Rum Carrying Vessel Seized Off Boston Wharves
Boston February 15. A rum running vessel named the Clarence B. Mitchell was seized by Customs Collector Joseph A. Maynard after agents encountered armed smugglers at the Boston fish pier. The crew attempted to haul liquor onto trucks but retreated when confronted, with one officer left at the dock to nab a suspect as the smugglers fled to sea.
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Boston
Joseph A. Maynard
Clarence B. Mitchell
Maynard
Boston Fish Pier
Tech May Become Part of Lubbock
The south half of Texas Technological College campus may join Lubbock city limits, including Matador field. College business manager W T Gaston asked the city commission for the proposal and was approved by the commission. Final approval requires college directorate consent and a resident vote in a special election.
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Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Matador Field
W. T. Gaston
City Commission
Unpaid Fines Keep Girls in Jail Here
Unpaid fines of 63 dollars kept two young women in Potter County jail after pleading guilty in a justice of peace court to theft of goods valued under 60 dollars. Kitty Paul 17 and Elizabeth Lanningham 19 were arrested Wednesday night at a tourist camp on West Sixth Avenue where the theft allegedly occurred. Neither had been in Amarillo long.
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Kitty Paul
Elizabeth Lanningham
Potter County
Justice of Peace
West Sixth Avenue
Amarillo
TACK LETTERS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2
A jumble of letters and notes discusses city rain expectations, local pride, and Civic matters. Readers seek work in housekeeping and sewing, offering services and references. A letter questions police enforcement and calls for systemic reform of laws and officials.
Most Hon Nudist Puzzles Yamigichi Household
A letter from AOKAT YAMIGICHI questions how a nudist woman cleans and vacuums a house while a vacuum cleaner and a fly-catching tactic seem to operate together. The writer asks which houseboy assists the employer and whether the factory makes the cleaner spread a fly-catching effect, requesting an answer.
Noted Opposing View on Fee System in State Debate
A reader recalls the recent general election where an amendment to abolish the fee system failed by about two to one. The writer critiques editorials urging action on speeding and reckless driving, arguing that fourteen days is too harsh for a minor offense and proposing a one day penalty instead.
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Wolf
Wrong illustration used in advertisement mix up
A large ad in the Amarillo Daily News misprinted an illustration for White King Laundry Soap instead of White King Granulated Soap. The price shown applies to Granulated Soap, not Laundry Soap, which is not sold in this territory. the Globe prints the correct Laundry Soap item.
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Amarillo Grocery Co
Daily News
The
Globe
Call to reform laws over enforcement and personal liberty
The text argues for repealing and amending unjust laws rather than fostering contempt for police. It criticizes officers who faithfully uphold their oaths and highlights the conflict between enforcing laws and protecting personal freedoms.
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Howard
Velvet
Su Ues
SUDS
Houck’s
Ignaation
KING
Lks
Great West
Sally Ann
Karo
Kremel
Jersey
Gog Rg
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Cuit Co
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Maxwell House Coffee
LA France
Stuart Johnson
Market Mer
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Ady
Tech
Khiva
Khiva Temple of the Mystic Shrine
George Hammock
Shriners Abo
San Angelo
Angelo
Anthony's Hospital
Tack
Tam
Laura B. Donohue
North Garfield Street
West Eighth Avenue
Austin
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Battle Creek
Allbran
Lege
Good Housekeeping
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Sixth Street
Lone Star
H. A. Daniels Grocery Co
Caraway Grocery
Durkee's
Mclroy’s
Fred Cornelius
Joe Chambers
Banders
Davis Market
Holly's Fruit
Reed Grocery
Geo
Morehead Market
Silver Grill
E. Greathouse
Central Grocery
M. Ratliff Grocery Co
L. Duniven
City Market
Country Club
Charles Priolo
Tee
Pork & Bea
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