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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1926
Page
3
The city council approved emergency measures to regulate night sweeping and require merchants to empty storefront dirt into streets at opening. Since last Friday the new street sweeper has collected about 75,000 pounds or 39 tons of dirt from downtown streets.
A mosaic of short notices reports from Geneva London West Taling Deach Los Angeles Camden New Jersey New York Moscow San Juan Washington Hawaii and more. Highlights include tennis talk on the Riviera and Forest Hills, court news of a prince, a film marriage, a divorce claim, a novelist fleeing New York, vodka legalization effects, Mardi Gras protest, a Hawaii highway essay winner, jazz earnings in Paris, a Charleston ban, and Evanston police recruiting graduates.
John Andrew Ford received a chiming clock for half a century of proof reading and stereotyping at the National Institute of the Blind. He has written the entire Rite in Braille by head, a feat achieved with about 20,000,000 blows of a hammer.
Mrs Carrie Boehring 57 wife of W H Boehring died at the family home six miles east of Canyon after months of illness. Funeral plans await California relatives. body held in Canyon by Griges Undertaking. She was a Canyon Motherliet church member. Surviving are her husband and seven sons Clarence Walter Jayinedyd Willard Kenneth Moortty of Canyon, Walton Boeke of Deline, and daughter Mee Sethes Moehring of Conjpon.
A contract was let yesterday for a $15,000 two story brick and tile home with part basement for Judge and Mrs. Asberry A. Callaghan in Panhandle. W. J. Shires of Amarillo was awarded the job. The house will have eight rooms two baths a hot air furnace and other features designed by architect William C Townes.
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