15 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1925
Page
1
The new all metal air route sees the first monoplane arrive from Rearborn in Chicago on Monday. Crowds cheer the arrival as debates on flying expansion sharpen with government contracts and railroads backing future routes.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed three murder verdicts in Austin. Bob Hest of Dickens County received fifty years for poisoning his father, Willie Wilburn of Melennan County got fifteen years for shooting McCoy Mish, and Henry Means of Nacogdoches County was sentenced to ten years for Calvin Winnes death. The reversals cited improper evidence and police conduct affecting the juries.
Amarillo colonel Dirnest O Thompson hosts a concero program at the Panhandle Music Festival tonight at the auditorium. Thompson features the renowned singer known for her golden voice in a show highlighted by local culture and military ties.
J H Coker files suit in district court seeking dissolution of Mayer and Coker partnership. He asks for liquidation of assets including 420000 units in Johnson Ranch Royalty and other Panhandle oil holdings, with Johnson units valued at one dollar per share and total holdings likely over 900000 dollars. The partnership, formed in 1921, organized the Johnson Ranch Royalty company.
Crowds in Amarillo gather to watch the Lee Brothers Wild Animal Show parade on Polk Street as relatives rush to grab candy and circus tickets for the afternoon and evening performances. In Grange Texas Judge M Jeffrey overrules Langhorn appeal in murder case. Langhorn faces death verdict from Fayette County jury for killing Valeria Zapaloc, notice of appeal filed.
Anu Ye Pheepee announces May Peterson will deliver a message. The report highlights composer Seagle as a renowned pianist and artist, noting his travels with a Russian and a Japanese companion. The story hints at praise for Seagle and mentions Spalding. CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
The Panhandle Music festival features rival pianist Spalding, praised for his full tone and technical mastery. Rudolph Reuter, Albert Spalding and fellow artists perform a varied program including Scheherazade and Dvorak pieces, drawing enthusiastic audience applause.
The Amarillo Townsite and Lana company with $100000 capital will open an office immediately in Amarillo at the Palo Duro hotel. Antone Zwach of Dubuque, Ia., named president, announces the venture to boost Amarillo. The firm plans to handle city and suburban property and aims to put Amarillo on the map in style.
April departure marks the United States grand fleet set to voyage to Hawaii and Australia. Admirals and staff coordinated final preparations as the armada gathered in the harbor awaiting orders for the long voyage. The Coffee Shop at the Amartho Hotels remains noted for food.
Clarendon physician Wilder was elected head of the Doctors Association during a weeklong gathering. The event included scientific discussions and papers, a banquet, theater party, and formal sessions. The Amaryillo hotel hosted the noon luncheon and official business centered on the association’s agenda. Dr AW Caddiwelli Amarillo was named president elect and Dr Jo Ckline became trade secretary.
A banquet at the Amarillo Hotel featured guests of honor from the medical society, with music by the Farwell Orchestra and introductions by MASLEE. Attendees included Dr. Caldwett and other physicians, who discussed the New Mexico Medical Association meeting in Clovis and the Second Texas Conference of Mothers and Parent Teachers associations.
Reports suggest Painleve could form a governing coalition in France with Herriot returning to leadership. The dialogue notes possible ministerial shuffles as parties mull cabinet posts including the foreign affairs and interior portfolios.
Anti unification speakers denounce the Northern and Southern Methodist merger as the destruction of the Methodist church South. Pastors and laymen from across the North Texas conference attended urging full consideration and free discussion of the plan.
Purdy is freed after trial where prosecutors alleged murder driven by a quarrel. The defendant faced a single murder charge but was ultimately acquitted following a jury verdict in the district court.
Arsenic suspected in death of five family members. Mrs Cunringham lapsed into unconsciousness after nosebleed and head pains. Authorities planned to place her in jail for a sanity test if her condition worsens. Prosecutor Bremer prepared to proceed on dangerous insane person charge.
Amarillo Kiwanis Club luncheon featured C L A Bochmohkle explaining zoning and planning value. Reutah Bradley described vocational home economics work and higher contest aims, while new member Harry Johnson was welcomed and Tulsa Kiwanian W MR Holloway spoke briefly.
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