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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1927
Page
3
America appears to enjoy a golden age in business with smarter managers and wider public knowledge. Vanderlip notes rising investment literacy since the Liberty Bonds era and a shift toward informed economic choices despite lingering caution about future profits.
Vanderlip predicts U S factories will stay dominant in mass production due to a large home market and strong consumption. He notes heavy machinery requires assured volume to offset costs and cites New York as a working city after thirty years’ residence. He recalls his rise from newspaper editor to Treasury aide andNational City Bank president.
Mrs Earl G Bolander compares an Amundsen portrait to a death mask noting deep lines. Maymie Oliver recalls opposition to moving Clarendon College to Amarillo, citing Denton and Can yon as bitterly opposed to relocation.
Louis Roeder, a former Los Angeles druggist, bought a Cremona violin in 2005 for 6000 dollars as a 1759 instrument. Collectors say it may be a later Cremona copy worth under 100 dollars. Roeder sues a local music firm alleging purchase through an accredited agent.
The St Louis Burns Club plans a $20,000 memorial statue of Robert Burns likely to stand on Wallington University campus. Club president W Bixby has given $10,000, with $5,000 more raised from others. A clay model by Robert Incersoll Aitken shows Burns as a sculptor with Gress, a lean farmer, and a thoughtful gaze.
After a six hour session Joseph Cullinan and his son Craig F. Cullinan retained control of American Republic Corp a Delaware oil and gas producer voting 9000 to 0 their faction faces court challenges from Texas rivals led by Thomas P. Lee Emerson P. Woodward and William C. Hogg who seek to overturn the election proxies and remove the Cullinans from the board and president post plus a note that service between Helsingfors and Reval has resumed.
Albert Watson claims the dry invigorating air of western America boosts singing voices to world class levels. The Westminster Abbey choir members visiting Winnipeg say Northwest air tones voices up a half step and acts as a natural tonic for the voice.
Ruby Barner jokes about a cold after a North Pole night while Jack Edwards recalls a ceiling fire from a live wire, a dangerous thrill. Earl Rolander speculates on Dr Cook and Amundsen sharing hardship and sympathy amid stock sales in Fort Worth.
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