Amarlio rail stories note singer midgets show
John Moore reports upcoming The Singer Midgets performances at the Municipal Auditorium March 23 24 and 25 with matinees and evening shows to aid Thrift Room and Community Kitchens. Also coverage of retirement honor for W H Gruhlkey Rock Island road master and assorted rail line notices and local anecdotes.
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Amarilo
Wilbur C. Hawk
Daffodils Signal Spring Toast to Light Beer
A fragment notes springtime as daffodils appear and mentions the use of light beer as a seasonal custom. The lines suggest a cheerful, communal attitude toward warmer weather and lighter beverages.
Leging Leaders Visit Here and International News Blend
A historic public works plan highlights naval air service expansion and shipbuilding, emphasizing labor as 85 percent of funds. Hitler’s anti Jewish stance and potential impact of a global boycott are noted with caution. Smaller items cover Boycott leader Captain Cunningham, Canera the Italian fighter injured in a racing crash, and a Florida tarpon oddly recorded as six inches long and one ounce.
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United States
Naval Air Service
United States Navy
British youth balk at war as Glasgow votes to abstain
A reader summarizes a Glasgow University poll where 634 to 568 voted not to fight for Britain or King George. It notes that women’s votes were restricted and contrasts with more patriotic claims by British girls. It also recounts Princess Victoria’s daughter’s German marriage and a coffin anecdote. President Roosevelt is referenced.
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Oxford Union
University of Manchester
Glasgow University
Britain
George
Glasgow
Debaters Here Win Tilt Over Oklahoma Lads
Amarillo College two teams argued the war debt question against Panhandle A M College at Dalhart. Thompson Brown won affirming cancellation of inter Allied debts while Cochran McNeil defeated the negatives two to one.
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Amarillo College
Panhandle A
M. College
Dalhart
Dalhart High School
Clay Edward Thompson
Gerald Brown
United States
C. L. Cochran
Robert McNeil
Goodwell
Okla
Collegians
Charles Bates
W. E. Trice
Amarillo
Wayland College
Editor Faces Murder Charge After Crusade in Medford
Llewellyn A. Banks political crusader and editor his wife and E A Fleming of Jacksonville are charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of Constable George Prescott who served a warrant at Banks home Prescott was killed as he approached with the warrant Banks warned of bloodshed in a letter later found with a bond offer and denying crime The case links a ballot pouch robbery to the fatal porch shooting in Medford Oregon March 17.
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Medford
Ore
Llewellyn A. Banks
E. A. Fleming
Jacksonville
George Prescott
George Codding
Prescott
Banks
Power Company
Jackson County
Houstonite shoots wife and kills himself in home
J F Baier a Houston chiropractor shot his wife injuring both legs then turned the gun on himself at their home He died on the way to a hospital Mrs Baier was wounded but not seriously hurt She told officers he was worried over financial matters A coroner ruled death by his own action.
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Victoria
Princess Royal
England
William
Germany
William the
Kaiser
Prince von Bulow
Houston
J. FE. Baier
Fragmentary note on a struggle at sea ending in doom
The readable fragments describe a creature fighting for freedom, surfacing six times during a struggle as it was dragged to its doom, with minimal context about location or actors.
Insulls Subsidiaries Announce Dividend Actions
Middle West Utilities says its West Texas Utilities 6 percent cumulative preferred stock will pay a regular 1.50 dividend through April 1. Michigan Public Service earnings meet April 1 needs but payment is deferred due to Michigan cash concerns. Lexington Utilities declares 6 percent cumulative preferred stock dividends payable March 15 but rescinded due to the bank holiday.
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West Texas Utilities Company
Michigan Public Service Company
Michigan
Lextington Utilities Company
Fingerprint Idea For Queen Hooted
Evanston policemen inspect candidates for the queen at the coming ball and take fingerprints to determine the queen. Crime experts doubt the method saying prints differ little between roles and sexes.
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Evanston
Dragonet
Blue Star Ointment Ad Claims Germ Killer
An advertisement promotes Blue Star Ointment as a remedy for itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm and eczema. It asserts tested medicines melt and soak away germs and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Adrian
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E. C. Best
A. P. Doddridge
Clovis
Mr. Doddridge
Santa Fe Hospital
A. G. Eisenberg
Santa Fe
Miller
Eisenberg
R. W. Prentice
Ray Work
H. B. Lautz
F. L. Myers
San Angelo
G. E. Finney
G. H. Norvill
A. T. Chelf
Tucumcari
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Mason
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Garden City
Kan
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Compton
California
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Legion
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Warsaw
Charles Boycott Cunningham
Earl of Erne
Canera
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American Legion
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Clarksburg
W. Va
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Mineola
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Pilsner
Pabst
Schlitz
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Roosevelt
White King Soap Company
Los Angeles
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Insulls
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Lucille Shop
Steffen
Rae Ee
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City Drus
Che Remall
Polk
Fillmore
6Th
Carolina
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