Roosevelts warning and corset theories in 1905 news
Excerpts discuss Roosevelt’s famed warning on opulence and aggression amid rising Japanese plane production. Caroline Hedger argues corsets harm fat women less, while the thin need support. Commentary covers upright posture, race questions after executions, and a New York grand jury probe into ballot box frauds with a Baghdad raid remark on early air power.
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Caroline Hedger
Chicago
New York
Weather Forecast: Unsettled Thursday Night Into Friday
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions Thursday night and Friday. Temperatures ranged from a high of 45 to a low of 32 on Thursday, compared with 31 to 23 degrees a year ago.
Prospects for Rain Improve Across Panhandle Area
The Panhandle faces good prospects for rain with light showers reported in Plainview Hedley and Newlin. Farmers say a timely rain could yield the largest steam crop in Panhandle history as cool damp weather continues today.
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Panhandle
Plainview
Hedley
Newlin
West Texas
Three Men Out For School Board Today
W. N. Durham Ben Bynum and Walter Blackburn are drafted as trustees by a delegation of friends who announce their consent to run The May 4 school board election replaces outgoing L. B. Newby Mrs Sam L Seay and Mrs James I Hendrick Trustees holding over are T. W. Cotten J. Ray C. W. Rodgers and Mrs A J Crow
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W. N. Durham
Ben Bynum
Walter Blackburn
Globe Office
Uch
L. B. Newby
Sam L. Seay
James I. Hendrick
T. W. Cotten
J. Ray
C. W. Rodgers
A. J. Crow
Bond Trail Hinted In Teapot Dome Trial
The government in the Teapot Dome suit to cancel the oil lease shows it moved to prove that 230500 in Liberty bonds flowed from Harry F Sinclair to Albert B Fall. Officials hint Continental Trading of Toronto as an agent while Osler Blackmer and ONeill refused to answer in Toronto and Paris depositions read to frame questions.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Donia Naval
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
Owen J. Roberts
Atlee Pomerene
Continental Trading Company of Toronto
H. S. Osler
H. M. Blackmer
James E. O'Neil
United States
Toronto
Paris
Delegates To Rotary Meet Report At Club Luncheon
The Amarillo Rotary club welcomed its delegation from Galveston at a noon luncheon. By winning the 1926 convention for the forty first district, the Lige Cole attendance cup and the Galveston attendance banner were earned. Speakers at the gathering included W. E. Goodloe, Dr. R. P. Parcells, Harry Taylor, Howard Paul, O. V. Vernon, Ross Phillips, O. J. Thomas, A. B. Jones, Elmer Lewis, and Joseph Huckins III of Wichita Falls.
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Amarillo
Elmer Lewis
Joseph Huckins III
Wichita Falls
Denver Cartoonist Albert Steele Dies After Illness
Albert Wilbur Steele a 63 year old artist and cartoonist died in Denver after a short illness He was widely known in the west and for many years served on the Denver Post staff
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Denver
Albert Wilbur Steele
West
Denver Post
Bright Sayings Contest Opens at The Amarillo Globe
Beginning tomorrow The Amarillo Globe will print four Bright Sayings daily. For each accepted Bright Saying the paper pays a small cash prize and provides a ticket to the fair theater. Parents are urged to send their children's Bright Sayings to the Bright Sayings Editor of The Amarillo Globe.
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Amarillo Globe
Globe
Avarillo Globe
Dawes Mocked in Senate as Norris Reads Poem
Vice President Dawes endured a hazing in the senate when Senator Norris Nebraska read a parody about Sheridan’s ride. The poem mocked Dawes’s absence during Warren nomination defeat and a taxicab dash to the capitol. Dawes smiled and thanked Norris for the playful tribute.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dawes
Senate
Chamber
Warren
Norris
Nebraska
Sheridan
Winchester
Capitol
Deandi Theater Reopens After Major Taylor Street Makeover
Deandi Theater at 410 12 Taylor Street will reopen between April 15 and May with a long term lease by D F and R Enterprises. The building will be remodeled with a new front lobby roof and seating for 1000. It will run as a mixed program house with new heating and ventilation and lower prices in Amarillo.
