Censors for Show to Investigate Amarillo Performance
A three woman censor committee travels from Amarillo to Vernon to review a stage revue titled Flushes of the Great White Way for possible legal action. Their trip follows a protest by the Women’s Missionary Union citing newspaper and window-card ads. Sponsors warned they will defend the show’s right to perform if no legal grounds exist. The revue, praised in other Texas cities, is billed as a high class musical revue and is booked at the Auditorium tomorrow night.
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Amarilg Priday
Vernon
Ganerty
Amarliy
Mre
Charies Unit
A. A. Wellmaker
George Ashford
Chiva Shrine
Women's Missionary Union
Tia
Pelo
Forc of
Kitc
Seontime
WW P
Nfs
Norge
Goel
Texas
Amarillo
Khiva Shelne
Snon
Austorium
Weather forecast misspelled air and temperature outlook
The excerpt shows garbled weather notes with a predicted warmer spell and a high around 40, low near 18, plus a reference to a year-old photo feature in The Misrlan newspaper and a cafe at the Amarillo Motel offering food.
Oil Men Over Fields Tour Amid Industry Exchange
More oil men travel across fields as Soltelic Mona of the Pere it company and Jones, superintendent of Mel Texas division of ahr value campatty, lead a delegation. Their headquarters lie at Mesin Mi, FoRel is van of a major centa Lae youth and Mp. Tinea alag holds a key post, and the group aims to inspect sites and discuss production with WW. Sha, representing tear and Min, along with Oklahoma contacts, during the PulhnnideGittietde visit.
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Soltelic
Tayas
Pere It Company
Tow. Jones
Genta
Producrion
Mel Texas
Ahr Value Campatty
Ave
Ig Amaro
Mesin Mi
FoRel
Tinea
Prey
Fae
Sha
Oklahoma Awl
Sewagh Records Sep Oin Hor Today Feet Worth
Sewagh records Sep oin hor today as prices rise to new highs. Trading notes show a February wage spike and a strong market for commodities and foods. The column highlights top price marks, including a notable sale and advancing costs in early February.
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Sewagh Records
Third Degree Abolished by Bill Sent to Governor
A bill abolishing the third degree and extending protections for officers of the law passed the assembly. It now goes to the governor for approval. The measure bars use of evidence obtained through violations of state or national constitutional provisions, shielding defendants in criminal cases.
Colorado Gulf Highway Meet to Bring Regional Members Together
A regional meeting of the Colorado Gulf Highway Association will be held in Trinidad Colorado on Friday in March to gather members from Colorado New Mexico and Texas. The convention aims to unite delegates from Den yer to Amarillo with morning and afternoon sessions and a reception hosted by the Trinidad Gas and Animas Chamber of Commerce. An executive committee meeting will plan the broader May membership gathering in Dallas.
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Globe + Mialvatt
Tex
Coformy-Gulf Highway Association
Colorado
New Mexico
Wil
Texas
Smu
Amarillo
Trinidad
Dot
H. Walker
Denyer
Automo Dite
Magus
Nelepatiods
Aniosas Chanher
Commarre
Nell
Dalkart
Law Enforcement League Plans for Brogham Work
A meeting of about twenty five men and women from various churches formed the Law Enforcement League to organize committees for the Toagty to Enforce Law effort. J B Dooley was named treasurer and May Mer gearlerna M. Duplex was authorized to start plans for the work. Regular officers were adopted and a program of activities outlined to guide the league’s field efforts.
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J.B. Dooley
Eal
Chretien Curgh Arnes
Mr Dooley
eVatoury
Geerelara M. Duplex
Rumors of Big Doings in Owl Circles Reach County
Field reports from Teimere iy olleyp and Naminds indicate activity by laser company firms near Helen ay and Uhieninson county. Production lines and sawed timber plans appear tied to the Croaby wall project, with concentrations of prairie activity and possible allocations for American tevm company No 1.6 and others.
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OWL
Teimere
Olleyp
Helen
al Poeinese
Mimen
Uhieninson
Dell Fie
American Tevm Company
Orl
Grim Reaper Meanest Man Reward Offer Makes Headlines
A $300 reward is offered in a western city for information leading to the arrest of the person who poisoned dogs. The appeal, printed with a long poem, emphasizes protection for owners and a plea for justice. The piece includes editor John L. Warriorts and notes strict confidentiality for informants. The column also recounts a dramatic animal cruelty incident witnessed near a busy street.
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Grim Reaper
Pacific Ocean
Ameo
Mathon
John L. Yh
Glob
Lin
Maumee
Charles
Moody
Infarna
Joint Meeting Highlights Community Helpers at East Site
A irregular council style session at the East site weekly meeting covered community project planning and church cooperation. Attendees discussed how local groups can work together to aid residents, with notes on newspaper involvement and future agendas.
Allies Fear to Quit Cologne Amid Treaty Tension
Reported Allied anxiety over withdrawing from Cologne as postwar treaties loom. Officials weigh German demobilization terms and security guarantees, with worries about future stability and the shape of the peace.
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Cologne
University Co eds Debate Identity in Campus Activism
A fragmented report notes University of rings coats and Notre Dame references as coeds discuss identity and politics. It cites a Norwegian novel and mentions a figure tied to a national association amid vague campus events and shifting gender ideas.
Home of Strife Not Good Risk in Mortgage Case
Albert A. Randall, contractor and homebuilder, faces a heavy tort claim after alleged coercion during a mortgage dispute in Agarit. Court notes indicate steady employment in the family, with funds to be paid and ownership to be clarified. Payments on interest and principal are discussed, with notes on control and mortgage terms.
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Agarit
Albert A. Randall
Ricard Saya
Fauily
Tie Fonds
Iona
Voda Cirien
McDonalt
Marymere Farm Buildings Burn
A damaged and partially readable OCR fragment reports a fire at Marymere farm structures. Names and precise details are obscured, but the incident is described with mentions of related locations and people in a period newspaper voice.
Carbon Black Fight Debate Dominates Austin Meeting
In Austin on February 27, members of the oil and gas committee heard opposition to carbon black plans. Representative Daniel Thal led the debate against bill passage while supporters cited power plant benefits and lower costs. Multiple petitions from Panhandle cities were presented as questions arose about the bill’s impact on industry and electricity supply.
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Austin
Fury
Reproseme
Daniel Thal
Wotian
Heys Sentathar
Cine
Auatin
Q.l. Num
Utr
Oil and Gas Committee
Nino
Ifromy Wiggins
Verrytuis
Mobeevic
Groom
Clarendon
Men
Sais
Ooker
Panhandie
I_studae
G. W. Bradgington
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