What Is Personality and What Is News
Arthur Brisbane muses on personality using Coolidge and Dawes as examples and contrasts real news like an Italian earthquake. He notes Italy debt talk, a Paris divorce, and American reactions, while highlighting the lure of new dinosaur eggs found by Ray Chapman Andrews in the Gobi.
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Arthur Brisbane
Coolidge
Dawes
Senate
Niagara
Montblanc
Italy
Tealy
Martin
Paris
Uys T
United States
Marie Girard
Manley
Ray Chapman Andrews
New York
Museum
Gobi
Old Asia
Weather outlook and hourly temperatures forecast
The forecast calls for tonight and Wednesday to be fair with warmer conditions tonight. Historical highs were 60 and 43 degrees. Today's hourly readings show 7 am 32, 8 am 23, 9 am 37, 10 am 42, noon 54, 1 pm 56, 2 pm 60, 3 pm 61 degrees. If it's pictures you want to see, go to the Mission.
TIPPED 10 BOOZE CACHE ON THE PHONE
A sheriff s affidavit charges Adeline Thomas with possession of liquor for sale after a raid on 700 Mabry street. Officers seized seven barrels of mash and a still, loading them on two trucks, as a large distillery operation was uncovered in Potter County. Judge Landis set Mrs Thomas s bond at 1000 dollars and grand jury indictments are expected.
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Sheriff's Office
Adeline Thomas
James Thomas
Waco
Ernest Miller
Thomas
Landis
Jace Thomas
Sheriff's Department
Potter County
Wiley Pollard
Sheriffs Department
Mabry Street
Rock Island Viaduct
Sixth Street
Eight Coast Guard Crew Drowned in Nova Scotia Gale
Eight men, possibly nine, of the US Coast Guard cutter Morrill drowned near Shelbourne Nova Scotia when a returning sailboat capsized in a heavy gale. Only engineer C Taylor survived after swimming to shore through icy water. Names of the dead include Kingsbury Lungen Brackett McMurdo Shea Wilson Saulisak and Diver.
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Associated Press
Shelbourne
United States Coast Guard
Morrill
C. Taylor
Kingsbury
Lungen
I. J. Brackett
H. McMurdo
R. Shea
H. K. Wilson
Saulisak
Diver
Taylor
Carson Joins Amarillo Bank Ties to North Plains
C W Carson formerly of Spearman and longtime North Plains civic leader has joined First National Bank of Amarillo as a former cashier of First National Spearman. He expresses pride in Amarillo and intent to stay connected with the Panhandle’s progress.
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C. W. Carson, Jr
First National Bank of
Spearman
Amarillo
Carson
Panhandle
North Plains
West
Gas Well Craters in Refugio County
Reports state No 3 Lambert of the Refugio Oil and Gas company cratered at the surface in Refugio county. The derrick rotary rig and drill stem were swallowed by a crater about fifty feet in diameter and still growing.
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Associated Press
Houston
Lambert
Refugio Oil and Gas Company
Refugio County
Goethals Sees Resources Here After Visit
Gen George W Goethals builder of the Panama Canal appears in Amarillo where developments said to be startling in scope and departure from ordinary industry are expected to follow his visit.
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George W. Goethals
Buider
Panama Canal
Amarillo Ana
Plainview Out Of Football Race In Panhandle Title Clash
Amarillo faces Wichita Falls this week for the Clauss A district No. 1 championship. A protest over Jack McCowan’s eligibility led to Plainview being ruled out of the state football race, clearing the way for Amarillo and Wichita Falls to contend for the Panhandle title.
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Plainview
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
W. A. Mcintosh
Roy B. Henderson
University Interscholastic League
Jack McCowan
Court Denies Seizure Of Mortgaged Cars Carrying Rum
United States Court of Appeals denies the federal government the right to seize automobiles with chattel mortgages alleged to carry intoxicating liquors. The libel suit by federal authorities to seize a Long Island company car under installment sale terms was dismissed as the vehicle was mortgaged.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Court of Appeals
Long Island
More Workers Sought for Amarillo Chest Drive
Amarillo races to beat the 1926 Community Chest goal of 25000 as Mariage Mullough urges more workers and pledges. He says volunteers are needed across groups to ensure funds reach nonprofits aiding the city’s needy and improving community life.
Campaign Telegram on Chest Drive Effort in Amarillo
Marvin McCullough, campaign manager, urges Amarillo business leaders to join the Community Chest drive for 1926. After a slow start, seventeen committees are active and more teams are needed tomorrow at 9 am at the Board of City Development to continue soliciting support.
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Amarillo
Board of City Development
Marvin McCullough
City drives for expanded youth programs urged by McCullough
Mr McCullough urges the community to support organizations aiding 60 boys and girls through an organized budget system. He calls for more workers and heavier pledges, with subscriptions by mail to ensure the drive's success.
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Amarillo
MariigeCullough
McCullough
Mr. McCullough
Dent Mussleman Duo Announce Million Dollar Theater Deal
Dallas announced a purchase by Louis L. Dent and C. J. Mussleman of Dent and Mussleman Inc for about 1 million dollars. The deal covers thirty moving picture theaters in El Paso Wichita Falls Amarillo Paris Tyler Abilene Breckenridge Ranger Eastland and Denton.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Louis Ll. Dent
C. J. Musseleman
Dent and Mussleman, Inc
el Paso
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Paris
Tyler
Abilene
Breckenridge
Ranger
Eastland
Ir. Denton
Court denies governor and commissions road plea
Judge George Calhoun denied the plea of Governor Miriam A. Ferguson and the highway commissioners to intervene. He ruled the attorney general may sue to cancel the American Road Company's highway contract and recover any illegally held funds.
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Associated Press
Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
George Calhoun
American Road Company
Davies Ejected From Shenandoah Naval Court Inquiry
Attorney Joseph Davies, counsel for Mrs. Margaret Lansdowne, was thrown out of the Shenandoah naval court of inquiry by a marine guard after insisting on appearing as counsel for the widow. The court objected to the timing and manner of his appearance, and Davies faced possible contempt charges. Captain Paul Foley was summoned as a defendant as the inquiry into the dirigible wreck continued with survivors and legal representatives present.
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Assorated
Washington
Joseph Davies
Ounsel
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Shenandaah Naval Court of Inquiry
Davies
Shenendoah
Hilary P. Jones
Divdee
Leonard
Associated Press
Paul Foley
Navy
Whdowaf
Naval Court
Charles B. Palmer
Ts. Lansdowne
Universal Service
Palmer
Lanscowne
Foley
Shenandoah Court
Mitchell
Henry Leonard
Zachary Lansdowne
Navy Department
Sanandoah
James S. Easby- Smith
TWO WIVES CLAIM BODY OF DEAD OIL FIELD WORKER
Two women contend E. G. Kelly builder is their husband after he died when a timber fell on him at the derrick. Mrs. Kelley No. 1 and Mrs. No. 2 each bring children from Oklahoma and Vernon. Compensation of 7000 dollars is involved. Funeral services were held Tuesday. burial followed.
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Associated Press
Vernon
E. G. Kelly
Kelley
el Reno
Oklahoma
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the Star Co
Goethe
Fiume
Woodrow Wilson
Florida
California
America
Mr. Andrews
Nova Scotian
C. W. Carson
Masonic Temple
Texas
Goethals
the Panhandle
Board of City Developmen
General Goebels
Elenore Meherin
The
Chickie
Judith Moore
Judith
Sandy
Sandy McNeil
Ann
Phil
Denny Brooks
Nora Lee
Amarillo Hotel
Mrs. Lansdowne
Captain Foley
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