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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1926
Page
3
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New York reports a War Department study showing the American soldier earns the most. The table compares annual pay and rations, stating the U S yearly pay is 252 dollars, far above Japan 23, Italy 6.20, and France 4.38. Britain nears the United States in per soldier allotment.
Henry Brown of 403 North Taylor Street is critically ill and not expected to live.
Philadelphia August 14 Herbert Mosher of the Pinkerton agency told the American National Retail Jewelers Association that criminals operate as a business with careful planning, codes, and bail arrangements. He urged public cooperation, jury service, and tougher jewelry store security citing high jewelers’ security alliance success rates. He noted crooks plan ahead and warned against parole or pardons. He warned about food choppers as potential infection sources.
Captain Hayes commands his unit to crack down on jay drivers and jay walkers who fail to signal left turns. He says turning across streets into alleys or garages causes traffic jams and accidents. He warns drivers to signal with a hand when turning left to prevent high speed rear collisions.
Reported explosion at the Mancred-Weiss ammunition factory on Shepel island near Budapest. Twenty people believed killed though totals unconfirmed due to vast factory area and heat. Concussion shattered windows in Budapest eighteen miles away. hundreds injured by flying debris.
A Berlin to Munich train derailed at Langenbach near Freising in Bavaria. The disaster overturned three carriages with twelve killed and about thirty wounded, seven seriously, the German rail authorities report.
Local residents comment on progress as excavation begins for a new building on Taylor Street between Russell and Cockrell's. Wary weather, busy schedules, and business chatter reflect a thriving Amarillo block, with construction led by Prest Storm and partners.
A bundle of clothing valued at 25 dollars belonging to Roy Martin of 1405 East Sixth Street was stolen when he set it down in a Polk Street drug store to make purchases. Police were notified and a description of the suspected thief was provided.
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