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Markets list includes all following markets except local grain and produce furnished by The Associated Press. Militant over remarks unclear.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1927
Page
10
Amarillo Markets Feed and Livestock Roundup
Livestock markets across Amarillo and major exchanges report cattle and hog trade. Cattle prices steady to higher in Kansas City and Oklahoma City. hogs up in St. Louis. lambs steady. Cotton and grain movements show early gains with futures near higher levels. Quotes include Oklahoma City top steers and packing figures, plus a Quotation line on New York stocks and farm goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
ST. Louis
L.tothy
A Blessing To the Family Stow Texas
Mrs Allen of Si Heen St writes that Favorite Preseri cured her family during a serious illness. She recalls trying one more remedy and credits this product with complete relief, noting it has become their sole treatment for ailments. The advert includes testimonials and a doctor’s endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Texas
Ca Allen
Heen St
Dr Pyre
Bail
N. Y
Mexican bishops arrested as Diaz faces deportation
In Mexico City on January 11 Bishop Pasqual Diaz of Tabasco was ordered deported after police raided the episcopate and detained Diaz along with Archbishop Ruiz Flores and four other bishops. Officials report many church leaders are under arrest amid government religious regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Pascual Diaz
Tabasco
Diaz
la Papam
Guadalajara
Ruiz Flores
Jesus Echavarria
Saltillo
Miguel de la Mars
San Luis Potosi
Nicholas Corona
Pupontla
Ignacio Valdespino
Aguascaliente
Episcopate
Maico
Associated Press
United Press
Arthur Bliss Lane
Norris Case Advances as Jury Trial Opens
Court began the Norris murder trial with jurors questioned for biases. Veniremen discussed included A P Dobrowiski and L H Lowden while questions covered church ties, the Searchlight paper, and views on self defense. The panel saw several dismissals before final juror Miller was seated. nearly $1,000,000 in non intoxicating drinks were shipped abroad last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
James R. Hamilton
Walter Scott
Veniceman
A. P. Dobrowlski
J. J. Moore
Searchlight
Norris’ Church
Dobrowish
Yentleman
Elise
Miller
L. W. Lowden
Lowden
J. R. Clayton
Norris
Clayton
L. Meath
W. F. Crider
Farr Home Near San Jacinto Aflame Destroyed by Fire
The farm residence of Joe Gray Farr, three miles north of San Jacinto, burned Sunday at 5 am. The family escaped unharmed, the San Jacinto fire department arrived too late to save the building, with losses estimated between 4000 and 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gray
San Jacinto
Gray
Globe
Bulding
Mr. Gray
Chaplin Divorce Suit Quotes Wife as Accusing Him
Liza Grey Chaplin accuses Charlie Chaplin of scoffing at marriage and calling her a gold digger and blackmailer. She seeks custody of two young sons, alimony, and division of property amid a high profile divorce filed in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Liza Grey Chaplin
Lloyd Wright
Chap
Mra. Chaplin
President Coolidge Fends Off Praise and Censure on Nicaragua
The Presidents message to congress on Nicaragua draws mixed reaction as he cites conclusive evidence of Mexican arms shipments to Nicaraguan revolutionists and affirms a policy to protect American interests in Central America. Senate and House members weigh the implications while Borah defends Sacasa’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Nicaragua
United States
Central America
Senate
Kellogg
Foreign Relations Committee
Diaz
Juan B. Sacasa
Bingham
Connecticut
Moses
New Hampshire
Smoot
Utah
Garrett
House
King
Willis
Ohio
Philadelphia
England
France
Italy
La Razon Campaign Fosters Argentine Aviation Prestige
La Razon, a leading Argentine newspaper, promotes aviation as a national benefit. It awarded gold medals to Bernard Duggan, Captain Olivere, and Ernesto Campanelli for a New York seaplane flight funded by public subscription, totaling 75,000 pesos presented by Dr. Angel Sojo. The air mechanic Campanelli noted the broad benefits for Argentina. Officials foresee commercial aviation expanding into interior Argentina soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupnos Aires
la Razon
Bernardo Duggan
Olvere
Ernesto Campanelli
New York
Campanelli
Angel Sojo
Sojo
Argentina
