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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1928
Page
5
John KE Hill president of the Lumbermen's Association of Texas will speak at the Amarillo Hoo Hoo club dinner at the Amarillo hotel at 7 pm Saturday. A concatenation begins nine minutes after 9 o clock with a special Nine to lead the “blind kittens” into learning of Noo Hoo and turning them into big black cats.
In Chicago on April 19 Policeman Emil Shogran aged 54 was shot dead within an hour of starting his duty as detectives questioned two Black suspects. Sergeant John Shortall exchanged gunfire, mortally wounding Robert Nash, 35, and likely fatally wounding Joseph Copps, 32, who fled. Shogran leaves a widow and three children.
An ad touts Midol as a non narcotic remedy that stops menstrual pain in five to seven minutes. It claims regular suffering ends for women who use the product and notes a fifty cent price in a small aluminum case at drug stores.
Mildred Bowden, a junior at the senior high, won the preliminaries of the declamation contest and will represent the school at Canyon for the Inter scholastic league meet beginning tomorrow and continuing through Saturday.
Christy Shows announce Friday performances with a grand parade preceding the world notable troupe. The program promises trained wild animals, equestriennes in vivid attire, dangerous acrobatics, aerial acts, and a legion of clowns to entertain all ages.
Seven hundred Madeline Island residents face influenza with dwindling rations as ice blocks access to the mainland. A government packet failed to reach the island, and a physician’s help is urged while supplies run near exhaustion. The ice field prevents relief teams and residents from reaching Bayfield for aid.
A Nicaraguan national guard patrol under Capt. Le Page Cronmiller Jr. captured dynamite six rifles and seven rebels near Silencio northeast of Quilali. Advices say the encounter may have been a surprise without a battle and reported no guard casualties. Also, Carmen Torres, a leader under General Augusto Sandino, reportedly died from wounds near Murra a week earlier.
Son Scott with the Highway 66 association arrives in Amarillo at noon to meet J. E. Biggs of the Board of City Development W. G. Hill of the Panhandle Auto Club and W. W. Chilton. Scott is on a return trip from New Mexico and comes on business linked to Highway 66.
A studious pharmacist offers Joint-Base for rheumatic pain and swollen joints and Joint-Ease as a penetrating emollient. The ad promotes Joint-Kase for all joints and claims relief from chronic pain when rubbed into the skin. It touts availability at druggists across America for 60 cents a tube from Fox Drug Co. with four stores.
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