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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1928

Page

5

Democratic campaign plans to be revealed in 48 hours

Albany July 10 The Democratic national committee to organize in New York City tomorrow with a chairman to direct operations. Governors Smith and Robinson will discuss campaign strategy and pledge immediate farm relief if elected. Smith plans farm relief conference with leaders after not yet naming a campaign chair.

New York Associated Press Albany N. Y New York City National Committee Smith Robinson Hudson Mr. Smith Bear Mountain National Guard Peekskill W. H. Settle Indiana Farm Bureau Federation Houston Settle Ron Comygetee

Negro Pullman Porter Is Given Ten Year Term

Ellis Williams a Negro Pullman porter from Chicago pleaded guilty to attempting to assault a 19 year old girl aboard a Northern Pacific train. He was sentenced to ten years in the state prison and will be moved to Walla Walla for immediate imprisonment. The incident involved Miss Evelyn Nobach a Washington state college student whom Williams followed into a wash room last Friday.

United Press Ritzville Wash Ellis Williams Chicago Northern Pacific Williams Walla Walla Joe Shaffer Evelyn Nobach Washington State College

Millikan in Pasadena A Nobel Scientist With Broad Interests

The piece profiles Dr. Robert A. Millikan president of the California Institute of Technology. A Nobel laureate who split atoms and isolated electrons, Millikan is described as modest and familylike, yet a towering figure in physics with wide scientific and literary interests.

Millikan International News Service Pasadena Calif Aristotle Democritus Galileo Newton Tycho Barre Coppernicius Kelvin Faraday Robert A. Millikan California Institute of Technology Galsworthy H. G. Wells Arnold Bennett Booth Tarkington Edith Wharton Hag Gale United States

Man Ends Life After Shooting Daughter in Kansas City

Thomas McClanahan, 44, obtained a shotgun after a quarrel with family over their car. He fired at his daughter Mary, who only tripped and was unharmed. Believing he had killed her, he killed himself with the same weapon, dying minutes later.

United Press Kansas City Thomas McClanahan McClanahan Mary McClanahan

How Much Water Should Baby Get A Famous Authority

Ruth Brittain notes that during the first six months babies need three ounces per pound daily, then two ounces per pound later. Water can fill any deficit for breast or bottle fed infants, with medical support quoted on common infant ailments and Fletcher’s Castoria promoted as vegetable remedy. The Fletcher brand emphasizes authenticity by the Chas. H. Fletcher signature and notes forty cent bottles hold thirty five doses.

Fletcher Chas. H. Fletcher

Pasadena Scientist Renowned for Cosmic Ray Research

A famed scientist at the institute quietly pursues cosmic ray studies from his Pasadena office. He announced in 1925 the discovery of the cosmic ray and later claimed embryonic stars disintegrate to form elements. Despite Nobel and French Academy honors, he maintains a busy lab routine.

Institute United States Pasadena

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