Duggan
Olivere
Three Liquor Arrests Reported Last Night
Deputies arrested Red Campbell Walter Willmering and Joe Nowell at the Willmering parking lot on Taylor between Third and Fourth for possession of liquor. All posted bonds. A 16 year old boy was also taken into custody on a theft charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red” Campbell
Walter Willmering
Joe Nowell
Willmering
Taylor
E. F. Putnam Dies Here at 69
Ferrest Frank Putnam, 69, died early last night at his home 1424 East Nineteenth street. A lifelong blacksmith, he came to this city last May from Artesia New Mexico. Survived by his wife and six children James Edgar Edne Viola Laura and Jack who lives in Eldorado Oklahoma. Funeral at 3:30 this afternoon at the family home under Blackburn Funeral home direction. Burial in Llano cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrest
Frank Putnam
East Nineteenth Street
Mr. Putnam
Artesia
New Mexico
James
Edgar
Edne
Viola
Laura
Jack
Eldorado
Oklahoma
Blackburn Funeral Home
Llano
Musterole advertises fast relief for colds and pneumonia risk
An old ad warns a cold may turn into flu grippe or pneumonia and promotes Musterole as a counter irritant. It claims mustard plaster level relief without blistering using oil of mustard camphor menthol and simple ingredients. It describes a warm tingling and cooling sensation as it enters pores.
Praise for Crudgington as Amarillo teacher noted
Rev R Thomsen praised Judge Crudgington as Amarillo's most unique character and a grounded teacher. A hundred newcomers joined old-timers at Central Presbyterian for a Sunday School get-together, with speeches on applied religion and a goal to raise 10000 dollars for a church organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Rev. R. Thomsen
Judge Crudgneton
Central Presbyterian Church
Dr. Thomsen
Judge Crudgington
J. N. Beasley
M. C. Nobles
Leroy White
Garland Shell
First White Woman In Amarillo Is Ill
Mrs. H. T. Cornelius, longtime Amarillo resident considered the first white woman to arrive in the city, is seriously ill at her home on 301 East Fourth Street. Her physician expresses little hope for recovery. The Cornelius family moved to Amarillo about forty years ago and their daughter Mrs. E. L. Smith was the first white child born in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Cornelius
Amarillo
East Fourth Street
Chicago waiter turns art purchase into profit
A Chicago waiter who bought a painting three years ago in installments has been offered double the original price. The Chicago Art Institute notes a new avenue for profit by investing in art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Art Institute
Chicago
Country Club Stockholders Meet Tonight
A special meeting of the Country club stockholders is scheduled at the country club house tonight. President W W Flenniken urges all stockholders to attend as special business of vital importance to members will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
W.W. W. Flenniken
Hassell case heard as witnesses testify in crowded courtroom
Alton Hassell’s ring is claimed to be his sister’s gift. D W Crawford testifies Alton worked for him and was dismissed December 6. R F Lloyd identifies a shotgun tied to Alton’s slaying. P M Ferguson cites ash fragments bloodstains as key evidence. J W Ferguson recalls Hassell’s rage disrupting family sleep. Courtroom packed. Hassell not expected to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassell
Alton
D. W. Crawford
Thresher
Clovis
R. F. Lloyd
Farwell
J. W. Ferguson
Gray
Oklahoma
No Matinees For Light Operas At Fair Theatre
There will be no matinee performances of The Bohemian Girl and Chimes of Normandy at the Fair theatre on January 19 and 20. Tickets go on sale Monday January 17 at City Drug store. May Valentine directs the company and leads six first class musicians with the Fair orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
Fair Theater
City Drug Store
May Valentine
Fair Orchestra
Miss Valentine
War clouds seen by solon of U S
Washington January 11 Representative Huddleston Democrat Alabama said President Coolidge’s Nicarguan Mexican message was a deliberate affront to Mexico. He charged America is drifting into war with Mexico and that the president aims to put Mexico in a bad light to back up the claim that Mexico is a bolshevist government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Car theft reported for Dr. Dawson at Kiwanis banquet
