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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1927

Page

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Heavy rains refresh Panhandle as Spearman and Slaton report huge totals

Heavy rains drenched the Panhandle with two and a half inches in Spearman over one hour and twenty minutes and one to three inches in Slaton. The storm eased drought, aided late wheat and raw crops, with light showers in eastern New Mexico and along the Canadian river to the Texas line. No hail damage reported though some hail accompanied rain. cool, cloudy conditions linger near Amarillo with prospects of more rain.

Panhandle Plains Ches Spearman Slaton New Mexico Endee Glen Rio Vega Tucumcari Canadian River Texas Line Texline Dalhart South Plains Amarillo

Houston man confesses to a string of assaults and killings

Lawrence Davenport, 21, confessed to Houston police to a series of shootings, hold ups, and outrages since May 18, including a slaying of Oscar Foster and assaults on both white and Black women. Davenport was wounded in a later hold up and hospitalized before a signed confession.

Associated Press Houston Lawrence Davenport Oscar F. Foster Foster Henry Morrow Morrow J. F. Baker Baker Davenport Dave Igor Aken

Manila to Frisco May See Aerial Prize Offer

Stewart Tait, Manila businessman and Olympic Athletic Club leader, announced a 25,000 peso prize for the first San Francisco Manila flight. Four other Manila men join the offer, to be awarded to the first to complete the trip in either direction.

Associated Press Manila Stewart Tait Olympic Athletic Club of San Francisco

Montgomery Plans to Rebuild After Devastating Fire

Montgomery, Alabama plans to rebuild the business block destroyed by a fire that leveled 58 buildings and caused losses exceeding 2 million dollars. Workmen cleared ruins as officials tally damages, with a full loss check to take several days.

Associated Eoach Montgomery Ala

French Fliers May Live in Labrador

Battle Harbor Labrador June 5. If the French aviators Nungesser and Coli landed in Labrador during their transatlantic flight it may be late June or July before they are heard from, says Selah M Sitterly nurse in charge of Battle Harbor. She notes it took five days for a message from the interior to reach her at a post 20 miles away.

Battle Harbor Labrador Nungesser Coli Selah M. Sitterly Miss Sitterly

Air Man Dargue Begins U S Tour in Erie

Maj. Herbert A. Dargue commander of the army goodwill fliers arrived in Erie at 7 tonight on a flight from Buffalo. He is making an air tour of the United States and landed in Erie bay. He was scheduled to remain here until the next morning.

Associated Press Erie Herbert A. Dargue Army Good- Will Fliers Buffalo N. Y United States Dargue Erie Bay

Amarillo golfer Eddie Johnson wins city championship at Hillcrest

Eddie Johnson defeated Mansel Merriman four up with three to play to claim the Amarillo city golf title. Johnson later shot a 68 to tie the course record. Merriman had an eagle at the 17th and both players posted 80 for the morning round. Sam Vaughn won the second flight. Cole and Arnold tied in the third flight after a hole accident.

Eddie Johnson Amarillo Johnson Mansel Merriman Hillcrest Club W. W. Woolsey Merriman Sam Vaughn Roy Greenhill Hubert Cole Art Arnold Cole Arnold W. A. McConnell American Amateur Golf Association Walter Sikes

Four Months Drouth Broken by Heavy Texas Rains

In Fort Worth on June 5 the drouth in west Texas eased as heavy rains fell in several counties. Slaten area saw one inch, enabling cotton planting. Lubbock and surrounding districts received showers, with Spearman in Hansford county hit by 2.12 inches in under two hours. Colorado in Mitchell county reported 1.25 inches and Channing in Hartley county had light showers.

Fort Worth Drouth

Noted Scientist Dr Zingher Dies in Lab Accident

Dr Abraham Zingher a noted bacteriologist who helped perfect the Schick test for diphtheria was asphyxiated while conducting research into the Dick test for scarlet fever. The gas tube to a burner disconnected as he slept, his body found at Willard Parker hospital with an open notebook of recent experiments.

