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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1927
Page
8
An old advertisement touts Enver Mud as immediate relief for burns and scalds. It claims rapid pain soothing, inflammation drawing, and healing blood flow, endorsing use by physicians and hospitals and urging household stock for instant use.
A fragmented notice lists poultry categories including hens under four pounds and roosters old and young. It also mentions ducks geese and broilers about two pounds and assorted mis-typed terms. The readable items suggest a market or auction context with varied animal weights.
Market notes from Kansas City Saint Louis and Chicago on Jan 14 show cattle and hog prices mostly steady or higher. Reports include fed steers 7.85, veal top 12.00, hogs at 12.35, cattle 8.00 steady, and cotton futures movement in New York and New Orleans with gains and adjustments through the morning.
The rivers and harbors bill passes conference and awaits President Coolidge signature. The measure authorizes upper Missouri river improvement Illinois river York Cape Cod canal purchases and other projects with total expenditures of 71 million dollars.
The department approved the Costa Rican move and hoped for success while unconfirmed Managua reports said Sacasa planned to leave Puerto Cabezas, with peace talks anticipated between Conservatives and Liberals as discussions on Kellogg activity continue.
The Rev G H Bryant announced that Dr R E L Morgan president of Clarendon College will fill the Buchanan Street Methodist church pulpit next Sunday morning He said the educator will deliver a soul stirring message aimed especially at youth and urged wide youth attendance Dr Morgan is a leading figure in education helping Clarendon College rise in prominence.
Dr. C J Gadd secretary of the National Osteopathic association will speak over radio station KGRS in Oakland California tonight at 6 30. Miss Hallie Hl and Ruth Payne will provide music on the program.
Bill Bogard, deputy for Sheriff Wiley Pollard, failed to stop three prisoners on a Los Angeles bound train from escaping when a suspicious man with suitcases jumped off as the train neared Tucumcari. The fugitive was found later near a fire along the track. Bogard reports a trunk nearly full of Four Roses liquor and the man will be brought to trial.
The courtroom heard witnesses describe the Norris office layout as Joe Langston testifies he built a scaled model showing the private Norris office entrance and the chair where Chipps was shot. Dr. Phillips and undertaker Preen detailed wounds and the moment Chipps died, while detectives recounted searches of Chipps and timing of the shooting.
Officials of the Sacasa Liberal government estimate American interests on Nicaragua’s Atlantic coast reach about 8.6 million dollars. The Liberals were displaced when Latimer’s forces landed, with around 800 Americans living on the Atlantic coast and fewer elsewhere. Citizens hold properties and citizenship for protection, including Gutierrez Pena who runs Managua’s electric light and ice plant worth over 200,000 dollars. The Bragman Bluff Lumber Co. claims 2,000,000 dollars in investment, headquartered at Puerto Cabozas.
Chicago January 14 The Associated Press reports Commissioner K M Landis angrily denied secretly probing a new scandal in the 1922 World Series between the Giants and Yankees. He said he only learned of the guest scandal from today’s papers and proclaimed there is nothing to it.
Buckeye crude oil rose 30 cents per barrel and five other grades of Pennsylvania crude gained 25 cents each in new prices posted today by purchasing agencies in Pittsburgh.
Senor Saenz defends Calles policies as benefiting the masses while protecting legitimate interests. He says Mexico’s constitution guides its government and rejects exotic procedures. He notes diplomatic ties with Russia do not prove suspicion and questions Kellogg’s omission of resolutions in a telegram.
Trevino alleges the Pan American federation affiliated with the Reconal confederation has opposed Bolshevism since 1919. He claims communist propaganda reaches Mexico largely through American hotel agents, while noting ongoing car quarters and unspecified timing.
An advertisement promotes Klok-Lax as a night tablet that cleanses the 28-foot intestinal canal of poisons to relieve grippe flu sore throat and tonsillitis. It claims easy administration with no nausea and promises stronger health and clearer liver function, urging readers to recommend it.
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