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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1927

Page

19

All Wilroy Firms Set Large Dividends in Panhandle

The Dixon Creek Oil company will pay 50 percent dividend now and another 50 percent if oil can be moved. Mellroy Oil offers 25 percent now and 25 percent later if movable oil is feasible. McIlroy firms, now the region’s top producers, may distribute from 185 500 to 376 000 to stockholders, many Amarillo residents, with meetings praising the McIlroy brothers and backing future plans.

Dixon Creek Oil Company Mellroy Oil Company Cockrell-McIlroy Company W. W S. PD. McIlroy McIlroy Panhandle Amarillo Mellroy McIlroy Brothers

Former Canton Police Chief Closes Murder Defense

Saranus Lengel former Canton police chief ended his murder trial defense over the death of Don R. Mellett editor of the Canton Daily News. The state claims Lengel conspired with underworld figures. Lengel's wife and daughter testified last for the defense as prosecutors began rebuttal.

United Press Canton Saranus Lengel Don R. Mellett Canton Daily News Lengel Underworld

Kansas Clamps On Speed Demons Restricting Highway Racing

Kansas Attorney General W A Smith orders sheriffs to strictly enforce traffic laws including a 40 mph speed limit statewide. The move follows a double tragedy near Council Grove where Samuel and Morris Klein of Chicago were killed while racing a railroad train from Chicago to California.

International News Service Topeka Kan Kansas W. A. Smith Council Grove Samuel Morris Klein Chicago California

Frontier Days Rodeo to Reclaim Wild West Contests

Cheyenne announces its Frontier Days celebration from July 26 to 30 featuring bronco busting steer roping and calf riding. Military displays from Fort D. A. Russell and a Sioux delegation will join races and drumming in a five day event dating to 1897 with a Coolidge invitation noted.

International News Service Cheyenne Wyo Old West Fort D. A. Russell 13Th Cavalry Fourth Cavalry 76Th Field Artillery United States Coolidge White House Black Hills South Dakota

Strongest Man of His Class Lifts Flivver End at 95

News from Watertown New York reports Captain John Harris senior marked his ninety fifth birthday by showcasing enduring strength. He recalls lifting a 1200 pound anchor years ago and moving it several feet, and mentions lifting a ship anchor from the Schooner Charles Mixer incident. He also lifted the rear of a light car for spectators and challenges others to match his age defying feats while noting some decline.

Flivver Tain John Harris Jefferson County Harris Charles Mixer Stony Creek Ontario Herris

Bachelor to gallows for killing judge

Clyde Reese Bachelor was executed at Kilby Prison in Montgomery Alabama for murdering his father in law Judge Lamar Smith at his Wetumpka home on August 30 last year. The electric current passed at 12 48 a m and the death was pronounced at 12 52 a m.

Associated Press Kilby Montgomery Ala Clyde Reese Bachelor Lamar Smith Wetumpka

Barbers Urged to Promote North Dakota Industry

Governor A G Sorlie tells barbers in Grand Forks that shops are nearly newspapers in disseminating news and urges conversations with patrons about state industries during routine shaves and snips.

Grand Forks N. D A. G. Sorlie North Dakota

Alarm clocks warn overtime parkers in Topeka stores

Topeka stores sell alarm clocks for workers to time two hour parking limits. Employees set clocks to ring every two hours then move their cars when the alarm sounds, enforcing restricted parking periods across business districts.

International News Service Topeka Kan

Centennial prep as pioneers form Territorial Guild

Ald Distant of Centennial St joins efforts to meet parking ordinance changes. Minnesota pioneers aboard the Territorial Guild gather relics for a 1958 centennial celebration, shaping a living history event for the state’s 100th year.

St. Paul Minnesota Territorial

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