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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1927

Page

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Lightning Strikes Amarillo Home Of City Manager

Lightning hit Jeff Bartlett’s two story brick residence at 1620 Lipscomb during a rainstorm. Firefighters faced quagmires as unpaved streets filled with mud delaying access. The blaze destroyed the upper floor. the loss is estimated at about 15 000 dollars with the home valued around 10 000 and contents 6 000. The Bartletts were away but later reunited and stayed with friends for the night.

Jeff Bartlett Lipscomb Street Amarillo Mr. Bartlett Billy Bartlett Mrs. Bartlett Ong Street R. B.taylor J. R. Allen Lipscomb Taylor and Allen

Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding area

The forecast calls for Tuesday thundershowers in Amarillo and vicinity with partly cloudy skies across West Texas and New Mexico. Temperatures remain generally seasonal as a high pressure pattern and moisture from the Missouri valley influence a chance of showers and thunderstorms Tuesday.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico Missouri Valley Florida New York Wyoming Colorado Texas Panhandle Lake Region Ohio Valley Amarillo Yester

Donley County seeks routing change before highway bond vote

Donley County residents press for restoring official routing of the Amarillo to Fort Worth highway through Hedley Giles and Lelia Lake before bond approval. The campaign aims to close a route gap and spark a county wide education effort, with a favorable vote anticipated once routing is corrected. Separately, Secretary Kellogg blocks a goodwill flight to Mexico City deeming it not in national interests.

Clarendon Texas Donley Amarillo Fort Worth State Highway Department Hedley Giles Lelia Lake Board of County Commissioners Armstrong Childress Childress County Donley County Chamber of Commerce Associated Press Houston Mexico City Houston Chamber of Commerce Mexico Frank B. Kellogg T. L. Evans Kellogg Republic

Flooding threatens sixty thousand Arkansas acres in Desha and Chicot

The Arkansas river breaking through old Pendleton and Medford levees will flood sixty thousand acres in Desha and Chicot counties. R Rice Warner, secretary of the Arkansas flood commission, estimated the impact tonight. Seven northeast Louisiana parishes are also expected to be affected.

Associated Press Little Rock Ark Desha Chicot Counties Pendleton Medford R. Rice Warner Arkansas Flood Commission Louisiana

New Officers Named for Claude W. M. U

Claude W M U announces its newly elected officers Mrs J L Bagwell is president again Mrs C E Kight takes secretary post Mrs G E B Caldwell becomes treasurer Ida M Thomas serves as press reporter and Mrs Gregory is listed as pianist in Claude August report

Claude J. L. Bagwell C. E. Kight G. EB. Caldwell Ida M. Thomas Gregory

Plans for aeronautics program at Texas Tech discussed

Dallas August 8 plans discussed at Texas Technological College board meeting include adding a modern aeronautics course, hiring 35 new faculty, and awarding contracts for a home economics building and the first agricultural unit. Negotiations proceed with the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce for a landing field and flying site. Governor Moody and Col Lindbergh may visit later.

Associated Press Dallas A_ modern school of aeronautics Texas Technological College Lubbock P. W. Horn Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Horn San Antonio Kelly Field Lindbergh Texas Governor Moody W. J. McMillan J. W. Maxey

Operators Decide to Curb Seminole Oil Flow

Tulsa Aug 8 United in their determination to curb the Greater Seminole oil flow operators of the district at a special meeting here today again declared their adherence to the conservation plan put into effect last Friday and agreed that it would be continued.

Tulsa Okla

County Approves West Route for Oil Road Project

County commissioners accepted the jury of view's report to build the oil field highway to the Four Corners, approving a route that aids mineral, oil and agricultural access in Potter and neighboring counties. They set tax rates, renewed Tri-State Fair terms, and reviewed damage claims along Amarillo to Four Corners.

Jury of View Four Corners Amarillo View Hutchinson Moore Carson Potter Counties Potter County Carson County Will M. Benton Jury Court House Texas Park Common Bushland County

Heavy rains sweep Panhandle cities in Texas

Widespread rainfall was reported in Amarillo and across the Panhandle after an electric storm. Amarillo received about one inch, with rain continuing at 11 pm. Railroads centered in Anartié noted about an inch over a large Panhandle area, rail traffic undisturbed. Santa Fe lines recorded one inch from Borger to Texaco, limited eastern Panhandle rain. Fort Worth and Denver officials logged over an inch north to Texline, with no south section reports yet.

Amarillo Weather Bureau Anartié Santa Fe Borger Texaco Panhand

Highway Nine meeting set for Tahoka delegates named soon

Delegations from Panhandle Plains cities along the Amarillo to San Angelo route will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. in Tahoka for a conference on developing Highway Nine. Hardin leads the Amarillo delegation. others expected include Plainview Tulsa Hale Center Lubbock Kress Happy Canyon and more. Luncheon will be provided at noon by the Tahoka Kiwanis with planned entertainment for visitors.

Panhandle Plains Amarillo San Angelo Tahoka Hardin Transportation Committee Board of City Development

Dallas to Los Angeles Passenger Line Planned With Stops

Fort Worth Aug 8 Any aerial passenger line between Los Angeles and Dallas with stops at El Paso Breckenridge Abilene Sweetwater Big Spring and Fort Worth likely will be established by year’s start says B B Buckeridge manager of the manufacturers and wholesalers association.

Fort Worth Los Angeles Dallas el Paso Breckenridge Abilene Sweetwater Big Spring B. B. Buckeridge Manufacturers’ and Wholesalers Association

Spearman Fails Two-Thirds Vote in County Seat Election

Official count: Spearman 657 to Hansford 363, short by 23 votes for two-thirds majority. Unofficial tallies exceeded, but challenge persists in state supreme court. Contested grounds include local election law and possible second vote, with opponents from Hansford County bankers and residents mobilizing opposition to the move.

Spearman Hansford State Supreme Court Supreme Court Hansford County

Northwest Texas Methodist Girls Camp Opens Near Canyon

Two hundred girls are set to attend the annual encampment of the Northwest Texas Methodist conference, 21 miles southeast of Canyon. Mrs. Tom C. Deleney of Memphis oversees preparations as the auditorium goes up and the cornerstone is laid Sunday. Dr. RB. E. Morgan of Amarillo will direct the ceremonies. The camp runs for three weeks.

Northwest Texas Methodist Conference Canyon Tom C. Deleney Memphis Amarillo RB. BE. L. Morgan

New Trial Denied in Sacco and Vanzetti Case

A Boston court, August 8, denied a new trial for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti and took under advisement their petition to revoke sentence and stay execution. Judge Webster Thayer refused a second request for a new trial, but will consider the revocation and stay plea filed after defense and prosecution conference. Justice George A. Sanderson previously ruled the court had no authority to grant a stay and dismissed habeas corpus questions.

The Associated Prensa Boston South Braintree Thayer Dedham Sacco Vanzetti Massachusetts Supreme Court Arthur D. Hill Fuller William G. Thompson George A. Sanderson Suffolk County Justice Sanderson

Drouhin and Levine Sign New Contract

Paris August 8 Charles A Levine and Maurice Drouhin signed a new contract for the Paris to New York flight. Drouhin will receive 100000 francs for a year from July 7 plus half profits from motion pictures and stories. Levine will fund 300000 francs for Drouhin's wife if the flight is lost, with monthly 10000 francs for six months.

Associated Press Paris Charles A. Levine Maurice Drouhin Levine New York Drouhin Bank of France

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