Foot and Mouth Disease Rages in California
Dr. Clifton Carter heads the Bureau of Animal Industry reporting the outbreak spreads across California. Cattle are killed and buried in lime with owners receiving half the fixed value, barns burned, and a six month ban on cow ownership after extermination. Texas reportedly has no cases as Arizona, Hawaii, and Nevada impose quarantines. San Francisco March 27.
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California
Clifton Carter
Bureau of Animal Industry
Federal
A. E. Wardlow
Mortning
Oakland
Cal
Callwing
Dr. Carter
Texas
Carter
San Francisco
Arizona
Hawaiian Islands
Nevada
Amarillo school building plans due April 5
Plans for additions to Amarillo public schools will be ready by April 5. E. T. Rittenburg draws the plans. Projects total $75,000 and add rooms to McKinley North Ward East Ward Glenwood and San Jacinto schools.
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Amarillo
E. T. Rittenburg
McKinley
Glenwood
San Jacinto
Shrine temple excavation near completion this week
Excavation work on the Shrine Temple building should finish by Monday if weather holds, says contractor Fred Bone. Crews have progressed well this week and aims to wrap up under fair conditions.
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Fred Bone
True Story of Woodrow Wilson Continued
Analysis argues Wilson kept U S neutrality as asset for allies by delaying unrestricted submarine warfare. It outlines three neutrality phases, notes 1916 preparations by Wilson, Navy, and War Department, and contrasts Roosevelt's calls for larger forces with wartime needs.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wilson
von Tirpitz
Germany
Europe
America
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of War
Congress
Council of National Defense
Roosevelt
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Lusitania
Telegraph
Amarillo News Roundup and Civil War Reflections
A collage of local notes from Amarillo including residents visiting from Clovis and Canyon, school payroll and positions, and real estate chatter. Excerpts cover Bryan’s cabinet resignation context, Wilson's neutrality stance before May 1915, and prison system expenditures for 1923 with farm profits and losses. Also included are humorous rural anecdotes and remarks from local educators and citizens.
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Texas
Prison Commission
Amarilo
William A. McIntosh
Amarillo
Jude Johnson
Globe
J. Johnson
Short Jenks
Jenks
T. J. Page
Claude
Marian Page
Tyler Street
Page
W. L
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E. F. Rittenberry
Blackburn
Withersecons
Rebestos
G. E. Abbott Machine Company
West 6Th St
Thal
U. S
George Lewis
Clovis
B. P. Perdue
Pierce Street
Welcome Wanshaw
Polk Street
J. F. Yates
Wichita Falls
G. R. Baucum
Groom
W. J. Fleisher
Lottie Williiams
Canyon
W. L. Roots
Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank
E. Winn
Plainview
Rupert Andrews
Hughes Street
Mr. Winn
Mr. Wilson
Ambassador Page
London
Atlantic
Pauline Reeder
Texas Christian University
Jackson Street
Hereford
Panhandle
L. P. Landrum
Court House
Mazda
General Electric
Finklea Electric Co
F. M. Lefforge Insurance
Office Bivins
Collins Drug Co
Tire Service
Western Tire & Supply Co
Amarillo’s Quality
Roshanara
Ade
Lingett
Boyden
Bostonians
Reynolds
Adams Dry Goods CO
Polk
Fifth Street
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