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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1927
Page
5
Evanston Ill The dorm matron Mary Kirk at Willard Hall Northwestern University notes a trend of overstrenuous behavior among women students over two decades She recalls past habits like buggy riding and cigar smoking contrasting with current excesses and ongoing prayer meetings in a chapel
Paris Kentucky police judge Mrs. Fannie Belle Sutherland argues modern mothers shape youth, claiming their teachings reduce trouble. The judge, noted for cleaning up the city, cites diverse cases from the police court and urges adherence to strict parental guidance.
Oscar G. Woody leaves Kerr & Walsh to join Guy A. Carlander as draftsman. Clay Thompson departs on a life insurance business trip to McLean. G L Addison visits Amarillo on Boy Scout matters. Hallie Adams at Canyon teachers college visits her mother. H F Davis with Carlander to return from Colorado Springs. Mrs J N Dyer and Mrs Masterson of Oklahoma City guest of Mrs R B Masterson Sr. Sam B. Vaughn office relocates to Amarillo National Bank Building. Ida Mae Johnston of Tulsa to visit Violet Cramer. Bill Frost travels to Oklahoma City on Frost Motor business. Mr and Mrs E Hutton and their son ...
The Texas Supreme Court ruled royalties from mineral holdings are real property and subject to taxation. Lee Hager of Harris County challenged Orange County tax collection and mandamus to halt taxes on oil well royalties. The decision upholds tax authority despite claims the Constitution barred royalty taxation.
Students at Brackenridge High School refuse to attend class amid rumors surrounding Principal Ora Johnson. Uncertainty over whether she will be replaced by a male successor fuels tension and a boycott of morning lessons.
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