Wall Street’s Barometer Fluctuates Amid Prospects of Boom
The piece notes renewed optimism on Wall Street as more than seven hundred corporations sent dividend checks, call money drops to 4.5 percent, and Dodge Brothers Motor Co. sale signals available capital. It also surveys 1928 political chatter with McAdoo, Roosevelt, Smith, and Coolidge, plus rumors of Trotzky’s death or exile affecting international mood.
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Weekend forecast with warmer Saturday and cool Sunday
The forecast calls for Friday night and Saturday to be partly cloudy and warmer on Saturday. Sunday temperatures range from a high of 51 and a low of 42 degrees. One year ago the highs and lows were 11 and 40.
Amarillo School Board Election Set for Tomorrow
Voters in the Amarillo Independent School District will choose three new trustees. Polls open at a specified hour and close at 6, with east side voters voting at the courthouse and west side at city hall. Two tickets compete, with six candidates, and returns will be tabulated by The Globe while urging calls to 32090 or 201 for results.
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H. S. Milholland
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Forest fires threaten western North Carolina as thousands of trees burn
The Associated Press reports fires in the Pisgah and other western counties of North Carolina spread across Madison and nearby areas. In Bent Creek the first major blaze was controlled after consuming about 3000 acres, with officials suspecting incendiary origins tied to trespassers on hunting preserves.
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Madison County
Glenwood Candidates to Speak at Friday Mass Meeting
All candidates for Glenwood city commission and school board will speak at a political mass meeting in the basement of the Second Baptist Church at 8 o clock Friday night. Supporters for nonspeaking candidates will be represented. Citizens are urged to attend to hear all sides of the issue. Both tickets expect speakers or representatives. school board factions will present their claims.
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Second Baptist Church
Glenwood
U. S. to Appeal Indictment Quashing in Oil Charges
The government will appeal the ruling of the DC Supreme Court quashing indictments against Albert J. B. Yall Edward L. Doheny Harry F Sinclair and Edward J. Doheny Jr in the oil reserve cases announced by U S District Attorney Gordon after a call with special oil counsel Owen J Roberts The report also notes talk of a heavyweight title bout between Jack Dempsey and Harry Willis and mentions the Amarillo Hotel Coffee Shop promoting its food.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Albert JB. Yall
Edward L. Doheny
Harry F Sinclair
Edward J. Doheny, Jr
United States
Gordon
Owen J. Roberts
Special Government Oil Counsel
Philadelphia
Long Legged Man With More Brains Theory Explored
Dr. William H. Sheldon of the University of Chicago will study 409 men described as anthropological indices to test if long legged men with red hair have more brains than short legged blondes. Professor Naccarati of Columbia University supports the theory noting long legged men show great trends.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William H. Sheldon
University of Chicago
Naccarati
Columbia University
Dentist Died Under Mysterious Circumstances In Hotel
Police pursue theory that Dr. John B. Kelly killed himself and staged evidence after registering as Pat Henderson at a Kansas City hotel. A note signed Henderson and a $5000 life policy within a year raise possible self inflicted death. No signs of struggle found in the room.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
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Kelly
Pat Hendersonu
el Paso
Tex
Pat Henderson
Dr. Kelly
Henderson
Realtors Refuse Bruner Resignation as Board Delegates
The Amarillo Real Estate board unanimously rejected T. M. Bruner’s resignation as president and elected him as a delegate to the national convention in Detroit. Attending the convention will be Bill Askew G C Odom Will A Miller W H Brymer Jess Summers and J R Gautare. Dr B Yetese spoke briefly noting the value of the ground a man stands on and Ben Stone reviewed contract forms and provisions.
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Bochemohle Addresses City Zoning At Amarillo Club
Mr Bochemohle argued zoning proves city planning value citing 62 cities zoned in 1924 with 28 under 10 900 population. He urged zoning acts focus on work recreation and sleep. Little Miss Gertrude Oliver performed a dance with Mrs Leslie Williams accompanying.
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Amarillo
Voters urged to cast ballots in school election
The Globe urges citizens to vote in the school election tomorrow, endorsing Bill Derhamm, Walter Blakeburn, and A. N. Olver as best fitted for office. It plans polling place coverage and returns by early evening, with a larger rally planned Tuesday night featuring Dave Derden’s Band.
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Walter Blakeburn
A. N. Olver
Dave Derden
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Ferguson vetoes bill to kill wild animals in Texas
Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson vetoed an appropriation bill allowing college professors and tick inspectors to kill bobcats coyotes wolves mountain lions prairie dogs and other predators. The measure urged cooperation with the livestock sanitary commission A&M College and the U S Department of Agriculture with road sign targets noted.
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Associated Press
Austin
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Livestock Sanitary Commission
A. & M. College
United States Department of Agriculture
Flirting Fish and Vest Pocket Deer Among Malay Jungle Wonders
New York April 3 An explorer Carveth Wells described six years of Malay Peninsula life in a lecture. He recounted creatures such as the flirting fish the live Teddy bear and a vest pocket deer plus a lizard that sheds its tail and a hygienic monkey that brushes its teeth after meals. Everything, he said, is upside down in the Malay jungles.
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Associated Press
New York
Carveth Wells
Malay Peninsula
Mr. Wells
Amarillo mayoral hopeful pledges careful use of water funds
Lee Hivins declares a grave privilege to serve Amarillo if elected, vowing to prioritize the city’s development and water solution. He emphasizes prudent spending, shared responsibility, and a focus on creating “square” citizens while respecting the town’s growth beyond its past as a cow town.
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Amarillo
McGee Urges Equal Service for All Legion Members
State Commander Mark McGee told about 250 Legionnaires and Auxiliary members in Amarillo that the American Legion must carry on Woodrow Wilson’s torch and care for disabled veterans, widows, and orphans. He outlined a campaign for a $5,000,000 fund to aid families of fallen soldiers and educate their children, stressing equal service for all veterans.
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Amarillo
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Legion to Boost Post Activity in Panhandle Region
Amarillo will dispatch representatives led by Dr. A. J. Caldwell to visit American Legion posts across the Panhandle. Caldwell, district chairman, will coordinate efforts to spark more legion interest in the area. The eighteenth district convention held a round table on routine issues with Markt McGee, state commander, among those taking part.
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A. J. Caldwell
American Legion
Eighteenth Congressional District Convention
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Braun Elected Premier of Prussia in Surprise Vote
Berlin reports Otto Braun, Socialist candidate for president in last Sunday's election, has been elected premier of Prussia today. Mention of American Warehouse Company storage services and a local promotional line follows.
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