New York Day by Day in a Tangled City Scene
D O McIntyre writes of New York life with wry vignettes from February, noting fashion, signs, architecture, and urban characters. He recalls figures from Times Square to Hoboken, Prohibition era shifts, and a famed blind violet seller turned real estate investor, ending with a peek at saloon-era crowd dynamics.
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Drake’s
Times Square
New York
Optician
Frank Tannebaum
Iowa
Edwin Markham
Julius Tannen
Phil
Jack
Hoboken
Policy on Our Hero's Life 3 and Moon Mullins-Emmy Health
The item notes Percyfield, a notorious bank robber, remains at large and mentions salesman Sam Moon Mullins Emmy suffering heart trouble again. It presents a sensational, tabloid style update on crime and personal health without detailed action or dates.
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Moon Mullins
Emmy
Missing vagabond with colorful aliases in a shadowed trade
A ragged figure named Mary who ran tear duets, Lavender Joe with a pungent satchel, Skip Goldburg who risked a dislocated shoulder, Blue Pete with a blue face from a powder blast, and Wolf McGannus who scavenged crusts tossed by a confederate. He was nicknamed a dummy chucker among the roaming traders.
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Mary
Lavender Joe
Skip Goldburg
Blue Pete
Wolf McGannus
Patterson Named Amarillo District Manager for Southwestern Bell
J. W. Patterson is introduced as the new manager for the Amarillo district of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. M. P. Caldwell praises the appointment, James L. Shea reports Potter County’s cash basis and strong bond standing, and Sheriff Wooley Pollard notes efficient department readiness.
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J. W. Patterson
Southwestern Hell Telephone Company
Amarillo
M. P. Caldwell
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Patterson
James L. Shea
Potter County
Wooley Pollard
Viaduct Completion Opens Glenwood Access
Construction of the concrete viaduct under the Santa Fe railroad at Twenty Fourth street is finished and workers lay pavement. The passage provides easy access to Glenwood and routes traffic to Llano cemetery, with many Glenwood streets gravelled and better connection to paved streets north and south from the business district.
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Santa Fe
Twenty- Fourth Street
Glenwood
Llano Cemetery
Busi News
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Canadian River Chechako Oil
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Johnson Ranch Mellroy Oil Co
Nabob Qi Co
Neptune Panfield Qi Co
Panhandle Elke Panhandle Oil
Sullivan Sunburst Oil
Spring Creek Smith Royalty
Rock Island Triangle Oil
OIL & Money Digest
Central Oil Stock Exchange
Amarillo Bldg
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Smith Building
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Liackburn Bldg
DE Luxe Dry Cleaners
North Fillmore
Yenth
Duke Drug CO
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News-Globe
Amarillo Rubber Stamp Company
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Country Farm
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