Father and politics in a crowded national moment
A reflective column threads personal memory of a father guiding a son from farm life to the White House, while critiquing the League of Nations and World Court. It notes American suspicion of European aims, rail and stock concerns, and Mexico's immigration rule as part of a broader sanitize of global affairs.
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Senate group orders public liquor hearings to split wets and days
The Senate prohibition subcommittee announced hearings starting April 5 over two weeks to examine wets for six days and days for six days. Five modification measures are before the committee including restoring wet status for certain states and legalizing various beer strengths while easing prescription whiskey rules.
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Goff
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Oklahoma
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Missouri
West Texas Celebrates Weekend Showers Benefit Wheat and Cattle
Sunshine and heavy weekend rains sweep across Texas boosting wheat and small grains and lifting cattle ranges. West and extreme north Texas report nearly three inches locally with streams swelling for the first time this year. Dalhart notes northwest Panhandle one inch rain improving grain crops and cattle range. winter described as mild and cattle in good condition.
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News Stand on Walk Brings Many Queries
East Amarillo residents push for Bowman on school board. J A Bowman gains support from locals while A E Meyer J B Coe B K D Bynum and Ed Roberts form a ticket. A sidewalk shed by Empress News Stand owner Frank Salmon prompts city officials to defend permits and fire rules.
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State's Largest Legion Convention to Be Here
The American Legion convention in Amarillo this summer will be the largest and most ambitious ever held in the state. Army officials and local leaders voiced strong anticipation as plans develop for attendees from across the region, with events focused on veterans’ services, community programs, and national speaker appearances.
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Stresemann Warns of Worst for League Crisis
Berlin reports Foreign Minister Stresemann warns the League of Nations faces a grave crisis as Germany contemplates withdrawing its entry application if the new council’s actions do not meet German expectations. He decries the conference outcome as a League misfortune and defends leaving Geneva to avoid boasting at home.
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League of Nations
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Tucumcari Man Hurt in Crash
H A Knuckles of Tucumcari New Mexico was seriously injured when his car skidded off the pavement east of St Francis Sunday afternoon, overturned, and went through a fence. A passing motorist pulled him from the wreck and he is resting at St Anthony's hospital.
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New Mexico
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Spring for onions not poets in Amarillo this year
Amarillo grocers report strong onion seed sales with peas and turnip seed included with most orders. Hardware shops push gardening tools while households, including women, help prep backyards as spring delays threaten promising gardens.
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Amarillo Grocers
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Amarillo Welcomes Its First City Manager Back
Mark Hardin, Amarillo’s first city manager, returns after eight years away. He has joined the First National Bank and says Amarillo looks good to him. Hardin, once district clerk here, served during the Beasley mayoral era after Amarillo adopted the commission form of government.
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Amarillo
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First National Bank
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Mississippi
Mabel Normand to Be Questioned in Hollywood Death Case
Assorted dispatches report Mabel Normand, the film actress, summoned to an office for questioning regarding the murder of director William Deming Taylor. Details from New York and Petretron sources are unclear as reports conflict on witnesses and motive.
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Hollywood
Detroit
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Charges G.O.P. With Secret Diplomacy
A terse report accuses the Republican Party of secret diplomacy practices. The piece frames unnamed officials and observers citing covert efforts beyond public channels and official policy. No individuals or locations are clearly identified in readable text.
Amarillo to Add 8-Story Office Building Downtown
Amarillo announces plans for an eighth story office building to be built south from the existing Amarillo Building at Third and Polk. The unit mirrors the first, with 291 offices, four high speed elevators, a grand entrance and marble foyer. Construction starts immediately, with completion not later than December 1, tenant rent unchanged at $30 monthly.
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Col
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Ross Rogers
Amarillo Building Company
Third and
Polk Streets
J'ped Bone
A. C. Wiser
Shepard & Wiser
Globe
United States
Grandoise
Houston Street Methodists Plan New Church Building
Community church leaders outline plans for a new church on Houston Street. The project aims to expand facilities and serve parishioners with updated worship and community space, pending city approvals and funding.
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