Nativity Decline Spurs Swedish Public Debate
Stockholm reports the lowest nativity figures in Sweden's history for 1921 with births behind deaths in Stockholm by 876. The issue prompts a public debate over birth control and population policy as press and politicians consider Sweden's future growth and immigration pressures.
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United Press
Stockholm
Sweden
The Duke Faces Pursuit As Babe Recovers In Hospital
In a tense sequence the Duke orders Babe sent to a sanatorium while Gus defends the plan and a trailing observer is noted. The Duke plans to observe a mysterious pursuer, fearing exposure as a coward and contemplating Babe and Mac. Babe wonders about the doctors and Mac as she sleeps.
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Gus
Duke
Babe
Mac
E. Lee Smith Tailor Shop In New Home
One of Amarillo oldest cleaning and pressing shops moved to 116 East Fifth Avenue in the Commerce Building, with a second plant at 1509 Polk Street. E. Lee Smith operates five workers offering cleaning pressing tailoring and furnishings representing Detver Woolen Mills and International Tailoring products.
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Amarillo
E. Lee Smith
New Commerce
Western Improvement Company
Smith's Place
East Fifth Avenue
Smith
Polk Street
Detver Woolen Mills
International
New Commerce Building Completed at Fifth Avenue and Taylor Street
The Commerce Building at Fifth Avenue and Taylor Street in Amarillo, erected by B. Crawford and Rittenberry & Carder for Western Improvement Co., spans 100 by 106 feet. Ground floor tenants include Oliver Drug Co, The Monogram Store, E Lee Smith tailoring, and Neely Greenhill Agency. The old 40 by 100 foot Potter County courthouse brick structure was razed for the project.
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Lee Smith
Fifth Avenue
Neely- Greenhill Agency
Taylor Street
Potter County
Rock Island Railways in 1950 Big Picture and Local Notes
An extended reminiscence on the Rock Island Railway dated October 19, 1950 lauds its growth from modest tracks to a major system with 8 022 miles of track serving 14 states and major cities. The piece covers train names, passenger services, and the pride of officials and employees, plus a stream of local rail updates from Amarillo to Wichita Falls, including personnel moves, rule changes, and special train service.
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Rock Island Railway
America
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Denver
Colorado Springs
St. Louis
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Dallas
Fort Worth
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Memphis
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
el Paso
Mexico
Arizona
California
Golden State Limited
Southwest
Northwest
Tulsa
Okla
Oliver Drug Store Begins Eleventh Year in New Quarter
Amarillo’s Oliver Drug Company marks its eleventh year in business at a new Commerce Building corner on Fifth Avenue and Taylor Street. Owner-manager W. E. Oliver Jr. notes the store has occupied the same corner since June 1920 with earlier drug work dating to 1912. New fixtures and layout accompany the reopening.
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Oliver Drug Company
Amarillo
Commerce
Fifth Avenue
Taylor Street
Western Improvement Company
W. E. Oliver, Jr
aCtalina
Oliver
Kodak
Notable quotes and aviation beacon noted in Chicago report
The article highlights remarks by Irishman M. J. Flanigan about work harmony and disputes at the local offices. It also mentions the Lindbergh beacon on a 39 story Chicago skyscraper, producing two billion candle power and visible 50 to 75 miles away, readable by aviators from Cleveland.
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Pete
Mac
Violet Rimmel
Violet
Babe
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cleveland
Ohio
Cuba Special Congress May Be Called
Havana Oct. 2 The Cuban president announced plans to ask Congress in special session to suspend all constitutional guarantees until after national elections on Nov 1. Speaker Guan Incan and Senate President Clement Vasquez Bello pledged support to authorize the measure, which would grant the administration broad powers.
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Cuba
Associated Press
Havana
Machado
Congress
Guan Incan
House
Clement Vasquez Bello
Senate
Deal
Highway booster meeting planned at Hardesty Okla
A meeting of road boosters from Stinnett Grover Hitchland Hardesty and Hooker will gather October 7 in Hardesty Oklahoma to discuss the Amarillo Liberal highway. The route will run from Stinnett to Hooker and join Federal Highway 54 into Liberal Kansas. Representatives from the towns are expected to attend.
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Amarillo
Censorship row and student clash shadow pre election period
The text notes a temporary censorship on cables by the government withdrawn as unconstitutional. El País reports censors reviewed material before publication. Police halted a student march to the presidential palace. six officers and six students were hurt and one student died. The Machado administration faces growing opposition and claims of restricted free speech.
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el Pais
Machado
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Slaton
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J. W. Mode
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Ira Brown
Santa Fe Maintenance Ay
Eva Myers
Kenneth Chapman
Mr. Chapman
D. H. Sevier
Switchmen’s Union of North America
el Reno
Mr. Sevier
A. Petersen
American Legion
Boston
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N. C. Kornelson
Pratt
Kan
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R. D. Spann
C. E. Floyd
Ark
L. L. Bennett
Dallas Fair
Walter Schnell
Rock Island Station
Kaw
Bull Run
Pinar del Rio
Santiago de Cuba
Nick Knox
Raymond Foster
Rock Island Annanias Club
Oliver Drug Store
Wiley Oliver, JR
M. J. Flanigan
Bran
Kellogg
Battle Creek
East Fifth Ave
Hardesty, OK
P. & F. Corbin Finish Hardware New
5Th and
Williams Hardware CO
Taylor St
Vernon-Williams
Texas
Grant
B. Crawford General Contractor