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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1925
Page
4
In a reflective column, the Amarillo paper recalls Senator Ingalls on grass and asks where a Sunday visitor could find a shady lawn. It notes the Santa Fe building with Keep off the Grass signs, the courthouse lawn with a five dollar trespass fine, and warns Amarillo has only City Park with little grass left aside from three small community parks.
Texas oil leaders predict 1926 will surpass all previous years in profits as large inventories from 1925 are sold at high margins. Amarillo and the Panhandle benefit, Wichita Falls leads Texas in new building permits, Tulsa grows as a regional hub, and framing of policy debates around Dawes and taxes appears in various notes.
Central standard time schedule lists multiple stations and programs through evening hours. Notable items include children's hour at 4 40 PM, orchestras and soloists such as Celeste Futrims and Kate Milles, organ recitals, classical concerts, school programs, weather and market updates, and a closing slate of news and entertainment segments across WHA WHAD WUO WLS KSD KFHQ and others.
Dallas June 13 United Press reports renewed motions in the Crawford estate case. Mrs Lucy Craycroft, first wife of Col. W L Crawford, seeks rehearing of a decision that left $200000 estate proceeds to the second wife and young Crawford after years of litigation and a fatal shooting involving Paul O Day. Defendants include Mrs Kate Lester Crawford and William Lester Crawford.
Canyon and Amarillo residents Myrtle Hood and Catherine Smith are named on the annual term honor roll of West Texas Star Teachers College. Hood is an office assistant and violinist. Smith will teach at Littlefield in 1925 1592 term. C E King notes Signal shirts and overalls as “Wampus Cate.”
New York notes about midget population around 100, largely foreign born, housed in Coney Island venues and a Venth Avenue boarding house. They travel in groups, prefer dusk strolls, and react sharply to perceived slights. A mix of temperance and alcohol issues, readings in libraries, and a poker culture with figures like Dr. George A. Dorsey. gambling changes linked to Honest John Kelly’s closure for a new theater.
Crews continue progress on the Tonti street viaduct as a storm sewer line is installed to drain the structure. Nearly half the ditch for the pip is dug and active excavation proceeds. traders expect completion before September if weather allows.
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Cynthia and Jim Leland return from their honeymoon to his home town where his mother begins to mold Cynthia. She has accepted the girl on approval and struggles to get along with sister-in-law Louella Gray while befriending brother-in-law Stanley. Cynthia meets Noel Gardner as Jim travels on business tied to his mother’s bad investments.
Cynthia, seething over her mother in law's supposed misdeeds, plans a poised evening at Aiwatera's dinner to meet Noel Gardner. She hides her turmoil behind a pale blue chiffon gown and careful makeup while debating what to reveal to Louella and Stanley.
Cynthia brushes trouble after discussing Madame Leland's investments with Noel Gardner at a social dinner. The duchess bought real estate shares for a development backed by town men, triggering a financial collapse and a chance for Cynthia to broker a buyback with Gardner, while Louella watches.
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