Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Amarillo Daily News in Amarillo, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1928

Page

1

Congress near adjournment after heavy wartime session

Washington May 27 The seventieth congress nears adjournment with four major measures awaiting President Coolidge after a term marked by tax cuts flood control and merchant marine actions. Boulder canyon dam and naval construction bill loom as filibusters in the senate while seven presidential vetoes remain unresolved.

Boulder Canyon House Senate Coolidge White House Thomas S. Butler Pennsylvania Boulder Dam Johnson California Congress Associated Press Washington Herbert Hoover Kansas City Hoover Smith New York Houston Lowden Curtis Kansas Watson Indiana Borah Idaho Cleveland Dawes Marietta Ohio James W. Good Good Walter F. Brown Commerce Muehlebach Hotel

Jones signals possible nomination bid at Texas Democratic rally

Jesse H. Jones, endorsed by the Texas Democratic convention for president, says he would consider running if he can better serve the party. He thanks Texans for endorsing him at Beaumont and urges unity for the national campaign.

Associated Press Houston Jesse H. Jones People of Texas Beaumont United States National Party Moody Democratic Party

Buenos Aires Outrage Costs Eight Lives In Italy Row

The article reports on anti fascist attacks linked to Italy’s actions in Europe and the Americas. A deadly Buenos Aires bombing costs eight lives, while demonstrations in Innsbruck target the Italian consulate and protests in Jugoslavia challenge Italy over Adriatic access.

Buenos Aires Oscar Watson Associated Press North Pole Umberto Nobile Spitzbergen Europe South America Argentina Innsbruck Austria Tyrol Sebenico Laibach Jugoslava Italy Mussolini Italian Tyrol Jugoslavia Jugo-Slavia Jugo- Slavia William of Albania Kelley Japan United States

Weather Outlook by Region Oklahoma and Texas

Oklahoma and East and West Texas forecasts show a mix of sun and clouds this Monday and Tuesday. Oklahoma inland will be warmer with partly cloudy skies while East Texas faces unsettled, cooler conditions in the north and west portions. West Texas stays partly cloudy both days.

Oklahoma East Texas West Texas

Body of Girl Found After Weeks Hunt

The partly clothed body of Beatrice Rosenbaum ten years old was found in a ravine on John Lippatt's farm near Salem Ohio two weeks after she disappeared from Youngstown. Relatives identified the body and police await autopsy to confirm if a kidnapping and assault occurred as Deputy Lawrence Kindsbatter suspects the neck may have been broken.

Associated Press Salem Ohio Beatrice Rosenbaum Youngstown John Lippatt David Rosenbaum Beatrice Goldstein Lawrence Kindsbatter Kindsbatter

Four Injured in Clash as Anti-Fascists Break Parade

In Boston on May 27 anti-fascists dispersed a parade of Italian World War veterans in the North End. Four men were hospitalized with knife wounds and seven people were arrested for affray as the confrontation unfolded.

Associated Press Boston

Britisher Reputed Rich Leaves Small Estate

London May 27 England learns the late Lord Oxford and Asquith, once premier, left an estate of about 9000 pounds and was relieved from financial worry in his final days by the generosity of friends.

Associated Press London England Oxford and Asquith

The Cheerful Cherub Notes Strain of Fame

Reprint captures a performer’s confession about losing others to fame and the toll it takes. The piece contrasts public glamor with personal strain and a sense of relief.

University student dies in Nevada runaway incident

Oklahoma City May 27 John McBride Slaughter 19 son of John P Slaughter federal weather observer here died today at Elko Nevada from injuries received Thursday while attempting to halt a runaway team He was a student at the University of Nevada.

Oklahoma City John McBride Slaughter John P. Slaughter Elko Nev University of Nevada

Kansas men mistaken for bank bandit slayers shot

L L Robinson and Carl T Peterson both shot by Norton Kansas sheriffs deputies after being mistaken for Lamar Colorado gang members. They were wounded and hospitalized. Authorities pursued four bandits across Kansas Colorado and Oklahoma after the Lamar bank robbery and killings.

