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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
3
E J Gossett Jr president of the UT Student council cites twenty cases affecting thirty individuals in fall term penalties ranged from permanent suspension to reprimands. Cheating in mathematics led, with other incidents in physics and copying themes.
The family of Mrs. Willie Harrison expresses deep gratitude for the many kindnesses shown during her illness and death. H.C. Harrison, Claude Harrison, Marguerite Harrison.
Banff in Alberta remains as picturesque in winter as in summer with snow covered peaks and deer in town. Visitors travel from Montreal or Chicago to Vancouver via Banff Revelstoke and enjoy winter sports, big game sanctuary status, and a famed February winter program including ski joring speed hockey and curling.
Washington notes five year anniversary of prohibition enforcement. Commissioner Haynes cites advances, limited illicit liquor production, reduced bonded warehouse diversions, and tighter liquor import and export controls. Coast guard progress and moral suasion campaigns are highlighted alongside other accomplishments. General repairs listed at 113 W 7th.
Ernest Thompson lauds the Shelton heirs for a splendid church gift. J. W. Whittle notes John M. Shelton’s memory will be perpetuated by his children. Jack Edwards jokes about The Tactless Texan hunting blind geese and competition.
The First State bank of Booker merges with the First State bank of Darrouzett in Lipscomb County Texas. The consolidated bank will operate as the First State bank of Booker. Missouri Pacific Railway employees have opened a new five story hospital at Little Rock costing 750000. Bicycles 1115 W 7th.
Mrs Eve In Frarees Snow of Mount Vernon Ohio told the national motion picture conference she lost her job as chairman of censors after refusing to approve a film in exchange for a Europe trip and a fine automobile. She said officials offered money to approve immoral pictures and that a deadly acid was placed in her office leaving scars she will carry. Her remarks followed a speech by Mrs Robbins Gilman who questioned censorship's effectiveness.
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