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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1928

Page

2

Boy Scouts Observe Third Birthday Nationwide Event

The Eighteenth anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America is celebrated this week with a good turn drive. James E West speaks over WEAF Tuesday night and Walter Head follows Wednesday night. programs air via Tulsa and Fort Worth stations. Sunday urges church attendance and corps marches to civic events with Red Cross and swimming tests planned.

The Boy Scouts of America James E. West WEAF New York Tulsa Fort Worth Walter W. Head National Council Panhandle Amarillo Red Cross West Texas Teachers College Canyon Lee Williams

Body of Car Victim to be Sent to Tulsa

The body of O. E. Shofner age 32 was killed in a canyon highway collision near Amarillo. He will be sent to Tulsa Oklahoma at 7:30 tonight with his brothers Omer and Elton. Burial will be in Tulsa after funeral services Wednesday. The car overturned after the steering gear failed. Shofner’s head was crushed and friends riding with him were injured.

O. E. Shofner Canyon Highway Tulsa Ohina Omer Elton Sho Shofner Amarillo Bere Optus Sho

Scout official seeks life saver help for Eagle tests

Scout executive Tom Nelson seeks a Red Cross Lifesaver certificate holder in Amarillo to supervise Eagle scout qualifying tests at West Texas State Teachers College. Twenty boys are expected to be examined in the college indoor pool Saturday.

Tom Nelson Amarillo Red Cross Nelson West Texas State Teachers College

Humorous Ambling Letter Reflects Amarillo Life and Woes

The writer skewers census figures, local quarrels, and civic gossip in a rambling Amarillo chronicle. He riffs on population estimates, town events at Third and Polk, a Hickman trial, and local politics while teasing neighbors and opponents with sharp wit. He compares national graft to local humor and hints at moving to a new Elmhurst esque home.

Mother's plea calls for no insanity verdict in Hickman case

A wide reaching letter to courts and jurors urges against an insanity defense for Edward Hickman over the Marian Parker murder. The author argues such a verdict would invite crime and fears for all mothers and daughters, urging punishment to set an example.

Los Angeles Edward Hickman United States Hickman Little Marian Parker Leopold and Loeb Leopold Marian Parker

Doctor Promotes Easyhold Trial for Rupture Cure

A doctor introduces the Easyhold rupture truss as a painless alternative removing leg straps elastic bands and steel springs. The method offers a thirty day free trial with no money upfront and a small price if kept, claiming over 100 000 users.

Benefit

Lindbergh Heads to Port-au-Prince Haiti for Good Will Flight

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, nearing Havana for a Pan-American conference, left Santo Domingo at 11 am for Port-au-Prince Haiti. The route passed over inland lands with abundant bird life noted along Lakes Enriquillo and Saumatre.

Associated Press Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Charles A. Lindbergh Havana Port-au-Prince Haiti Santa Domingo Toussaint L’ouverture Lindbergh Enriquillo Lake Saumatre

Amarillo Census Finds Small Average Family Size

Census notes in Amarillo show unusually small households with an average of about three persons per home. Officials say native American population and few large foreign or negro families contribute to the deviation from national patterns. Mr. Nicholas departs, praising local cooperation and city development support. Official figures to be released soon show a 139 percent population increase since 1920.

Amarillo Brisbane United States Nicholas Board of City Development Biggs Washington

Expert testimony on slayer Hickman tests sanity

Dr. H E Schorr, ex Bellevue Hospital examiner, testified Hickman was sane. He noted no inherited insanity but warned mental disorders could be passed to future generations.

Bowers H. E. Schorr Bellevue Hospital New York Dr. Schorr Vanderbilt Clinic Schorr Hickman

Capitol Hotel Chief Clerk Arrives for New Opening

Jack Harwell, appointed chief clerk for the Capitol hotel opening February 15, has arrived in Amarillo. He previously served as chief clerk at the Huckina hotel in Oklahoma City and at the Tulsa hotel, with earlier ties to the Tuller hotel in Detroit. He was brought to Amarillo by Capitol manager C A Young, formerly Tulsa hotel assistant manager.

Jack Harwell Capitol Hotel Amarillo Harwell Oklahoma City Tulsa Henino Tuller Detroit C. A. Young Capitol Young

Courthouse deeds list numerous transfers and registrations

A courthouse records page itemizes warranty deeds, land descriptions, and car registrations. Entries include Currie to Clara Currie in Wolflin for $10, Jno J Harden to Ida Blair in Ridgemere for $450, and H Burgess to Low Sellars in Bivins for $6250, with many other transfers and registrations across Wolflin, Ridgemere, Mirror, Eakle, and surrounding areas.

