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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1925

Page

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President Coolidge’s address. U.S. focus on domestic affairs

The column dismisses Coolidge’s July address as lacking Europe expertise while praising his mastery of American finances and foreign noninvolvement. It notes debates on a possible third term, mocks religious and scientific trials, Canadian beer poison claims, and archaeology finds challenging Darwinian views.

London Daily News Coolidge Europe United States R. Mulvaney George Washington

AIRCETTIES Suggest Divorcees Not Remarry

The Protestant Episcopal church advises that divorced individuals should not be allowed to remarry, presenting the stance as a strong moral suggestion. The item notes continuation on page two.

Protestant Episcopal Church

Weather forecast for Amarillo with hourly temps

Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures rise through the day with highs near 90 and lows around 70. Historical extremes show a high of 95 and a low of 66.

Amarillo

End of Giant Co op Grain Venture Marked by Transfers

The Grain Marketing company.

Missing Amarillo Man R A Terry Feared Lost

Family and friends fear for R A Terry missing from his San Jacinto Heights home since last Saturday. Previously an electrician for the Denver railroad shops, he had resigned to work for an electrical contractor. Neighbors recall he planned to fetch his wife from Hereford and return, but he has not been seen or heard from. Police are searching. relatives fear a possible mental lapse after past injuries.

R. A. Terry Florida Avenue San Jacinto Heights Terry Denver Railroad Hereford

Coffee Shop at Amarillo Hotel Promoted as Food Landmark

The Amarillo Hotel Coffee Shop is billed as famous for food with notice to visit the Mission for pictures. Red Star flour and Every Purpose flour are cited among the products used, highlighting brand names.

Amarillo Hotel

Hinshaw Divorce Over Golf Course Cruelty

Mrs. Sanford E. Hinshaw was granted a divorce from Hap Hinshaw in Des Moines Iowa after alleging cruel treatment on the golf course He claimed he kicked her ball off the course whenever she beat him to the green Judge Hubert Utterback ordered $50 monthly alimony.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa Sanford E. Hinshaw

Nation's Laundry Industry Showcases Scale and Impact

Mrs. Phebe K. Warner addresses the laundrymen convention highlighting America's laundry effort with 600000 miles of lines and 275000 tons weekly. Banquet and minstrel program follow at the Amarillo hotel with remarks by W. A. Johnson of Galveston and a focus on sanitary, economical laundry service.

America Phebe K. Warner Mothers of America Harding

Baroness Zur Muehlen Dies in Ritz Carlton Window Fall

Baroness Hel en Zur Muehlen of Java, a former Texas girl from San Antonio named Helen Carruthers, fell from a seventh floor Ritz Carlton window and died. She fainted after dancing with friends and toppled onto the hotel roof below. Detectives recovered her diamond earrings. companion Miss Susan Welen said they planned to sail for Europe on the Berengaria.

Baroness Texas Ritz-Carlton Associated Press New York Helen Zur Muehlen Java Dutch East Indies Helen Carruthers San Antonio Susan Welen Europe

Postal deficit and Baruch peace study gift noted

Postmaster General New estimates a 1925 postal operations deficit near 49 million dollars caused by higher pay and rate changes. Bernard Baruch donates at least 250 thousand dollars to Johns Hopkins Walter Hines Page School of International Relations to study world peace by removing war profits.

Associated Press Washington Postmaster General New New York Bernard M. Baruch Walter Hines Page Johns Hopkins University Owen D. Young Dawes Johns Hopkins Baruch Young War Industries Board Mr. Young Pershing London

New Rock Island Time Card Angers Amarillo Merchants

Reading excerpts from Amarillo business leaders shows dissatisfaction with the Rock Island schedule changes effective last Sunday. The California trains shift to late night departures, eliminating morning/evening service and hurting shoppers from Shamrock Tucumcari and Oklahoma City connections. Merchants urge reversal or addition of service to restore daytime travel for trading.

