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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1929
Page
11
In a tense scene Harold suspects Huck of a plot involving a fake abroad check. Huck toys with him, reveals a plan to marry Pamela, and threats to remove rivals as Harold begs for mercy. The confrontation signals a further turn in a continuing melodrama.
Fighting raged on both Yangtze banks between Shashi and Ichang in Hupeh Province. Fifteen thousand Wuhan opposition troops faced attacks from the east by Nationalists and from the west by loyal Szechuan troops as firing continued around Ichang all night. Japanese women and children sought refuge on a Japanese warship.
Miss Bertha Keeling, 17, is to testify in Salem Arkansas as Edward Burris, 39, a World War veteran, stands charged with burning his wife and three children to enable his marriage to the neighbor girl. Burris maintains innocence, saying the house was a furnace when he found it ablaze and that the blaze started from a brush fire.
Mrs. W. A. Monroe Smith, 75, longtime Pecos county oil holder and ranch operator, died in San Angelo. Her battles through decades of litigation included attempts by her children to claim insanity to void leases, but she prevailed in court.
Berlin April 19 The mark fell to 4.22 per dollar the sharpest drop since stabilization in 1923 as Paris reparations fears hit the currency. The Reichsbank sold foreign exchange to steady the rate around 4.217, with further intervention on foreign courses. Rosa's 26 and doesn't totter.
A cloud over Lindberg’s plane and three mail bags lost in flight prompt stamp delays. Polish peasants mourn dollar bill shrinkage amid large U.S. transfers. Debutantes’ dances end at 3 am to aid sleep for bachelors. Prince of Wales praised by radical leader Cook for aiding distressed coal miners. A man in Vienna endures a 75 hour piano vigil with wife and doctors present. Episcopal Bishop Slattery declines a $2,000 raise citing sufficiency.
Reliable dentists report the remedy’s success on severe gum problems. The ad promises a money back guarantee from CITY DRUG STORE if the bottle does not work when used as directed.
Old tires with 5 10 or 15 thousand miles are welcomed as trade in for new Goodrich tires. Offers apply to any tire in stock with center message urging inspection for wear and sidewall integrity and to take advantage of the two day trade in sale or risk missing the bargain.
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