Arizona by daylight across the continent journeying on The Chief
A brisk travelogue extols a daylight coast to coast journey via The Chief train and road routes through Arizona. It highlights Phoenix Prescott Bisbee Flagstaff Jerome Douglas Globe Tempe Tucson Winslow and Grand Canyon as wonders and wealth. It contrasts flying machines with the car and urges readers to travel now across the American West.
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Aneces
Arizona
America
Flagstaff
Marcus de Niza
Coronado
Phoenix
Prescott
Bisbee
Jerome
Douglas
Globe
Tempe
Tucson
Winslow
Grand Canyon
Cn Arizona
Despondent World War Vet Dies From Self-Injector Poison
John P. Baker, 81, a World War I veteran and Amarillo prescription clerk, killed himself with poison in his Sun day room after writing farewell messages. Coroner ruled death self inflicted amid personal crisis. Baker served in AEF France Belgium, 61st Pioneer Infantry, private first class, 1918-1919. Survived by widow, infant son in Tulsa, and brother Henry Baker, Big State Drug owner. Baker had recently moved from Tulsa, lived at 511 West Sixth Street. His brother critically ill and unreachable. Burial arrangements pending with N. S Grigg funeral chapel.
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John P. Baker
West Sixth Street
Charles P. Landis
Baker
Amarillo
Triplett
Tulsa
Oklahoma
France
Belgium
61St Pioneer Infantry
Henry PD. Baker
Big State
N. S Grigg
Fr Oklahore
Autos May Be Fortaeted Lastediment?
Fragmentary OCR notes mention autos and a possible fortaeted event with unclear timestamps. No clear entities or verifiable facts emerge.
Cotton crop to top 18 million bales in historic harvest
The U S Department of Agriculture says the 1919 cotton crop will exceed 18 million bales for the first time. Indications on November 14 point to 18,399,000 bales, about 2.3 million more than last year, with 12,953,708 bales ginned by that date and substantial unpicked cotton remaining in Texas and Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Oklahoma
Crop Reporting Board
Doheny in Court Again Faces Oil Scandal Case
Washington dispatch reports Albert Pall and Riwerd K. Dubery appeared before the bar on charges related to a major oil industry scandal. Proceedings focused on treason and breach of trust allegations as prosecutors outlined the core accusations and potential penalties.
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Washington
Albert I. Pall
Riwerd K. Dubery
Justin
Treetom
eReree
Comeperers
Pettaiee
Blackwell Defends Police Rights in Van Natta Case
Chief C. J. Blackwell states no arrestee was mistreated at the city jail and backs his officers as in the Van Natta incident. He cites a signed statement from J. F. Vincent of St Charles Apartments supporting proper conduct and notes most criticism comes from drunks.
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C. J. Blackwell
J. L. van Natta
van Natta
Blackwell
J. F. Vincent
St. Charles
Justice of the Peace
van Natts
Vincent
Chief Blackwell
Magha
Cadman Well Strike Notice for Hope Cadman Well
A local public notice records Cadman Well to be struck today at 15 Hope. The terse item lists148 Hope as the site and references a related entity Gene 0, noting execution of the strike will occur today under applicable authority.
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Cadman
Red Dunn Slays Two Guards in Wild Exscope Attempt
A figure named Red Dunn shoots two guards during an exscope attempt. The incident ends with both of Dunn's legs being shot off. Police recover weapons and investigate motive. Authorities caution about violent confrontations linked to the exscope project.
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Exscope
Leg Broken by Auto and Splints Prove Useless
Ambulance attendants and bystanders rushed to the Fourth and Fillmore wreck last night to aid Dave Martinez a Mexican who tried to declare his leg broken. A closer look showed the leg was in two, and the cork limb could not be splinted effectively.
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Fourth and
Fillmore Streets
Sid
Dave Martinez
Shriners Arriving for Amarillo Fall Ceremonial parade
Shriners from Panhandle sections descend on Amarillo for Khiva Temple Fall Ceremonial with about 150 novices to be inducted. More than 2,000 Shriner nobles expected. parade on Polk Street at 1 pm, Ceremonial sessions at 2 pm, Potentate's ball to follow. Indoor circus at Masonic Temple tonight aids patrol work and band rehearsals.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Khiva
Polk Street
Guy Saunders
Masonic Temple
Willard Smith
Bishop condemns city jail practices and hasty arrests
District Judge Henry Bishop criticized Amarillo police for promiscuous arrests without warrants or complaints, citing two habeas corpus writs in two weeks. He warned officers must bring suspects before a judge with proper charges, or face false imprisonment and civil damages. He called jail mistreatment “unnecessary roughness” and condemned gun toteing as prevalent.
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Amarillo
Henry Bishop
Grand
Bishop
Grand Jury
Musoreds Watch Event Returns to Otote and Sia
Local Musoreds Watch event resumes with Otote and Sia collaborations. Officials outline schedule, safety measures, and participant guidelines for the community gathering. Public interest grows as organizers seek volunteers and sponsors.
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Musoreds Watch
OTOTE
Aos
Pemerros
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