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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1929

Page

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Watson Leads Hoover’s Fight on Debenture Plan

Watson takes a leading role as Hoover faces a crucial vote on a debenture plan. Opposition argues potential risk to finances while supporters say the measure funds needed projects. Campaigns accelerate with key endorsements and public forums scheduled across the region.

Watson Hoover

Air Features Tonight on WABC and WEAF Chains

Radio schedule lists tonight programs across networks including WABC New York at 7 00 featuring Frederic Wile on political situation and navy band and later bands led by Paul Whiteman Guy Lombardo and other ensembles. WEAF chain offers varied hour slots with music and diversions across multiple stations and time blocks.

WABC New York Prederic W. Wile United States Navy WAH Wowo KMOX KOIL WCCO Paul Whiteman KMBC KOI Ward KLEA Institute of Music Hy Arting Aleo Wadc Wkkree KOTL Guy Lombardo Orchestra WERM Wwowo Weaf Chain Alen Wwa WLS Diversified Nowe Fontures Alan WGOY WTAM WGN KSD Who WDAF KaTr WERC WHAS Wsmm WMC WSR KVOO

Shifting world notes and crime skim through a 1929 column

The column quotes Sydney Brisbane on topics of the day and reports a New York birth control clinic raid, police views on speakeasies, a stage star freed by a sympathetic jury, and idle gunman bravado by Bob Limbert. It notes cannibalism fears in Kansu, Yangtze fighting in Shanghai, disease in Canada, and Mexico's Portes Gil seeking to curb gambling as Boxwell Bros. ambulance advertisement closes the piece.

King Features Syndicate, Inc Brisbane America Globe Beca Globe New York Bob Limbert Idaho Bob Chicago China Kansu Great Wall Tibet Shanghai Yangtze

Rebels and Federals poised for Sonora clash

The Sonora front tightens as rebels prepare behind Masiaca while Federal forces push in from the south. General Cardenas reports Luis, Sonora, near Masiaca, as Almazan moves 16,000 men from Casas Grandes to strike from the rear. a recent rebel claim spoke of twenty Federals killed and 100 captured.

United Press Sonora Sonora-Sinaloa Masiaca Almazan Cardenas Gil Luis Mexico City Lazaro Cardenas West Coast Juan Almazan Chihuahua

Par-Optic Enigma To Thrill Citizens In Fears Saturday

Amarillo's new municipal airport will serve Western Air Express as a division point after improvements, per airport commission. Capt L W Goss of the Denver Pueblo region outlined needs at a luncheon with board members and press. Hayward Thompson, famed par-optic enigma, arrives in Amarillo to perform Saturday afternoon, after a storied career and a World War I head injury. He now tours as a celebrated entertainer noted for his eyeless sight feats and a remarkable life including amnesia and a change of identity.

V. P Hayward Thompson The Globe News Babe Ruth St. Petersburg Fla Thompson News-Globe Press of America Amarillo Herring Hotel Los Angeles America

Wichita Boosters Invade City for Anniversary Tour

Wichita chamber of commerce boosters, numbering 150, arrive in Amarillo after touring Pampa and nearby oil fields and wheat fields. The group plans a parade and auto tour, with a gathering at the city auditorium featuring speeches by Wichita and Amarillo leaders, then depart for Roswell and other points.

Pampa Wichita

Highway 66 directors plan year’s activities in open meeting

At a morning session in the Herring hotel officials from several states on the Chicago to Los Angeles highway gathered. After the 10 o clock start, directors and officials adjourned to an executive session to announce plans for the year. Key speakers from Amarillo Tulsa Baxter Springs and other cities addressed the gathering. Visitors will depart at 3 30 pm for Shamrock. Mrs Dwight Morrow and daughter Anne expect to travel to the United States from Mexico City by train to Laredo Texas soon with the ambassador staying into late May.

U. S. Highway 66 Chicago Los Angeles Herring Hotel Shamrock Cy Avery Tulsa Col H. H. Haines Amarillo R. A. Singletary Oklahoma City Roy H. Smith Tucumcari J. R. Gant Charley Wells Baxter Springs Kan Mexico City Dwight Morrow Anne United States Laredo Texas

U S Stand On Arms Plan Lifts Naval Deadlock

Geneva April 23 The United States stance on disarmament outlined by Ambassador Hugh S Gibson has revived the disarmament commission. Diplomats foresee a naval subcommission to study naval limits as part of reductions in land arms and air disarmament. Reactions split with Representative Darrow voicing doubt, while Senator Borah called the Gibson statement a more favorable position for the U S government.

United Press Geneva United States Hugh 8S Gibson League of Nations Ambassador Gibson Washington Hugh &. Gibsons Darrow House Naval Committee Borah Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Orphan Boy Seeks Brother in Amarillo

Joe Heaser a 13 year old orphan from Sand Springs Oklahoma is in Amarillo seeking his brother Jim Besser a pipeline worker who has been missing for about three months Authorities request any information call the police station at 6211.

Joe Heaser Sand Springs Okla Amarillo Jim Besser Joe

Calloway Sets Record for Oklahoma City to Amarillo Drive

Amarillo businessman Jack Calloway drove an All-American Oakland from Oklahoma City to Amarillo in five hours one minute thirty seconds, setting a new long distance record. He left at 5:80 this morning and arrived at 10:40:50, averaging 60.7 mph overall after 216 miles at 67 mph but with a wind and a flat tire affecting the last miles. Two gasoline stops were made, and about 1,000 people greeted him at Harman Motor Company on Polk Street during the spring opening events featuring Pontiac and Oakland models. He is tied to Calloway's, Inc., a former speedway driver. Harman Motor Company hosted 2,000 people for a related entertainment program the previous night.

Oklahoma City Amarillo Jack Calloway Oakland Calloway Western Union Mike Monahan Harman Motor Company Shamrock Texas Polk Street Thi Company Pontiac Mobiloil Calloway’s, Inc

Directors of City Development Meet Today

A meeting of the Board of City Development directors began at 2:30 in the Municipal Auditorium. Urgent matters requiring immediate attention are under discussion.

Board of City Development

Floods Leave 5,000 Homeless in Arkansas Plight

In Snowlake Arkansas and surrounding areas 5,000 people were homeless as a La conia Circle levee breach and high water along the Mississippi near Knowlton's landing inundated 14,000 acres. White River overflow forced a 200 foot gap with no levee protection. Livestock saved. Refugees housed in box cars and flat cars along Missouri Pacific railroad. Nationwide toll 26 dead from weekend floods and tornadoes across the Mississippi Valley.

Associated Press Snowlake Ark Phillips Desha Laconia Circle Mississippi River Knowlton's Landing White River Missouri-Pacific Railroad Unite Press St, Louis Mississippi Valley

Waco Solon to Offer Penalty Abolition Measure

Texas lawmaker Frank Baldwin of Waco announces a bill to abolish capital punishment urging it as barbarous and undeterrent. The plan would let the governor set death dates in capital cases with a presumption of mercy for prisoners after escape attempts. Other measures include a draft tax bill and a state highway and education reforms.

My United Press Austin Texas Frank Baldwin Waco Baldwin Bob Silver T. N. Mauritz Janeo Ray Holder Highway Commission Holder Board of Education State Teachers Association

Hundred Die At Sea In Capsizing Off Cape Erino

The Toyo Kuni Maru sank minutes after hitting rocks off Cape Erino in Southern Hokkaido. More than a hundred are believed drowned with only 97 rescued by two arriving steamers hours later. There were 209 aboard when it sailed from Kakodate yesterday.

Associated Press Tokyo Cape Erino Hokkaido Kakodate

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