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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
1
Associated Press reports Mormon Joe, a Ute medicine man, was arrested in Purango Colorado after an infant died and officials allege she was buried alive in an archaic tribal rite. The infant’s father is the medicine man’s son-in-law Piat Nae, now sought as an accessory.
The readable segment shows garbled phrases about tie culmination, receipts, and right of way with scattered names and dates. Important entities are not recoverable. content remains fragmented and does not establish a clear event or outcome.
The column notes active stocks slipping toward low prices for the year, with commentary on wealth, industry, and optimism about the country’s future. It cites General Mitchell’s promotion, calls out military leadership concerns, and touches on prohibition’s impact on drink and home life. It reports Peru Chile plebiscite hopes and German election results, predicting a Republican win in the post election.
The forecast calls for showers tonight and Thursday with partly cloudy and cooler conditions. Highs near 73 and lows around 41, compared with 62 and 30 a year ago.
Dorothy Ellingson marks her 17th birthday in court as Rawlings plans to colonize 75 000 acres in Callam county Panhandle. Buffalo Springs townsite to be laid out with a 15 room hotel and dairy farming experiments. Rawlings promotes a free city sale with a nine percent interest and a five thousand mile radius transport plan. Dorothy Kilingson observed her 17th birthday in court amid murder trial proceedings to determine insanity.
A rabbit drive in Dimmitt begins at 9 o'clock with four lines of hunters fifty yards apart, but a dust storm hinders progress. Wind and dust hamper the event. by 2:45 pm lines break and hunters rush into town to claim their share of the rabbits. Hundreds of rabbits are said to be driven, with Amarchie’s H.C. Holman noted among participants.
Readable fragments report the Thirty Ninth Legislature passing bills on common wild game and fish law, including a Ferguson amnesty measure and a contemplated cattle or deer hunting cone. The text references associated hearings and political controversy around the measures.
Lee Bivins addresses a crowd of over one hundred workers at the Bivins Fisk Harris campaign HQ. He pledges to serve Amarillo’s people, promises to attend to city business, and stresses unity to promote growth over the next two years. Fellow candidate Charley Fisk vows to put city and people first.
A gasoline refinery complex suffered a destructive blaze following an intense storm. Reports say several structures burned and emergency crews battled the fire for hours as containment measures were put in place.
Man known as Tunney receives a ten year cell sentence in New York with references to June 12. The article mentions Attorney General and Pete Greveds in context of the case and power shifts around the Albany area.
fragmented text mentions panhandle weather with rain and fog across Amarillo and nearby towns. references to roads and reported conditions across areas including Hereford Umbarger and Gage, with sporadic place names and scattered measurements.
obituary notes the death of Mrs. King at 93, described as owner of the largest ranch. details mention estate, property valued at significant sum, and the expansive holdings impacting her region.
Reports from New York state that Dodge Brothers Automobile Co of Detroit may be sold to a syndicate led by Dillon, Mead and Company for over 100 million dollars. While bankers declined comment, many expect a broader consolidation including Packard, Hudson and Dhess Body firms. Details remain unsettled with announcements promised within a day.
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