Five Years of Volstead Act Baffles Amarillo Opinion
A 1925 clipping summarizes mixed views on Prohibition five years after the Volstead Act. It notes higher drinking among the wealthy, reduced use by workers, and irony in white collar indulgence while urging citizens to accept and obey the law to curb crime. It warns bootleggers and disrespect for law undermine good citizenship.
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United States
Amarillo
Scandal in Kansas Governor Buckfoot Davis Arrested
Kansas Governor Buckfoot Davis a Democrat faced graft charges after a past con game involving risked cash and a staged fixed race. His son Russell was seen accepting money as part of a trap set by Dick Smith of the Kansas City Journal-Post.
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Kansas
Jonathan Davis
Buckfoot
Davis
Topeka Avenue
Tonela
Topeka
Russell Davis
Dick Smith
The
Kansas City Journal-Por Thia
Smith
Amarillo
Saturday January 17 1925 Radio Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of station programs across WLW WSAI WCCO WLS WMAQ WGN WHAS WOC KSb WOAW WDAF WMC WFAA KGO KPO KGW Multnomah Strollers and more. Highlights include dinner concerts theatres and orchestras across Cincinnati Chicago Davenport Louisville Omaha Dallas and other cities with multiple time slots from afternoon to late night.
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WLW
Boys Glee Club
LaSalle Orchestra
Theatre Revue
WGN
Chicago
Chapmania Orchestra
WHAS
J.ouisville
WOC
Davenport
Sandman
Connor
Ksb
BT. Louis
L Louis Symphony Orch Woaw
Omanha
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WMC
Memphis
Plectrum Orchestra
WAR
Atlanta
Skylark
Hot Springs
New Arlington Orchestra
WFAA
Dallas
Llanbonnet
Adelphus Orchestra
Convict Pianist Snodgrass Signs Big Vaudeville Contract
Harry M. Snodgrass once a convict piano player at Missouri State Penitentiary now walks free and has signed a large vaudeville contract. His nationwide fame from WOS broadcasts brings donations from across the nation. See window display in City Drug Store Hixtra Speciala for Saturday only Ki. L. Pittman, jeweler.
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Harry M. Snodgrass
Missouri State Penitentiary
WOS
Jefferson City
Hixtra Speciala
Pittman
Witty Texas Column Delivers Jokes and Self-Deprecation
A Texas humor columnist admits theft of jokes as he surveys reader praise and low-cost town comparisons. He recounts gags about threads and union suits, Amarillo and Lubbock prices, and a ranch of lighthearted quips sourced from Wyoming and Texas Ranger humor.
Today’s Crossword Puzzle by a Recognized Authority
Puzzle appears with clues standard across horizontal and vertical lists. Entries include animals foods and actions such as supply food animal without feet rectangular piece hermit and restraint. No narrative events or named persons present beyond puzzle title and construction notes.
Solution of Puzzle No 40
Puzzle solution lists 21 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 and more clues. It pairs terms like Eucharist plate Depart rainbow Actual scrutinize dress covering exists actor and other entries. The word set includes parts of a shoe hair lens ship posts crystal stone palate lashed reigning beauty boxing shear repetition learn and hire Yale.
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Yale
New Orleans Seeing and Sights Through a Visitor’s Lens
A travelogue recounts New Orleans highlights from Metairie Cemetery monuments to French Quarter gaiety. Descriptions cover Gen. Johnston and Gen. Jackson tombs, Lake Pontchartrain, Spanish Fort, St. Charles Street, the market, cabarets, and racing forms. A closing verse notes an old maid and cowboys.
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New Orleans
America
Metairie
Albert Sidney Johnston
Stonewall Jackson
Lake Pontchartrain
Jackson
Holland
St. Charles Street
Worl
Two Divorce Suits Filed Doubling 1925 Pace
Two divorce suits filed with District Clerk J. C. Skillman bring 1925 total to eight, predicting about 192 divorces this year. Mabel Prevett seeks divorce from A. V. Prevett for cruel treatment. they wed in Texhoma Oklahoma on March 9 1918 and separated December 1 1924. A J Bell sues Marie Bell for abandonment. they married in Amarillo September 4 1920. Bicycles 113 West Seventh.
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J. C. Skillman
Mabel Prevett
A. V. Prevett
Texhoma
Okla
A. J. Bell
Marie Bell
Amarillo
Lions Cup Awarded in High School Interscholastic Debates
The Lions club presented a large silver loving cup to the two high school literary societies for inter-society debates. Donald Honey and Edgar Britain of the Philomathian won first and second places as speakers on the negative side of the Philippine independence question. Royce Thompson and McKee Stalkup of the Forum opposed them. Judges were William Boyce, Perry Pierson, and Dr. R. L. Rogers. Weather reduced attendance, with expectations of more hotly contested debates before the final Lions cup winner is announced.
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Lions Club
Judge Boyce
Donald Honey
Edgar Britain
Philomethean Society
United States
Philippine Islands
Royce Thompson
McKee Stalkup
Forum Society
William Boyce
Perry Pierson
R. L. Rogers
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