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Rains disrupted Saturday markets as Chicago grain and provisions noted. Wheat No 1 hard traded around $1.60 per bushel while maize and kafir prices were shown for 100 pounds.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1925
Page
2
Kearns Seeks Reconciliation as Dempsey Manager
Chicago December 26 United Press Jack Kearns, longtime promoter of world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, hints at a reconciliation and return to power as manager. He says a truce has been declared, vows to continue earning a share of Dempsey’s fights, and hopes to be involved in future bouts with Tunney or Wills. The piece also notes Lois Tolleson visiting Madison Street after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Tay
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Kearns
Dempse
Coneert
Jack
Fiji
Hart Wills
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Tunney
Wills
Amarillo Insurance Agency Announces New Business
Amarillo receives a new insurance firm as the Amarillo Insurance Agency plans to open January 1 in room 22 of the Fuqua building. Principal figures include J. A. Warren president, with R. W. Cantleberry, M Castleberry, and another partner. The firm holds district agency rights for Federal Insurance and Bulldog Auto Insurance and represents seven other insurers. Warren has fifteen years in Clarendon insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuqua
R. W. Cantleberry
J. J. Summers
M Castleberry
Childress
J. A. Warren
Clarendon
Mr. Warren
Federal Insurance Company
Bulldog Auto Insurance Company
Warren
Cardinal Mericer to be operated on to save life
Cardinal Mercier will be operated on at Brussels hospital Tuesday in a final effort to save his life. He is suffering from an ulcerated stomach. Rear Admiral Caspr, 78, of Goodrich, retired, died in Princeton today. He once headed the Pacific fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Mercier
Linited Press
Brussels
Brussels Hospital
Princeton
N. J
Caspr
Goodrich
Sweepstakes of Atlantic Gales Claim Dozens of Lives
Sweeping gales along the Atlantic have killed a dozen or more seafarers in recent weeks. The palatial yacht Miramar, owned by KE N Statler, sank after departing Charleston on November 34 with no further word. The Bunny, owned by W P Pussey, burned and sank. Pussey and crew perished. The Apache raced to aid Minnie and Jimma as they ran aground in rough seas. five crew members face drowning danger. Over 1,500 lives saved by the Coast Guard this month with a notable rescue of twenty-two men from a drifting barge in the Gulf of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Atlantic
Miriamar
Ke, N. Statler
Charles
South Carolina
Miami
Florida
Charleston
Bunny
W. P. Pussey
Wilmington
Delaware
Pussey
William Taylor
Caat Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Minnie
Jimma
Gulf of Mexico
A Cowhand Portrays Santa at St Andrews Christmas
A Cowhand officiated as Santa Claus at St Andrews Episcopal Church Christmas Eve festival. He presented the rector a humorous gas bill turned Christmas gift from parishioners. Children gathered gifts for the poor as a nativity pantomime and choir concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im A. Cowhand
Santa Claus
St. Andrews
Seaman
Amarillo
Santa
Vested Boys Choir
Grace M Afee Buys Burro Ends With Return
Grace McAfee ten years old traded a tennis racquet and 450 cents for a burro on Christmas day. A little boy led the burro away seeking cash with the racquet, but Mr. McAfee refused to keep the animal. Grace returned the beast to the boy, who had spent the 50 cents, and the family faced an uncertain outcome about the burro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McAfee
C. R. McAfee
Mr. McAfee
Grace
Plainview All-Stars Rout Lockney in Christmas Day Game
Special to The Globe Plainview All-Stars crushed Lockney All-Stars 42 to 0 at Plainview on Christmas Day. Penalties favored Plainview as the smaller Lockney team was outweighed and Plainview scored at will. Don Nix starred with an unusually deft style on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Plainview All-Stars
Lockney All-Stars
Little Lockney
Plainview Huskies
Don Nix
Christmas Frolic Games Tourney At Polly Garden
A Christmas frolic and games tournament under the Advisory committee of Rainbow Girls will be held at the Polly Garden hotel Palo Duro from 8:39 to 11:30 Tuesday night. All De Molays and Masons are urged to attend and others may also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advisory Committee of
Rainbow Gils
Polly Garden
Hotel
Palo Duro
de Molays
Masons
Car delivery to Clovis by Bailew and Satterfield
W Bailew and Frank Satterfield will deliver a Hupmobile six sedan to Clovis tomorrow. The car was sold in California when a Clovis man test drove a Hup during a vacation last summer and wrote Bailew and Satterfield to bring it over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bailew
Frank Satterfield
Clovis
California
Bailew & Satterfield Company
Oakland Six Prices Held At Present Low Levels
The Oakland Motor Car Company informs dealers it will not raise the Oakland Six list prices despite a 40 percent price increase and higher material costs. The firm pledges to keep current prices while plans for a later model with over 100 improvements are priced $70 to $350 below previous lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Motor Car Company
Woman Carries 12 Children To Safety In Dallas Fire
In Dallas a two story frame apartment building was damaged by a blaze this afternoon. Mrs. L. R. Shinn of Corsicana carried three of her own children and nine others to safety. R. J. Gulley was injured by a falling trunk from an upper floor. Damage estimated at 16000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
The
United Press
R. J. Gulley
Japanese birth adds second daughter to Mickle family
Indge and Mrs F P Works of 1916 Tvner street report via cable from Kobe Japan that a second daughter has been born to Mr and Mrs Joe J Mickle Jr in Japan. Judge Works notes she cannot become US president due to birth abroad. Mr Mickle directs the University of Kobe commercial department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indge
F. P. Works
Tvner Street
Cablegrem
Kobe
Japan
Joe J. Mickle
Mickle
Maida Works
Joe 1
Negro Concert Artists to Perform Monday at Municipal
Announcement of the Sacred Jubilee Choral Club, a Negro musical organization, for a program at the Municipal Auditorium at 8 o clock Monday night. Proceeds will fund a drive for a Negro tubercular hospital. The Rev J A Tyler will give a short address. Mrs Gus Hensely, recently injured, is in a hospital in Laurburg New Mexico. A Ford roadster owned by C C Durham was stolen Christmas night. A thief in England lived on a government dole for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Jubilee Choral Club
Negro Musical Organization
Canyon
J. A. Tyler
Gus Hensely
Maryland Avenue
California
Lauresburg
N. M
C. C. Durham
East Ninth Street
England
Shrine dance set for New Year at Masonic Temple
In readiness for Khi va Shrine New Year's dance the committee reports all arrangements complete at the Masonic Temple Thursday night. Many couples are expected from out of town and a general good time is assured. Tolzien Farwell orchestra will provide special music. All shriners are invited and asked to wear fezzes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Tolzien- Farwell Orchestra
Aged San Angelo Man Burned To Death In Fire
Sara Smith, 78, died after an oil stove explosion started a blaze that consumed the San Angelo house valued at about $4,000. The incident occurred Saturday as reported by United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Angelo
Tex
Sara Smith
Mrs Sarah Wood of Nimrod Reaches 100th Birthday
Cisco Texas December 26 Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Wood of Nimrod observed her 100th birthday on Christmas Day and is the matriarch of a large family with 160 descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cisco
Tex
Sarah Elizabeth Wood
Nimrod
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Amarillo Grain
Black Springs
Stags
Lois Tolleson
Amarillo Insurance Agency
Amarillo Insurance Agency Is
Amarillo and Panhandle
Casper
Evete Narta
Coast Guard
Grace M’afee
Burro
Beast
Lockney Players
Oakland
Be GQ
H. Green
Globe
West
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
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