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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
4
The Woman's club held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. D. W. Owen’s home with Mrs. J. L. Scott as co host. After a brief business session Mrs. Terry Thompson led the lesson on The Development of Drama.
An advertisement touts Red Pepper Bub as a potent remedy for rheumatic pain, lumbago, neuritis and aches. It claims instant tingling heat within minutes, wide warming action, and affordable drugstore availability, with a free sample offer from Whitnhall Pharmacal Co. Inc.
Washington hearings reveal the federal enforcement apparatus along borders and coastlines. Treasury official Andrews defends prohibition policy and notes contributions from unofficial agents, temperance groups, and posters while discussing Roy Haynes and surveillance cases.
Chicago, Dec. 18. Campbell McCarthy, 19, a negro, was granted a stay of execution ninety minutes before his scheduled death for the slaying of Christian Geitzen during an attempted holdup. Defense attorneys argued insanity and a jury will decide his sanity. The pardon board had denied a reprieve.
The League of Nations council invites the United States to participate in preliminary Geneva talks on a disarmament conference. An outlining document from Berne, via Minister Gibson, arrives next week, guiding a possible reply by President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg. The plan covers land sea and air armaments and requires a large expert staff if the U.S. attends. Mrs. G. M. Simpson and her daughter Mary return home after visiting Stratford, Texas, at Rhea C. Myers’ home.
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