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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
2
Paris reports after ten years of talks the German government faces a fixed debt for the next 58 years. The second Dawes committee spent four months negotiating a plan acceptable to debtors and creditors, with global financial leaders toiling to reach the accord.
The piece contrasts a surplus of women with a shortage of men amid unemployment. It notes women seek purpose beyond careers, cites the wartime legacy of polygamy, and argues one life is precious though some lose it in racing tragedy. It recalls Bill Spence’s death at Indianapolis and defends racing for progress.
A house-hunter asks for a house at least five miles from others to practice the cor net, prompting the agent to reply with a wry smile. The exchange highlights a desire for extreme seclusion and a play on the term corner in Tit-Bits.
Lawrence J. Stein of Amarillo says Orgatone cured his year long stomach trouble and constipation after skeptical trial. He reports dizziness easing, appetite returning, and feels ten years younger. City Drug Store markets the genuine remedy under a special representative.
Phillips Petroleum details a complete Panhandle cycle from well to consumer. It lists 391 producing wells with about 20 million barrels output, 10 natural gasoline plants with three more under construction, a 10 000 barrel daily refinery in Borger, water stations selling 100 000 barrels daily, and 1 250 regional employees. The Amarillo office oversees land leases totaling 30 000 acres proven for oil and 65 000 for oil and gas, seven Gray County wells drilling, and a broad marketing and legal department serving a wide regional scope.
Amarillo Girl Scouts council meeting scheduled for 4 30 p m at local headquarters has been postponed to tomorrow at 5 p m Mrs M L Fuller director said a telegram from Commissioner Mrs H G Wilson visiting East Texas prompted the change to accommodate her attendance
A $15 contribution to Amarillo Girl Scouts funds kitchen equipment for the permanent camp two miles north of the helium plant. The donation from the American Legion Auxiliary, noted by Mrs. M. L. Fuller, counts toward the $100 goal for tools for the two week camp starting next Monday.
Dallas San Antonio Amarillo and Temple vie to host the 1930 convention of the Texas Brotherhood of Trainmen and Ladies Auxiliary. Executive sessions occurred this morning and a joint session led by Dallas Lodge No 471 was set for this afternoon.
Telegraph message urges Bill Harding of the state highway construction gang near Amarillo to contact his mother in Plainview Texas. It says his father is near death and requests anyone with Harding’s address to relay the message.
Central Standard time listings show WABC WJZ WOR and WEAF networks with concerts, orchestras, dances, and banquets across dozens of stations. Programs feature Rosalie Wolfe soprano, Shivers, Olives Palmer appearances, and the R. M. A banquet schedule alongside multiple regional station relays.
The Y P S L of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church plans to send at least two delegates to the third Provincial Summer Conference for Young People of the Southwest in Winslow Arkansas July 11 to 24. The program includes worship, classes, recreation, camp fires and pageants with a diverse faculty and guest speakers from several dioceses.
Stallworth testifies that he drove Mrs. J F Frazier of North Amarillo and then picked up the two Stallworth women during the same drive. He described their route and stop as part of the events surrounding the slaying.
The funeral for Mrs. W. A. Dyer who drowned on Sunday June 2 will be held Thursday at 4 o clock in the Church of Christ at Plainview with Rev. Wooldridge conducting. Interment follows in Plainview cemetery.
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for fretful babies and sick children. It claims quick soothing for colic feverishness constipation and cold discomfort with a pleasant taste and warns buyers to seek the Fletcher signature to avoid imitations.
Witnesses described a crowded scene around a rooming house on Pierce street where Mrs Stallworth and Mrs Morrison exchanged words before a fatal volley. Testimony covered car routes, times, and the exact shots with injuries and accounts from neighbors and an undertaker.
Police traced a suspect described as Tallman through a landlady’s account of a recent renter. The murder weapon a brick was found broken, and Mrs Morrison’s death likely occurred hours before discovery. Frank D Patty, a Portland banker and Morrison’s husband, flew in after Mrs Stallworth allegedly confronted the women and fired. He reported seeing Stallworth with Morrison before chaos and attempted to call police from a corridor phone.
A concise verse explains how wrist and arm coordination affect a golf swing. It warns that tensing or improper shoulder movement leads to poor shots, while stable posture and timely timing can drive the ball long and score par. The poem emphasizes the swing as the key element in golf.
Hogs 14,000 strong to 10 cents higher with top at 10.65 on 190-230 lb. packing sows 9.50-10.60. Cattle 6,600. calves 1,000. steer and yearling prices mixed. Vealers 8.00-13.00. cows 9.50-12.26. lambs 14.25-15.75. ewes to 6.00. East St Louis reports hogs 16,500 steady to up 10c. cattle 2,500. calves 2,000. steers 14.75. cows 9.00-10.75.
Air features list radio programs through 8:00 featuring orchestras and entertainers. Stocks show early gains for American & Foreign Power Bendix and A. M. Byers with declines in Transcontinental Oil and several manufacturers as congressional attacks on stock speculation press sentiment. rails steady and foreign exchange at $4.84 15-16.
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