Kansas Colorado Associated Press Norton Kan Lamar, Col L. L. Robinson Hill City Carl T. Peterson

Walter Allen enters district attorney race in Thirty first district

Walter Allen a Hutchinson county attorney announced his candidacy for district attorney of the Thirty first judicial district. He is the second to announce joining Pampa lawyer Wortman already in the race. The district includes Lipscomb Ochiltree Hansford Hutchinson Roberts Hemphill Wheeler Gray and Carson counties.

Stinnett Walter Allen Hutchinson County North Plains Thirty-first Judicial District Allen Clifford Braley Dalhart Wortman Pampa Plemons Perryton W. R. Ewing Miami Lipscomb OchUtree Hansford Hutchinson Roberts Hemphill Wheeler Gray Carson Newton P. Willis Curtis Douglas Douglas Johnnie Holman Borger Willis University of Texas

Women’s clubs to discuss Bible teaching in schools

The General Federation of Women’s Clubs to consider a resolution from Tennessee clubs urging Bible instruction in schools to counter atheistic influence on youth. The issue is among 17 to be presented at the biennial convention in San Antonio next week.

Associated Press San Antonio General Federation of Women’s Clubs Tennessee

Ambassador Houghton Sails Home From London

United States Ambassador Alanson B. Houghton sailed from London on the Berengaria to New York. The trip was described as purely private though he may attend the Republican convention.

United Press London United States Alanson Houghton New York Berengaria Kansas City

Three Die in German Lufthansa Crash Near Dortmund

A Lufthansa airliner on the Dortmund to Frankfurt route crashed near Radevormwald, bursting into flames. Three passengers were killed and another severely injured.

Dortmund Germany Lufthansa Radevormwald

Indianapolis 24 Cars Qualify For 500 Race

The Indianapolis 500 field rose to 24 entrants after a gradual qualifying day. Among those reporting speeds were Jimmy Gleason at 177.70 mph and drivers Dave Evans Billy Arnold Russell Snoberger Peter Kreis. De Paolo remained hospitalized after a crash while Duray and Woodbury set prior records.

Associated Press Indianapolis Indianapolis Motor Speedway Leon Duray Cliff Woodbury Pete de Paolo Jimmy Gleason Philadelphia Dave Evans Los Angeles Billy Arnold Chicago Russell Snoberger Peter Kreis Knoxville Tenn de Paolo Wilbur Shaw

Wealthy Texas stockman Henry P. Barton dies at 68

Henry P. Barton of Corsicana died Saturday at age 68. He was a wealthy stock and farm owner and a pioneer resident of east Texas. He is survived by his widow and six children.

Corsicana Texas Henry P. Barton East Texas

City Deserted As Fish Pools Lure Parties

Summer crowds vanish from Amarillo streets as fishing trips and car outings replace work days. A double header baseball game drew attention while many residents headed to New Mexico and other directions for weekend recreation. The city reported cooler nights, clean rains, and improved roads aiding escape from town.

Amarillo Southwest New Mexico Great Lakes

Intense Earth Shocks Recorded by Georgetown Seismograph

Washington May 27 The Georgetown University seismograph recorded powerful earth shocks beginning at 6 08 am and lasting several hours They peaked between 6 50 and 6 00 am Director Tondorf estimated the shocks originated about 6 300 miles from Washington.

Associated Press Washington Georgetown University Seismograph Tondorf

Also Mentioned on This Page

G.O.P AL Smith Kings Bay Citta di Milano Amsterdam Island Italia Hartford Conn American Radio Relay League RAOB Golovetchikoff Far Eastern University Vladivostok Siberia San Francisco Arctic Pacific Spitabergen International Amateur Radio Union Siberian Pacific Coast Charles FE. Blalack Radio Corporation of America Mellon Edward Martin Pennsylvania State Republican Committee W. L. Mellon Pittsburgh Martin France Lorene Ford Betty Jean Shawnee Okla Douglas Ford Frank Knight Ing W. T. Jones Robinson Peterson Lamar First National Bank Charles Chester Clinton Ambassador Houghton America News-Globe
Search Courier

Search the Amarillo Daily News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Amarillo Daily News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication