Farewell Recital for Renowned Soprano Ernes tine Schumann Heink
The noted singer Ernes tine Schumann Heink appears in her farewell recital at the Auditorium on March 7 as the opening attraction of the 1928 Music Festival directed by Emil F Myers. Her Golden Jubilee circuits drew about a quarter million listeners across seventy concerts. Season tickets are selling fast at the Amarillo College of Music. single tickets go on sale March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Schumann- Heink
W. J. Henderson
Metropolitan Opera Company
Renital
Emil F. Myers
Appleton
Wisconsin
Lawrence College
New York
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Symphony
Ernestine
Golden Heart
Paderewski
John McCormack
Gottfried Galsten
Amarillo College of Music
Political currents and cross politicking in 1930s Congress
A fragmented national scene shows Catholic Protestant and Jewish leaders urging mutual respect. Chicago showcases cross-party moves as Anton Cremak shifts toward a senate bid with Thompson. NY GOP intrigue, OH prohibition debates, and a chemise of early campaign maneuvers frame a tense political moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anton J. Cremak
Cook County Board
United States Senate
Cermak
Floyd E. Thompson
Small-Thompson
Rancher Finds Buried Treasure In Tree Roots
Modesto Cal February 17 A mouldering sheepskin bag holding $1,000 in double eagles was unearthed when rancher Frank Dittmar struck roots with an axe at Sawmill Flat. The treasure likely dates from the California gold rush era and was scattered as the blow split a coin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prews
Modesto
Cal
Frank Dittmar
Dittmar
Hell
Rail Heads 10 Make Appeal on Contempt
HOUSTON Feb 17 three high officials of the Southern Pacific lines of Texas and Louisiana were found in contempt of a Federal court order to disestablish a company union. They will obey but appeal questions of law and fact to higher court seeking a trial on its merits March 12 to test the Esch Cummings railway act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Southern Pacific Lines
Texas
Louisiana
Union
Higher Cours
H. M. Lull
G. S. Waid
J. F. Torian
J. ©. Hutcheson
Association of Railway Clerks
Company Union
Circuit Court of Appeals
Veterans plan home fundraising urged by camp meeting
John B. Golding Post No 1475 of Veterans of Foreign Wars discussed plans for a veterans home at a meeting in the First National Bank building. A fundraising campaign was launched with committees named. Fred Woodard was re elected commander and presided at the annual officer election. Trustees and standing committees to be appointed. Tickets for a benefit dance at the Herring hotel Saturday night reported to be selling well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Golding
First National Bank
Fred Woodard
Thomas Bush
E. W. Evans
Earl McNally
Clyde Garner
W. L. Ottinger
Ira C. Berend
A. H. Thomas
Ira C. Barend
J. C. Duncan
Woodard
Herring Hotel
Blackburn to Build New Funeral Home at Eighth and Harrison
The Blackburn Funeral Home announces the construction of a new $65,000 facility located at Eighth and Harrison streets. Plans are complete and work is underway. the building is designed specifically for funeral service and will meet all professional requirements. Full plan details to be published in Sunday's News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn Funeral Home
Blackburn
Eighth and
Harrison Streets
Globe
Liquor Charges Dismissed in District Court Case
William Bill Wilson and his son T H were acquitted on a first liquor charge and had a second charge dismissed in District Criminal court. Early Augerot was acquitted by a jury. Nearly 40 gallons of whisky were seized from a field near the Wilson home. Fred Gill faces trial with a verdict expected today. Moore and Wilson law firm represented all four defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Bill” Wilson
T. H
District Criminal Court
Early Augerot
Wilson
Fred Gill
Moore and Wilson Law Firm
Do L Weitsch Charged Dismissed By DC Court
Do L Weitsch Baltimore manager for the Burns Detective agency had criminal contempt charges dismissed by Justice Frederick L Siddone in the supreme court of the District of Columbia. The government opposed the action but the court held his guilt had not been established beyond a reasonable doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Do L Weitsch
Baltimore
Burns Detective Agency
Frederick L. Siddone
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Mexican plan to outlaw aggressive warfare gains support
At the Pan American conference in Havana on February 17, Dr Gonales Roa introduced a Mexican proposal for outlawry of aggressive war. The plan won momentum after Charles Evans Hughes endorsed it, offering practical working ideas and pledging full support to the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Havana
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Public International Law Committee
Gonsales Roa
Americas
Hughes
Hughee
Palisades Defended in Lake Tragedy Damage Suit
Relatives of Fred Elliott Dysart sue Palisades Corporation for 60 700 in damages over his drowning at Lake Palisades in Palo Duro last July The filing seeks 50000 actual damages for the widow and son 10000 exemplary damages for two heirs and 700 for funeral costs and mental anguish The suit charges gross negligence for missing lake obstructions ropes life boats guards and respiratory equipment Dysart was under 22 and earned 2000 annually as a car salesman with no other income or property
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palsades Corporation
Fred Elliott Dysart
Lake Palisades
Palo Duro
Mauvereen Dysart
Palisades Corporations
Billie Jack
Thornton
Hattie Dysart
Palisades
Dysart
Sandstorm Wins First Cage Battle in District Tourney
Amarillo Sandies defeated Panhandle Panthers 34 to 18 in Canyon at Buffalo Gym to earn a meeting with Canyon at 4 p.m. this afternoon. W Larsen led with 17 Sandies points while Van Noy anchored defense. Earlier Happy beat Spearman 25 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Sandies
Canyon
Buffalo
Panhandle Panthers
Sandies
Panthers
W. Larsen
van Noy
Larsen
Happy
Spearman
Parsonage Finished For West Amarillo Church
The West Amarillo Christian church completes a one story six room brick veneer parsonage at 197 Fairmount built by McCasland Construction of San Jacinto. It cost 7000 dollars and sits about three blocks from the church at Second and Tennessee funded by congregational gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Amarillo
Airline fares to compete with railroads in transcontinental service
Yelloway Bus System officials announced plans for tri motor planes carrying 12 passengers on a New York to Chicago route. Flight time is expected to be cut by half, with fares roughly matching railroad costs, and operation slated to begin early next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Yelloway Bus System
New York
Baggett’s Condition Reported Unchanged
Ben W. Baggett city inspector remains in generally fair condition after yesterday morning crash at Polk and Seventh streets. He suffers injuries to his collar bone head and legs though not seriously hurt and could sit up in bed within a few days per attending physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben W. Baggett
Polk and
Seventh Streets
C. C. Timmons
Baggett
Chief Pueyrredon Sacrificed Says La Prensa
La Prensa accuses the Argentine foreign office of blunders and reports Dr Honorio Pueyrredon resigning as ambassador to Washington and chief Pan American delegate from Havana. He refuses to sign a Pan American union resolution lacking an anti tariff clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy United Press
Beuos Atres
Honorio
Pueyrredon
Washington
la Prensa
Havana
Lindbergh Back in St Louis Faces Warm Welcome
Col Charles A Lindbergh returns to St Louis to fanfare from President Coolidge and War Secretary Davis. Messages praise his latest goodwill mission and Gov Civil aviation urged to become a major industry as Lindbergh plans an air mail flight next week with a heavy souvenir mail load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Eaton
United Press
ST. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
President Coolidge
Dwight F. Davis
Col
Harry H. Knight
Lone Eagle
Secretary of War
Stan
Lindbergh
Log Cabin Club
South America
Havana
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Detroit
Blood transfusion plea brings 100 offers for donor
Mary De Jaynes, 28, ill at General hospital in Kansas City Missouri, faced death without blood. Her husband, a 10 year robber in prison, could not donate. A radio appeal drew over 100 responses within minutes. The first donors tested successfully supplied a pint of blood aiding her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kansas City
Mary de Jaynes
General Hospital
Epidemic of car thefts reported in local garages
Police records show within two weeks several cars stolen from garages. A Chevrolet coupe owned by Potter County Lumber Co. was taken from a Thirteenth and Fillmore garage last night. License 773-216, engine G 136-660. This marks the third garage theft in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Lumber Company
Thirteenth and
Fillmore Streets
Robbery Strikes Santa Fe Porter at Second and Buchanan
Robert Foster a black porter at the Santa Fe General Office building was held up last night at Second and Buchanan streets. A single suspect robbed him of $1 and a 21 jewel watch while keeping Foster turned away and unseen, leaving no usable description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Foster
Santa Fe General Office
Second
Buchanan Streets
Foster
Girl Scouts Pledge Help in Home Work at Wilson School
Girl scouts at Wilson school pledge daily help at home. They keep rooms in first class order and pick up papers from floors. The Ama rillo movement gains headway with strong parent support, says Mrs Mildred Auatill, director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Wilson School
