Weather outlook with cooler tonight and Saturday
Tonight and Saturday partly cloudy and cooler. Temperatures range 74 today to 66 tonight with hourly readings from 66 at 7 a.m. to 74 by noon.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
1
Tonight and Saturday partly cloudy and cooler. Temperatures range 74 today to 66 tonight with hourly readings from 66 at 7 a.m. to 74 by noon.
In Nicaragua on June 1 two outlaw leaders and several followers laid down arms within a week and received amnesty. Sevilla and twenty men surrendered to Marines at Jinoteaga, turning over eleven rifles, two pistols and ammo. Petronila Garcia, captured near Buens Viate with five rifles, faces trial in the nation’s penitentiary.
An early morning sighting reports Charles A. Lindbergh landing a Ryan monoplane at the Municipal airport in Long Reach California at around 5710 a m. He is believed to head toward San Francisco to avoid newspapermen.
George W Olvany, prominent figure in Tammers Hall, was subpoenaed to appear before the Senate campaign fund investigation committee but notified he had left the city on a trip and would not return until a later date.
A Austin dispatch notes Governor Dan Moodly reaches age 35 with no grand celebration, planning to continue his office routine. Analysts mention he has been talked of as a potential vice presidential possibility, but Moodly says he seeks another path beyond a second term as governor.
Republican National Committee Chairman William M Butler arrived in Kansas City to kickstart convention preparations. He met aides at Union Station and moved to headquarters at Hotel Merklebach as confidential advisers joined the planning effort.
In Pampa Texas a fire and oil field accident claimed the life of O Dancinger, long time operator in the Panhandle oil region. His death followed an oil well explosion during routine work, with survivors including two sisters and a brother. A burial is planned in Pampa after he passed away in Kansas City.
Morcow reports a search for the missing airship Malia across waters near Neveys Hemla Proms doverland and Spitebergee while another expedition probes Aeeria's northern coast. The Soviet foreign ministry proposes Nordic cooperation as officials disclose plans for broader exploration efforts.
Police records show 444 arrests in May resulting in fines totaling 62 170 56. Worth while notes include eight arrests on two days near Sard Meytz and four cars recovered valued at 82 400. Twenty five suspects were sent to county jail with 17 charged as felonies.
Seven people died and fifteen were seriously injured when two Illinois Traction interurban trains collided head on near Danville seven miles west of the city. The eastbound limited failed to stop for a siding, air brakes failing, blamed for the crash. Survivors described a sudden, loud impact and a scene of stunned passengers as doctors and relatives rushed to assist.
Miss Mildred Ellane Golden, Miss Colorado 1928, featured as Flying Beauty staff photo subject after a Ryan airliner diverted to Sunset due to engine trouble. Pilot Lieut. Carlos Reavis landed at Fort Worth Municipal Airport at 1:45 a.m. en route to Galveston. Golden planned to depart for Galveston around noon.
Mildred Golden, Miss Colorado 1928, arrived at Fort Worth airport after a forced landing near Sunset, Texas due to engine trouble and propeller spinner damage during her first trip to Galveston. Lieutenant Carlos Reavis piloted the plane. a Denver newspaperman accompanied the travelers.
The Southern Cross arrives at Wheeler Field Honolulu after a June 1 long voyage from Oakland to Hawaii. Army planes and the navy plan escort and rescue if needed, with dignitaries including Gerald Phipps the British consul to greet the aviators.
A Zapf county coroner's inquest followed the blaze that destroyed the Albert Ka ser farm north of Miles. Albert Ka ser, 32, his wife, 90, and six children aged 2 to 10 died in the two story home. Neighbors found all bodies on beds after flames raged about 11 o clock. The father was found near the door amid the ruins.
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