Modern Story of Love and Intrigue in Elliston
Jill Justin, 20, and her brother Tony face a staged world of danger after an August harvest festival kidnapping. Jack Stuart rescues Jill. two years later Tony teams with Jack to pursue a tax title mine while Tony encounters a flapper named Mike. The tale balances love, betrayal, and daring schemes as Jill and Mike clash over Jack. Read tomorrow for Jill and Mike’s meeting.
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Jill Justin
Saga Lily
Tony
Jill
Jack Stuart
Elliston
Virginia
Jack
Stuart
Tony Justin
Mike
Pat Sweeney
Peter Justin
Justin
France
Mary
Peter
Wolfe
Undefined price notation from fragmented ad text
Partial OCR fragment shows line items with time frames one month six months one year and Sunday only per year with irregular figures and dollar amounts. No clear event, entity names, or location.
Water Softener Next for Amarillo System
Amarillo may upgrade its water supply with a softener to reduce mineral hardness. The underground source yields abundant, pure water with negligible bacteria, but high lime and soda content affects soap use. The Globe urges study of need and financing options without pushing bond issues.
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Amarillo
Transatlantic air liners by British dirigibles announced
A British company building large dirigibles plans 100 passenger airliners crossing the Atlantic in 48 hours with non inflammable gas and fares set at 400 dollars. Early service expected next September with mail and perishable express to follow, promising safer travel than planes.
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Atlantic
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Levine
Byrd
Junker
Europe
Shenandoah
One on the Brewers: Volstead Reveals Beer Standard
Andrew J. Volstead writes to the Women's Christian Temperance Union that the one half of one percent alcohol dividing line for intoxicating beer was set by the brewers themselves rather than prohibition workers. He notes beer above that threshold was treated as intoxicating under pressure to obtain licenses and treasury approval. The piece mocks the self fixing of the standard and cites the liquor trade as an ally that aided prohibition opponents.
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Andrew J. Volstead
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Prohibition
Treasury Department
Anti-Saloon League
Trade wars spark deluxe trains and low fares across railroads
The piece notes auto price wars set off a trend of railroads in the Middle West launching passenger train competition. One line offers new deluxe trains, low fares and better schedules, with rivals quickly matching, benefiting travelers seeking better service and choices.
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Middle West
Three cities bid for new Goodyear dirigible factory
Baltimore Los Angeles and Cleveland compete for a Goodyear dirigible plant amid belief that air travel will become a major industry. The plant currently has contracts for two dirigibles, but cities push ahead, expecting long term growth.
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Baltimore
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Four Equal Shares Planned in Ore Sale Scheme
In a tense discussion at a Stuart-Justin home, a plan to divide profits from ore sales into four shares is proposed, with one share reserved for a soldier whose claim is unsettled. Pat Sweeney and his daughter Mike arrive to push ahead with the scheme amid warnings of risks and possible hijack threats.
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Sweeney
Pittsburgh
Pat Sweeney
Mike
Stuart-Justin
Chicago
Tony
Jack Stuart
Danger from cattle parasites grows with farming shift
Dr. J. R. Mohler warned a comprehensive parasite control program is needed to avoid threatening the national food supply as livestock move from open ranges to fenced farms. He cited losses of hides, wool, meat and milk totaling tens of millions and noted parasites spreading across regions especially sheep liver flukes and various worms.
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Associated Press
Washington
J. R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
House
Agriculture Department
Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Mohler
Turkey
France Gives Way to British Dignity on transatlantic voyage
The writer aboard a Plymouth to Havre voyage notes England's sombre dignity versus France's gaiety, mocks newspaper habits, and describes encounters from a dog begging for charity to a Scotland Yard pursuit and a Lord Mayor returning from America. The piece blends travel observations with sharp cultural contrasts and light intrigue.
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France
C. Mintyre
Plymouth
England
London
Havre
Guwynert
New York
Afghanistan
London Times
The
Daily Mail
Times
Britain
America
Pooch
Prussia Sues Ex Kaiser Over 471000 Marks Annuities
Prussia sues ex Kaiser Wilhelm for about 471000 marks claiming he should repay half of the annuities after returning half of seized estates. An arbitration panel will decide the dispute between Prussia and the former ruler with a neutral member.
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Prussia
Ex-Kaiser
International
Berlin
Wilhelm
Kaiser Wilhelm
Roman water pipes found near Cologne from ancient Roman era
A well preserved system of concrete pipes dating to around year 80 was uncovered near Cologne. The discovery suggests Roman engineers transported water from the Eiffel Mountains to Colonia Agrippina, now Colonia.
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Paris
Cologne
Eiffel Mountains
Colonia Agrippina
Colonna
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse Finds Mrs Whitefoot
A gentle fright story follows Whitefoot the Wood Mouse as he searches the Green Forest for Mrs Whitefoot. He fears Shadow the Weasel and other predators, hides in an old Downy the Woodpecker hollow, then hears Mrs Whitefoot’s voice ending his scare with relief.
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Whitefoot
Wood Mouse
Whiefoot
Green Forest
Mrs. Whitefoot
Black Pussy the
Farmer Brown
Black Pussy
Reddy Fox
Hooty the Owl
Old Man Coyote
Shadow the Weasel
Yowler
Bobcat
Downy the Woodpecker
Shadow
Weasel
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse
Laughing Around the World With IRVIN S. COBB
Veteran actor Tom Lewis attends a New York boxing night and heckles a outmatched middleweight in a ten round bout. The packed hall, late ticket buyers, and ringside chatter frame a dull main event as Lewis urges the fighter to ignore his opponent.
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Tom Lewis
New York
Mr. Lewis
Oklahoma Auto Tax Payers Busy
Oklahoma City March 1 motorists without 1928 licenses rush to tag agents while 10 cent daily penalties start April 1. Attorney General Dabney rules owners may be arrested and fined March 2 for non-payment as only about a quarter of car owners have paid. Police to enforce the license law.
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Oklahoma City
Edwin Dabney
Highway Department
English Woman Sues KC Realtor Over Bull Death
Mrs Anna Fraser of London sues wealthy Kansas City realtor A J King for 10000 damages claiming negligence led to her husband, a former English army captain, being gored to death by a vicious bull on King’s farm. King and his chauffeur were injured. an insurance man intervened with a $5000 car to stop the animal.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Here
Anna Fraser
London
A. J. King
Fraser
William T. Alford
George Oppenheimer
King Farm
Oppenheimer
Fascism in Italy Faces Internal Crisis and Rhetoric
A Daily Herald dispatch reports a Fascist party crisis in Italy with leaders Farinacci and Rossoni facing expulsion or deportation. The factional clashes accuse gov ernment and employers of wage-cut pressure while demanding party democratization and the right to strike. Mussolini’s brother vows no compromise as demonstrations are feared.
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International News Service
London
Italy
Soviet
Russia
Daily Herald
Signor Farinacci
Signor Rossoni
Actin
Bologna
Milan
Signor
Amado Mussolini
Duce
Woulag
Farinacci
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Robert L. Dickey
Angus
Kelly
Kgeang
Bucky
Metropolitan Newspaper Service
Clifford Webb
Amarillo Globe
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Telephones News and Business Department
Circulation Department
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Atlantic Air Lines
Brewers
Federal Bureau OF Animal Husbandry
Glasgow
Scotland
Scotland Yard
Rene
Monte Carlo
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Burssssb
Burgess
Irvin S. Cobb
National Guard
Kid
Lewis
United Press
Kansas
Trotzky
King
King’s
Piper
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