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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1926
Page
1
Mud on the staircase in the West as tale of civilization
The author rails against colonialism and prejudice as a Santa Fe totem of the West. He contrasts Indian life and white expansion with Dante quotes, notes press coverage, condemns oppression, and criticizes racing and vice while urging western travel for opportunity and decent living.
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High Red Wall
Amarillo Hotel Panhandles Meeting Place
A fragmented OCR item notes Amarillo hotel Panhandles meeting place. Readable fragments indicate a gathering event or lodging mention in the Panhandles region with implied communal function.
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Amarillo
Panhandles
Borger Called Sodom of the Plains in Outcry Over News Coverage
The Star's portrayal of Borger as a haven for hijackers and mob activity provokes a chamber of commerce backlash. Officials defend local dance halls and warn the publicity harms business, planning talks with Amarillo officials to halt nationwide sensationalism.
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Chamber of Commerce
Borger
Dallas daylight saving clash shifts in mall vote
Proponents of daylight savings time in Dallas trail their front runner status as the mall referendum proceeds. Mayor Louis Blaylock and several city officials oppose the change amid the voting.
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Associated Prem
Dallas
Louis Blaylock
Dallas to New Orleans bus service to start soon
Automobile bus service between Dallas, New Orleans and Vicksburg Miss. is to be started within thirty days, announced by John W Awtry general counsel for the Southern bus owners association.
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Associated Trees
Dallas
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Miss
John WW Awtry
Southern Bus Owners Association
Weill Drillers Fall Short in City Water Bid
Three representatives from Well Works of Garden City Kansas arrived to drill Amaritio's test wells for the new water system but arrived four weeks late. The contract was forfeited and bids will be reopened at the next Tuesday meeting. Warve Avery cited a $100% forfeiture and payment denial as reasons for advertising new bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Well Works Company
Garden City
Kansas
Kansas Company
Amaritio
Warve Avery
Mr. Avery
Chiropractors Win Case Before U S Judges
Fort Worth report states the U S court ruled the prosecution of chiropractors under Texas medical practice laws may proceed without federal interference. The decision rejected an interlocutory injunction seeking to halt such prosecutions.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Coolidge Expands Prohibition Enforcement Force
President Coolidge issues an executive order to add state county and municipal officers to the federal prohibition staff. Assistant Secretary Andrews says local officers may be paid as dollar a year and serve as federal agents in addition to their duties. Some senators criticize the move while Treasury officials expect broader enforcement and faster action, starting in California.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Andrews
Prohibition
The
Treasury
Jones
Prohibition Bureau
Copeland
New York
Bruce
Maryland
Senate
Twelve Indictments Returned by Forty-seventh District Court
The Fortyseventh district court grand jury returned twelve indictments yesterday. Three forgery charges involve two men and one woman now in county jail. Warrants are out for eight defendants and arrests are expected soon. The Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hotel promotes food.
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Forty-seventh District Court
Grand Jury
Sheriff's Department
Oil Operators Meeting Tonight At Amarillo Panhandle Field
Local oil and gas issues of outstanding importance will be discussed at a gathering of oil operators producers and marketing representatives for the Amarillo Panhandle field. The meeting starts at 8 pm in the Board of City Development rooms called by Earl Calloway of the Texas Railroad Commission division. A West Texas chamber of commerce representative will attend. All oil men urged to attend.
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Amarillo-Panhandle
Board of City Develpment
Earl Calloway
Oil and Gas Division
Texas Railroad Commission
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
House Recommits Haugen Farm Bill to Committee
Washington May 21. On a roll call the House renewed to recommit the Haugen farm relief bill to the Agriculture Committee. The vote was 182 to 200 after tellers ordered the measure recommitted.
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Washington
House
Tellers
Brady farmer slain by relative after acquittal
T B Milburn 51, a Brady farmer, was shot on his farm porch by a 28 year old relative who arrived with a companion. Milburn had just been acquitted on an attack charge. The shooter is jailed on a murder charge as details emerge from the May 21 incident.
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Associated Tress
Brady
T. B. Milburn
Farmer
Milburn
Associated Press
Waco
Isaac Simmons
Texas
Kaiser William in Doorn Seen Civil and Cordial in Old Age
A 1911 dispatch by EKimer Roberts, former Berlin AP chief, describes Emperor William II at Doorn as a venerable, civil figure. He walks the town streets, greets residents, salutes less, and wears plain gray attire with a field marshal fatig suit for dinner.
