Cummins Lacked Tagt Opinion of the Press
London and Mexico City report on Herbert Cummins, the British subject facing expulsion from Mexico. The press critiques British handling while Mexico waits for a diplomatic resolution via the Chilean minister, with an expulsion order possible if Cummins does not depart after a prudent period.
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Cummins
London
Herbert C. Cummins
Great Britain
Obregon
the Times
Thomas Hohler
Mexico
United States
Daily News
Ber
MacDonald
House of Commons
Mexico City
Foreign Office
Cumming
Amarillo opens first class information bureau for editors
The Information Bureau, funded fully by the Board of City Development, will operate from the Amarillo hotel under H. E. Bozeman. It will provide information about Amarillo and the Panhandle, with emphasis on oil and gas fields, during the Texas editors convention starting tomorrow.
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Texas
Amarillo
Board of City Development
Fuindérom
H. E .Bozeman
Convention of Texas
Panhandle
Bozeman
Here There and Everywhere in Amarillo and Nearby
A assemblage of local visitors and movers include Mrs W F Aohméad of Alanreed and B C Wooldridge with son Bert Cavens of Claude in Amarillo. Galle family from Dimmitt. Seeward family planning Rochester Minnesota trip. Mrs Stone of Oklahoma City en route from California. Mrs Mary Henson visiting Canadian. Wiggens and family guests of Bechtolds in Canadian. T J Wagner moving from Ardmore to Amarillo. Dr Pryde Hale taking Texas medical board exam in Austin. George McQuaid of Dallas attends Texas Press association convention.
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W. F. Aohméad
Alanreed
B. C. Wooldridge and
Bert Cavens
Claude
Fred H. Galle and Sons
Dick and
Eugene
Dimmitt
Amarillo
P. H. Seeward
Buchanan Street
Rochester
Minn
D. Stone
Oklahoma City
California
Mary Henson
Canadian
A. W. Thurman
Pierce Street
T. J. Wagner
Ardmore
Okla
Mr. Wagner
Pryde Hale
Austin
State Medical Board
Mrs. Hale
W. 8. Roberts
Tyler Street
George McQuaid
Public Service Information Bureau
Dallas
Texas Press Association
Dallas News
Half Minute Interviews from Amarillo Community Leaders
Mayor Blasdel cites Lord Lytton on courtesy as a duty of public servants. Rev Irvin offers cotton field activities for orphans to keep them busy. Bill Ames recalls a Sunday school teacher in Amarillo and a playful song exchange. Dr Bridgers envisions Amarillo as a big city if faith is honored. J W Puckett laments a small bass caught instead of the promised ten dollar prize.
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B.S. Blasdel
the Globe
Lord Lytton
Italian cabinet eyeing a broad ministry after Matteotti case
Rome reports a plan for a large concentration ministry including Mussolini and former prime ministers Giolitti and Orlando. Mussolini warns the press against rumors as authorities pursue those tied to the Matteotti kidnapping. Signor Bertini heads Rome police. others include Finzi Cesare Rossi and Filippelli. General de Bono expresses intent to stay.
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Rome
Mussolini
Giolitti
Orlando
Matteotti
Signor Bertini
Fascisti Movement
Signor Finzi
Interior
Cesare Rossi
Signor Filippelli
Corriere Italiano
Filippelli
Finai
General de Bono
Danish Countess Applies for Saleslady Job in Denmark
Copenhagen reports Countess Hisebeth Danneskjocld Samsoe, once of an old noble Danish family, seeks work as a saleslady and nearly joined a furniture store before the proprietor rejected her for not tolerating communist employees. The countess has recently become a communist and aims to put her beliefs into practice by earning a living.
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Copenhagen
Hisebeth Danneskjocld- Samsoe
Reception for New Christian Pastor at First Christian Church
About 250 guests attended a social at the First Christian church to welcome Rev. F. W. O Malley his wife and son Charles. Judge Gough introduced the honorees and a program featured Miss Margaret Harris Ellen Bailey Dixon and others with organ piano vocal numbers. Light refreshments were served by church volunteers.
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F. W. O'Malley
Charles
First Christian Church
Judge Gough
Margaret Harris
Ellen Bailey Dixon
Dorothy Hutchins
Reba Utterback
Misa Louise Worrell
Princh
Mesdames Larney Barnes
W. Moody
J. Trolinger
Mrs
Tourists Pack City Camp Grounds After Busy Day
Weekend campers from many regions filled the city camp grounds with thirty four cars parked last night. Reading rooms and shower baths drew praise from travelers and the grounds keeper noted weary visitors found the showers welcoming after a day of travel.
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Ates
Night motorcycle rabbit hunting becomes popular sport
In Del Rosa near San Bernardino a youth explains that riding motorcycles to chase rabbits at night has become a popular local sport. Riders pursue rabbits through fields until exhausted and then grab them by the ears. The nocturnal roars had troubled farmers and sparked sleepless nights in the area.
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San Bernardino
Cal
del Rosa
Here
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