Poultry Show Highlights Growing Panhandle Industry
The Tri-State Poultry Show opens tomorrow at the auditorium, signaling poultry raising as a developing industry in the Panhandle. The piece notes many locals devote full time to poultry or gain profits on the side, and it stresses Amarillo still relies on distant regions for meat chickens and eggs. It argues the Panhandle has ample room for growth, with nearby feed sources and favorable conditions, and urges the show to spur local attention to opportunities in poultry farming.
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Tri-State
Panhandle
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Urges Dropping Protest On Abilene Game
The Amarillo paper sides with fans opposing a protest over Abilene football team eligibility. District officials upheld the disputed player's status. even if he played briefly, witnesses say the outcome would not have changed. Amarillo argues no justification exists for protest as the score was not close.
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Amarillo
Screen Suggestion and Censorship Debate in 1930s Press
An eminent psychoanalyst argues that only innate moral weakness leads youths to crime from films and books, challenging censorship. The piece urges producers to favor clean, truthful depictions and warns that failure could demand stricter public censorship to guard youth mental and moral standards.
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Bisch
New York
Farrar Returns to Carnegie Hall in Silver Gown
Geraldine Farrar reappeared in New York singing after four years, receiving warm applause. She slipped but recovered quickly, thanked the audience, and gave two encores, prompting a moving wave of sympathy. Evangeline Booth departs for Chicago. Chinese authorities ban The Big Parade.
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Geraldine Farrar
New York
Carnegie Hall
Miss Farrar
Two Flights Up in a House of Secrets and Debt
Bond salesman Warrington becomes a paying guest in Mrs. Bayne's house amid a strained family scene. Holly and Margaret endure quiet misery as Furness Brooks courts Holly, while a hidden suitcase of stolen bonds tests loyalties. Warrington contemplates guilt over selling the bonds as Tom Bayne nears pardon.
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Moward Warrington
Warrington
Bayne
Mrs. Bayne
Holly
Margaret
Hilda
Trousseau
Tie
Margaret’s
Famous Foes Sour Visaged and Pensive Humorists
A Mary Roberts Rinehart column surveys the grim, self conscious state of professional humorists led by Irvin Cobb, Will Rogers, and Robert Benchley. It notes editors cajole writers to stay funny, cites signed magazine work at high pay, and recalls anecdotes of misfired material and celebrity nights. The piece closes with reflections on a bank crisis scene and a personal moment of tension.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Irvin Cobb
King Lardner
Bugs Baer
George Ade
Will Rogers
Robert Benchley
Margaret
Harrison Bank
Samuel Parker
Europe
Warrington
Gilbert
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Metropolitan Newspaper Service
Peter and Terror the Goshawk Clash in the Green Forest
Peter Rabbit and Jumper the Hare wake to rumors Terror the Goshawk has arrived from the North. A swift encounter unfolds as Terror swoops on Mrs Grouse, who escapes into a bramble tangle with snowshoe-like defense. Peter’s doubt gives way to alarm as Hunters and fears for the briar patch rise.
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Peter Rabbit
Jumper the Hare
Green Forest
Peter
Briar Patch
Jumiper
Peer
Terror
Goshawk
Poth
Mrs. Grouse
Green Meadow
T. W. Burgess
Mrs Masury Exposed by Fake Wealth At Summer Resort
Mrs. Masury, known for bragging about wealth, faced exposure when a kitchen fire forced guests to leave a summer hotel. She texted her husband to announce openings and servants ready for her return, prompting onlookers to view her status with renewed suspicion as a later telegram revealed her deception.
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Mrs. Masury
Husband
Hilda
Pigeons Stole the Spotlight at a British Matinee
A humorous 1927 McNaught Syndicate fragment describes pigeons and British performers in a scene where a gallery voice heckles a musical revue. The quip undercuts grandiose stage moments with playful wit. No precise events or dates are given.
Baby custody goes to Max Linder brother in Paris
Paris dec 7 custody of the baby daughter of Max Linder the French Charlie Chaplin was awarded to Maurice Leuville Linders brother under a will provision amid a family dispute The court fight drew involvement from former President Millerand who spoke for the wifes side and Paul Boncour the ex cabinet minister for the Linder family
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United Press
Paris
Max Linder
Charlie Chaplin
Linder
Maurice Leuville
Millerand
Paul Boncour
Tucker Issues Order On Fishing in Gulf
In Galveston county district court a permanent injunction bars Game Commissioner Will Tucker from closing bays around Galveston to nets and seines. Assistant Attorney General Joe Brown said Texas will not appeal while constitutional questions remain unsettled. Commercial fishermen had challenged Tucker's procedure as unconstitutional, claiming he exceeded his power.
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Austin
Galveston County
Will Tucker
Galveston
Seins
Joe Brown
Tucker
Circus Girls Kidnapped by Train Robbers
Unconfirmed reports from Nogales say bandits in Jalisco raided La Quemada, looted a circus train, and abducted several young actresses, mostly foreigners, forcing the engineer to divert south of La Quemada. About 100 bandits looted stores, seized horses, and delayed a Guadalajara Nogales passenger train.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
la Quemada
Modelo Circus
Beas
Guadalajara
Jalisco
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6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur CG. Awk
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Evangeline Booth
Chicago
The
Salvation Army
China
Mary Roberts
Rinehart
James
James Cox
Tom Bayns
Furneas Brooks
Comique
Fifth Avenue
Forty- Second Street
Orie
Teter
Gulf
Manent
Waters
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