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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1928
Page
3
Panhandle Auto club secretary W D Hill warns motorists to check routes before trips as spring brings new construction and repairs. State and county officials work quickly to finish projects for heavy travel season, so travelers should verify road availability prior to leaving.
Joe Killough senior partner at Killough and Davies Clothiers 514 Polk Street is among Amarillo’s early business pioneers. He began in the clothing trade over thirty years ago when the city housed about 3000 people and has kept up with changing styles to serve motorists with current road detour data benefiting short and long trips. The service grows in popularity each year and 1928 is expected to follow that trend.
Theodore E. Burton, Ohio congressman, told the North Carolina Republican state convention that graft in government will be punished regardless of who is guilty. He praised Coolidge and Mellon and noted a split between Lowden and Hoover supporters as delegates to the National Convention were discussed.
Constantinople April 11 reports Smyrna twice shaken by a series of heavy quakes causing four houses to collapse in the city and forty in Tireh with seven quakes striking Tourbali. Earlier quakes on March 31 killed sixty in the region. no further casualties were reported.
A heavy frost covered the Houston area on Wednesday with temperatures at 40 degrees in the city and 32.4 at Harrisberg suburb. Weatherman Lawrence H. Daingerfield said the frost caused little damage and will not be recorded as a killing frost by government records.
Houston lawyer Otis K. Hamblen, 49, longtime figure in the legal community, died at home after illness. He was a surviving member of a well known Houston family and had practiced law in the city for years.
The firm of attorneys FE FP and Otis K Hamblen died at a local hospital Tuesday night after a long illness.
Judge Livingston Taylor of Clayton New Mexico gave the principal address on The Relation of the Home to the School at the Junior High School PTA meeting attended by over 200 members and friends. T P Johnson praised the Hi club and outlined its work.
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