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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes Associated Press rights clarifying publication of all news dispatches and regular news printed in this paper. The AP retains exclusive entitlement to use for publication of dispatches credited or not credited to the paper. The item references AP ownership terms.
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen invited candidates to a special entertainment on Thursday night to mingle with voters speak if they wish and asked for no cash donations. The piece condemns the practice of buying influence at lodge meetings and argues candidates should be judged by qualifications, not by fundraising opportunities.
Glenn Frank argues the machine age is still very young and humanity is adjusting to it. He lists key inventions from 1785 to 1912 and notes that planes radios and television are still within living memory. The piece contends time and experience will bend machines to human use.
An advice note explains why children nag elders and how parents can stop the habit. It cites impatient reactions and broken promises as causes and urges parents to model restraint, respond promptly, and honor their word. The column notes Mrs H G Harper of Amarillo will return from Iowa next week.
Anatole Flique unravels clues to Dan Parados murder as Mrs Parados faces a confession. A missing green stone from a pendant and a jade phoenix link to past crimes. Flique accuses Parados wife, who reveals vendetta motive and the danger of pursuers le Balafre and Bec.
Washington Senator Dave Walsh of Massachusetts seized on Hale committee naval hearings to press a merchant marine argument. He highlighted Britain’s 200 merchant liners that could mount 6 inch guns and serve as auxiliary raiders, urging parity with Britain in ships with military use and signaling a push for broader shipbuilding despite the pact. Walsh’s move aims to insert merchant tonnage into the defense discussion as hearings drew little public attention.
The Charles M Schwab mansion near Riverside Drive faces demolition amid persistent rumors, with the city’s social scene recalling its aristocratic past. The property, once famed for its electric organ and grand lawn, stands largely shuttered as Schwab focuses on Loretto and Monte Carlo.
The Duchess of Bedford, aged 64, after a London to Capetown round trip of 19 000 miles in 20 days, plans further air conquests. She first flew solo April 8 near Luton, Bedfordshire, though she rarely pilots alone, often flying with one or two co-pilots for long journeys.
Mesquite Texas age 10 John E. Davis candidate for state treasurer received tributes for his public service at a Monday meeting of friends. Speakers including Judge Tom Bond noted Davis’s more than 20 years in the state legislature as a valuable and efficient service. Telegrams and letters from state leaders pledged support for his treasurer campaign.
In Nacogdoches Texas Willie Duff died from injuries suffered in an explosion on a logging train yesterday that killed Will Moore. Oran Patterson the only white man injured was in serious condition. A third negro was also injured.
A compact crossword listing horizontal and vertical clues including names, objects, and descriptors. Entries range from 6 letter Goethe hero to island, edge terms, and various wordplay prompts, with a yesterday’s answer line and multiple numbered hints.
In Thornton Burgess bedtime tale Peter Rabbit and Redwing the Blackbird discuss Starnose the Mole. They compare Starnose and Miner the Mole noses and tails, marvel at differences, and wonder about Starnoses home ending with The Home of Starnose.
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