Prohibition Debate and US Foreign Policy Echoes
The article discusses cross border vice in Tijuana and cases of arrests as Secretary Kellogg era policy comes under scrutiny. It cites Cardinal Mundelein opposing prohibition and discussing repeal, mentions Governor Al Smith as a potential Democratic nominee, and critiques the League of Nations and Mussolini with editorial opinions on US isolation.
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Cardinal Mundelein
America
Congress
Catholic “Extension Magazine
al Smith
New York
Coolidge
Smith
Italy
Germany
Tyrol
League of Nations
Mussolini
United States
Seven Men Held In Tia Juana Vice Probe
Seven men are held in a Tia Juana vice investigation amid reports they may face gun squad punishment. The case is tied to illegal activities and cross border concerns as authorities pursue further details.
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Tia Juana
Amarillo
Stuckey
Editors Poll Reveals Popularity Winner List
The Globe reports over a thousand readers voted in a feature popularity contest with two thirds women. Final points show Ol AG ene ee 536 and various entries totaling around the 2,600s for top finishers.
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Erinl Suries We
Eemoren
Childers
Aleta
Bigck
Gell Cartan Nee Ek
Unknown Washington Brief Cites Reese and Power Figures
Fragmentary notes list Reese and Power figures in Washington coverage. Names and contexts are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Federal judge calls for more and better jails for women
In Sedgwick County Kansas Judge John C Pollock condemned the lack of female facilities as he sentenced two young women to three months in Wichita federal prison. Billie Merrifield and Dovha Mughes pleaded guilty to attempting to embezzle funds from the county jail.
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Kansas City
Kan
Sedgwick County
John C. Pollock
Wichita
Billie Merrifield
Allow Mary Louie Kent
Arkateas
Dovha Mughes
Podge Oly
Federal Grand Jury
Marretih
Sence
Topeka
Pett
Polke
Brecon
Legalize Beverages Not Intoxicating Discussed
Fragmentary notes describe a proposal to legalize non intoxicating beverages. Names such as Wiskmatom and Riker appear in a local discussion with references to meetings and a possible vote or talk event. Community figures discussed include Begpeitsum Rae and Piva Yee in tentative planning.
Dry Law Strictly Enforced in Amarillo Despite Oasis in Oklahoma Field
An Oklahoma paper reports rigid enforcement of the dry law in Amarillo while noting a contrasting oil field area described as an oasis. The article cites regional attitudes and legal enforcement practices amid ongoing temperance debates.
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Oklahoma
Amarillo
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Rally Tonight
Tonight Amarillo hears of the chamber of commerce to be organized with officers and directors elected and the year’s program set. George Magnard says all local men should attend to share ideas and decide how the chamber should proceed. The meeting at 7 20 in the district court room will be chaired by W W Flenniken with about 200 memberships already enrolled and aims for 600.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
George Magnard
America
District Court Room
W. W. Flenniken
Hl. A. Nobles
Horace Russell
Ernest Thompson
G. G. Ordway
Fred Horsbrough
E. W. Hardin
Monte Owens
O. V. Vernon
FE. Johnson
Walter Barlow
C. B. Davis
W. W. Plenniken
Cc. H. Keffer
BE. O. Northeast
W. W. Gibson
Overruled Fall Sinclair and Doheny Case Overview
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a legal ruling involving Fall Sinclair and Doheny. The text mentions detenny and marry et ee fhe Rigars and references various obscured names and actions. The readable portions indicate a judicial decision affecting multiple parties and a procedural outcome.
Family of Four AAR WH Y Elope Five Train MTS Aut
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a family of four and an elopement with trains and locations. Names Reyer Re. tea Bree and Rennie Gaerne appear as garbled entities, with references to a B&B and Seven. Unable to determine a clear event or setting from the legible text.
Comet sighting prompts unusual early evening glow
A reported comet lit the night sky drawing residents from town to observe the sky. Local astronomers offered explanations and noted the object appeared brighter than expected for the season.
Illness Fatal To Adam Davis
Adam Davis 34 son of Mr and Mrs John Pravin died at 2 o clock this morning at the family home 1 Fillmore street Amerille address and affiliations unclear due to garbled text. He leaves his parents and siblings with a list of mourners and extended family noted in the obituary fragment.
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Globe
Muleshoe
John RB. Engledow
Muleshoe Journal
Engle
Dow
Tee
Miller
Clovia
Knghedow
Blood
Adam &. Davin
Johm M. Pravin
Carl Sullivan
Fillemare Street
Jeshelived
Amerille
U S Mexican Push to Tighten Border Amid Peteet Case
United States and Mexican authorities move to curb vice in Tia Juana following the Peteet tragedy. Seven men face murder charges in Mexican courts with potential firing squad if convicted. Saloon closures and bans on women entertainers are ordered. border controls and deportations discussed in San Diego amid consul Behr’s involvement.
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Tia Juana
Mex
Peteet
Audrey
Clyde Peteet
Fiodriguez
Tres Marias Islands
California
San Diego
John L. Bacon
U. S. State Department
F. H. Behr
Mexicalo
Vuria
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Thomas Peteet
Tijuana
Petect
Bellogs
Kellogg
Rawlinson
Church of the Assembly, Plymouth Brethren
Ceepton
University of Chicago
Earth
Maerter
Watt
Globe Comment
Mabakchuk
Polk Street
I. N. Stuckey
Mit
Washington
Reese
Cates
John R. Engledow
Lee Westies
C.C
Sinclair
Doheny
Leen & O
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Police of
West
Audrey Chevrier- Martin
San Francisco
Adam Davis
Amarilloan
U. S
Mexico
Associated Press
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