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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1930
Page
3
Police dispersed a large nationalist protest at the Maidan Esplanade in Bombay injuring sixty civil disobedience volunteers. Demonstrators gathered in sympathy with soldiers imprisoned for offenses in Peshawar, following a prearranged plan to converge from all directions.
A forbidden march in Bombay drew native police and militia, with British troops nearby. The Gandhi led procession of about 50 Sikh volunteers faced police charges as injuries mounted and volunteers were hospitalized. A poem volume honoring late Illinois congressman Martin B Madden was published by Josephine Smart Madden.
Associated Press reports 19 month old Donald Wallace Van Landingham played around his home for hours before a fatal poisoning was discovered. At 11 p.m. he became seriously ill after mother recalled he had taken something at 4 p.m. He died at a hospital after dragging a chair to a dresser and accessing a box of his father Virgil Van Landingham’s pills.
A child initially expelled a substance from the mouth thinking harmless, after which the incident seemed routine. Later the same child, identified as Don Ald, grew seriously ill, prompting concern over the possible link to the earlier object.
The Louisiana legislature adjourned after sixty days, defeating major proposals from Governor Huey P. Long. Foes and Long supporters revived last year's impeachment feuds while the militant executive was forced from the floor by sergeants at arms, although he directed forces from the sidelines.
The Texas Pecan Growers Association voted to hold its next meeting in LaGrange after adjourning a three day session in Weatherford. Mrs Emma Klingeman of New Braunfels was elected president.
E. W. Judge of Tyler was elected president of the Texas State Florists Association during the closing session of the annual convention in San Antonio. He succeeds T. W. Reed of Temple.
A phonograph with a radio amplifier now rings the Tintagel parish church bells through a large loudspeaker, heard for miles. Meanwhile on continental trains, radios install receivers letting Havre to Paris passengers listen to Eiffel Tower Radio Paris and Radio 5XX via headsets.
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