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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1929

Page

5

Rockefeller Aided in Fight to Oust Stewart at Standard Oil Indiana

Howard E. Sutherland alien property custodian assigns voting proxies totaling between 12 000 and 13 000 Standard Oil Indiana shares to John D Rockefeller Jr in his bid to remove Robert W Stewart as chairman. Rockefeller sought the power after Stewart’s Senate testimony on Teapot Dome. Stewart refuses resignation as the conflict intensifies.

Associated Press Washington John D. Rockefeller, Jr Robert W. Stewart Standard Oil Company of Indiana Howard E. Sutherland Sutherland Standard of Indiana Rockefeller Stewart Senate Teapot Dome

Two Men Taken To Prison From Potter Jail

Austin Raines and Cecil Smith were moved from Potter county jail to Huntsville for penitentiary sentences. Raines, jailed on a liquor charge, had prior sentences and appeals, then served in Oklahoma. Smith, convicted of assault with intent to kill, received two years. Also moved were J. P. Patterson Ted Meyers and H. S. Dulaney from Hemphill county jail for liquor and theft convictions.

Austin Raines Cecil Smith Potter County Bob Sullinger Denver Huntsville Raines Doad Oklahoma Amarillo Smith Hemphill County Canadian J. P. Patterson Ted Meyers H. 8. Dulaney

Alfred E. Smith Named Director at County Trust

Alfred E. Smith was elected a director of the County Trust Company of New York. James J. Riordan said the chairmanship would wait until Smith returns from a southern vacation. Directors include William F. Kenny John J. Raskob and M. J. Meehan. The bank arranged loans to cover a 1.5 million dollar Democratic deficit after an unsuccessful bid for the presidency.

Associated Press New York Alfred E. Smith County Trust Company of James J. Riordan Trust Company Democratic Party Mr. Smith County Trust Company

Fast traveling fans roam paths from London to Moscow

British air travelers undertake long itineraries with layovers. one weekend traveler departs London at 8 a.m. and reaches Moscow by 8 p.m. the next day after a six hour Berlin layover, totaling 36 hours en route, with other trips extending to Constantinople and Morocco.

London Moscow Constantinople Morocco Berlin

Junior Band Broadcast on WDAG Tonight

The Boys Junior Band will broadcast at 8 o'clock tonight from Amarillo College of Music over WDAG under Professor E B Hall. Edgar Pickett of Hereford, a piano pupil of Mrs Meyer, will be featured.

Amarillo College of Music WDAG E. B. Hall Edgar Pickett Hereford BE. B. Meyer

Boys To Present Varied Program At College

The note announces a concert by a group of boys aged from R to 14. They will perform a varied program. Professor Hall requests all boys arrive at the college by 6 o'clock.

Hall

Boston University Freshmen Count Show Foreign Born Roots

Half of 390 freshmen at Boston University come from foreign born families. The largest groups are children of Russian and Irish parents, highlighting the city’s immigrant heritage among new students.

Boston Boston University

Capudine Relief for Colds and Aches Calls Out

Advertising feature touts Capudine as a fast acting liquid for aches and pains during colds and flu. It claims quick relief, helps break up congestion, and recommends physician help for fever or chest pain. Sold in 30c and 60c sizes with wide usage.

Last survivor of Texas treasury raid buried at 82

Fernando Raven, 82, died after being the sole surviving member of a volunteer squad that faced outlaws who tried to rob the Texas state treasury 64 years ago. He was buried in Austin. The raid date and full details recall a historic downtown drama.

Do Raven State Treasury

Tem plars to Meet Monday for Degrees

Amarillo Commandery No. 48 Knights Templar calls a Monday January 21 4 PM session to confer Red Cross Malta and Temple degrees on two Hereford candidates. Commander N H Mohler says strong attendance expected from Hereford and Amarillo with dinner served.

Amarillo Commandery No. 48 Knights Templar Red Cross Malta Temple Hereford N. H. Mohler

Iowa Agriculture seeks oldest horse in state

Des Moines officials launch search for the oldest living horse in Iowa. Last year an 80 year old stallion was found and documented as the state’s veteran equine.

Des Moines Iowa Department of Agriculture

Stop That Cough Quick Thoxine Prescription Promise

A famous doctor's Thoxine claim offers double action relief by soothing irritation and targeting the internal cause. First swallow reportedly relieves stubborn cough and sore throat with no chloroform or dangerous drugs. Safe for the family with money back guarantee. Fox Drug Co. and others carry it.

Fox Drug Co

Turbulent Reconstruction Night At Austin Texas Raid

A moonlit June night in Texas during reconstruction. a bandit gang looted the unprotected state treasury while authorities fled. A volunteer group led by Raven and fifteen others prepared to attack as alarms rang through the town.

Austin

Austin Street Battle Ends Robbery Run

In a dramatic gunfight on Congress Avenue Austin robbers were routed leaving one wounded mortally. A defender was seriously injured while Raven escaped unharmed. The group netted about $17,000 though much of it lay scattered along the road near the city. Raven outlived the oldest companion by several years.

Raven Austin

Raven Remembrance of Local Plumber and Tax Collector

Fred Sterzing, former tax collector here, was near the end of the community’s surviving members. Raven previously conducted a plumbing business in town until a few years ago, marking the end of an era for local trades.

Fred Sterzing Raven

Marmola promises weight loss by fat reduction

An advertisement claims Marmola converts fat to fuel, offering a natural element to aid reduction without starvation. It touts dramatic results over 20 years, urging readers to ask their druggist for a one dollar box and to learn why it works.

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