World affairs and politics loom large in staggered notes
The piece critiques New York Times coverage of Coolidge strength, cites Stanfield defeat in Oregon and Pepper in Pennsylvania, warns against world court talk, and discusses Pilsudski, Foch, and broader imperial and domestic political shifts. It touches on Governor Smith, McAdoo, and potential nominating rules, plus British royalty and Mexican church tensions.
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Stanfield
Oregon
New York Times
Coolidge
McKinney
Illinois
Pepper
Pennsylvania
League of Nations
League
Man Who Mailed Death Bomb Gets Life
Blue Lake township constable Asa K. Bartlett was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of August Krubach his daughter Janet and her fiancé William Frank killed by a bomb mailed from Muskegon. The judge lamented the lack of capital punishment under state law.
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Associated Press
Muskegon
Mich
John Vanderwerp
Asa K. Bartlett
Blue Lake Township
August Krubach
Janet
William Frank
Vanderwerp
William R. Frank
Bartlett
Krubach
Frank
Montague
Pioneer G S Vineyard dies at 85 in Amarillo
G S Vineyard aged 85 died at 309 Kentucky avenue at 11 30 this morning after a long illness. A Confederate veteran and Baptist church member, he leaves six sons and two daughters at his bedside. Funeral at 3 o clock tomorrow at his home with Rev G L Yates conducting.
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G. S. Vineyard
Kentucky Avenue
The
Baptist Church
Southwest
W. E. Vineyard
Elk City
Oklahoma
J. O. Vineyard
Goodnight
G. T. Vineyard
8. P. Vineyard
R. L. Vineyard
James Vineyard
Amarillo
Allen Becker
J. Claude Wells
Memphis
G. L. Yates
Temporary restraining order blocks Trapp from primary ballot
In Oklahoma City a district court issued a temporary restraining order preventing the state election board from certifying Gov Trapp as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate in the August primary. The move follows an application by Kitty Fitepatrick of Animore, who argues the governor cannot seek re election under the constitution. Trepp contends he is acting governor, not elected, and challenges the certification.
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Associated Crees
Oklahoma City
State Election Board
M BK Trapp
Kitty Pitepatrick
Animore
Fitepatrick
Trepp
J CC Waltee
Weather outlook for Amara and nearby tonight into Wednesday
A rough weather note for Amara indicates wet conditions tonight and Wednesday with temperature extremes around 0 degrees. Forecast contrasts with past readings of 4 to 8 degrees and mentions unsettled conditions through midweek.
Amarillo Chamber Seeks City Beautification Push
At a noon luncheon the Amarillo chamber of commerce discussed West Texas chamber plans and boosting the city for the convention. Maj. E A Simpson urged citizens to form a committee of one and keep Amarillo growing, while L M Blankenhorn of California predicted Western capital will flood Amarillo with hotel rooms and improved train service. He urged more parks and recreation and cited gas and agriculture as city strengths, noting water as the main growth limiter.
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Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Maj
E. A. Simpson
Polk Street
Broadway
Bowery
Red Devils
W. €. Wylie
W. W. Flenniken
E. H. Atkinson
Hal Worth
Jim Cook
Tulsa
Western Capital
L. M
Mac” Blankenhorn
Pasadena
California
Blankenhorn
Florida
New York City
Amirillo
Palo
Dure Canyon
California Realtors
National Convention of Realtors
Oklahoma
Mr. Blankenhorn
Two Panhandle Men Indicted by Grand Jury
Earl Jackson and Cecil Doyle, both of Panhandle, were named in four indictments charging possession of intoxicating liquor. Deputies arrested them Thursday in an Amarillo cafe after a Panhandle description led to the capture. an automobile was confiscated. Jackson had been released on bonds totaling 1500 for carrying concealed weapons and liquor possession. The two were found armed with a pint and a half of whiskey in their possession at the time of arrest.
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Earl Jackson
Cecil Doyle
Panhandle
Grand
Jackson
Doyle
Amarillo
Shade Rosenbloom bout postponed by rain in New York
The ten round boxing match between Dave Shade of California and Meg Rosenbloom of New York at the Queensboro Athletic Club was postponed to tomorrow night due to rain.
Shanklin Safe After Captivity by Mexican Bandits
Shanklin, of Canyon, was held by Mexican bandits for several days and is now reported safe by his family. Mrs Shanklin said a message reached Vera Cruz stating he is safe and sound. The report came to The Globe this afternoon.
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W. Shanklin
Canyon
Case Against Pollard Up at 9 on Wednesday
Frank Blair seeks $40,000 damages accusing Sheriff Wiley Pollard and County Attorney H K Stanfield of false imprisonment and malicious prosecution over a car theft charge. A motion to dismiss was postponed in federal court until tomorrow morning and presented as a general demurrer.