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Deandi
Taylor Street
Ross Dy Rogers
D-F and R Enterprises
Eberstadt and Denitz
Flames Kill Two Children in Birmingham House Fire
In Birmingham Alabama on March 12 two infant children of Mr and Mrs Joe Heaton were burned to death when their home burned late yesterday. The mother was visiting a daughter nearby and did not see the flames until the house was fully enveloped.
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Birmingham
Ala
Joe Heaton
American Warehouse ad touts Mission storage photos
An old classified style notice promotes visiting the Mission facility of American Warehouse for storage services. It mentions contact by phone 191 and emphasizes image viewing as a feature.
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American Warehouse Company
Eehanives Storage
Charges Seen in Death of Mrs. Fanna Fox
Reported discussion of new charges in the death of Mrs. Fanna Fox at a local hospital. Grand jury sessions delayed until Monday with no definite action yet. The case involves an alleged illegal operation and homicide under Texas law. Ida McCord and Jess Ratliff remain free on bond as officials review possible murder charges.
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Panna Fox
Ida McCord
Jess Ratliff
Autopsy on Hendersons Victim Finds No Foul Play
The 3:45 PM autopsy on W. B. Henderson showed no signs of foul play. The body of W. P. Henderson was examined this afternoon under District Attorney Lloyd Fletcher's instruction. Henderson's daughter Mrs. B. P. Mitchell, living in Sherman, was located after her burned body had been found southwest of the city.
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W. B. Henderson
W. P. Henderson
Lloyd Fletcher
Henderson
City
Sherman
B. P. Mitchell
Sheriff's Department
Pollard
Amarillo
Warren's Name Again to Senate
President Coolidge again submitted the nomination of Charles B. Warren for attorney general. Senator Walsh of Montana questioned the legality of reintroducing the Warren nomination and predicted Democrats would vote solidly against confirmation. He said he would continue the fight on the floor.
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Associated
Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Waleh
Montana
Warren
Oil price drop announced in Smackover and Cotton Valley
Shreveport reports crude oil prices for Smackover and Cotton Valley grades cut by fifteen cents per barrel today as announced by Standard Oil. The Coffes Shop at the Amarillo Hotel is noted as Famous For Food.
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Shreveport
Standard Oil Company
Amarillo Hotel
Mighty U S Armada Heads to Test Pacific War Games
The Pacific fleet sails toward San Diego for a massive naval exercise set to March 25 with ten dreadnoughts and fifty three destroyers. Brig Gen William Mitchell warned Hawaii could fall in three days without coordinated defense. Six weeks of attack and defense maneuvers will precede fleet moves to Hawaii and Australia.
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Preas
U. S. Seattle
Lower California
United States
San Diego
Trobert Wi. Koontz
San Peedro
Ludwell Denny
United Press Staff
Washington
Golden Gate
Hawaii
Pacific
Far East
California
Oregon
Japan
William Mitchell
House
Hewall
Mitchell
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
U. S
Pioneer New Mexico cowman John Hicks found dead
John H. Hicks a pioneer cowman of New Mexico was found dead in his car on his Cuervo ranch. Death was due to heart trouble. Hicks partnered with United States Senator A A James and helped breed top Herefords shaping state cattle quality. Known as Uncle John he attended a cattleman convention in Amarillo recently and appeared healthy.
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Cuervo
N. M
John H. Hicks
Senator Hicks
United States
A. A. James
Mieke
New Mexico
Mr. Hicks
John
Amarillo
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Dome
Rotary
Deandi Theater
D. F. & R. Enterprises
Ross Rogers
C. F. & R. Enterprises
Mission Theater
U.S
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Amarillo Hoe
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