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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1926
Page
8
In Tijuana the acquittal of former Chief of Police Zenaido Liones and three residents on drugging and assault charges against Clyde and Audrey Peteet prompted an informal street celebration after the verdict. Family letters were cited as the basis for the charges.
In a palace address to a labor delegation, President Calles declared a final fight to resolve national issues and asserted the clergy challenged the government by urging disobedience to the constitution. He framed the clash as a struggle of darkness against light amid reforms and oil legislation concerns.
Sam Ramsey plans a short fishing trip after a new Ford purchase. W. M. McGough warns truck drivers about mufflers and cutouts in Texas. Al Jennings details a Dun for Oklahoma trip and Colorado vacation. Bert Anhauser sympathizes with courthouse lawn dreamers. Alliase Skillman juggles errands and a buyer’s appointment. Roy Minteer notes relief from jail disruption as disturbances ease.
C A McNulty formerly of Round and Porter Lumber Wichita Kansas has bought ten lots in Ridgemere Addition on the Panhandle highway and announced plans for ten five room English style residences. Construction will start Monday with materials now being placed. McNulty forecasts rapid development in Amarillo's north and east sections.
City Manager Jeff Bartlett announces enforcement of a new ordinance prohibiting parking in the business district after midnight until 5 a.m. The city commission approved the measure to clear streets for sweeping.
A Payne-for-Legislature club formed in Amarillo to support A. D. Payne in the run off for the 125th judicial district seat. The meeting at the Fuqua building drew a score of supporters as Payne pledged help for all children and voiced confidence in victory. Payne, a current Amarillo lawyer and former Canyon educator, praised his record as former Canyon schools superintendent.
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