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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1930

Page

3

Millionaire Hobo Dies After Years of Self Denial

Stanton Va July end How 56 died after 15 years of self denial and starvations pneumonia caused his death while in a hospital once heir to 500000 bequest from his mother Eliza Eads How He aided migratory workers and funded hobo shelters in sixteen cities as the financial angel of the International Brotherhood Welfare Association His Harvard education and medical license did not lead to practice He left 250000 in trust but used most of it for charitable work.

Associated Press Staunton Eliza Eads How International Brotherhood Welfare Association How St. Louis John How James F. How Wabash Railroad James Buchanan Eads Eads Mississippi River Hobo Harvard

Peace Officer Seeks Fair Review of Texas Record

A longtime peace officer in Potter and Johnson Counties Texas asks interested parties to investigate his service and his status as a law abiding citizen. He urges a careful examination of his public record and conduct.

Potter Johnson Counties Texas

Ill traveler dies after hotel stay en route to Washington

Attendants said the man was ill on arrival at the hotel and grew worse Monday. He was moved to a hospital and his body sent to Washington for Louis How, his brother, to take charge.

Washington Louis How

Dragline Worker Ernest Foster Fatally Injured in Dallas

In Dallas on July 22 Ernest Foster a 30 year old dragline worker was killed when the hoist of a power shovel struck him as it fell. He died in a hospital last night from his injuries.

Associated Press Dallas Ernest Foster

Texas War Mothers Leave Sunday for France

War mothers from Texas and Minnesota embark for France to visit graves of sons who served with the 90th and Rainbow divisions. About 250 mothers and widows sail on the George Washington as the 13th gold star pilgrimage unit. Minnesota moms bring earth from Fort Snelling for burial sites, and Grace Forbes plans to sprinkle Lake Minnetonka water on her husband's grave.

Associated Press New York Texas Minnesota France 90Th Rainbow George Washington List Field Artillery Minneapolis Fort Snelling Third Infantry United States Army Fort

Settlement Ended Great Southern Railway Strike

Dublin Irish Free State July 23 A settlement reached in the Great Southern Railway dispute averts a general strike ordered for midnight tonight.

Associated Press Dublin Irish Free State Great Southern Railway

Girl Scout season ends with final meeting at church

The last meeting of the season for the Girl Scout organization is scheduled Friday at 2 p.m. in the Fellowship hall of Central Presbyterian Church. After a record summer camp at Ceta Canyon, troops will disband until September. campers enjoyed daily visitors, donations from local clubs and businesses, and radio broadcasts via WDAG.

Central Presbyterian Church Ceta Canyon

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