avenue San Jacinto was severely burned shortly after noon when she fell into a garbage fire smoldering in the back yard of their home In the blaze her legs and arms were burned A physician was called and treated her injuries for the Ity Light and Water company field worker involved is a salesman for the company
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Kern
Virginia Avenue
San Tacinto
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Campeepless Confectionery Sold to Herbert Campeless
The Campeepless Confectionery on Fourth Street has been purchased by Herbert Campeless, a former sheriff. The business name will change to Herberts Confectionery under new ownership.
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Fourth Street
CA. Herbert
Toputs
Herbert
Ped umpbell perjury case stalls as jurors deadlock
Indictment charges Jesse Ped umpbell with perjury. Jurors have failed to reach a verdict since late last night and court officials expect a hung jury or dissolution of partnership in the Mayer case. Trial continues this afternoon with hopes for resolution soon.
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Jesse
Taeaker
Mayer
Convention trip checks sought by West Texas Chamber
A list of 100 businessmen and Amarillo officials is being assembled to fund a special train to Mineral Wells for the 1926 regional convention. Calls to the Board of City Development urged to secure signatures and checks promptly to ensure funds reach officials early.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
J. O. Thompson
Roy Pool
Cal Farle
Hall
Frank Brown
M. WW
Cunningham
George Lindsay
Harry Fisher
Odom
Board of City Development
Cauecks
Wim
Amarillo Hill School Junior YMCA Holds Evening Meeting
The Amarillo Hill school junior Y M C A held a regular meeting at the high school last Monday evening. Saunders spoke on The Boy from the Business Man's Standpoint. Superintendent MelIntosh discussed The Boy in General Preparation for His Life Work. J B Lewis, former boys work superintendent for the YMCA, gave brief remarks.
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Amarillo Hill
Saunders
W. A. MelIntosh
Amarillo Public
J. B. Lewis
Y.M.C.A
His
Vandervelde Fails to Form Belgian Cabinet
Brussels April 24 Emile Vandervelde socialist leader informed King Albert that he could not form a cabinet to replace Premier Ulis who resigned April 5. The AP report notes the difficulty in assembling a government and continuing political instability in Belgium.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Emile Vanedervelde
Albert
Bum
Theunis
Pound hits highest wartime level on London market
The Associated Press reports on April 24 that the pound sterling rose to $4.80 on the London market, the highest point since the war. A misprint mentions a Coffee Shop at the Amarillo area being famous for food.
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Associated Press
London
Amarillo Orea
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