New York Abraham Zingher Schick Zingher Willard Parker Hospital

Banner Beer Haul of Volsteadism in Borger

Special to The News. Borger June 5 The sheriff’s department raided two shacks within three blocks and seized 13 000 bottles of beer. The haul highlights ongoing enforcement of Prohibition era laws and local police activity. The report also mentions Belgrade, Yugoslavia, with unclear relation to the Borger raid.

Borger Sheriff's Department

Lindbergh to Face Fast Home Program on Return

Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh will arrive in Washington after a sea voyage aboard the Memphis to join a swift official welcome. The day includes a White House reception, a motor tour, a monument ceremony, a cabinet dinner, and notable society events before he returns to private life with his mother as guest at the temporary White House.

Associated Prensa Washington Memphis Europe Charles A. Lindbergh Washington Monument Flying Crows White House Minnesota Society Willard Hotel National Press Club Lindbergh Charles L. Lindbergh Coolidge

President Coolidge Returns to Washington After Navy Review

President Coolidge returned to Washington aboard the Mayflower that evening after a Potomac voyage off Cape Henry Virginia where he reviewed the United States fleet yesterday.

Washington

Six Kiwanis Clubs Meet in Plainview Rally

Kiwanis members from Amarillo Clovis Lubbock Tulia Tahoka and Plainview converge in Plainview for an all day rally. They meet at the Amarillo hotel at 7 am and travel to South Plains city by bus or Santa Fe if rain. A luncheon midday and a banquet at night cap a day of contests and a ball game.

Kiwanians Amarillo Clovis Lubbock Tulia Tahoka Plainview South Plains Santa Fe Charley Austin Amarillo Club Clifford N. Dillon Memphis

Berlin Flight News From World War II Era

Dense fog and heavy rain hindered rescue planes and an escort squad. Bremen and Bruns wick meteorological stations report rain as Chamberlin prompts Berlin with a low altitude call. Meantime crowds and weather dampen Meo landings over the Irish Sea and southern British Isles.

London British Isles Clarence D. Chamberlin South England Coast Guard Lindberg Lindbergh Atlantic

Monoplane Columbia sighted near Plymouth as Berlin plan ride accelerates

Nineteen planes lift off toward Berlin to escort the Columbia amid police cordons at Tempelhofer field. Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine complete a 21 hour 1900 kilometer nonstop leg landing Land's End, while the Columbia is seen over Padstow and Plymouth en route toward Berlin.

Berlin Tempelhofer Field Templehofer Associated Press Clarence Chamberlin Charles Levine Land's End England Newfoundland Charles Lindbergh Land’s End Rome Ocean Plymouth Padstow Cornwall Coast Guards Columbia Charles Lindgergh

Borger Officers Smash Link in Tri-State Dope Ring

Borger officials raid a dope ring linking operations at El Paso and Oklahoma City. Constable Macey and two sheriff deputies arrested one man and two women. Suspects, unnamed, await transport to Amarillo for federal custody.

Borger Link Tri-State el Paso Oklahoma City Macey Sheriff's Department Amarillo

Spring wool clip brings unusual prices in Big Spring

In Texas at Spring, E. B. Giliean reports the wool clip from the Big Spring territory brings good prices. He sold about 4,000 pounds to San Angelo buyers at 40 cents per pound, with the clip averaging unspecified.

Spring Texas Big Spring E. B. Gilliean

Mrs Wylda Chamberlin Plans Berengaria Return Voyage

Mrs Wylda Chamberlin announced plans to sail on the Berengaria Tuesday, convinced her husband Clarence Chamberlin has achieved his aim and will be safely landed. She spoke in New York after press reports of the Columbia monoplane flight.

Associated Press New York Wylda Chamberlin Clarence Chamberlin Columbia

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