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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1927

Page

2

US Driller Dies in Tulsa Motor Wreck

D T Fowler a 45 year old oil driller from Odessa Texas died in a Tulsa highway crash about 10 AM on Amarillo road while returning from Imarillo Tuesday. His wife and weeks old baby survive in Odessa. E W Tyler also an oil driller from Odessa rode with Fowler. he escaped with minor injuries.

Tulsa Motor Wreck Tulsa D. T. Fowler Odessa Texas Amarillo E. W. Tyler Idessa Fowler Imarillo Tyler

Amarillo News Bits Mix Sports, City, and Opinions

Local notes include baseball result updates with Pampa Plutes over Amarillo Texans, Chicago Cubs 10 to 1 over Cardinals, and El Paso games. City discussions focus on water worries, police discipline, and social calls from Georgetown natives. Odds and ends cover a new swimming pool, job hunts, and humorous letters to the editor.

Amarillo Chicago

Local woman breaks camera at Edwards studio

A remark about Sut Hyacinth praises her manners and claims she can boil eggs as well as anyone in Amarillo while describing a plan to hire steady workers and possibly help with a police job after cowboy experience. The text mocks urban life and offers a brash self–promotion.

QO. W Hyacinth O. W Edwards Studio Sut Hyacinth Amarillo

US Outpaced in Peking Referenced by Jackson Era Note

In a historical note from 1885, the article recalls a time when the United States fell behind while in Peking, saying the country was out of depth only once in its history during Andrew Jackson's era.

United States Andrew Jackson

Doctors Attend Amarillo Meeting and Honor Drs Crume Killough

The medical association held two days of sessions in Amarillo with officers elected for Plainview to host next October. Dr A J Caldwell urged better diagnosticians and patient‑centered care while warning of Armageddon. A luncheon banquet for 150 followed, with Rev Virgil Fisher and R F Underwood as speakers. the group plans to adjourn that evening.

R. S. Killough J. J. Crome Amarillo Herring Hotel Crystal Room L’anhandle J. J. Crume Association Plainview Better Diagnosticians A. J. Caldwell Amarillo Hotel RK. &. Killough Caldwell Virgil Fisher San Jacinto Methodist Church Jieal

Flaming Youth Wants to Be a Stage Hand

A visitor asks a child what he wants to be when grown. The youngster replies he wants to work backstage with the troupe Artists and Models Life.

Flaming Youth

Missionaries Link Nanking Riots to Canton Officials

Seventeen American missionaries formerly from Nanking issued a signed statement through the American consulate in Shanghai accusing Cantonese leaders of officially encouraging the March 24 disorders. The document, supported by affidavits, seeks to inform the American public about the banking outrages.

Associated Press Nanking

Edison shouts I’m deaf fortun ately in barbershop visit

In Fort Myers on April 13 Thomas A. Edison, visiting a local barber, was greeted with chatter. When he did not respond the inventor exclaimed with emotion that he is deaf, adding that it is fortunate for him.

Associated Press Fort Myers Fla Thomas A. Edison Edison

Kansas setting fuels novel prize for Mrs Farnham

A Westport Connecticut visit by Mrs. Farnham reveals her Kansas novel prize win. She describes the work as non autobiographical though set in Kansas and mentions plans for a Texas Panhandle backdrop. Gene Howe at Amarillo, editor of The Amarillo News-Globe, is her brother.

Kansas New York Indian Ocean

Tornado Strikes Rock Springs Texas Killing Dozens

A tornado ripped Rock Springs Texas killing at least forty and injuring scores. Rescue volunteers from Uvalde Kerrville and Fort Clark aided survivors as ambulances ferried the injured to Campwood theater emergency hospital. Relief teams faced flooded creeks and delayed roads but worked through the night.

Rock Springs Texas San Antonio Kerrville Fort Clark Campwood All Junction del Rio Theater Vey Tne Associated Press Uvalde Here Indian Creek

Twenty Shanghai Union Pickets Slain in Attack

In Shanghai on April 18 twenty pickets from the Shanghai general labor union were killed when they attacked the Cantonese troops headquarters in the Chapei district north of the international settlement. The assault followed raids on red labor unions ordered by Chiang Kai-Shek.

Associated Press Shanghai

Boll Weevil Emergence To Be Greater in 1927

The Agriculture Department said in its cotton boll weevil emergency report that it is too early to predict final emergence but the survival percentage will likely be higher than in 1926 at many points.

Associated Press Washington Department of Agriculture

Airplanes Carry Aid to Disaster Victims

Three air planes left Kelly Field at 7 45 am to aid storm victims in Rock Springs. Airplane ambulance pilot Master Sergeant E F Nendell and Major C L Beaven accompanied, with Beaven bringing a medical kit. They aim to ferry injured to hospitals in San Antonio and supply field medical support.

Associated Press San Antonio Alreeance Kelly Flying Field Rock Springs E. F. Nendell C. L. Beaven Kelly Field Nendell Beagen

Carroll fainting on train en route to penitentiary

Theatrical producer Carroll fainted on a train bound for the federal penitentiary at Atlin and was rushed to Greenville hospital. Doctors said the collapse was not serious and he regained consciousness before removal. Marshal Hecht said the move was precautionary.

Associated Press Greenville S. C Carrol Federal Penitentiary Atlin Carroll W. P. Hecht

Tabernacle Hosts Revival With Dr Arton Ross leading

Large crowds attend revival at the Tabernacle Baptist Church as Dr Arton Ross of Los Angeles conducts a three week campaign. A 1000 seat tabernacle is ready to use tonight, with 65 workers finishing it. Ross preaches morning 10 to 11 on Ephesians chapter six and nights with animated hymns. The service tonight is family night with a prize subscription to the King’s Business.

Ajernacle Baptist Church Arton Ross Los Angeles Railris Evangy Ross Kh Business King's Business

Newcastle Girl Dies In Tourist Camp Here

Miss Obeda Ward of Newes Texas died at a local tourist camp after a brief illness. Her body remained at Griggs & Son parlor awaiting relatives. Ward and her parents were on a motor trip. she was a member of the Methodist church.

Obeda Ward Newes ‘l. Texas Griggs & Son Miss Ward B. B. Ward Mward Method Church

Mrs. Blanche Perry of Vega Dies in Hospital

Mrs Blanche Olive Perry aged 21 of Vega died in a local hospital at 11 Tuesday night after a brief illness Her husband and a two year old child survive She was a member of the Baptist church The body was sent to Goodman Kansas at 3 pm Wednesday by Gooch Sons and Son

Blanche Olive Perry Vega Perry the Baptist Church Goo Kansas Son

Red Cross Mobilizes for Tornado Relief in Texas

Red Cross headquarters allocates funds to 218 chapters to aid Texas tornado victims. Fifteen doctors and thirty nurses depart from San Antonio and Kerrville to the disaster area to organize relief efforts under Arthur Shaw, camp director at San Antonio.

Washington Red Cross Texas San Ant Kerrville Arthur Shaw Red Cross Camp Dire San Antonio Cmers

Moody wires sympathy to stricken Rock Springs

Governor called Dallas to direct aid through Edwards County judge C H Gilmer after a tornado struck Rock Springs. W B Gatewood private secretary and Roscoe Runge of Edwards County pressed for relief and assistance from the governor’s office.

MOODY Rock Springs Austin Dallas Edwards Cubs H. Gilmer W. B. Gatewoo Borger Gatewood Roscoe Runge Bounty Edwards County Con

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