26 Jul 1926
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1926
Page
1
A 1926 Star Co article quotes Mussolini arguing democracy should be rejected as Europe’s remedy. It questions French Revolution principles, praises Fascist unity, and contrasts British and American views, while noting social issues like dogs harming children and moral turpitude cases amid era gossip and political quarrels.
Moody analysis shows Potter County faces a three contest run off for August 20. Key races include tax collector between Ben Golding and Bill Collins, sheriff between Wiley Pollard and W R McDowell, and justice of the peace Place No 2 between J W Minter and Frank McBride. Dan Moody leads Potter County with 1 992 votes to 802 for Ferguson and others.
Attorney General Dan Moody maintains a majority in the Texas Democratic gubernatorial primary as Texas Election Bureau returns roll in. Officials may canvas results on August 9 to decide if a runoff is needed while two minor state offices head toward a runoff with margins ranging from about 1,000 to over 5,000 votes.
WARSAW N Y July 26 Mrs Ida Flint has confessed she inflicted wounds on her two young daughters Helen 10 and Rosie 6 causing their deaths Saturday After striking their heads with an axe she tried to kill herself with the same weapon The district attorney said she cited cruelty by her husband and an inability to bear leaving her children behind as motive
Twenty five governors from across the nation attend the July 26 opening in Cheyenne Wyoming of the twelfth annual conference of state executives. Nellie Tayloe Ross, widow turned successor, greets the group as topics include state financial administration and states rights with discussions led by Maine comptroller Walter P. Brockway and others.
Oil stands in Phillips well amid unclear drilling feed notes. Technical terms appear garbled. No clear date or operator names are readable.
Rose Sko reports a half inch of rain spread across the Texas Panhandle, bringing brief relief to arid soil. The weather note notes localized showers with limited thunder and no major flood risk observed.
In Guthrie Oklahoma and nearby, William K Hale and John Ramsey opened a federal trial tied to the 1923 Osage murder of Henry Roan. Hale denied requests for separate trials, arguing shared testimony. prosecutors say Hale hired Ramsey to kill Roan, who had a $25,000 life policy. Ramsey is described as the alleged slayer.
A Caribbean storm intensified and swept toward the Florida east coast with winds up to fifty miles per hour. Reports indicate new damage as communications and power services faced outages along the coast.
Mrs Cordelia P Henry 56 of Amarillo died at home after brief illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Roy Cullum and siblings William and Thomas Alford plus three sisters. Funeral at 3 pm Wednesday at the Cullum home with Rev W OMalley officiating. Burial in Lane Cemetery.
A man named Tulsan wounded his wife in Miami and killed himself in a domestic incident. The sparse report provides few details beyond names and the sequence of violence ending in the suicide. Police are investigating and pursuing official statements regarding motive and circumstances.
AP tally from 243 of 252 Texas counties reports governor candidates Davidson Ferguson Johnston Moody Wilmans Zimmerman with totals. attorney general Alfred Bradfield Christoper Hornsby Irwin Pollard. treasurer Ball Christian Garner Garrett Harris Mack er Johnston. superintendent Bennett Humphries Mares. agriculture Bolin Terrell. land Robison Terrell. railroad Hoffman Speer Verroll Pierson. Final results depend on remaining counties.
Austin July 26 The decision whether Gov Miriam A Ferguson will resign under the Ferguson Moody wager on the Democratic primary will be made today Former United States Senator Joseph Weldon Bailey of Dallas said he would speak at 9 tonight He said no urging of resignation is needed and his conference would be late The report mentions campaign offices and political figures without clear specifics
An OCR fragment reports on the supposed surviving son of Lincoln found dead or involved in an unexplained incident. The text is garbled, but indicates a historical figure connected to Abraham Lincoln and an event around an elderly age, with ambiguous dates and locations. The readable bits reference a notable lineage and a death context requiring cautious interpretation.
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