Medicos Study Ills of Profession and Costs of Care
The committee of eminent physicians reviews incentives and barriers in medical care in the United States. They estimate current health costs at about 5.8 million dollars annually and call for practical experiments and better funding. The aim is to deliver affordable medical treatment while preserving doctor patient relations and fair physician compensation.
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Waaninctom
Wade
Ray Leman Wilbur
Univernity
Comemittes
Carnegie Corporation
Rein Fund
United States
Farees
Dentide
GOP Meet Apportions Votes by 1904 Presidential Ballot
A report critical of the Republican executive committee alleges unfair apportionment at the state convention. It claims counties with large black populations receive minimal voting power while whiter counties with small or no Republican ballots gain excessive influence. The proposal would grant one vote per 100 Republican ballots cast for the top electors, with delegations from regular and county conventions each receiving a single vote.
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Wnjustty
del Wgate
Doctor Sends New Truss on Trial
The Hernia Specialist Dr. Andrew Kaiver advertises a 30 day trial for a new truss at 1420 Koch Building Kanone City Missouri. The offer promises quick relief from rupture discomfort with no cash deposit and a return option if unsatisfied.
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Renses City
Havig
Andrew Kaiver
Koch
Main Street
Kanone City
Local Amarillo chatter on shingles prices and rumors
A lively column notes rising shingles costs and price talks from Amarillo traders and local lumbermen including W C Arnold and Col Ed Roberts. It mentions other town talk about taxes, vegetables, and a rumor mill tied to Rivine lake and a river road gardener, with light humor about rheumatism and public life.
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W. C. Arnold
Potter County Leather Cow
Potter County Lumber Company
Arnold
Calonel
Roberts
Roberts and
Olver
Amarillo
Mr. Roberts
readers write to tack about old tale in the globe and news
A letter column reader praises The Globe and News for city pages and laments misfortune and sympathy seeking. The note recalls "Bele" and a plan to find an elusive treasure hinted by pirates and a map. People express weariness over reverses and desire guidance or consolation.
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Jobe Moore
Colon
Taek
Waeh Tobbe
Gary
Boll Dawson
Amarillo Prisoner Dispatch Reveals Russell's Firm Discipline
Prisoners in Amarillo are listed with sentences ranging from one to twenty five years for liquor theft robbery burglary and other offenses. Mr Russell orders firm discipline and warns guards to avoid intimate talk while listening for the chain rattles. Additional prisoners from DalIam and surrounding counties are slated for transfer between Amarillo and Gateville with future moves to Wichita Falls Wellington and other towns.
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Mr. Russell
Russell
Amarillo
William J. Wiesher
Hie Assaetant
Grady Harlow
FD. Rogers
Polcom
Marlin Coyle
Fred Gill
Arthur Henson
W. Webb
D. “Shorty” Payne
Roy Barnhill
Paul Wright
George Raymer
T. Davis
Pox
Adolphus Williams
Dallam County
H. O. Donald
R. McCormick
Jack Murphy
A. Tensley
Jack William
L. & Mitcheil
Lam
Leo J. Laley
Leavenworth
Texas
Local Firms Appear In Listed Entities Section
The document catalogs a wide array of companies and individuals across banking, manufacturing, retail, and transportation. Notable names include National Bank of Commerce, International Harvester, Santa Fe Railway, Fort Worth and Denver Railway, Western Public Service, and Allis Chalmers, among others.
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Ston Bliscuit Company
Thompson Drug Company
Hardeman-King Milling Company
Sigman Furniture Company
Santa Fe
Fort Worth
Denver
Rock Inland Railway
U. S. Strader Grain Company
Lester Stone
Nobles Bros
Radford Grocery
Waples-Platter
Morrow-Thames Hardware
Western Hotel Supply
Wilkinson and Turner
Laula I. Smith
Newa
Globe
Willborn Bros
West Texas
Senate fund body to work in more states
Washington May 22 Unable to obtain all the information it seeks from witnesses called to Washington the Senate presidential campaign funds investigating committee has decided to go into Ohio and Indiana and perhaps West Virginia
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Senate
Washington
Senate Presidential Campaign Funds
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Crossword Puzzle Mystery Fruit Question
A newspaper crossword asks what fruit is called the paradise apple and notes it is widely available year round in various forms. It includes a long list of across and down clues referencing prisons capitals leagues dyes and other terms for solvers to fill in.
