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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1927

Page

7

Soldiers Guard Court as Negro Goes to Trial

Walter Burley, a black man, goes to trial for the murder of Miss Martha Rees and her sister-in-law Mrs. C. S. Rees in Mississippi. Seven hundred soldiers with machine guns surround the courthouse in Jackson for security after a mob stormed the Hattiesburg jail. Burley was transferred from Montgomery Alabama today.

United Press Jackson Miss Walter Burley Martha Rees C. S. Rees Burley Hattiesburg Montgomery Ala

A. & M. Ex-Students Plan July 8 Picnic

Former Texas A and M alumni organize a reunion picnic on July 8 likely at Jack Hall ranch. John Cunningham serves as president with D Dotson as vice president B F Ford as secretary and A B Short as treasurer.

Texas A. and M. College Jack Hall Ranch John Cunningham D. Dotson B. F. Ford A. B. Short

Hollywood Snafus Mark Filming of Uncle Tom's Cabin

Stage and Screen notes a string of misfortunes during Harry Pollard's on location filming of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Detrimental events include a near fatal infection, a star quitting, a fire destroying wardrobe aboard a barge, a boiler explosion, weather delays in New York, river flooding, and ill health among bloodhounds delaying production. Loretta Young is highlighted as rising ingenue. Subculture humor touches on Weed Mewmeyer and Carl Laemmler directing Reginald Denny in Now I'll Tell One.

Wade Werner Hollywood Cal Harry Pollard Pollard Tom Mississippi New York State California Los Angeles Loretta Young Fanny Ward First National Weed Mewmeyer Universal Carl Laemmler Reginald Denny

Springtime wraps feature tailored coats and vivid plaids

The article showcases two garment patterns from Pictorial Review. It describes a navy twill long coat with side fastening and a deep self material collar, plus a bright colored plaid option for sports and general wear. Medium size fabric needs are noted for 54 inch material. Pattern No 3538 fits busts 34 to 42 inches, 45 cents. No 3537 fits junior sizes 14 to 18 with bust 34 to 38 inches, 45 cents.

Pictorial Review

Proper bidding and play in South in the dealer

In this hand Mr Whitehead outlines bidding for East with two No Trump calls and a diamond lead to exploit dummy s weakness. South deduces heart and club distribution from leads and cards to lead diamonds to try to take tricks, with future questions invited to be sent with SASE.

Whitehead South North East Wold Declarer

Upham Company to Supply Gas for Clarendon

The Upham Gas company won the right to furnish Clarendon with natural gas from A. H. Hardendorf of McLean. Hardendorf had a city franchise awarded weeks earlier when Upham competed. Upham plans to begin service by September 10, two months before Hardendorf’s franchise starts.

Clarendon Upham Gas Company A. H. Hardendorf McLean Hardendorf City Commission Upham

Santa Fe Starts Foundation Work on Office Building

Santa Fe began foundation construction for its new office building at Ninth and Polk ahead of finalized plans. The city expects the complete drawings to arrive from Chicago soon, with building size to be disclosed upon review. Captain David F. Sellers has been chosen to command the U S naval squadron in central American waters, succeeding Rear Admiral Julian L. Latimer.

The Santa Fe Ninth and Polk Chicago Sellers Latimer Washington David F. Sellers Central America Julian L. Latimer

Silk Dressing Sacque Thought For Gift

A speaker contemplates making a silk dressing sacque as a shower gift praising her sewing skill and noting the common abundance of linen gifts at showers. She believes the thoughtful garment will be unique and appreciated by the recipient.

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