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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1925
Page
1
In Topeka Kansas a Supreme Court ruling declared compulsory arbitration in industry unconstitutional. Justice Vandevaniel delivered the decision in two cases brought by Chat Wolf Packing Company against the Wanat Industrial relations court, announced April 3.
Ilum bic Oudana Refining company announced price levels for Coastal crude oil with grades A and B at 1.14 and 0.0 per unit amid claims of overproduction. Chicago reports note a municipal judge’s unusual order requiring court attendants to contribute to a restaurant meal fund after twelve men face charges for loitering near a rear door and aromatic smells.
Navy planes will attempt a record long distance non stop flight from California to Hawaii using a new lone distance scouting group. The mission, conducted in summer, aims to test endurance over water with surface craft providing protection. Missions will operate near Hawaii in coming weeks in coordination with the MacMillan expedition.
Amarillo readers are told that John Philip Sousa and his band of eighty four pieces will appear in two performances the first day of December. Manager Myers secured the contract and aims to bring top musicians to the Panhandle, planning matinee and night shows and pursuing further notable acts.
Chicago April 16. Robert Preston a 21 year old Northwestern University student and heir from Oak Park died by hanging in Lake Michigan after writing frank diaries. Coroner notes reveal a struggle with an incurable diabetes and a self described philosophy of life ending in death. The son of a wealthy family left a briefcase with diaries and three heavy iron weights.
A busy opening day at the Amarillo Dew nursery draws Mrs. EB Rockwell and visiting churchwomen who serve coffee and cakes as locals pledge funds. The project aims to aid working mothers by providing nursery care, with plans for a formal opening on April 10 and substantial community support.
The first program of the festival features Girvin's Union Symphony Orchestra leading a children's matinee. The hour long program includes Allegro, Andante, Vale Triste, and The Kidnappers of Serrai, with Burleigh and Fernside Farm mentioned among the events.
Mexico City on April 12 saw Rodolfo Gaona close his farewell act as Mexico's premier Toreador after a career totaling 1,807 bulls killed. A brief note mentions the Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hore offering a 'Famous Yer Food' in the same column.
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