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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1926
Page
4
A fragmentary item notes a local event involving Eee and Settee entities with limited readable details. No clear date place or outcome is discernible from the text.
The article notes Germany’s 3 billion mark annual liquor spend surpasses Dawes plan reparations. Prohibition advocates push local option via petition hoping for 8 million signatures to urge Reichstag action. Backers include youth groups labor circles women’s clubs Red Cross churches and some sports bodies.
A tale from Amarillo warns that oil boom prices push rents up and invite unscrupulous rent increases. An agent boosted a $90 listing to $125, pocketing $35, leaving the out of town owner blamed for high costs and harming the town’s reputation.
Public figures show 1315 Texans received executive clemency since January 20 1925. Among them 821 were freed on full or conditional pardons or paroles and seven had death sentences commuted to life. The murder category numbered 214, including 25 women. The article questions whether murder rates have risen under Ferguson.
Fragmented text describes a woman entangled in drugs and danger, losing her grip and attempting escapes. She witnesses fights and hides a final packet as she flees toward a window. The piece hints at police, abuse, and a stormy, urban scene with vivid but garbled imagery.
Judith and Hal argue over a murder case as Judith worries about Douglas and the trial’s outcome. Judith recalls the night of the crime, the rivalries, and the risk of a harsh verdict while Kenny Markham’s trial looms and a letter from Sandy awaits delivery.
Gray Fox from the south climbs a big hemlock to outmaneuver rivals. Prickly Porky the Porcupine and Reddy Fox chase, Bowser’s yips echo as the forest audience watches. Freddy the fox cousin and others react to the unfolding tree top encounter.
The piece argues that strict enforcement in Delaware reduced banditry and theft, leading to lower crime and a 13 1 3 percent cut in insurance costs. It contrasts with Midwest rate hikes and calls for nationwide adoption of stronger policing to curb crime and premiums.
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