Amarillo
Mildred Auatill
Tragic Switch Engine Accident Claims 6 Year Old Girl
In Oklahoma City a six year old Black girl Geral dine Allison died at City hospital after being struck by a railroad switch engine while returning home from school. Both legs were crushed as she smiled at attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oklahoma City
Geraldine Allison
City
Woman Seeks Help Locating Husband Missing Since February
Mrs. W. T. Rice of Sand Springs Oklahoma asks The Globe to aid in finding her husband W L Rice who left for Amarillo February 11 to work as a carpenter. He was driving a Ford coupe with a 1927 Texas license and has since vanished, prompting concern for his safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Rice
Sand Springs
Oklahoma
W. L. Rice
Amarillo
Globe
Cleveland, Sand Springs, Oklahoma
Panhandle Scouts Named for Eagle Rank at Court
Twenty nine Panhandle Boy Scouts were cited to receive the Eagle Scout award at the annual Eagle court of honor on February 22, announced by Tom Nelson, scout executive. Amarillo and area youths from Canadian Texhoma and Guymon are listed among the recipients, including R. C. Neely, David Jackson, Odell Conley, August Renfro, Alex Mood, Newton Babb, C. L. Dunivan, Marshal Brown, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Tom Nelson
Scout
Amarillo
Panhandle Boy Scout Council
Fagle Scout
R. C. Neely
David Jackson
Odell Conley
August Renfro
Alex Mood
Newton Babb
C. L. Dunivan
Marshal Brown
Herman Pipkin
J. J. Deiss
Watrous Babb
Charles Renfro
C. B. Williams
Irving White
Donald Richardson
Carroll Dean
Russell Bethise
X-Ray Used In Stolen Ring Mystery In Temple
In Temple Texas February 17 officers used an X ray to locate a diamond ring missing from a local jewelry store. A suspect with a similar ring was jailed but no trace was found. An X ray from the suspect’s stomach suggested a possible ring. A second ring, one of the store’s missing pieces, was found on a young woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Temple
Texas
Tmis
New Mexico Man Enlists in Service Here
Sain Ivey of Tucumcari enlisted in the First Infantry at Cheyenne Wyoming through the local recruiting station in the federal building. He left for Oklahoma City for final examinations yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sain Ivey
Tucumcari
First Infantry
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Federal
Mr. Ivey
Oklahoma City
Organizer of Temple Little Theater Dies
Mrs. J. Mitchell of Temple Texas dies at 47 after brief illness in a local hospital. She was a noted club woman and organizer of the Temple Little Theater. She is survived by her husband three daughters and two sisters including Lynn P. Talley governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preasy Temple
Tex
J. , Mitchell
Little Theater
Lynn P. Talley
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Bank Fails To Open In Wilburton Oklahoma
Wilburton Oklahoma February 17 The First State bank of Wilburton failed to open its doors today leaving customers unable to access deposits and services. Officials stated the closure was unexpected and is being investigated by state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburton, Ohkla
United Press
Wilburton
Okla
First State Bank of
Teapot Dome Probers Rest For Whole Day
The Senate Teapot Dome committee was in recess after laying groundwork to summon Democratic and Republican leaders to explain how their party deficits were paid. New York brokerage houses testified that Harry F. Sinclair, oil man, turned over $75,000 Liberty bond profits from Continental Trading to help pay off the 1920 Republican campaign deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate
New York
Harry F. Sinclair
Continental Trading Company
Governors Ten Attend Dallas Gas Meeting
Governors and utility commissioners from Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana Kansas and Texas will receive invitations to the United States nat ive gas convention in Dallas May 7 to 10. The event, hosted by the American Gas Association, will showcase gas industry advances and exhibit gas ranges refrigerators and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
United States
Natural
American Gas Association
United State
Canada
Henry ©. Morris
Dallas Gas Company
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Kansas
Southwest
Morris
Safety plan for mines being made in Oklahoma
United Press reports Oklahoma mine operators cooperate with the state mine department to install rock dusting machines in coal mines. Miller D. Hay, chief state mine inspector, says many mines not yet using rock dusting are adopting the method. A February 1 disaster at Rock Island Mine No. 7 in Hartshorne killed three miners. Hay says the magneto or spark from machinery caused the blast and a report will be ready next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oklahoma City
State Mine Department
Miller D. Hay
Hay