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Ekimer Roberts
Borlin
Associated Press
Pacis
Berlin
Isoberts
Doorn
Associated Tress
Holland
Empror William
Germany
Potsdam
Assocated Press
Empor
Paris
Doom
Unter den Linden
William
Cochran Loses in Texas Amateur Golf Tourney
Louis Jacoby of Dallas defeated Tommy Cochran one up at the Texas Amateur Golf Association championship in Houston. The result marks Cochran's first loss in three years in this event.
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Associated Preess
Houston
Tommy Cochran
Louis Jacoby
Dallas
Wichita Pairs Star
Texas Amateur Golf Association
Cochran
Tie
Associated Prees
Ssie Carlton
8. M. Hill
Brothers Charged In Slaying Case In Oklahoma Woman
The Associated Press reports brothers Buddy and Tom McAfee were charged with a serious case and highway robbery in connection with the slaying of Mrs. T. H. Davis near the city. Stanley Helms, hospitalised after resisting robbers, is improving. police deny motives of revenge and say Mrs. Davis was victim of highway robbery. Eight city jail visitors identified Tom McAfee as a recent highway robber.
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Oklahoma
Associatedress
Oklahoma Ciety
Buddy
Tom McAfee
T. H. Davis
Stanley Helm
Davis
Saetson
Helms
Gl bee Pressman Hurt In Crash
News Globe pressman Jack Kaether was seriously injured when his car overturned on the Canyon highway near Amarillo. Assistant pressman Bobby Cunningham suffered bruises. both men were trapped for about 30 minutes and hospitalized.
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Jack Kaether
News-Globe
Canyon Highway
Amarillo
Bobby Cunningham
Kaether
Cunningham
Canyon
Northwest Texas Hospital
W. H. Flamm
the News
Pueblo
Colorado
Lucky Ten Officials Back Field To See Major Gusher
Officials of Lucky Ten No 3 Smith rushed to the Panhandle oil field after the No 3 well began to gush. The well, shot with 60 quarts of nitroglycerine at 2,580 feet in section 11, block Y, Hutchinson county, initially flowed at 444 barrels per hour and was later estimated at 11,000 barrels per day.
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Lucky Ten
Smith
Panhandle
Section 11
Block Y
Hutchinson County
Governor to Campaign Drive in Sulphur Springs
Governor Rafferty plans a campaign swing through Sulphur Springs to campaign for the Democratic renomination. The act features her husband James B. Ferguson and several Ferguson family members among attendees. Ferguson said he would speak Wednesday at a Bohemian picnic in Wesb.
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Rfany
PFN Drive
Sulphur Springs
Alatin
Mirtlom Ainn
Helphur Prings
James BE. Perguson
Dorrace Ferguson
Lena West Guinn
R.E. Fankion
Eugene Smith
Ferguson
Wess
Nevadan executes for slaying girl by lethal gas
Stanko Jukich, 28, was executed by lethal gas at Carson City prison for killing 16 year old Jennie Madek. The case marks the second gas execution since 1921 with a quick, reportedly painless death after a brief onset of vapors and a special execution chair.
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Associated Press
States
Carson City
Nev
Stanko Jukich
Jukich
State Board of Pardons
John H Randolph
Randolph
Jennie Madek
Ruth
Nevada
Madek
Jennie
U S Army Captain Freed After Bandit Capture in China
Captain Thomas J. Betts of the United States Army is released after two days in captivity by bandits in northern Yunnan province. The U S legation, via consul Myri & Myers at Yunnan-Su, reported release on May 19 by the local magistrate of Laitowpe.
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Associated Press
Peking
Yunnan
China
Thomas J. Betts
United States Army
Myri & Myers
United States
Yunnan-Su
Legation
Laitowpe
Hetts
Dallas Mayor Urges Backing for Air Mail Route
Dallas Mayor Louis Blaylock issues a proclamation urging Dallas business leaders and citizens to support the Dallas Fort Worth Chicago air mail line. He warns that early Dallas and Southwest support will determine whether the southwest air mail service continues.
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Dallas
Associated Press
Louis Blaylock
Southwest
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Tonight and Saturday partly cloudy across Amarillo and West Texas. Temperature extremes reached 58 to 82 degrees, with no significant precipitation forecast.
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Amarillo
West Texas
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