West Texas Museum plan draws state wide support
The Panhandle Plains Historical Society aims to build a new museum in Canyon to house its growing West Texas collection. Editorials note the exhibit range from early range use to cattle trails and Indian wars, urging public-spirited West Texans to back the project led by Judge H. E. Hoover of Canadian.
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Canyon
West Texas Museum
Panhandle- Plains Historical Society
Panhandle
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Panhandle-Plains Historical Society
West Texas
Northwest Texas State Teachers’ College
Panhandle Plains
Panhandle Plains Historical Society
H. E. Hoover
Mussolini Maxims in Viereck Interview
Glenn Frank reviews Viereck's Glimpses of the Great noting Mussolini's sharp statements. He highlights quotes on work, education, sincerity, action over talk, and training for adversity, arguing some maxims are half truths but advocating constant teachability via museums, theatre, music, and art as education.
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Mussolini
Glenn Frank
George Sylvester Viereck
Count Keyserling
Italy
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Guiding Your Child Broth ers Together by Mrs Agnes Lyne
The article argues brothers should love and support each other as friends and loyal companions in stress. It notes that siblings often clash, emphasizing each other’s faults, and asks whether it is wise to keep them together when harmony fails.
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Agnes Lyne
Murcer at High Tide Escape Turns to Island Pursuit
Allan Hunt races from Parados island to the old fishing village in a tense pursuit after Caroline Brent goes missing amid a vendetta plot. He fights wrecked boats and a broken flashlight while pondering a suspect motive, finding Miss Jahries terrified and hinting at a village hideout.
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Caroline Brent
Dan Parados
Allan Hunt
Antole Flique
Paris
France
Parados Island
Bec
le Balafre
Parados
Caroline
Hunt
Flique
Bee
Lacote
Messieurs le Balafre
Miss Jahries
Manning
Mr. Hunt
Samuels
Miss Brent
Pursuit Across a Desolate Island Sepulchral Night
The narrator races across a coastal island to rescue Caroline from two maniacs. He moves through a silent village of despair, seeking a launch and pondering madness and hatred as the night deepens. The scene blends danger with a grim, solitary vigil.
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Caroline
William Morrow and Company
Senator Hawes turns to bass and politics in new book
Washington notes how Missouri senator Harry B. Hawes spins outdoor life into literature. His latest work My Friend The Black Bass followed earlier titles Conservation of Wildlife and Saving the Black Bass, with tales from Cheasapeake Bay and tales of chivalry in nature.
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Harry B. Hawes
Missouri
Statesman
St. Louis
Hawes
Cheaspeake Bay
Bass
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Hoo Hoos 10 Meet Tonight at Club House
The Hoo Hoos gather at the County Club for dinner and a program for lumbermen and building trades. City building inspector A. W. Smalley and E. N. Stanley will speak, with A. J. Warters of Seattle detailing roofing types. Gaines D. Whitsitt, international president, will also appear.
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County Club
A. W. Smalley
E. N. Stanley
A. J. Warters
Seattle
M. R. Smith
Gaines D. Whitsitt
Order
Texas Editors Open Sessions at Press Meet
Three hundred editors registered for the Texas Press Association convention second day sessions in Corpus Christi. Speakers urged a neutral stance on chain stores and banks and criticized space grafters seeking free publicity. Harry F. Schwenker presided. other speakers included R A Alford Desiring Wells Henry Edwards R H McCarty and R E Zeiske.
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Texas
Texas Press Association
Harry F. Schwenker
Brady
Association
R. A. Alford
The
Grainger News
Wells
Wellington
Henry Edwards
Tyler
R. H. McCarty
Albany
R. E. Zeiske
Bellville
Foes of Road Bond Issue to Hold Meeting
A Dallas meeting is set for June 18 to oppose the proposed Texas road bond issue. J Barney Davis, Dallas president, invites all interested to attend and asks candidates and politicians to stay away as the association remains non political. Executive committee members named are Tom Deberry Bogota C A Mangold Dallas Harry Carpenter Greenville George C Stephens Sulphur Springs John W Pope Dallas and Davis.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas
J. Barney Davis
Davis
Tom Deberry
Bogota
C. A. Mangold
Harry Carpenter
Greenville
George C. Stephens
Sulphur Springs
John W. Pope
H S Students urged to join classes today
Students seeking to remove deficiencies in high school subjects at Amarillo High School summer session should enroll today. Offerings include English mathematics and history, excluding solid geometry trig 2B history, with commercial subjects and 1B Spanish available. Principal R B Norman urges enrollment.
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Amarillo High School
R. B. Norman
Terrell and Davidson Set to Speak at Dallas Farmers Event
George B. Terrell state secretary of agriculture and T. W. Davidson former lieutenant governor will address a Farmers' Marketing Association of America meeting in Dallas. The session aims to discuss the cotton situation and devise plans to secure better prices.
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United Preas
Dallas
Texas
George B. Terrell
T. W. Davidson
Farmers’ Marketing Association of America
M. H. Wolfe
Peter and Starnose the Mole Tail Talk
Peter Rabbit chats with Starnose the Mole about the tail and fur coat. Starnose explains using his tail as a feeler when backing up in tunnels and how the fur coat helps keep him from getting tangled as he moves forward or backward. The tale ends hinting at the next story, Peter Is Given a Scare.
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Peter Rabbit
Starnose the Mole
Peter
Starnose
Miner
Tam
Sternose
T. W. Burgess
New Foreign Bureau To Be Opened Soon
The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce will open an El Paso office as a Dallas branch on September 1. It will promote domestic commerce and cover four Mexican states Sonora Sinaloa Chihuahua and Durango with T AL Purcell to lead. Galveston Houston offices will focus on foreign commerce while Dallas and El Paso handle domestic trade.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
el Paso
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
F. L. Tuts
Houston
Sherwood H. Avery
Mexico
Sonora
Sinaloa
Chihuahua
Durango
T. AL. Purcell
Tutt
Washington
Galveston
Girl Dies After Being Struck By Car In Driveway
Toy Spence, 3, daughter of Sam B. Spence district attorney, was killed when she fell from a car window and was run over as her mother backed the vehicle from a driveway at a friend's home in Wichita Falls Texas. Mrs Spence was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Associated Press
Wichitaf Falls
Texas
Toy Spence
Sam B. Spence
Senator Norris Tried to Enlist in Marines
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska opposed U S entry into World War I yet sought to enlist as a private. He stopped only when informed he would not be sent overseas to fight.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Missouri
Agriculture Department
Missourian
Congressional Record
America
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Crossword Puzzle Teasers and Yesterday's Solution Highlights
A jumble of short clues for a crossword with entries like Mostly Short Teasers and vertical hints. Yesterday's answer section lists remaining words including hints on several common crossword terms and definitions.
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Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
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BY Mail
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New Mexico
Globe I8
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