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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1927
Page
4
Mrs. Winch, mother of Will R. Winch Amarillo theater manager, observes her eighty third birthday. Born in Oswego County New York she is a D A R veteran and member of multiple Kansas City Amarillo chapters. She recalls Demosthenes and Cicero and resides with her son at 208 West Tenth Street.
In San Antonio Rev. Leopold Ruiz Flores refugee archbishop of Michoacan says Mexicans await a leader to guide a war for religious freedom. He notes the Calles regime expelled bishops turning churches into schools and theaters and supports Catholics arming if needed to regain liberty.
An Amarillo delegation of about eighteen men from the Inter-City relations department of the Board of City Development will depart Wednesday morning for Wellington. They will lunch with the chamber of commerce luncheon club. The board will aid Wellington in opening a new highway in that section.
A. W. Kauffman, a Norfolk Nebraska tourist, died from acute alcoholism, not murder. Police said his body was found in a Los Angeles hotel room and initial reports of a violent argument and neck discoloration prompted murder theories.
Nettie the trained Rhesus monkey and her infant born two weeks ago in a Wortham show car will remain in the area. Oscar Randal, a local druggist, bought the pair from John Mason’s Wonderland show just before its Colorado departure. The baby, named Mr Bright Eyes, is under close supervision as Nettie guards and tends him. The report notes the babies’ vitality and the mutual bond, with Nettie cautious of visitors and the pair moving to a safer home with the Randal 700 entourage.
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