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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1929

Page

7

Tomb Looting Triggers Clan Warfare in Nan-an District

Looting of Fu Ren-hsiah’s royal tomb near Amoy sparks fierce Fu Clan clashes. Descentants recount the mausoleum’s opulent contents including a marble chair throne, red robes, and multiple jewels, with the bodies of Fu and wife intact while concubines’ chins were broken for their jewels.

United Press Shanghai Nan-an Amoy Fu Ren-hsiah Ch'en-hua Gem Rabbit Mountain

Young film actor hitchhikes to Florida for movie

Joseph Halloran a juvenile actor from Hollywood travels by hitchhiking from Los Angeles toward Florida to gather data for John O'Brien's The Knight of the Highway. He expects ten days to Tampa and continues to Oklahoma City tomorrow toward film work with Henry King and Lupe Velez.

Joseph Halloran Hollywood Los Angeles Florida John O’brien Halloran Tampa Oklahoma City Angeles Henry King Lupe Velez

Boy dives 48 feet to rescue drowned companion

In Memphis from United Press: 14 year old Robert Russ explains he preferred to rescue a drowning friend over saving his own baseball moment. He dove from a bridge over the Tennessee River at Gonzersville Alabama, pulling 15 year old Harry Smith to safety after a game. Russ was injured by a log and took 20 minutes to reach shore.

United Press Memphis Tenn Robert Russ Young Russ Tennessee River Gontersville Ala Harry Smith Robert Young Smith

Soviet Exhibition 4 to Join Philadelphia Museum Effort

The Soviet chamber of deputies accepted an invitation to contribute a permanent Russian exhibition to Philadelphia’s Commercial Museum. Plans include raw materials, finished goods from across the Soviet Union, and detailed statistics on trade. A section will outline travel possibilities for American tourists. Radio for every purse. Convenient terms too, Finklea Electric Co.

United Press Moscow Soviet Chamber of Deputies Commercial Museum Philadelphia Finklea Electric Co

Paris Drinks Scene Sees Women Barmaids On Champs Elysees

Paris reports a trend as women bartenders take over at fashionable cafes on the Champs Elysees. A Parisian cafe showcased a blonde as part of its American bar, drawing crowd attention and boosting business, with similar shifts in other venues. The piece notes this gender shift may affect patronage and drinking culture, while recording ongoing debate about its staying power.

United Press Paris Champs Elysees Messieurs Les Champs Elysees Cafe

Texas Goes Marathon Crazy in Hot Months

Texas circles the endurance trend as residents from Hondo to Houston chase feats for fame and headlines. Pike's Peak push by Bill Williams in Medina County sparked the craze, followed by a California yo-yo challenge setting a Houston record of 1300 spins in 16 hours.

United Press Dallas Tex New York Texas Lone Star State United States Pike’s Peak Bill Williams Hondo Medina County Williams Pipe’s Peak Bill California Houston

Crazy croquet cronies from Ruse plan cross country sack

From Ruse Texas, the so called crazy croquet cronies announced plans to sack croquet balls from Galveston to Gotham. The effort involved C. G. Hart and D. B. R ose, a barber and a tailor, amid delays caused by admiring townsfolk.

Ruse Texas Galveston Gotham C. G. Hart D. BR. Rose

Texans chase headlines in absurd cross country feats

The telegram style piece notes H. P. Williams of Texas City plans to roll a metal hoop to New York while other Texans pursue attention via odd stunts. Mayors’ introductions to Jimmy Walker are mentioned as Thanksgiving plans loom, with a parade of eccentric efforts and growing Texan bravado.

Ing New York H. P. Willams Texas City Texas Jimmy Walker Jimmy Thera Fort Worth

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