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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1927
Page
7
An old advertisement promotes a harmless aspirin gargle for sore throat or tonsillitis. Dissolve two Bayer tablets in four tablespoons of water, gargle thoroughly, and repeat after two hours if needed. Use genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross, sold in tins of twelve for a small price.
Secretary Mellon told the Senate that Congress required the use of poison denaturants in industrial alcohol. He stated the treasury cannot abandon an effective denaturant, wood alcohol, as no substitute has proven safe and available. He added there is no correspondence with the Anti-Saloon League on this issue beyond a telegram from a Texas official protesting denaturant removal.
A collection of brief regional items from Boston Sydney Los Angeles New York and Chicago. France ships 228000 cork screws arrive for importers. Papuan wives bear 150 pound packs in the mountain gold country. Baron von Brincken faces divorce testimony as his wife seeks separation. Mae Murray disputes a nose joke via a misattributed telegram. Chicago researchers link anger to higher blood phosphorus in sour mood study.
In Dallas Thomas B. Love introduces a bill seeking repeal of the Ferguson amnesty, with a constitutional challenge anticipated as a key point of debate. Governor Ferguson urges passage of tax measures in her farewell message as she ends her term. In Childress the body of Jack Morgan of Borger is found in a culvert after six weeks. In Houston James E. Ferguson sues Alma Purvis for 100000 in damages over a libel claim connected to a proclamation pardoning her husband.
Mrs. E. A. Blatchley of 1604 Tyler street was attacked by a coyote mascot owned by Sixteenth street firemen while walking home. She suffered leg lacerations but no serious injury. N. A. Brazil was bitten on the hand while helping. The animal was held at the police station and its head may be sent to a Pasteur institute for rabies testing.
Edward F. Newing, 62, a leading grain dealer and member of the Galveston cotton exchange, died at his home after a short illness. He leaves two brothers and two sisters in England. Funeral services are set for tomorrow in Galveston.
The resignation of Thomas J. Tynan, warden of the Colorado state penitentiary at Canon City, facing charges before the state civil service commission, has been placed in Governor W. H. Adams's hands. Adams, after his inauguration, said the matter would be attended to in a few days.
In Raymonville Texas on January 12 the preliminary hearing for eight Willacy county officers charged in the deaths of five men near the border on September 9 proceeded with many witnesses. The prosecutor pursued a vigorous inquiry and the court warned against intimidating state witnesses as the hearing could extend for several days.
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