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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
10
Reader describes oily skin, blackheads, red post acne marks and seeks an astringent. Expert recommends regular exercise, outdoor activity, fresh air and sunlight, green soap rinse, cold water, a rose water borate lotion, boric acid care, zinc ointment for scars, and sun exposure with caution. Tomorrow a Coiffure for Curly Bobbed Hair.
New York July 2 Serious labor crises threaten the coal mining industry in the United States and Great Britain. John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers denounces an infamous conspiracy in the bituminous field to break the miners union. He warns that unless the Jacksonville agreement is observed a national shutdown of soft coal mines may occur. In England a big strike threat follows mine owners intent to terminate the present agreement described as a declaration of war by mining officials. Lewis also attacks John D. Rockefeller Jr Charles H Schwab and Secretary Andrew Mellon arguing they failed to use stockholder influence to prevent repudiation of the Jacksonville pact.
Roy A. Haynes may resign as prohibition commissioner to seek the Ohio governorship. A supporters conference will be held soon to consider the move and he would pursue the Republican nomination for Gov. A. V. Donashey’s second term.
In Mobile Alabama July 2 Robert B E Lee Saner of Dallas urged that voters be educated and active in elections caucuses and conventions. He warned of a government crisis and urged lawyers to maintain steady civic effort rather than sporadic reform. He urged joining organizations and using practical methods to combat entrenched political machines.
Chicago July 2 For the first time in its history the Pullman company names a car after a porter Oscar J Daniels of Chicago who died saving passengers in a wreck of a German American excursion train near Rockport New Jersey on June 16 The sleeping car Sirocco will bear Daniels name when it leaves repair shops Daniels braved escaping steam to close a door then helped others before succumbing to injuries noting a 7 year old girl nearby after refusing early aid at the scene.
About 400000 dollars in counterfeit Canadian banknotes, said to be manufactured in Russia, have been circulated in England amid concerns over security and crime.
President Coolidge relaxing in Swampscott faces the Ku Klux Klan invitation controversy and a potential coal strike. Opponents urge him to decline the Washington parade invite while he weighs actions if a crisis erupts. His father's illness and other vacation distractions complicate decisions.
William Rank, a paid driver for Harrison volunteer fire department, is dismissed amid accusations he removed fuses from the electric alarm system to silence alarms at night. Most volunteers petition for reinstatement, with Rank blaming lightning for blown fuses.
A fragmented record lists company codes W H Brymer M Brooks Co and others with numeric sequences, chemical-like notes, and distribution credits. Includes abbreviations Clean 8a 4.40 and notes about milk distributed by various distributors.
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