June 22 1927 Amario Daily News front page notice
Publication details present for the Amarillo paper with names GENE HOWE and WILBUR HAWK and Associated Press copyright notes. Subscription rates, circulation and department lines listed, dated Wednesday June 22 1927.
Miss Coyote’s Escape and Bond of Coyote Mutual Assurance
Old Man Coyote meets Miss Coyote on the Green Meadows and learns she once lived in a circus cage. She escaped during a night accident when two cages opened, the leopard Spoteout remains at large. Old Man Coyote vows to protect her freedom as they plan their future together.
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Old Man Coyote
Miss Coyote
Green Meadows
Green Forest
Odd Man Coyote
Circus
Spoteout
Sammy Jay
Mrs. Coyote
Sonia
Franklin
Tamalpais
Maxine
Mac
Amarillo urged to revive convention spirit and hospitality
The article argues Amarillo must reclaim its status as a convention hub. It notes declining local enthusiasm and visitor warmth, urging every citizen to greet delegates, show courtesy, and make them feel at home to boost future conventions and word of mouth advertising.
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Amarillo
Sheriff heroism in modern times amid mob danger and bandit pursuit
In Meridian Mississippi a sheriff halts a mob from burning two black men at the stake. Near Tulsa a posse corners Matthew Kimes the kidnapper of a town marshal. In Joliet Sheriff Markgraff is coerced by bandits while his deputies prepare to fire. Life is called soft but danger remains.
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Jesse James
Dalton Brothers
Texas
Jack Omohundro
Meridian
Mississippi
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Matthew Kimes
Joliet
Ilinois
Markgraff
President Aides Dine Freely With Ranchers at Rapid City Cafe
United Press reports in Rapid City that White House aides including E.T. Clark and Maj. Coupal dine with farmers and cowmen at the A and F cafe. The piece portrays loosened formality around President Coolidge with officials and even a White House car seen in everyday town life.
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United Press
Rapid City
S. D
America
United States
Washington
T. Clark
James ©. White
Republican National Committee
Colonel Winship
President Coolidge
Maj
James F. Coupal
Coolidge
White House
Rapid City Bank
Sonia the Dream Dress and a Weekend Dilemma
Sonia plans a dream gown and a romance with Franklin while wrestling with social constraints. She weighs a secluded weekend at Franklin’s Marian county shack with Maxine and Mac as chaperones to avoid gossip, hoping to keep their engagement intact and avoid public scrutiny.
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Maxine
Sonia
Mac
Franklin
The Beauty Parlor Scheme Brings In Customers
In Carolyn Wells tale a failing shop gains belief with a bold sign offering free manicure. Anne persuades Marguerite as customers flock, drawn by the lure and a buffer’s offer. The plan hinges on a paid follow up and hints at a dramatic, continuing plot.
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Mary
Anne
Marguerite
Chilean plan for Inter American University announced
Ambassador Cruchaga of Chile announces at Georgetown that an Inter American University will be held in Santiago to advance the American republics intellectually. Congress will be called soon by the Chilean government. date not fixed.
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Santiago
Chile
Georgetown University
Cruchaga
Congress
Kansas farmer cleans up near thirty thousand in grain market
A young Kansas farmer made about 30000 in a single grain market deal, proving agriculture pays. The piece notes his notoriety will hinge on his real name, not Lindenbergh, and mocks rural party lines while glimpsing other quirky items.
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Kansas
Death of an Airmail Pilot in a Fog Shrouded Crash
A Washington dispatch recounts the dangers of early airmail flying. Pilots such as Charles H Ames in Bellefonte and Art Smith near Bryan, Ohio, perished in fog and night crashes, with inquiries noting low altitude, dense fog, and confusing beacon lights as fatal factors.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Hyde-Pearson
Pennsylvania
New York
Charles H Ames
Harry S. News
Post Office
Ames
New Brunswick
N. J
Bellefonte
Allegheny Region
Bellefonte Field
Fonte
Nittany Mountain
Fountain
Art Smith
Smith
Airmail
America
Cleveland
Chicago
Bryan
Bryanfield
TAS
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