Dr. Lerton V. Dawson of 2007 Polk Street reports his six cylinder sedan stolen from in front of the Herring hotel last night while he attended a Kiwanis banquet. Motor number 19962 and license 757 366. The car was locked on the transmission. Bari Contract Let. Contracts for high type surfacing on about 25 miles of highways 2 and 60 in Montague and Wise counties were let by the state highway department for about 205000 to Plains Paving Company of Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bari
Associated Press
Austin
Montague and
Wise Counties
State Highway One
Plains Paving Company
Wichita Falls
D. Reimey
Anog
Quickstart Gas Additive claims 120 miles per two gallons
An Omaha invention named Quickstart promises 120 miles on two gallons and instant cold weather starts. It claims to remove carbon, prevent spark plug troubles, extend motor life, with reports of 46 to 60 miles per gallon and offers for agents with guaranteed earnings and samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antes
Omaha
Neb
Mfc. Co
Station C
Filming Under Way On Movie About Amarillo
The three reel film Amarillo the Magic City directed and filmed by Paul Hoefler and J H Alessi began Sunday at the Bivins ranch north of town. Amarillo girls and Bivins cowboys appeared as scenes were shot, with a ranch dinner for participants. The movie will be developed in Hollywood and shown in Amarillo soon at the auditorium. It is the first motion picture filmed in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Magic City
Paul Hoefler
J. H. Alessi
Hollywood
Bivins LX Ranch
Town
Beautiful Ranch
Bivins Ranch
Panhandle
Mexico riots mount as church regulations spark uprisings
Reports of armed Catholic uprisings in Durango, Michoacan, and Jalisco surface amid government church regulation moves. A provisional Mexican government is proclaimed in El Paso with Rene Capistran Garza named president, while Bishop Pascual Diaz and five other prelates are arrested and held under guard. Troop deployments and rail disruptions widen the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Michoacan
Jalisco
Mexico City
Federal District
el Paso
Mexico
Rene Capistran Garza
Mexican National League For the Defense of Religious Liberty
Pascual Diaz
Tabasco
Clarence Dubose
Associated Press
William Folger
United Press
Dubose
Jack Gist Wins Packard Junior Car Award
Jack Gist of 810 Taylor Street receives a new automobile the Packard Junior from City Drug Store. The car had been on display for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gist
Taylor Street
City Drug Store
Varicose Veins Cure Promoted by Fox Drug Co
Fox Drug Company markets Moone's Emerald Oil as a home treatment for varicose veins promising rapid reduction and normalizing size with nightly applications. The ad touts healing properties for skin conditions and urges readers to obtain an original bottle from any dispensing pharmacist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Ancama
Rharmaey
Ray Mae Drug Company
Unclear Maneuver Report From Managua Embassy
Partial dispatch from Managua dated January 11 notes a regional upheaval as loyal forces advance sixty miles toward an undefined Chinese border zone near the Wawa river mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Managua
Uniteral
Wawa River
Adlerika claims indigestion cure with cleansing benefits
Mrs Mary Hanaford reports severe indigestion turning hands and arms yellow until Adlerika cleanses the system. The ad touts Adlerika as acting on both upper and lower bowels, relieving fullness and improving appetite, promising removal of long hidden toxins and benefits even for daily movers. Available at leading druggists including Postoffice Drug Co in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Mary Hanaford
Amarillo
Postoffice Dru Co
Adv
Divorce Petition Citation for C E Kelley Potter County
The Texas court orders Sheriff to publish four weekly citations for C E Kelley before the January 1927 Potter County District Court term in Amarillo. Plaintiff Mrs Fannie Kelley seeks divorce on cruelty grounds after separate life since 1926 following a Oklahoma marriage on February 6 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Sud Court
Fannie Kelley
C. Kelley
Petiion
State of
Texas
Potter County
Plantif
Defendant
Oklahoma
J. C. Skillman
District Court of
Potter
A' Rillo
J. C. Skillma
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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