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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
7
Market bulletin summarizes grain and livestock values across cities including Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, Fort Worth, and Oklahoma City. It lists cattle, hogs, sheep, and calf prices, evaluated by region, with highs, lows, and notable shifts for June 10. Also covered are cash grain bids, cotton seed oil quotes, money rates, and foreign exchange context.
The Aisar pociety of the Barred Heart will hold a meeting tonight at 28 Mt. Mary's Arademy of Tomeerbork. The geecal pelite is cee fully invited to attend.
Frank Baldwin of the Waco News Tribune urged Texas editors to push legal reform so truth can be a defense in libel suits if malice isn’t shown. Over 125 editors attended a luncheon in Waco hosted by the chamber of commerce.
Men of St. Andrew's Episcopal church will meet at a banquet at the Hotel Palo Duro Saturday night at 6 30 to inspect plans for a parish house on Ninth street. The project aims to connect with the church and gardens and serve recreation and Sunday school needs in Amarillo. About fifty men are expected. reservations should be called in by noon Saturday to 3499.
FE Miller, Texas representative of the Sullivan Machinery company, and Leo Smith connected with the firm, arrived in Amarillo for the water system project. A car left Drumright Oklahoma last Friday and should arrive soon to be unloaded at Bushland. Mud in Drumright hindered loading, and P. S. Judy, operations manager, is due with another car to start work on wells for the new water system.
A reader asks The Globe to suspend judgment on a recent Amarillo court matter. The writer claims an appeal is perfected and hopes the office will reconsider, promising a renewed effort and potential return with clearer arguments.
A terse report notes Brazil declining to join a new council during a fractured meeting. The article highlights diplomatic strains and internal debate as delegates debated eligibility and future involvement.
Ruth Bryan Owen daughter of William Jennings Bryan may contest the Florida fourth district vote. Irregularities claimed in Monroe county prompt a possible challenge to the nomination of Ruth Bryan Owen. Sears leads by about 304 with precincts missing. Sears backs a recount in Monroe or any county the Owen camp requests.
Henry Ansley and companions tour Tulsa visiting the Kistler residence on millionaire row. They stay in luxury, meet Will the butler, and distribute copies of The News-Globe while learning about local oil interests. Henry notes Oklahoma hosts are welcoming and prosperous. Hemmed by Amarillo boosters, he revels in affluence.
Davidson argues that Standard Oil’s control of oil lands will trigger a later revolution once its monopoly is secure. He attacks senate bill No. 180 enabling state corporations to hold controlling interests, warns of erosion of oil laws, and targets Green ville Petroleum and related officials in a charged session excerpt.
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