Editor Notes Clash Over Panhandle Oil Fields Coverage
A Globe editors column defends Ira Rinehart a Daily Oklahoman oil writer from Tulsa. It argues his Panhandle field piece slipped through editorial filters and misrepresents the industry. It cites Gulf well Twin Six Marland and Cable wells as profitable examples amid criticism.
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Oklahoman
Panhandle
The
Globe
Ira Rinehart
Tulsa
Rinehart
Gulf
Dixon Creek No. 2
Amarillo
Panhandle Weather Triumph as Snow Favors Wheat
The Panhandle enjoys ideal weather with gentle snow and a bumper wheat crop. Tornadoes and cyclones are rare, and Amarillo benefits from the favorable conditions, promising a busy fall for the city and region.
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Panhandle
Latte
Oklahoma
South Texas
Kansas
Amarillo
United States
Mistaken Health Claim Shocks Lubbock City
The Avalanche front page cites Dr J W Rollo claiming Lubbock has 1200 known cases of general diseases. With a population around 12 000 this would imply widespread illness. The writer calls the statement implausible and urges immediate correction.
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Rollo
Lubbock
Rolle
Amarillo
Trial in Worth murder nears verdict with Avery Middleton on stand
In a courtroom scene Douglas faces closing, as Avery Middleton testifies for the prosecution. The witness describes a killer at a desk in an office, a woman with bright hair, and a suspect named Keith Douglas, hinting at a motive as the trial for Ramon Worth's murder advances toward conclusion.
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Ramon Worth
Avery Middleton
Mr. Middleton
Middleton
Douglas
Avery
Meager
Keith
Keith Douzla
Daily Radio Program Listings Across US Networks
A sprawling schedule lists radio programs from coast to coast, detailing times for orchestras, dinners, and musical segments on stations such as WNYC New York, WJZ Chicago, WEAF New York, WCAP Washington, and WSM Nashville. The compact listing includes station call letters, locations, and broadcast times for a day’s lineup, with prominent orchestral shows, talks, and musical features.
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KSD
ST. Louis
WBAF
kYw
Chicago
WJZ
WHO
Des Moines
WNYC
New York
St. George Orchestra
WOAW
Omaha
Frosts
Hodek Nightingales
CNRE
Edmonton
Gardners Orchestra
WCX & Wir
Detroit
Goldkette
WCAP
Washington
Oseton
Progrem
WEAF
WCAF
Rssynen
Iwartet
Wit
Omerre
Laddven
Vietor Howr
Maria Jerites
Emile de Te
Elrem
Niet
Progrem of Dance
Artisia
WMAQ
Chicaco
LaSalle
WQJ
Hooner Music
Steytark
WOS
Jefferson City
KPO
San Francisco
Was
Atlanta
Glee Club
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Dick Kangs
Watkins Family Wear
Dick Long
CFCF
Montreal
J. C. Smith
KHJ
Los Angeles
WOR
Newark
WHAS
Louisville
Witt
Philadelphia
Dream Daddy
Story Club
O— Musical Comedy Company
WMBE
Miami Beach
WAR
Providence
Biltmore Orchestra
WGN
WLI3
L Walt
Almanac
WPG
Atlantic City
Traymiore
WSM
Nashville
Vanderbilt U.poke
Southern Glee Club
Whac
Boston
Dallas News warns Garza Lake pollution risk in Dallas Amarillo water debate
A Dallas News editorial urges protecting Garza Lake from pollution amid concerns about water safety for Dallas and Amarillo. It recalls White Rock experiences, warns of loitering and waste near the lake, and notes fear of polluted water affecting fishing boating and public health.
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Dallas News
Dallas
Amarillo
Garza Lake
Lake Bivins
White Rock
Carelens
Theresa
Freeman
Eleaey
Amarillo Panhandle oil coverage fuels newspaper debate
A signed article details a planned Oklahoma- Texas Panhandle campaign for March 1 to cover Amarillo and surrounding oil regions. The Daily Oklahoma and Amarillo editors back constructive oil reporting, while prompting broader coverage north to the Kansas line and into the Oklahoma Panhandle.
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Amarillo
Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
Panhandle
Texas
Kansas Line
Oklahoma Panhandle
Daily Oklahoman
Ninehart
Oklahoma
Ol’ahoman
Leetm Maneeer
Reddy Fox and Bowser Track a Stranger in the Green Forest
In a Green Forest chase, Reddy Fox muses on guessing and truth as Bowser the Hound bays at a tree where a stranger supposedly hides. Bowser’s excited bark suggests Bobby Coon may be involved, while Reddy doubts a fox climbs trees. Copyright 1926.
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Reddy Fox
Bowser
Mowser
Stranever
Green Forest
Bowser the Hound
Granny Fox
Bowerer
Bobby Coon
Reddy
Bobby
Fox
Pex
Reddy A
Hound
T. W. Durgess
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