New York to Europe Exodus Sets 1925 Record Cruise
The article notes a massive 1925 passenger surge from New York as over ten thousand tourists sailed on eleven ships headed to Europe. It highlights liner capacity fills on the Homeric and multiple Cunard, Holland America, and other lines, plus a story of the Mutrux honeymoon family of twelve navigating the voyage.
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Amarillo
Homeric
Cunard Line
Carmania
Andania
California
Paris
Plymouth
Harve
Nieuw Amsterdam
Cedric
Bergensfjord
Bergen
Orduna
Southhampton
Conte Verde
Naples
Roosevelt
Minnekahda
Louis E. Mutrux
St. Louis
Mutrux
Europe
Edward Mutrux
Preserverance
Mrs. Mutrux
President Coolidge to Read Biographies This Summer
The Missouri paper notes President Coolidge will spend most of the summer reading biographies of great Americans and jokes about which figures he might start with, including baseball players, football heroes, or movie stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Missouri
Old Guard Senators Bid to Oust Coolidge in 1928
The message reportedly circulated to Republican national committeemen and committee women claims Dawes plans a crusade against senate rules to remove Calvin Coolidge from the White House in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Senate
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Committee
Senator LafFollette Led Frugal Senate Career
The longtime United States senator LafFollette was never accused of wealth. His estate totaled 258000 with 29000 of debt, showing his senatorship did not serve as a stepping stone to wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
LafFollette
Plan for Aug 1 mourning observance announced
Chicago followers announce a national day of mourning for Senator LaFolletta to be observed on August 1 with scheduled ceremonies and public gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator LaFolletta
Chicago
Daily Radio Program Highlights From July 2 1925 Schedule
A compact listing of radio programs across stations including Atwater Kent Artista Silvertown Orchestra and Whittington Park Orchestra. Detailing times for weather, baseball scores, concerts, classical and dance programs, and vocal performances across city and regional stations.
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Atwater Kent Artista
Flilvertown Orchestra
Orran
Aniston Hireeh
WCAD
Zion
Davenport
Sanctissa
Silvertown Orchestra
Wdonnore
WHO
DFS
Il P
WDA
Kansas City
Nighthawk
Ovianha
Bardali
DOT Srpnika
DOT Srpnika—374.8 Biss
Daily Sport Review
Whittington Park Orchestera
Woe
MPHIA
wyAa
Dallas
Satisfied Fire
Evelyn Finty
Aida Choral Club
Dinner Concert Night Market and Golf Highlights
Mountain standard time bulletin from KOA Denver lists dinner program at 6 P M with a 6 30 P M segment on stocks markets and golf plus reference to a Denver event.
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KOA
Denver
Silent Stations List Promises Varied Evening Programs
Thursday listings show multiple stations including KOO Oakland KGO Los Angeles KFI and KGW Portland with concerts orchestras and children programs. Station managers reserve rights for late or unannounced changes as schedules run through 6 to 10 PM.
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KOO
Oakland
Sheridan
Acta
KGO
Halstead
Los Angeles
Corcert
Hickman
KFI
Bon Ton Orchestra
Tiviora
Schubert Quartette
Chickering Hall
KPO
San Francisco
Linda
Geiger
Orchestre Bay & M
NOTH
Progressive Series Music Normal Opens Here Today
Beginning today a five week session of the Progressive Series Normal opens in the Women's Club rooms of the Municipal auditorium. Lola Stone-Evans of Chicago leads with Ruth Kitchell of Independence and director HRD Supendence and Lelia Butt of Springfield as organizers and efficiency directors. The program covers piano methods music appreciation studio management practice teaching and piano principles for music teachers. Hours are 8:30 to 2:30 daily through August with teachers from the Panhandle and Amarillo enrolled.
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Municipal Auditorium
Lola Stone-Evans
Chicago
Ruth Kitchell
Independence
Ind
Supendence
Lelia Butt
Springfield
Ohio
Lola Stonefvans
Art Publication Society
Panhandle
Amarillo
Fun-seekers fill streets as calm returns long past
The article notes a restless public eager for entertainment after a period of constraint, describing crowds moving through venues and a desire for cheerful gatherings. It highlights social energy and the urge to enjoy communal amusements after restrictions ease.
