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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1929

Page

5

Five Dead in Mexican Plane Crash

Five people died when a Mexican aviation company plane crashed on takeoff from Tampico en route from Mexico City to Brownsville. Among the dead were four Americans and a Mexico City resident. victims included Farrel Frazer, Dennis W. Taylor, Elaine Newcombe, Senor J. S. Fernández, and a Brownsville taxi driver Robinson. Frazer, returning from Mexico City, had planned marriage to Miss Grace Parkinson of Houston. Newcombe and Taylor had ties to Ford Motor Company. Parkinson learned of Frazer’s death while at tea with American colony members.

Associated Press Mexico City Tampico Brownsville Farrel Frazer New York Rio Grande Frazer Grace Parkinson Houston Mr. Frazer Dennis W. Taylor Senor J. 8. Fernendez Elaine Newcombe Robinson Taylor Newcombe Ford Motor Company Detroit Army Flying Field Kelly Field San Antonio Miss Parkinson Brownsville Bridge R. B. Creager Texas

Meteorite from Illinois Fall Becomes NotedArtifact

A fragment from the only meteorite recorded to have fallen in Illinois is on public display in Chicago officials report. Scientists confirm the find as a rare celestial object with historical significance for the state.

International News Service Chicago Ilinois

Meteorite Fragment Displayed From 1927 Tilden Fall

A large meteorite fragment is now shown at the Field Museum. The stone fallen near Tilden, Missouri, about 45 miles southeast of St Louis, on July 13 1927 arrived in three pieces weighing 110 pounds 46 pounds and 9 pounds.

Field Museum of Natural History Tilden St. Louis

Senator Jones Sees Prohibition Standing Firm in U S

Washington April 11 Senator Wesley L Jones of Washington author of the five and ten Jones law argues prohibition is here to stay. He cites stricter penalties and rising enforcement, praising material benefits and a younger generation moving away from alcohol. He notes political unity behind dry policy and predicts a dry vote in the next presidential election.

Washington Wesley L. Jones Wash America Ciry Stead Congress Jones Sinolis Senate Bethany Til

Indigestion Answered With Gordon’s Remedy

Indigestion is caused by fermentation in the stomach and bowels. Gordon's antiseptic stops fermentation, dissolves acids and poisons, soothes and heals the stomach lining. One dose relieves indigestion and related symptoms. costs less than three cents a dose and money back if not benefited.

Gordon's

Britain Advances Forestry Plan Amid New Five-Year Push

London reports ongoing afforestation progress as Britain's government approves 27.6 million dollars more for the forestry commission and launches a renewed ten year schedule under the instant grant, continuing the 1920 program.

Dy International News Service London Britain Forestry Commission

McMullin’s Formula Sold In Sedalia Item

An old advertisement notes asthma relief claims and cough remedies. It cites the McMullin formula praised by many, marketed by Tilden-McMullin Co in Sedalia Missouri and sold by Randal Drug Co. The slogan references years of use and bronchial support.

Louisiana McMullin Tilden- McMullin Co Sedalia Randal Drug Co

Britain Plants Vast Timber Forests To Rebuild After War

Britain has planted 142000 acres as part of a wartime timber program costing 17 500 000 pounds. The new forests are forming in previously barren areas creating communities of independent workers and families many drawn from distressed mining regions.

Britain Europe

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