Platform of Mrs. R. S. Thompson Outlined in Amarillo Race
Mrs. R S Thompson announces her platform to succeed Lee Satterwhite. She supports strict liquor law penalties for buyers and sellers and favors repeal of unpopular, unenforced laws. The piece notes enforcement challenges, juror caution, and the likely tough task of repealing unpopular statutes. Thompson has a following and the campaign is expected to be lively in Amarillo.
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NR. &. Thompson
Lee Satterwhite
Thompson
Indiana
Dent Praises Amarillo Climate Fights Wind Talk
Dallas theater owner Louis Dent says Amarillo climate is ideal and far calmer than Chicago. He reports few strong winds since last summer with only brief gusts in fall, noting seaport towns experience more wind. He questions why West and Northwest Texas are associated with high wind.
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Louis Dent
Dallas
Globe
Mr. Dent
Amarillo
Chicago
Amarillo News Sketches From Texas 1925 Economic and Social Notes
A collage of Texas and national references: automobile registrations growth, 1925 gains over 1924, Jolson performances grossing $69,000, a Horace Poole photo in The Dallas News, Amarillo wealth and business activity, open chamber of commerce secretary positions outside major Texas cities, Pawnee and Osage Indian mentions, Eugene Field praise for patience, after-dinner speakers, George F. Baker's age and talks, a large bank dividend, Clarence Dillon in Wall Street banking, a New York column on auto fatalities and Gov Ferguson, Jim Williams managing a distribution deal, and Acme company expansion amid press forecasts for 1926 growth.
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Texas
al Jolson
Chicago
Horace Poole
Amarillo
Dallas News
Travis Club Cigars
Een
Chamber of Commerce
Tawnee Indiana
Pawnee
Eugene Field
Job
Field
George F. Baker
New York
Mia Bank
Clarence Dillon
San Antonio
Wall Street
Hig Penie
Ma’ Ferguson
Ian Jim Willams
Arum Hirick Company
Arkansas Price and Tie Company
Hie
Sheart
Acme
Seond Largret
United Bate Ae
New York Day by Day in D O McIntyre Diary Roles and Revels
In a New York Day by Day diary, D O McIntyre recounts social whirl from barber trims to Chinatown dinners and Broadway chatter. He notes Verne Pater, Jack Conway, Mickey Walker, Ray Long, Irvin Cobb, Julius Tannen, Walter Catlett, Arthur West, and Charles M Schwab among others at salons, theatres, and clubs, with insights on Tannen’s master of ceremonies role and Broadway fads.
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New York
Pepys
Oy Barber
Verne Pater
Jack Conway
California
Billy de Beck
Mickey Walker
Leo
Helen Maral
Ray Long
Irvin Cobb
Fong Hoys
Chinatown
Jusius Tannen
Jollue Tannen
I Vaude Ville
Jan
Wil Rogers
Sticks
Rogers
Tannen
Bowery
Broadway
Walter Catlett
Arthur West
Buchannen
London
Harry Richman
Flashes of Life Collates Global Nonsense and Scandals
The item array reports Baltic searches for a missing Swedish schooner turned pirate craft, film poster inked dynasties, a casino bank claim, stage tragedy in Moscow, hymn censorship in New York, Argentina intrigues, royal recall speculation, and Hollywood accidents plus political jests by Coolidge.
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Associated Press
Stettin
Germany
Baltic Sea
Geneva
Switzerland
London
Arthur de Courcey
Moscow
Catherine the Great
Villian
New York
India
Greenland
Ceylon
Isle
Las Palmas
Argentina
Franco
Hibescu
Abassador
Washington
Margot Asquith
Imon Sincer
Fanny Ehrnegeld
Department of the Army
Charles Neasler
Amerian Master Hairdressers’ Association
Hollywood
Elaine Hammerstein
Calvin Coolidge
The Waves Review of a Texas Girl Tale and Wind Critique
A reader laments The Waves about a Texas girl who loses her parents, finds a troubling life on a Virginia plantation, and succumbs to fear and tragedy by the sea. The piece then attacks The Wind as untruthful about West Texas and urges rejection of the book and its publishers.
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Miary
Tack
Old Virginia
Virginia
West Texas
Sandy in Love and Reckoning with Murillo Strife
Sandy McNeil endures a turbulent marriage to Bien Murillo as a key plot unfolds. After a failed birth and theft of happiness, she pursues independence by working hard and relying on Ramon Worth while Murillo's control and threats linger. A telegram and renewed pressures push her toward grim resolve and self reliance amid mounting family strain.
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Sandy McNeil
Bien Murillo
Murillo
Bob McNel
Sandy
Honolulu
Ramon Worth
Murille
Judith Moore
Ramon
Hanon
Dade
Loneliness and a vow among coastal winds and vows
A troubled woman named Sandy endures family scorn and isolation at a quiet coastal home. As time drags on Ramon offers fragile support while Sandy battles dreams of escape. The environment echoes her inner storm with wind driven waves and relentless silence.
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Ramon
Sandy
Danny and Nanny Find a Winter Home in the Barn
Danny Meadow Mouse and Nanny move into Farm Brown's barn for the winter lured by safety and food. They outsmart Robber the Rat and Black Pussy the Cat while staying alert for Shadow the Weasel and other predators. A ghostly white form signals a shocking turn in their quiet life.
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Danny Meadow Mouse
Danny
Nanny Meadow Mouse
Farmee
Nibbler
Noony
Nanny
Robber
Black Pussy
Cat
Tam
Reddy Fox
Jimmy Skunk
Hawk
Owl Family
Blacky the Crow
Shadow the Weasel
Green Meadows
Rat
Nan
Shadow
Weasel
T. W. Burgess
Passing Strange Observation on Habits and Fear
A fragment notes a woman still pulls up her skirt when she sees a mouse illustrating a curious human habit. The quote, attributed to Eve in London, highlights enduring reactions to small fears.
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London
Protagonist Plans Vivid Revenge in Eerie Tale
A tense scene unfolds as Sandy endures unnerving noises and murmurs a vow of sharp retaliation against Winr and Murillo. She awakens feverish and alert to every sound before slipping into a sweater and rushing outside where Ramon appears.
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Sandy
Murillo
Ramon
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