The Globe Praises Its Texan Reporter
The Globe touts its finest correspondent in Texas who works without paste pot or scissors to craft stories.
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The
Globe
Texas
Local notes and ads from Stratford area
Stratford items highlight business visits and local commerce including L. M. Price visiting, packing house plans by Miles Bivins, Rin-Tin-Tin film showings, market activity at Wea term Packing, new potato arrivals for J. E. Bryant company, and Higg inbotham sales on the road. Also mentions Mission Coffee Shop offerings and travel ads for A Drive It rental.
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West
Miles Bivins
Weaterm Packing Company
Smoire
J. E. Bryant
California
Lana
Armiarillo
J. K. Bryant Company
Mission Coffee Shop
Polk Street
Frank Higginbotham
E. L. Higginbotham
Frank
South Plains
Walter Crossett
Gayle McFadden
Gayle, Jr
Palm Beach
Fla
Gaines D. Whitsitt
Sunset Road
Lefforga & Co Insurance Bonds Real Estate
F M Lefforga & Co advertise services in insurance bonds and real estate with contact by phone 130.
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F. M. Lefforga & Co
Diary Style Day in New York Sparks Lively Anecdotes
July 1 entry humorously chronicles Edna Ferber winning the Pulitzer, a singing teacher eviction, a playful kiss, and a walk with Charles Norris after reading his novel Pig Iron. The narrator tours Jersey by coach, reflects on black bugs as a metaphor for human progress, then returns home to bed.
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Edna Ferber
P. L. Crosby
Sumner
Charles Norris
Jersey
Closing of Jack's on Sixth Avenue Ends Era in New York
New Yorkers mourn the closing of Jack's after 34 years as a cosmopolitan meeting place for royalty, society, Broadway, and the theater crowd. Proprietor Jack Dunstan retires at 72 with a fortune. waiters, some worth over 100000, and tales of the Battling Nelson Grill recall a bygone era. A Park Avenue hotel note adds a humorously practical card about cocktails in the bathroom.
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Jack’s
Sixth Avenue
Fortleg
Jack Dunstan
Wailer
Broadway
Jack
Nelson Grill
Dowstairs
Frawley
Frank O’malley
Park Avenue
Debuts and Dreams Behind the Gilded Cabaret
A memoiristic slice cites costly musical debuts funded by impresarios, who promise fame and newspaper glory yet deliver little. One tale recounts chorus singers confronting a manager after being paid poorly, singing a defiant line about the price of ambition.
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the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Overland Knight Company Honors Employees With Dinner
The Overland Knight Company held a celebratory dinner at Hotel Palo Duro after May sales exceeded expectations. Dewey White served as toastmaster while H Lott thanked staff for cooperation and urged continued effort. Speakers included Ed Slaughter and several company members as attendees enjoyed music by the Night Owls orchestra.
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Pany
Palo Duro
Dewey White
Ed Slaughter
Overland-Knight
John N. Willys
H. Lott
Henry Ansley
L. Sanderson
Fred Connally
John P. Garvey
H. M. Barrett
G. H. Britt
E. H. Powell
H. Vested Lott
Warren Lott
R. L. Loyd
W. H. Adams
Joe Ezemack
Fred Miller, Jr
Leslie Barringer
H. A Smith
C. H. Britt
H. J. Beck
One Wife on Approval 47 TIOLET DARE
Cynthia Leland faces marital strain as Noel Gardner pursues her amid her mother in law’s meddling. Jim travels to Honolulu with his mother while Cecile Malcolm presses Noel’s suit. The pair enjoy a winter retreat, coasting and skiing, as Cynthia contemplates divorce and a possible life with Noel.
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Cynthia Leland
Jim Leland
Jim
Honolulu
Cynthia
Noel Gardner
Madame Leland
Louilla
Stanley
Cecile Malcolm
Noel
Cecile
St. Helene Jordan
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WAG
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CKAC
CNBE
CNRE
CNBT
College of Progressive Series
L. M. Price
Stratford Banker
Rin-Tin-Tin
Amarillo Planing Mill
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James A. Bush
Biggs Investment Co
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