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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1929
Page
7
Mrs. Sabra Barnett files a $60,000 suit against Herring Hotel Pharmacy owner Sid Hedgecake alleging humiliation from arrest on a swindling charge. Hedgecake claimed Barnett passed a hot check for 15 pounds. the check was never presented. Charges were dismissed.
Frank Reaugh of Dallas, famed Longhorn artist, visited Amarillo on a Texas pilgrimage with a group of young artists including Mrs. Carl Palmer and Mrs. H. G. Hendricks. They plan a tentative exhibit at the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo from September 23 to 29.
Last rites were held in Dallas and Weatherford for D. S. Switzer 85 veteran Texas educator who died at his Oak Cliff home. Born August 10 1844 in Spartanburg South Carolina Switzer taught in various Texas institutions and his body was sent to Weatherford for burial.
Doctors say most sickness comes from digestion and Tanlac offers relief from long standing digestive troubles. A Little Rock man reports bloating and rheumatism eased, now able to eat and work. If you suffer gas stomach pains or loss of appetite, Tanlac is recommended with a money back guarantee.
An explosion at the Old Fort Momesti near Bucharest killed at least 18 soldiers and wounded ten. Afterward, smaller blasts followed, and residents fled in panic as workers in the building hampered rescue. Momesti lies four miles from Cotriceni’s Royal Summer Palace.
At the University of Texas the board of regents ordered Greek letter organizations placed under faculty regulation. A four year operation under faculty rules will decide the future of fraternities and sororities at the State university. Regents will also consider UT building program.
More than 1 000 American tourists booked to sail to New York on the Paris today were forced to seek other accommodations after a fire ripped sections of the French liner while tied at her pier. Police suspect a short circuit in a casine caused the blaze damaging deluxe cabins and the main saloon, with losses put at over 0.
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