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Wiley Pollard
H. K. Stanfield
Frankie L. Blair
Blair
Storm sweeps path in Texas causing damage and casualties
A Texas storm destroyed a two story Dallas home and damaged downtown stores while injuring two people. The system tracked from North to East Texas, affecting Denton, Sherman, Bonham and Texarkana with crop and property losses, cattle killed, and a church wrecked in Farmersville.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
East Texas
Arkansas Line
Texarkana
Fort Worth
McKinney
Primitive Baptist
Farmersville
Denton
Dennison
Sherman
Bonham
Elm Fork
Trinity River
Sidney A. Gibson
Nocona Field
Congregation of St Pauls Cthodist Votes to Disband
St Pauls Methodist church at Nine teenth and Van Buren streets voted to discontinue its work. Members were advised to transfer to other congregations. Rev J W Hendrix, pastor for the past months, will leave Saturday for Town. St Pauls church was organized about a century ago.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Nineteenth
van Buren Streets
J. W. Hendrix
St. Paul's Church
Supreme Court upholds dismissal in Osage murder case
The U S Supreme Court ruled lower courts erred in dismissing prosecutions of John Hamers and William Male for the murder of Henry Bean, a Osage, finding federal authorities had not strictly followed required procedures and the government sought to apply the same standard to all related cases. The decision centers on how federal rules govern indictments and the handling of Osage murders amid ongoing investigations.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Imore
Dhemieing
John Hamers
William Male
Henry Bean
Federe
U S Attorneys Not in List of Those Sentenced
David C. McCaleb and M. H. Boynton assistants faced no conviction as a correction notes they were misquoted. An earlier story misquoted ascribing a liquor conviction to them due to missing words "according to" altering attribution. The error hinges on newspaper text and authority for the claim against others.
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U. S
David C. McCaleb
M. H. Boynton
Amarillo Sets City Permit Records in May Construction Boom
Amarillo reports May as the largest month in its history for building permits with a total of 2,073,757 and 304 permits issued. Underhill Construction added additions to San Jacinto and North Amarillo schools, costing 84,916 and 46,053 respectively, helping push the month past 2 million.
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Amarillo
Underhill
San Jacinto
North Amarillo
Ferguson campaign sets 43 speaking dates for Miriam Ferguson bid
Former Gov. James Ferguson announced forty three speaking days in support of Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson’s bid for re election. The schedule runs from June 2 in Beaumont to July 23 in Austin, ending the wife’s campaign a day before the Democratic primary.
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Associated Press
Austin
James FE. Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Beaumont
Houston
Corpus Christi
Waco
Corsicana
Vernon
Sweetwater
Midland
Abilene
Tyler
Bonham
Denton
Brownwood
Ballinger
Sen Angelo
Bond Forfeit by Ponzi Claim Ties Florida Flight
The Associated Press reports Ponzi figure in a Florida case as bond forfeiture and a claim of flight surface. Sentencing looms after a failed reappearance in superior court for resentencing, with $1000 surety and other legal actions noted in Jacksonville.
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Ponzi
Florida
June le-Charlee
Sem
Maseaa
Uety
Campbell and Sharp Sentenced to One Year in Federal Pen
Jesse Red Campbell and Aubrey Sharp both of Amarillo were sentenced to fourteen months each in a federal penitentiary for assaulting a federal prohibition officer outside the Amarillo hotel on June 8 1925. Officer W W West testified he was bruised by blows and kicks. Judge James Wilson pressed the need for good citizenship and warned the defendants there is time to redeem themselves. Also sentenced were Calvin Clark sixty days in jail and 71 71 fine on mail fraud and Hazel M Simpson eighteen months for forging a narcotic prescription.
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Jesse “Red” Campbell
Aubrey Sharp
Amarillo
Federal Penitentiary
James ©. Wilson
Amarillo Hotel
W. W. West
West
Sharp
Red” Campbell
Wilson
Calvin Clark
Dixons
Texas
Hazel M. Simpson
Leavenworth
Roy Meadows
Allen M. Ingram
Oklahoma
Rock Island Railroad
Potter County
Emmitt Gladish
Gladish
Borger Man Seeks Lost Son-In-Law in Amarillo
Borger man Fr McLain seeks his step-son Harold Bell aged 14 who arrived in Amarillo from South Dakota hoping to find his parents who moved from 1001 street to Borger. McLain arrived in Amarillo to help locate the family and may have checked at the police station for directions to the Borger home.
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Fr & McLaino
Harold Bell
Harold
Amarillo
South Dakota
1001 Street
Berger
McLain
Horger
Borwer
Hudson River Passenger Boat Sinks With Rescue Noted
A Hudson River passenger boat sank after a collision near New Jersey waters. Rescue teams reported casualties and the vessel involved was identified amid unclear early details from emergency services.
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Hudson River
Fragmentary notice yields unclear event
OCR fragment mentions names and terms but lacks coherent facts or events to summarize into a clear news item.
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McAdoo
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Shanklin
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Associated Prees
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San Antonio Baseball Club
Ping Bodle
Wichita
Palle Hodle
Beare
Pollard
Congregation OF ST. Paul’s Cthodist
Tetera
Raderal District Court
Westery
Oqeage Ledianwe
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Berteretien
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