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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1926
Page
8
A Virginia family reports eczema on face arms and back cleared after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and sample. The letter dated July 13 1925 from Appomattox describes relief after weeks of itching and disfigurement and notes subsequent purchase of products.
Travis county grand jury told by Judge James R. Hamilton to re open inquiry into the state highway department. The panel must seek testimony on fraud or corruption in how highway contracts are let and review prior evidence for further charges.
Four masked armed men robbed the central post office at Pawtucket early today stealing eleven sacks of mail. They bound night clerk George Sullivan and watchman Peter Rafferty, then burned a vault door with an acetylene torch before fleeing in a waiting car. Rafferty freed himself shortly after and Sullivan raised the alarm. Authorities check for valuable pouches.
An Associated Press report from South Bend Indiana on February 1 describes a downtown fire that destroyed nine retail establishments with losses around 3 million dollars. While the blaze raged in the business district the Standard Oil company office building in the southeast section was also destroyed with losses near 300 thousand dollars.
Taylorville Illinois February 1. Anton Salvatoria aged 50 a crippled Kinkaid miner was found dead yesterday with a twelve inch fire driven four inches into the top of his head. His wife is held for coroner's inquest. Salvatoria lost a leg in a mine accident three years ago. His wife contends suicide but officials doubt that explanation citing the fire and an axe found nearby.
Chester B. Guiley, an oil operator formerly of Casper Wyoming, becomes a lifelong Amarillo resident after buying 1609 Madison Street. He came to study the oil boom but found Amarillo attractive, neat, and clean and chose to settle here, believing beauty attracts permanent residents.
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