Hard workers remembered in American spirit of toil
The piece recalls Edison and Rosewald as tireless workers who died in harness and left immense estates. It contrasts pioneer struggles with modern complacency, lauds Helen Keller's achievements despite deafness and blindness, and ends with a call to return to diligence and self-reliance. It then shifts to Amarillo union meeting notes covering candidates, bids, and local labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Julius Rosewald
Iharity
Phillip D. Armour
Great Armour Packing Company
Helen Kellar
America
Local unions and workers update from Amarillo area
The Globe News printing department reports rest time and relief for the night shift. Carpenters Union members Vaughn Neilsen and E. Wyche relocate to Booster Plant and Dallas respectively, while Walter Wurtz returns from Coleman. Mrs. A L Graham improves after six weeks of illness. A cooking anecdote ends with a cake burnt in transit. Finch claims 212 men razing Potter County courthouse, 207 Amarillo citizens with poll tax receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Vaughn and
Carl Neilsen
The
Carpenters Union
E. L. Wyche
Dallas
W. W. Finch
Potter County
Amarillo
Keaton Sends Phonograph Records to Heal Marital Rift
Beverly Hills, April 7. Buster Keaton, film comedian, sent three phonograph records to his wife Natalie Talmadge to mend marital strains. The messages, including You've Got Me Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea, All of Me, and Can't We Talk It Over, were delivered as reconciliation attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phonograph
Buster Keaton
Beverly Hills
Calif
Natalie Talmadge
Keaton
Keaton and Family Seized by San Diego Police En Route to Ensenada
Mr and Mrs Keaton drew public notice Monday as Mrs Keaton, aided by District Attorney Baron Fitts, persuaded San Diego police to remove Keaton and his two sons Joe and Robert from an airplane grounded in the city while traveling toward Ensenada Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keaton
Baron Fitts
San Diego
Joe
Robert
Ensenada
Mexico
Police turn suspects over to Armstrong authorities
Amarillo police arrest Wayne Hunsucker and Joe Coxey and hand them to Armstrong officials for further processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Amarillo
Wayne Hunsucker
Joe Coxey
Theft suspects held after tire thefts in Washburn
Alias Joe Baker and an Indian man were released to Armstrong County authorities to face theft charges. Sheriff Tom Brunson of Claude led the arrest after tires stolen from Jack Bailey at Washburn were recovered by Amarillo police and traced to a second hand tire dealer. A television class was added to UC extension courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baker
Armstrong County
Tom Brunson
Claude
Jack Bailey
Washburn
Amarillo
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Bacco
Carpenters Hall
Central Labor Union
Herbert Lytle
Ted McGovern
J. A. Lyons
Sam Norton
Reading
John Orton
Inside Sentinel
Hubert Cole
Cole
Tom Connally
Organized Labor
Bill Lampe
Painters Union
Typographical Union
H. C. Anderson
Globe News
Union
Colorado Springs
Bob Babb
J. ¥. Ballard
A. C. Hays
Ladies Auxiliary
Frank Thomas
Kentucky Street
Texas
W. R. Mann
Dumas
Doc Edwards
Elmer Frede
Hudson-Essex Service
Miss Christeen Chitwood
Like
Kwitcherkikkin
Eteeal Agung
Ficient
Globe News Printing Department
Walter Wurtz
Amarillo Union
City
Coleman
A. L. Graham
G. C. Bruce
Ikansae
Oliver Eakle
Ponca Wholesale Mercantile CO. Distributors
J. D. Rogers, M. D
Oliver-Eakle Bide
Philco
Globe-News
Globe- News
Eli Terry Coontail
the Mathes Co
Polk St
Draton
University of California
Las Etras
Lima
Loma
Tennessee Corporation
Broadway
New York
KiducGg
Christeen Chitwood
Southwestern Publies Servle Company
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