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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1927

Page

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Welcome Home Lindbergh and the Flying Age Reflections

A Dallas Globe column notes Captain Lindbergh’s welcome home and praises aircraft progress. It cites Frauline Rasche’s Atlantic hop plan, Berlin to Teheran air links, and Coolidge’s claim of a large U.S. government surplus. It also mentions Helen Wills’s tennis dominance and Victoria Woodhull’s obituary.

Captain Lindbergh Europe Mary Baker Eddy Frauline Thea Rasche Atlantic Frauline Rasche

West Texas State Teachers College grads listed

Misses Jewell Foster Mabel McQueen and Myrtle Hood and Mrs Emilen Walden of this city were among those receiving degrees at the commencement exercises of West Texas State Teachers College.

Jewell Foster Mabel McQueen Myrtle Hood Emilen Walden West Texas State Teachers' College

Weather forecast and past temperatures summary

The forecast calls for tonight to be cloudy and Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer. The piece notes last year’s temperatures of 86 and 62 degrees and lists today’s hourly readings from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. with values between 43 and 50 degrees.

Amarillo Fire Needs Spur of City Upgrades

Amarillo should add two suburban fire stations a new central fire station a separate fire alarm building forty more firefighters an additional assistant chief high payroll parity with police and new equipment including an aerial truck and a service truck moved from Central station with plans for a station near East Tenth Street and in North Amarillo. J J Lynn Oklahoma City deputy fire chief conducted six weeks of drills and urged elevated pay rules and a $1000 death benefit.

Amarillo J. J. Lynn Oklahoma City Lynn East Tenth Street Santa Fe Viaduct Central Station Fire Department Police Department Sixteenth Street San Jacinto Station

Police arrest man tied to boxcar theft in El Dorado case

William McKenzie alias W G Cody was seized by Amarillo police late Saturday. He faces extradition requests after evading Kansas charges linked to robberies of boxcars in El Dorado. Despite multiple arrests since January no charges have been filed locally.

William McKenzie W. GC. Cody McKenzie el Dorado Kansas H. L. Gaither

Orphan Digging Grave for Chum Killed by Lightning

In Dallas on June 13 a lightning strike in a Buckner's Orphans' Home cemetery killed Ismal Akin 18 while another boy Luther Hawthorne was burned and about twenty children took shelter under a tree. A grave was being dug for Mil dred King 16 who died Friday. The two bodies will be held for funeral arrangements with a double service planned.

Associated Press Dallas Buckner Ismal Akin Luther Hawthorne Mildred King

President Coolidge Heads to Black Hills for Summer

President Coolidge leaves Washington with a retinue of eighty five White House staff reporters and photographers for a three month stay in the Black Hills of South Dakota. He will fish walk and avoid guests, stopping in Hammond Indiana to dedicate the Wicker war memorial before continuing to Pierre and Rapid City for the summer White House at the state game lodge. The party includes Mrs Coolidge Postmaster General New Secretary and Mrs Sanders Major General Coupal Colonel Winship and twenty six reporters with six photographers.

United Press Washington White House Coolidge Black Hills South Dakota Hammond Indiana

Fliers Die in Langley Field Collision

Two army aviators were killed in a head on crash during maneuvers at Langley field near Newport News Virginia. The fatal collision occurred today as the planes were in training.

Associated Press Newport News Langley Field

League Council Session Opens in Geneva Today

The forty-fifth session of the League of Nations council opened in Geneva with approval of secretary-general Eric Drummond extending league facilities to the three-power naval limitation conference opening next week. The report notes the event as a significant move in postwar diplomacy.

Associated Press Geneva Switzerland League of Nations Council Council Eric Drummond League

Terrific Wind Storm Sweeps City of Turkey

A severe windstorm hit Turkey in Hall County causing property damage in the thousands. Affected areas include Ginsite farm community in Cottle County with damaged houses and crippled wire service. Several structures such as a gin lumber yard filling station and hotel walls were destroyed. Flooding affected the business district and other towns reported heavy rains.

Associated Press Childress Turkey Hall County Ginsite Cottle County Wellington Shamrock Hollis Altus Adanah Memphis

Bank Heist at Oilton State Bank Strikes Early Morning

Five men robbed Oilton State Bank in Oilton Oklahoma shortly after opening. An employee was held up and one assailant was shot during the escape. Loot reportedly under 1000 dollars. Oilton lies about 35 miles south of Tulsa.

