Irish government fights liquor reform bill in Free State
In Dublin March 25 the Free State government pushes a liquor trade reform bill as election pressure grows. Kevin O Higgins leads the effort to close thousands of saloons by biannual licensing actions and a fund financed by license holders, with 4 000 saloons to be wiped out and a 20 year 6 million dollar payout plan. The bill also limits afternoon liquor sales in Dublin Cork Waterford and Limerick and tightens hours in smaller towns as the government risks its fate on a confidence vote.
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International
Dublin
Free State
Ireland
Kevin O'Higgins
Bil
Cork
Waterford
Limberick
Amarillo Produce Price List Fragment
Fragments indicate prices for hens under 4 pounds and ducks and geese with unreadable parts. The text mixes numeric values with garbled lines, offering limited clear details on weights and product categories.
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Peek
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City market report shows hogs 4,000 head steady to slow with top at 12.25. Cattle 700 and calves 150 steady. Medium to good fed steers bring around 8.40 to 210.25, veal top 10.50. Sheep 1,000 strong with top welled lambs about 15.15 and choice spring lambs near 17.35.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock Prices Trimmed by March Market
Chicago March 25 hogs at 20 000 head strong heavy hogs 10.75 to 11.30, medium 10.90 to 12.00, light 11.40 to 12.20, packing sows 9.90 to 10.50, slaughter pigs 11.95 to 12.25. Cattle 2 000 higher with fed steers 9.50 to 10.50, fat cows 9.50, vealers 14.00. Sheep 16 000 strong wooled lambs 13.35 to 15.85, clipped 13.25, ewes 8.50 to 9.50.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Livestock market results from St Louis East St Louis
Hogs sold around 9 000 head with top at 12 40 and pigs 11 50 to 12 15. Cattle 800 and calves 400 with steady prices. feeders 14 50 and steers 9 00. Cows 6 25 to 7 25, cutters 4 25 to 4 75, bulls 5 60 to 6 50. Early sales reported from Sheen 606.
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ST. Louis Livestock
ST. Louis
Sheen
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report
Cattle ran 800 head with active demand for fed steers and heifers earning 7.5421 to 10.00, fat cows 6.00 to 7.60, top vealers 9.00. Hogs about 1,000 head steady with bulk prices 11.20 to 11.50.
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Oklahoma City
New York Cotton Opens Steady as March Contracts End
The New York cotton market opened steady with a 4 to 6 point decline on easy Liverpool cables. Early trading showed net losses of 1 to 17 points as March contracts near liquidation, but May and October steadied near 14 cents amid buying and coverage.
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New York
Liverpool
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago on March 25
Chicago report shows steady movement for potatoes with Wisconsin round whites trading around 1.992 per cwt and Idaho russets around 2.704 per cwt. Prices noted as steady with quotations and lots cited.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Grain Prices Reported for Kansas City Market
Kansas City cash grain bids list wheat No 2 hard 1.27 71.88 and No 2 red 1.24 1 1.26. Corn No 2 white 0 to 7 14 and No 2 yellow 0 7 5. Oats No 2 white 0 54 0 47 48 and No 3 white 0 42 0 46.
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Kansas City
Poultry Prices Reported in Chicago Market
Poultry prices listed in Chicago on March 25 show fowls at 27 12s per unit for alive birds, springs at 32, broilers 35 to 42 50, turkeys 50, roosters 19, ducks 20 4 9 32, and Keese 16 in the market bulletin.
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Poultry
Chicago
Butter and Eggs Prices Move in Chicago Market
Butter and eggs prices move for Chicago trading with creamery extras at 49 percent and standards around 4915, extra firsts near 483,049 and firsts about 48 4344, seconds ABS 47. Eggs drop with firsts around 244 2444 and ordinary firsts 23 percent. Storage packed extras 2615 and storage packed firsts 2614 reflect market shifts.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Outlook From China War News
Market report from Chicago notes war pressures from China spurring early purchases. Prices rise around 17 cents for BEY futures as buyers edge in while sellers temper activity.
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Chicago
China
Sipsy-Dher
Tactless Texan Eyes A Big Legal Day Ahead
The narrator assists Stone and Galerie in defending against Red Wines and contemplates joining the firm. Sheriff attachments linger at The Globe News as reporters mingle with process servers. A $100,000 federal suit looms, and the Redwine case nears resolution amid courtroom strain.
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Redwine
Mr. Stone
Galerie
Record of a Lawyer Shouting Objections in Court
A humorous note claims a lawyer shouted I object four times in a row during a court scene. Observers, including another lawyer, say this could be a world record and proof of victory for the local lawyer.