Currie Clara Currie Wolflin W. W. Ballew C. E. Thompson C. C Birge M. M. Powell Mirror Jno J. Harden Ida Blair Ridgemere T. J. Wagner Paul D. O'Brien J. McBroom Harold H. DeWitt O. T Hattie M. Wood M. C. Hancock Burgess Bivins H. F. Eldridge A. E. Roark Beg E. 14Th H. G. Strickland Ed R. Wilson J. H Odom Cotten A. B Mee VY. Hill B. W. Moreman Deed H. Galle Key Furr J. L. Summers Frank Carter Roberts E. L. Allenetux J. W. Mathis Cor C. C. Park Jennie Kirsch O. W. Shellberg Eric Horsman Annie B. Sellars S. J. Hts Chas. Allen Etux J. L. Exum Eugene S. Blasdel W. S. Peake Holland C. P. Elliott T. H. Allen B. B. Breeding Academy

Sandino Sightings Near Matagalpa Population Fears Attack

Sandino is mounted and well armed, sighted in Jinotega and San Rafael del Norte about fifteen miles northwest of Matagalpa. Locals fear he may attack the town, suspecting marines have been withdrawn to reinforce Nueva Segovia garrisons.

Jinotega San Rafael del Norte Greytown Sandino Matagapa Nicaragua Matagalpa Nueva Segovia

Beauty Dance at Nat Palace With Grand Prize

Eli Hoover manager of the Nat Dance Palace announces a grand prize dance tonight in cooperation with Ruth Beauty Shop and White and Kirk's balcony. Prizes include six marcels and a permanent wave for the winners and audience.

Eli Hoover Nat Dance Palace Ruth Beauty Shop White and Kirk’s

British Army to Drop Lance as War Weapon

An army order in London announced the lance will be abolished as a weapon. It will no longer be carried in field training and will be kept only by Lancer regiments for ceremonial use.

International News Service London

Egyptian Man Accused of Fifty Nine Divorces and Big Payouts

Isawi Sherif Bey faced Tantah Assizes charged with marrying sixty women over thirty years and dissolving marriages through fraudulent divorces. He was acquitted on criminal charges, but the court ruled civilly that he pay 10 000 to each of two former wives who brought the case.

Cairo Isawi Sherif Bey Tantah Assizes Isawi

Women Hear Dr Barker on Responsibility to Daughters

Dr Charles F Barker international authority on youth spoke to about 200 women at the Am arillo city auditorium on a mother's duty to her daughter. He urged obedience as the core of childrearing and warned against letting children have their own way, citing Helen Keller as an example of overcoming handicap.

Charles F. Barker Amarillo Rotary Club Federated Women's Clubs City Auditorium Barker Helen Keller Dr. Parker Baptist Church

My Name Is a Treasure I Must Bear Forever

A brief reflection on how a name outlives gifts wealth or health. The speaker credits parents for naming him and asserts the name is a personal treasure that travels everywhere, never leaving his side, demanding lifelong pride and identity.

Amarillo School Head Highlights Education Value

Dr I N McCash president of Phillips University Enid Oklahoma told Amarillo senior high students education matters for youth. He travels with Rock Islands Greater Panhandle Agricultural Opportunities campaign train stopping in Panhandle cities. He cited history math and religion and noted four years of college doubles earning power for graduates.

Amarillo I. N. McCash Phillips University of

Traveling Preacher Seeks Democratic Presidential Nomination

Rever end Alonzo F. Workman a itinerant Missouri Arkansas Kansas and Oklahoma minister filed notices in seventeen states seeking the 1928 Democratic nomination for president He has drawn acknowledgments from Illinois Indiana and Ohio and will prepare a petition once replies arrive He plans to base his campaign in Joplin and said he would not be a favorite son or stalking horse candidate.

International News Service Joplin Alonzo F. Workman Missouri Arkansas Kansas Oklahoma United States Ilinois Indiana Ohio Workman Houston Wilson Pershing Rev. Workman

Enid Seeks Support for Next Shipper's Meet

Enid Oklahoma seeks Amarillo backing for the next Southwest Shipper's Advisory board meeting. Shippers meet in Shreveport this week with several Amarillo men possible attendees. The convention was held there last year and a special round trip rail fare is offered to board members.

Enid Oklahoma Amarillo Southwest Shipper’s Advisory Board Board of City Development Shreveport Nada

Fake tale of near burial sparks referral to undertaker

A Virginia undertaker refutes a widely circulated wire story about Miss Fannie Wilson Broyles near burial while paralyzed. He says the tale arose from a romantic reporter and is fiction, noting the Luray News and Courier denied any origin.

I. C. Bradley Luray Virginia N. 3 Griggs Virginian Fannie Wilson Broyles Broyles Miss Broyles United States Luray News and Courier

Market reports from Kansas City Chicago and St Louis livestock

Hogs receipts 16 000 head and cattle 15 000 at Kansas City and St Louis while Chicago hogs 95 000 head and cattle 18 000 head show lower to slow trading. New York cotton steady after early gains and futures mixed with rain in West Texas. London and New Orleans markets show fluctuations. poultry prices firm in Chicago with live fowls and turkeys quoted.

Kansas City Associated Press Chicago The ST. Louis New York New Orleans Drouth Liverpool Radio Corporation Republic Gulf States U. S. Steel Hoover Allis Chalmers American Zinc Preferred Peoples Gas Continental Can Purity Baking B Nevada Consolidated

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