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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1928
Page
6
Subscriptions are offered at multiple terms including one month three months six months and one year with a quoted rate of 2 50 for the period. The notice appears in a local carrier delivery context.
Mrs Longbill and Longbill guard four eggs in a hidden swamp nest as threats from Reddy Fox and two legged hunters loom. Farmer Brown’s Boy discovers the nest, praises the birds’ courage, and vows to watch the site for the forthcoming hatchlings.
A Canadian father who killed his two sons by forcing them over a canal plank receives a life term after a judge rules the act showed abnormal mind. The case highlights debates over insanity pleas and punishment limits in Indiana and comments on gang warfare in Chicago linking to Al Capone partnerships.
A deep sea fisherman visits a Nova Scotia village cut off for weeks in rough winters. The patriarch explains locals hear little from the mainland and reply with humor about the silence, noting “they don’t hear so much from us, neither.”
Wright City Missouri June 4 President John F Case of the Missouri state board of agriculture warns that Coolidges veto of the McNary Haugen farm relief bill may devastate the Republican party. He says the veto message was bitter and untemperate and insults the farmers who backed the measure. Case criticizes the President while urging action on the convention floor and at the November ballot.
In Foochow China conservatives secure approval to keep women seated in separate sections at public gatherings. The decision reinforces traditional gender separation amid rising local tensions and political maneuvering.
Jerry receives a flood of letters from Saxon revealing illness and recovery, fueling Jerry's hope and jealousy as Tess arrives in Paris. Marta fears exposure of a hidden romance while plans for travel and marriage loom, creating a tangled emotional arc.
Three men arrested in Topeka Kansas on suspicion of robbing the Farmers and Merchants State bank at Wymore were cleared after bank officers identified them as non suspects. Tulsa officers held prisoners believed connected with the crime as investigators sought to confirm ties. More than five thousand dollars were stolen from the Wymore bank.
Queen Marie announced in Bucharest that she will revisit the United States within a few months to see friends during a reception with Leon Fischer, head of the Roumanian Jews association in the United States.
Diary style column from June 4 reports a rainy dockside breakfast with Harry Action and a red haired, gum chewing woman. It then sketches New York scenes including Bowery lodging houses, Fifth Avenue aviation shop, and a Broadway comic Joe Cook, with social notes on actors, ads, and daily life, ending with a copyright note from 1928.
In Cullman Alabama a Benedictine lay brother known as Brother Joe has spent years creating a scaled Holy Land on a hillside near St Bernard college. The 1905 grotto sits at the center with miniature temples Calvary and Bethsaida along a Tyrolean village. all materials came from Benedictine grounds in a labor of devotion.
John R. Doonar aged 52 died from head injuries after a man beaten with a forty pound dumbbell in Saireside hospital Kansas City. Police could not locate the assailant who escaped after the Friday night incident in Doonar's room leaving him with a fractured skull and jaw while his mother Mrs. P. J. Duffey of Collinsville Oklahoma watched at his bedside.
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