Local Banquet Sparks Curious Anecdotes and Birth News
Dr. R Thomsen recalls a coastal banquet scene noting a girl and her partner discussing trains planes and love. Mr and Mrs J R Duncan of 1300 West Eleventh street celebrated the birth of their daughter born on Tack's birthday, a day of fame in Amarillo.
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R. Thomsen
J. R. Duncan
1300
West Eleventh Street
Miss Duncan
Tack
Amarillo
Distress Letter Highlights Harsh Domestic Joke
A reader in distress asks how the writer "gets away with it" after claiming ball and chain alias O. W. caused his banishment for three days. A stranger seeking whisky in town is told stronger drinks exist, reflecting local humor.
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O. W
Tack
Yells to Try in the Basement for Amarillo University
The text promotes basement practice of three university yells for Amarillo. It suggests practicing until they roar and then gathering Boy Scouts to coach them to raise the roof, deceiving the public into thinking the university operates in the city.
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Raw
Ree
West Texas
Amarillo Universit
Universit
Amarillo
Tack
Market Opens Firm Within Narrow Bounds
Market within narrow bounds with wheat and corn near initial ranges. Oats and provisions remained firm as early trading showed slight gains and steadying prices across grain and feed futures.
Wall Street Rises At Opening As Markets Rally
The New York stock market opened with initial gains led by Marine preferred Colorado Fuel and St Louis Southwestern and U S Steel while selling pressure persisted in some sectors. Philadelphia company hit a new high, and Commercial Solvents led the upward move with a record high.
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New York
Marine Preferred
Colorado Fuel
St. Louis Southwestern
U. S. Steel Common
General Motors
Philadelphia
New York Central
Union Pacific
Yells for Amarillo University Contest Are Shared by McCoy
A reader letter from Mrs. H H McCoy of 1505 Buchanan Street sends in and explains she enjoys contests and humor. She includes a long list of exuberant yells celebrating Amarillo University and its boosters. The note finishes with signature Henry H McCoy.
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Tack
Globe
H. H. McEcoy
Buchanan Street
Amarillo University
Evacuation Talks Amid Nanking Benign Outlook
The navy reports Japanese evacuation in Nanking proceeds, missing British sailors are exiting, and about 120 Americans sheltering at Nanking University may depart tonight.
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Navy Department
Nanking
Nanking University
Chinese casualties claimed after Nanking shelling report
Local Nationalists report 2000 Chinese casualties from shelling by American and British warships near Nanking. Naval messages do not confirm the report and say shell fire largely fell behind a hill in an uninhabited area.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Nanking
Steamer Kungwo Sheltered by Preston Fired On Off Chinkiang
The steamer Kungwo carrying Nanking refugees was attacked offshore at Chinkiang this morning while escorted by the American destroyer Preston which returned fire.
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Shanghai
Kungwo
Nanking
Preston
Chinkiang
First of Refugees Arrive in Shanghai
The first of 1206 American missionaries seeking refuge from Nanking arrive at Shanghai dock near warships at 7 pm. Miss Moffatt, shot twice, is among evacuees. They travel without military escort and without Chinese molestation. Unclear if all 120 arrived. American women in Nanking reportedly brutalized. many homes and mission properties destroyed by Cantonese soldiers.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Nanking University
Miss Moffatt
Anna E. Moff
Fort Sheridan
Ilinois
Nanking
Presbyterian Missionary Workers
Reports of mistreatment of American women in Nanking
Washington March 26. Admiral Williams transmitted Rear Admiral Houghs report from Nanking detailing brutal mistreatment by Nationalist era Chinese soldiers. Women were stripped and abused and a Cantonese officer killed a French priest. American missions and homes were looted and several properties burned including the Olagacal seminary Hill Crest school and the residences of Hucheson and H. J. Mills.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nanking
Navy Department
Williams
Hough
Olagacal Seminary
Hill Crest School
Hucheson
H. J. Mills
Henna Yields to Reds Then Returns to Warm Browns
As the season progresses the color trend shifts from henna to new red shades before reemerging as warm brown tones in ongoing style forecasts.
Paris Fur Trade Sparks Debate Over Baby Real Skins
Short jackets of fur, including baby reals and theyqery, are produced in Paris with close shaved furs exploited for fashion.
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Paris
Local Jenkins Manager Heads to Kansas City Convention
F E. P. Hubbard, representative for J. W. Jenkins Sons Musical Co., departed Wednesday for a week in Kansas City to attend the Jenkins managers annual convention at the Muehlibach hotel.
Yell for Amarillo University Parade Cheer
A campus cheer originated by Mrs. Bob Watts at 1608 Lincoln promoting the Amarillo university games. It proclaims athletic prowess and team spirit with a rousing call to supporters and students to back their squad.
