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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1926
Page
11
Post election, Washington flood of national legislators returns as campaigns end. Many politicians seek quick assignments and plan for Congress, while Secretary Mellon resists heavy stumping due to weariness and past speech strain.
In Washington a judge confronted Allen Staton a Black driver on a traffic charge. When Staton fumbled money a pair of dice fell from him and the judge saw a natural seven. The fine was reduced from 88 to 5 dollars after the roll.
Railroad workers relay nightly reports on produce shipments from origin points to Washington bureau. The information is distributed to newspapers via the Associated Press and touches on how Texas potato movements affect markets and pricing.
A garbled passage discusses marriage patterns and male to female ratios, mentioning 1% wives, 460 men with wives, and seven warriors with multiple wives alongside 360 with power. It cites tribal government and regional references, but details are unclear.
A highly garbled OCR item provides few readable details about a local event or notice. The fragment mentions a place or group and some numbers but lacks coherent context or names to identify a clear news item or outcome.
Fragmentary notes claim Mexican rebels are not a military issue and discuss leadership and punishment of rebels. The text is garbled, mentioning figures and terms unclear in this excerpt.
Reports say U S support for Nicaragua encounters new difficulties as military expeditions from American forces are feared to continue from Port Caberns, with Palomite steamer cited and Marine supplies seized amid rising tensions in the republic.
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