New Rock Island Amarillo Rock Island California Shamrock Tucumcari Oklahoma City Panhandle N. O. Glenn Blackburn

Bryan seeking an amendment debated in Dayton trial

Defense lawyers view Clarence Darrow telegram and William Jennings Bryan speech as signaling a potential move to a new constitutional amendment. The issue remains whether Tennessee's anti evolution law oversteps state and federal constitutional powers. The dispute centers on legislative reach rather than the truth of evolution.

Associated Press Chicago Clarence Darrow John T. Scopes Cambridge Colby Dayton Tenn Bryan Supreme Court of Tennessee Supreme Court of the United States Noor Tennessee United States Tenessee

Roscoe Canady Kidnapped Again in New York and Texas

Five year old Roscoe Canady, connected to New York and Texas custody cases, was abducted for a second time in Forest Hills. His father, a wealthy suit and dress manufacturer, suspects Mrs. Virginia C. Canaday, the boy’s mother, of planning the kidnapping as Texas extradition proceedings continue.

Associated Press New York Roscoe Canaday Texas San Antonio Virginia C. Canaday Roscoe Mary Canada Forest Hills Canaday Roscoe, Jr Smith

Horses perish in Fort Russell stable fire loss $50000

Cheyenne July 8 Twenty six horses burned in a Fourth Cavalry stable at Fort Russell. Ten others were rescued by soldiers who risked their lives to enter the burning building. Fire origin undetermined. Jackie Coogan appears in The Rag Man at the Fair Friday and Saturday.

Associated Press Cheyene Wyo Fourth Cavalry Fort Russell Jackie Coogan

Revenge Hunted Man Ends Texas Swindle Case

Kansas City Kan July 8 Judge Kimbrough Stone denies W B Spencer permanent habeas corpus. Texas authorities can return him to Texas to serve an eight year sentence for a 1919 swindle that deprived J Frank Norfleet of 45000. Spencer was convicted June 7 1924 and was at Leavenworth before temporary writ halted Texas return. The pursuit by Norfleet across the country concluded with Spencer's capture.

Associated Press Kansas City Kan J. Frank Norfleet Texas Kimbrough Stone W. B. Spencer Spencer Federal Leavenworth Kansas Ile Norfleet United States

Fire of unknown origin sweeps Gil properties at Crossroads

El Dorado Arkansas July 8 a blaze of unknown origin swept Crossroads area for twelve hours damaging oil and gas properties valued at about 750000. It struck the Imperial Oil and Gas Products plant in the heart of the development area and damaged four wells and six earthen storage pits. Adjacent Ohio Oil and Gas company property also sustained damage before containment.

Associated Press el Dorado Ark Imperial Oil and Gas Products Company Ohio Oil and Gas Company Imperial

Clash between Negroes and whites leaves two dead near Okemah

In Okemah Oklahoma on July 8 a clash at Clearview seven miles southeast left two Black men dead and several injured. Sheriff deputy crews were dispatched as reports to the office were sparse.

Associated Press Okemah Okla Clearview Here

Arbitration of widespread plasterers strike fails

The Washington dispute over plasterers strikes blocks up to 500 000 600 in construction in multiple cities as arbitration proposals fail. The Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers International Union refuses arbitration on a status quo basis, opposing the Operative Plasterers International Union.

Associated Press Washington Davis Brickleys Masons Plasterers International Union of America Plase Terere International Union

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Dr. Mulvaney Department of Carnegie Institute Greek Orthodox Church Christ Canada Berlin Egypt Earth Grain Marketing Company Armour Grain Company Rosenbaum Brothers Farmer's Cooperative Concern Rain Gray Silver Silver Grain Company Country Club Mike Hollander Dr. R. P. Parcells Cecil Faton R. P. Parcells Babe Warren Lew Allen Katherine Pittman Harry Taylor Cecil Eaton H. V. Elkington Jack the Panhandle Davis Auto Parts Co Baroness Zur Muehlen Reginald Denny Mission J. N. Riggs Board City Development Dis Roscoe Canady GIL Properties Mission Coffee Shop Polk Street American Warehouse Company The Globe. Supreme
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