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Amarillo University
Amarillo Ut
Bob Watts
Lincoln
Mae Morenz Funeral Held At Blackbun Funeral Home
Services for Mae Morenz aged 36 who died after a brief illness at 305 West Fifth Street were conducted at 2 p m at Blackburn Funeral Home with Rev F W O Malley officiating. The body was sent to Detroit Michigan for burial, her former home.
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Mae Morenz
West Fifth Street
Blackburn Funeral Home
F. W. O'Malley
Detroit
Michigan
Two Birthdays and Two Cakes Warrants Acknowledgment
Two young readers Leola Evelyn Williams of 1208 Buchanan Street and Doris Casey of 1109 North Florida write to Mr Tack about chocolate and banana cakes for their upcoming birthdays. Williams turns ten on March 29 and Casey will be seven. both request cakes if possible.
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Tack
Buchanan Street
O. W
Leola Evelyn Williams
Mr. Tack
Doris Casey
North
Florida
Old Tack
Amarillo Faces Urgent Call to Back Methodist University
City leaders and citizens debate establishing a Methodist university amid oil boom risks. Judge Morgan warns Amarillo would shrink without the project, while Ed Mayer and Fuqua argue for Christian education as essential. Moores receives public praise for a $10 000 land purchase as ABC workers join the effort.
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Wichita Falls
Morgan
Amarillo
Ed. Mayer
Fuqua
Judge Morgan
F. P. Forks
J. E. Nunn
G. J. Nunn
Williams, Orr
John Gilvin
J. T. Oliver
Yellow Cab Announces New City Fare for Up to Five
Yellow Cab reveals a tiered citywide rate: five passengers ride together for 50 cents, with travel to San Jacinto at $1 and to Country Club district at $1.50. The change takes effect Saturday.
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Yellow Cab
Yellow Cab Company
San Jacinto
Country Club District
Are Hats Art or Just Opinion in Easter Bonnet Parade
Hollywood debates whether fashion in film costumes is true art or a matter of opinion as an Easter bonnet parade traces styles from 1887 to 1927. Studios catalog vast costume data to show how modern dress is perceived and revived in cinema.
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Hollywood
Cal
Maren
Christie Studio
New Fort Sam Houston Buildings Aiding San Antonio Growth
San Antonio plans a major citywide building boom at Fort Sam Houston and nearby air fields. Army officials envision a uniform Spanish architectural style harmonizing with the city. Major General Frank Cheatham and George B. Ford endorse the plan as the largest post in the country expands, transforming the area over a decade.
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International News Service
San Antonio
Army
Fort Sam Houston
South Texas
Army Post
Frank Cheatham
United States Army
George B. Ford
New York
Cheatham
M'Coy trial recounts pistol purchase and weapon hidden at car
The trial heard that Lewis bought a pistol on February 1 and left it at Ward's house on February 23 and 24 before the shooting. Ward testified the gun was kept in a coal box three days after the shooting. Walford said the gun, bought by Lewis, was found three days after the incident. The case goes to the jury today amid much courtroom interest. Defense attorney E H Foster leads for Lewis.
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Lewis
Ward
John M. Walford
Walford
E. H. Foster
Foster, Nix and Fullingim
W. J. Flesher
Atorney
Mrs. Newby Expected to Pass Crisis Today
Mrs Dwight Newby of Amarillo is reported to be near a crisis after an operation at a Temple Texas hospital. Messages to her mother in law say she is resting well and a decisive change was likely today. A further message was awaited from Temple later this afternoon.
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Henry J. Gray
East Orange
N. J
Ruth Snyder
Albert
Snyder
Queens Village
Long Island
Gray
Syracuse
New York
Metropolis
Dwight Newby
Amarillo
Temple
Texas
M' L. B. Newby
Taylor Street
Black Georgette Crepe and Lace Gowns Trend This Year
Black georgette crepe combined with black lace dominates the season in new gown styles. Designers spotlight lightweight silhouettes and intricate lace trims, appealing to formal wear customers seeking elegant, modern looks.
Unclear Cheerful Motto Figures in Fragment Passage
Fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled quote about facing woes with a smile and bravery, but no coherent event or identifiable subjects. The piece lacks verifiable names, places, organizations, or dates to anchor a news-style summary.
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Redwines
Stone, Galerie and Tack
The
Globe News
Jost
Sheriff's Office
Globe Office
OO. W
Ress Amarillo University
Sis
Amarillo U
Amarillo Ames
Henry H. McCoy
Henna
Albert Snyder
University of Amarillo
Suz
As Woun
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SAM Houston Aid
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