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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
3
An eastern historical note records labor hymn and discussion on the value of work. John Moore is cited as a laborer and the text reflects on pay, cost of living, and the mutual dependence of labor and capital. The piece ends with Forty-two worthies at the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Lodge No. 608 meeting.
President Hoover aims to appoint Associate Justice Harlan Fiske Stone of the Supreme Court as chair of a national law enforcement commission. Stone new role would study federal judicial and enforcement machinery and propose reorganization, though he may retire from the court to take on the task.
Superior Judge Carlos S. Hardy faces possible removal by the California Senate court of impeachment over misconduct linked to the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnapping case. The panel weighs on whether he accepted a $2,500 fee check from Angelus Temple evangelist.
In Oroville on April 26 the name Tillie the Toiler was added to the list of placer and quartz mining claims in Butte county. County records show many humorous and whimsical names such as Happy Jack, White Mule, Jumping Jackass, Muddy Tub, Better Ole, and Golden Pavement. One claim bears the stark name The Loss.
Regular dignitary Guy Bennett presided at Odd Fellows hall on Sunday evening. H G Frosty Hamrick served as secretary and treasurer. K V Bumgartner was welcomed as a transferred member from Pocatello Idaho. A joint meeting of the Order of Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen is planned in Amarillo on Sunday April 28. Fort Worth and Denver territory officials Courtney and Smith will address the gathering. Carpenters Local No 665 held a light business meeting with 45 members present and a large number now employed reports W W Finch. The Ladies Auxiliary enjoyed a social evening with 25 members as part of the Thursday activities. Next week’s regu
Community items note Mrs Bud Matthews illness and recovery of a sister in Northwest Texas hospital. Carpenters Union and Central Labor union meetings are recalled with members present and officer reports. Arkansas lore highlights farms mines crops and tourism centered on Hot Springs and Pine County landmarks.
Members of the Painters Union announce features for this week’s Saturday dance. The Painters Own Orchestra prepared a musical menu for the occasion. Dances are held every Saturday evening in Painters Hall and draw large crowds.
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