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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1926

Page

6

Coolidge and Calles Exchange Friendship Letter

The Mexican foreign office released a mutual tone letter exchange between President Calvin Coolidge and President Plutarco Elias Calles. It notes readiness to promote understanding and good will, with Major Dargue delivering Coolidge’s message to Calles during the aviators’ visit to Mexico.

Faplen United States Herbert A. Dergue Vera Cros President Caller President Coolidge Mexico Dargue Calvin Coolidge Calles United States of America Plutarco Elias Calles

Oklahoma City Livestock Market Roundup

Chalked with sparse figures the Amarillo and St Louis markets report mixed cattle hog and veal activity. Prices show higher bids on some steers and calves with steady hog trades while lighter demand hints at slow turnover overall.

Oklahoma City Oklahmo City ST. Louis

Services for CW Patterson Held Today

Funeral services for Charles W. Patterson aged 53, longtime Amarillo hotel figure, were held at 3 o'clock this afternoon from the family residence at 1803 Van Buren. He moved to Amarillo 17 years ago and worked with McKnight Transfer, later joining Elk Hotel in 1919 and building the Midway Hotel in 1924, where he was proprietor at death. Pallbearers were John S. McKnight, B. V. Blackwell, C. T. Davis, John Barton, H. Rietman, and George L. Williams.

Charles W. Patterson Amarillo van Buren Street Virgil Fisher Patterson McKnight Transfer Company Elk Hotel Midway Hotel John S. McKnight B. V. Blackwell C. T. Davis John Barton H. Rietman George L. Williams

Defeat in Pearl Lagoon Signals End of Diaz Regime in Nicaragua

Dr. Pedro Zapeda, liberal representative on Nicaragua’s east coast, claims the Pearl Lagoon victory cripples President Adolfo Diaz’s government and predicts conservatives will flee to the Bluefields neutral zone, where they may be disarmed by Admiral Julian Latimer’s American squadron.

Associated Press Mexico City Pedro Zapeda Nica-ragua Pearl Lagoon Adolfo Diaz Managua Nicaragua

Night Without Any Auto Thefts

Local report notes no automobile thefts occur in a given period. Police confirm stable vehicle security with no incidents logged in the city.

Flappers Learn Kitchen Skills From Scout Meal Study

A wartime style report highlights Girl Scouts earning a culinary badge through cooking and meal planning. It notes 6800 scouts earned the gridiron motif, with skills in meat cuts, fowl dressing, menu planning, and leftovers utilization. Mothers assist, 38 percent buy groceries, 15 percent buy all meat. Sample recipes include tomato soup, pork chops, mashed potatoes, peas, and baked apple. A typical menu showcases beef loaf and leftover use with a full kitchen utensil set.

Romer Stert Leares

Desertion trials reveal miles of travels and two marriages

The narrative describes a life of desertions from the army navy and merchant marine, multiple relocations across Texas California and New Mexico, marriages and separations, a prison sentence at Fort Leavenworth, and a claim of innocence in a brother’s death amid extensive travels and various schemes.

Dallas Abilene Texas O’valley Minnie Losley Navy San Francisco Fresno California Army Presidio Fort McDowell Mare Island Fort Leavenworth Norfolk Virginia Marine Base Winters Union San Angelo Deming New Mexico Admiral Farragut Galveston Tunnehaw New Orleans New Orivane Bilsis Boss Uriehomwes Jon Tetlees Lee Otett Marios S. Eb Goce Solan

Cleveland Bans Black Bottom Dance

The city inspector bans the Black Bottom in Cleveland amid fears the energetic dance causes dislocated hips. He notes dancers wiggle excessively and compares it unfavorably to the shimmy. The ban follows recent demonstrations by dancing masters and youth interest in the step.

Cleveland International News Service Charles Johnson Johnson

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