Rock Island
Hartshorne
Mardi Gras Ball Welcomes U S S Texas Officers
New Orleans gears up for a Mardi Gras ball honoring the officers of the battleship U S S Texas after a Memus parade. Downtown crowds filled streets and cars last night as the Mystic Krewe of Memus staged its parade and the Krewe of Texas ball plans a gala celebration for the visiting crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Memus
U. S. S. Texas
Texas
Charges Not Filed Against Doctor Austin
Louisville February 17 The Associated Press states that no charges were ever filed against Dr M D Austin who recently resigned as pastor of Deer Park Baptist church Here a whispering campaign caused his resignation while a committee including Dr E V Mullens found no foundation to the gossip The full deacon board also resigned with him Illinois ill at Dallas Pioneer cattleman O P Jones is seriously ill in a Dallas hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville
M. D. Austin
Deer Park Baptist Church
E. V. Mullens
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Dallas
O. P. Jones
The
Amarillo Cattle Loan Company
Just Vole Just Swingin Along Song Paraphrase
Poem fragment reflecting simple pleasures and shared labor in everyday life. Uses repetition and plain language to celebrate living, singing, and neighborly play. Copyright 1928 Edgar A Guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A
Market Report From Kansas City and Other Corners
Kansas City livestock mixed prices with hogs topping at 8.05 and cattle steady to higher, while Chicago and St. Louis receipts show slower demand and varied steers and vealers pricing. Cotton in New Orleans and New York opened firm on weather and cables, with futures around 18 cents, and Liverpool spot higher on American grades. Potatoes round out the agricultural page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
ST. Louis
Associated Press
New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Texas
New York Stocks List Across Major Companies
A market snapshot at 1 p.m. shows listings for Allied Chemical and Dye, American Can, American Locomotive, American Smelting and Refining, American Sugar, Anaconda Copper, Associated Dry Goods, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, Baldwin Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, California Petroleum, Chicago and North Western, Coca Cola, Dodge Motors, Du Pont, General Electric, General Motors, shell, Seaboard, Studebaker, Texas Pacific, Union Oil, Woolworth, and others on the New York Stock Exchange. The roster includes several railroads, chemical firms, oil majors, manufacturers, and consumer goods groups reflecting a broad market movement. Prices and exact changes are not listed in the provided segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Chalmers
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Sugar Refining
American Steele & Panes
American Tele, & Telp
American Tobacco Woolen Ansconda Copper
Associated Dry Goods Atchison, Topeka & 8
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnadall Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Cerro de Paseo
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Milwaukee & St
Chicago & Northwestern
Rock Island & P
Chile
Chrysler
Coca Cola Colorada
Tron
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Cigars
Corn Products
Crucible Sters
Dodge Motors
du Pont de
Napiration
Wee International Herrister International Nickel Internations
Paper International
Jordan Motore
Rurare
Southern
Kelly-Shinefield Kennerott Copper
Mack Trucks
Marland Oil
Mesican Seaboard
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Middle Steree Oil
Missouri
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montrovery Ward & Co
Moon Motors
Nash Motors
Biseult
ANS
Packard Motor
Rata
Penneyivania
Seti
Atsie Ciscule
Orig Pere-Maronette
Phillips Petrolemme Ware
Ccuceeere
VTS Republic Tron
Aire Tg Sears, Recebvele & Co
sNese
Shell Union of Red
Remms Petroleum Sinclair Cona
Southern Parifie Southern Railway
Stewart Warner
Studebiker
Texas Gulf Suiehnr
Texas Cornoreion BN
Texas & If E
Texas Parifie
United Etetes Selt
Victor
Willve-Overland
Woolworth
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Schumann-Heink
John M’cormack
Senator Ransdell
Gov
Byrd
Virginia
Louis D. Mendoza
Norfolk
Peter Ainslie
Christian Temple
Christian Unity Movement
Mendoza
Jefferson
Finish Garrett
Tennessee
Reed
West
Topeka
Denver
Albuquerque
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Ken Reas
Friece
Sensior Curtis
Wes York
Curtis
Hoover
Lowder
Ohio
Leigh
Vorak
B. Wills
Keight
Peign
Carmi Thompson
Rail Heads
Southern Pacific
Sandstorm
CAGE
U. S
Lindy
New Mexico
Temple Little Theater
Dallas Gas Meeting
Doctor Austin
Just Vole
Jes’ Swingin
Jes
Kansas City Livestock
Amwrican
Ateady
Aassociated
James FE. Bennett & Co
James E. Bonus & Co
Cities Service Common
Cities Service Company
Henry L. Doherty & CO
I. N. Edwards
Care Empire Gas & Fuel Co
Western
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