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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
4
Chief Blackwell, under criticism from various groups, backs a thorough grand jury investigation of his department. He defends handling of violators and prisoner treatment, asserts he was hired on high recommendations, and says exoneration hinges on evidence. If findings are adverse, city commission will act.
Seattle reports the 729 M, once the Sound’s fastest liquor carrier, now transferred to the coast guard by order of Judge Jeremia Weterer. The vessel, valued at 7500 with cargo over 8000, had a 1923 Seattle build and was previously linked to Roy Osted, a Northwest rum king, before being rebuilt by Alfred Hubard.
A simple home remedy suggests dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of water and gargling the throat thoroughly. Repeat in two hours if needed and ensure the pills are genuine Bayer with the Bayer Cross in tin boxes of twelve.
Marcie confesses wrongdoing and asks Harry Morton for a fresh start as Audrey and Nona away at the roadhouse leave space for reconciliation. The pair discuss past flirtations and misunderstandings, culminating in Marcie vowing to change while warning Harry that she will not be outmaneuvered.
A fragmented sports item notes a rapid change in conditions and a diver named Tee Eamey associated with an event. Readable fragments point to a quick cold break and a team interaction at a meet.
Mr. Grouse recounts hunting dangers and the impact on forest birds. He notes the Longhills woodcock family losses, a Bob White with a leg shot, and fears of hunters returning. Mrs Grouse worries for their children and hopes they stay on safe Green Forest grounds. Farmer Brown's Boy arrives with breakfast.
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