06 Jan 1927
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
1
A jumble of regional notes covers public figures health advice and political talk. It references Cicero era ideas, ancient rulers, a 1062 year old actress, a University of Illinois student who killed himself, and Mexican Catholic tensions with Pope Pius IX. It previews a continuation on page ten and promotes the Panhandle Building & Loan Ass'n for 1927.
George J Hassell, Farwell farmer accused in nine murder counts for the killing of his wife and eight step children, awaits jury selection at the Sixty Ninth district court Farwell with 108 men called. Sheriff Douglass reports Hassell held in Muleshoe and to be moved to Farwell with heavy guard for tomorrow’s proceedings.
The notice urges readers to plan outdoor play areas suitable for all seasons. It emphasizes choosing a home with ample space and directs readers to Real Estate for Sale classifieds in the current issue for options available today and now.
Early reports indicate several strong tremors were felt in Imperial Valley around 8:30 am with Calexico and Brawley experiencing sharp shocks and no damage reported in El Centro. A separate 8:45 am quake in Calexico followed a night of minor tremors affecting Mexicali and nearby areas.
The Navy plans to deploy additional marines to Managua Nicaragua and send more ships to Nicaraguan waters. Rear Admiral Latimer has set up neutral zones for rival factions to observe during the civil war and United States forces will enforce the zones.
Tonight and Friday forecast for West Texas shows slightly colder conditions especially in northern portions. Highs around 69 and lows near 44 with temperature readings by hour from early morning to afternoon.
Washington January 6 The annual appropriation bill for next year funds maintenance of independent government commissions and boards totaling 512,901,808 dollars, down 603,128 from this year and 62,435 under recommendations. The Veterans Bureau receives 437,400,000, up 10,435,000 but 2,000,000 below the budget figure. The American Battle Monuments Commission is recommended 2,500,000 to continue plans for eight chapels and fourteen monuments.
Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson issued a full pardon to Elaine Wheaton also known as Peggy Jordan Griffith in Austin on January 6. The woman, previously sentenced to seven years from Harris County for forgery, had served three years and faced ongoing suffering.
Walters and Dickey owners of the Kansas City Journal Post appeal to the state supreme court from a circuit court ruling dismissing their bid for a new trial in the case to overturn the sale of the Kansas City Star.
A. N. Squires, 66, of North Buchanan street, was struck and run over by a car driven by Miss Jewell Carver near Seventh and North Fillmore. Police say Carver stopped within feet and rushed to aid the injured man after he stepped into the roadway. Squires, taken to St. Anthony's sanitarium, had both legs broken and possibly more injuries. hospital officials said he had a fair chance at recovery.
Amarillo enjoyed a tenth day of springlike warmth with a record January high and a 52 degree morning, while forecasts call for fair, slightly cooler weather. The piece cites multiple temperature records, past extremes, and a rainfall total of 26.25 inches for the previous year, noting historic comparisons and notes from weather officials.
Gene Tunney agreed to defend his title next September against a challenger chosen by Tex Rickard. Rickard, who arrived from New York, said a contract would be signed that afternoon. The bout is planned for Yankee Stadium in New York where Rickard holds a lease, with terms not disclosed.
Dr J D Sandefer president of Simmons University Abilene will headline Amarillo Real Estate board banquet at the Herring Hotel tomorrow night More than 200 tickets sold with expectations of over 500 attendees Ed St Mayer Wade Brymer and Ben Short also on the program Sandefer will discuss Amarillo The City of 1927.
Portland dispatch reports three missing persons after a flight over Mount Hood. Lt Oakley G. Kelly and Capt John M. Stanley, both with the Vancouver aviation field, joined the search for Leslie Brownlee, 20, missing since last Saturday as crews exceed 100 responders in vain.
Gus Comstock of Fergus Falls challenges all comers to next Tuesday's match to claim the national coffee drinking championship. He aims to top HU A Streety who earlier set a record with 71 cups in eight and a half hours, and Perry Wilson who reached 70 cups in ten hours.
Chicago reports Crowded Landis office hearing former White Sox Kinberg accused of fixing 1910 World Series. Risberg testified four hours claiming a bought pennant scheme, while rivals and allies scoffed and denied. Buck Weaver and others remained silent as drama unfolded.
Congress convenes at noon as the Navy bill advances in the House while the Senate resumes secret talks on the Lausanne treaty. The Gould case remains under review by the elections sub-committee. A Citizens committee of one thousand discusses law observance drives. The Amarillo Hotel hosts The Coffee Shop offering new food.
Hollywood producer Paul Hoefler arrives in Amarillo offering local women a chance to become movie stars. Castings at the Board of City Development Friday night follow a cowgirl costume requirement, with shoots at Elgin's ranch for a three reel film Amarillo The Magic City. Hoefler cites board support and mayor Havins while The Scarlet West appears at Rialto.
Reports from Hankow describe Chinese demands for indemnity and an apology through the Cantonese government after disturbances Monday. British residents evacuated women and children as Chinese troops occupied the concession, heightening fears of wider conflict in the Yangtze valley.
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