Associated Presa Oilton Okla Oilton State Bank Tulsa

Morton No. 1 Reeder well in Panhandle yields strong flow

The A. D. Morton and Company No. 1 Reeder in Moore County Texas produced a good flow after deepening and swabbing. The well showed about 85 barrels per day from the deepened interval plus 35 barrels from swabbing, with potential daily agitation to follow as plans for completion are made. It is the Panhandle field's northernmost oil well and outlines a trend toward connecting with the Oklahoma Panhandle play in Cimarron County.

A. D. Morton and Company Reeder T. & N. O. Survey Dumas Moore County Panhandle Oklahoma Cimarron County

Prepare to Extinguish Houston Well Blaze

Ground work around the burning Pierce Junction gas well continued as crews prepared to extinguish the flames by steam. An explosion on Saturday ignited the gasser, melting a steel derrick and hindering workers amid rising heat and molten metal. An earthen wall was constructed to allow water application.

Associated Preas Houston Pierce Junction

De Pineda Arrives In Barcelona During Flight Tour

Italian aviator Commander Francesco de Pineda arrived in Barcelona from Lisbon as part of his four continent flight. The dispatch notes the milestone while an unrelated ad mentions Saturday specials at a High School Fruit Stand on Polk Street.

The Associated Press Barcelona Spain Francesco de Pineda Lisbon Polk

Rain Brings Mercury Drop in Panhandle

Rain drenched the Panhandle with 0.25 to over 2 inches over 36 hours. Amarillo readings rose from 47 to 61 degrees from 9 am to 1 pm, staying above 47 tonight. The June low record of 38 degrees dates to June 2, 1917, with Panhandle total rainfall about 0.34 inch since Saturday night.

Panhandle Amarillo

Woman and Son Dragged From Home Beaten in Georgia

Mrs. Ansley Bowers and her son Lloyd were seized from their Toccoa home by about a dozen hooded men, driven to a remote road six miles away, flogged, and left unconscious and incapacitated. They are in a Gainesville hospital with serious injuries.

Associated Press Gainesville Ansley Bowers Toccca Stephens County

Byrd to Attempt Paris Flight After Europe Visit

Commander Richard E. Byrd moves toward a near final prep for a transatlantic flight to Paris in the America tri motored craft. A final radio test and loading pending while emergency supplies are aboard and weather down to charts and regular Atlantic weather reports are organized.

Byrd Associated Press New York Europe Richard E. Byrd Lindbergh Paris America Weather Bureau Lindbergh and Chamberlin North Atlantic

Lindbergh returns to New York in final homecoming

Charles A. Lindbergh lands at 2:09 p.m. after a solitary flight to Paris and arrives amid a citywide salute. Twenty planes accompany him from the Battery to City Hall as crowds fill Broadway with confetti, ticker tape, and cheers in a historic welcome.

Associated Preag New York Sams 13 France Charles A. Lindbergh Viking Atlantic Broadway City Hall Morris DE Waven Tracy United Press Paris

City Engineer Banks Jones Faces Paper War

The Plains Capital News accuses The Globe of unfair credit seeking on water rates and defends Banks Jones. It argues the city must run the plant before rates can be altered and condemns The Globe for sensationalism. The Plains paper calls for fair play and transparency in reporting.

Globe Banks Jones Plains Capital News Amarillo the Globe Jones

Great Maurice to perform daredevil feats in Amarillo

The renowned climber Maurice will exhibit on downtown buildings Friday and Saturday as part of The News-Globe treasure hunt. He reportedly holds the world record for climbing twenty stories in twelve minutes and will thrill local readers with stunts not seen in Amarillo.

Maurice Akill News-Globe Amarillo Banana City Athletic Club Globe

Chamberlin and Levine Greeted in Baden Baden

Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine arrived by train from Berlin for a few days rest. State government representatives and the lord mayor greeted the trans Atlantic fliers as thousands crowded the station. They were carried on shoulders to automobiles and will stay at the Hotel Stephanie.

United Press Baden- Baden Germany Clarence Chamberlin Charles A. Levine Berlin Chamberlin Levine Stephanie

Germany Ends Work Of Destroying Forts

The German foreign office informed diplomatic representatives of Great Britain France Italy and Belgium that the destruction of fortifications in eastern Germany is completed under the Paris agreement dated January 31 this year.

Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Paris

P. E. D. Chapter Holds Morning Meeting

P. E. D. chapter schedules an early Tuesday meeting at 1 o'clock in the Women’s club rooms. Art members are urged to attend. KK. P. Hubbard advertises Steinway grands priced at 100 cash or 35 monthly with phone contact 3269.

KK. P. Hubbard Steinway

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