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Hlindy State Prison
League of Nations
Gene Tunney
Puzzle Clues and Answers From a Historical Quiz
A column presents a set of crossword style clues with numbered prompts and queries. It asks about a range of topics from military captures at Port Ticonderoga to U S Senators and body parts while offering answers such as copper and the definite article.
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Port Ticonderoga
United States
Helena
Mont
Court Dockets in Amarillo Hear Whisky Cases
The court docket shows multiple defendants pleaded guilty or were convicted on whiskey possession and related charges. Sentences ranged from fines of 50 to 1 000 dollars and jail terms up to six months, with several defendants from Borger Pampa Hereford and Amarillo. A lengthy rail of cases extended into the day with officers raiding premises and seizing whiskey and mash.
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Littlefield
Bale Charae
J. Wt
Pockett
Borger
Widew
James
Amarilla
Venice
California
Amarillo
Als Mood
United
J. Forrest McCutcheon
Roy M. Henderson
Hereford
Leavenworth
T Howell
Herman Raesell
Pampa
Potter County
William Cale
W. J. Hosrdman
Homer J. Smith
Arthur Morris
A. J. Johnson
Charles Sterdivant
Q. Tieer
Childress County
Jal
B. Cunningham
George Ward
Electric City
L. G. Wight
J. F. Witt
Tulla
Tom Beard
A. Wiss
H. Rady
W. M. Welch
W. ON
Stephens
Witt Mewart
Stinnett
Willie Loess
Amarille Negro
Lee Williams
Mra. A. S. Murphy
Whittenberg
Democratic factions clash at Dallas rally amid Moody warning
Veteran political organizer Tom Love of Dallas leads ultra dry Democrats claiming a delegate majority as Governor Moody recalls 1924 Waco clashes and warns against repeating such conditions. Speakers from Love and Ferguson camps contest nominations amid cheers jeers and lively crowd.
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Tom Love
Dallas
Moody
Waco
Ferguson
Smith
Boyle
Jim Ferguson
Perguson
Berry
Dwight Lewellyn
Collings
D. W. Wilcox
J. K. Bloodworth
Galveston
Dean
Myron Blalock
Marshall
J. D. Senior
Josephine Collins
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Colling
Prairie Oil and Gas Association Elects Leaders at Amarillo Meeting
The Prairie Oil and Gas Association elected new leaders in Amarillo with Col Herring hosting and appreciation for retiring officers. Members thanked sponsors Panhandle Association and trade press. A social program included a bridge luncheon, a stag barbecue, aerial stunts, and a Hillcrest Club ball closing the event. Retiring officers were W N O Roark, J G Pew, and E B Dilley.
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Robert H. Gray
Amarillo
Modernizing Agriculture Through Industrial Methods
The piece argues farmers waste effort and lack cooperative work as they cling to old methods. It urges intensive farming and machine use to raise per acre output while reducing wasted motion, comparing farming to industry and calling on industrialists to support farm modernization for national prosperity.
Carnival tragedy leaves questions on ride safety
The inquest into a child's death on a carnival merry go round drew sixteen witnesses and officials who inspected the ride and declared it safe. Vernon expressed regret and said a settlement with the family had been reached, noting the mystery of the fatal accident amid reports of electric shocks and many riders.
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Vernon
Miner Buscha Safely Trapped by Gas Gap After Explosion
In a perilous escape, Buscha stayed in a small dark hole between two trap doors after an blast. He credits staying still with keeping him alive as gas later rushed in, while others were forced to flee.
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Buscha
Safa
Rainbow Clothesline Of Modern Muted Pastels
A reflection on how laundry day images shift from plain white garments to vibrant colors. The speaker recalls old days with plain whites and grays, contrasting them with a radiant, rainbow like modern wash line. The scene explores memory and change in weekly family chores.
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Edgar A. Gues
Markets: cattle hogs cotton and stocks in brief
Cattle and hog markets show mixed receipts with Chicago and East St. Louis lists. Hogs top near 30.26 for select weights, cattle uneven with calves strong, and New York and Liverpool cotton quotations fluctuate amid favorable and unsettled weather signals. Stock market opens softly with pressure from credit concerns and selective declines in several leaders.
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Chicago
East ST. Louis
Lée
Abe
New York
Liverpool
Lancashire
Asrocintom Pete
New Orleans
Eee Se
Coolidge Signs Bill for Boll Worm Eradication Fund
President Coolidge signed a joint resolution authorizing 5 million dollars for eradicating the pink boll worm threatening cotton crops. The action was announced in Washington with details provided by the Associated Press.
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Bill
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
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