Swashbuckling Border Hero Jack Carlisle Is Slain
Chicago born Jack Carlisle a famed adventurer in Mexican and South American revolutions was found murdered on a rural road near Twin Lakes Wisconsin. His death follows a night with a party at a Twin Lakes resort and connects to his past with Sam Dreben Tracy Richardson and figures in the Mexican border conflicts of 1912. Mrs Zelene Carlisle widow and other guests were questioned.
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Jack Carlisle
The
Associated Press
Chicago
Jackson D. Carlisle
Twin Lakes
Wisconsin
Mexico
Carlisle
Kenosha
Zelene Carlisle
Charles Petschett
Henry Klingbell
Tracy Richardson
South America
Chippewas Edge Toward Last Stand Against Invasion
Danbury Wisconsin reports the Lost Band of Chippewa Indians facing displacement as tourists and summer resorters buy St. Croix river frontage and lake land. Some 250 adults and children struggle with homelessness after decades of roaming the Moskee to country seeking a reservation. The 1919 plea to Governor Philipp for a reservation was discussed but never completed.
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Danbury
Wis
St. Croix River
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Court Oreilles
Moskeeto
Emanuel L. Philipp
Half Minute Interviews From Fort Worth Figures
W N Cooper reports a finger injury while unloading a gun after a hunting trip. A T Mickle notes Amarillo’s changed outlook in eighteen months as oil prospects draw attention. World Publishing’s Chester Bunker and Steve Stevenson join the visit, with Panhandle oil field interest rising. Mark Hardin says banks are rushful after a holiday. Orla Allen anticipates a popular Legion convention game.
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A. T. Mickle
World Publishing Company
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Chester R. Bunker
The
Steve Stevenson
Panhandle
Nomadic Band Faces Scarce Hunting Grounds
A band, pressed yearly for hunting grounds, struggles to adopt agriculture and has no permanent lands, hindering stable settlement and growth of their community.
Day Nursery to Open Soon in Amarillo
Amarillo welfare board officials announce the Amarillo Day Nursery will formally open soon after completion at Fourth and Van Buren with new equipment. Children from the temporary 707 Fillmore site will move in, and a free clinic for inmates will be funded by three local physicians Guy Owens R M Bennett and J R Lemmon. Local Red Cross funds will supply limited equipment.
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Fourth
van Buren Streets
Fillmore Street
Guy Owens
Red Cross
Amarillo
R. M. Bennett
J. R. Lemmon
For Sale Car Pears Wholesale to Peddlers and Merchants
For sale a Santa Fe area deal offering car pears wholesale to peddlers and merchants. prose reads as a brief commercial listing with location and target buyers.
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Santa Fe
Hamblens Visit Kidd Family in Dallas
Mr and Mrs W H Hamblen of Dallas are visiting Mrs Hamblen's parents Mr and Mrs T H Kidd.
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Mrs
W. H. Hamblen
Dallas
Mrs. Hamblen
T. H. Kidd
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W. N. Cooper
Mark Hardin
Orla Allen
City Welfare Board
Ioen
FOX Drug Company
Pier’s Filling Station
North
N. Fillmore
North Amarillo
Morningside
North Highlands
Ridgemere
Lela May
North Fillmore
A. J. Wall
the Sunset Cafe
M. Sheehan
C. L. Corbin
East 4Th Street
Eighth and
Garfield
Panhandle Highway
M. B. Jamison
Lindsay Nunn
Nunn
Ath and Pierce
Tyler
the Globe and News
H. Ernest Smith
Prop
Gibson Fan Lumber
Buchanan Street
South Fourth
North Eighth
North Twelfth
City Improvement Co
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