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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1929

Page

2

Ruling on Failure Cotton Rates

The Interstate Commerce Commission found that the Abilene and Southern Railway Company and other railroads failed to provide export and coastwise rates on cotton and cotton linters from Southwestern points to Corpus Christi Texas and did not offer concentration arrangements at Corpus Christi. these practices were deemed unduly prejudicial.

Associated Preas Washington Abilene and Southern Railway Company Corpus Christi Texas Interstate Commerce Commission Corpus Christian Linters

Green Flash wrecks on beach attempt to Rome flight

The Green Flash monoplane crash lands in sand at the starting point near the Cape Cod beach during its 4750 mile Rome flight, breaking wheels and propeller blades. Pilots Unhert Williams Yancey unharmed. plane to be shipped to Wilmington for repairs. Yellow Bird, escorted by Coast Guard Leonard Melka, outpaces its escort aircraft and is left to proceed alone.

Jean Assolant Rene Lefevre Armeno Lotti, Jr Cape Sable Paris Williams Yancey Wilmington Del Rome Steut Leonard M. Melka Gloucester Mass Coast Guard

Vast beauty pageant twists and papal power plans

The piece notes a 34 contestant beauty show in Houston with 55,000 spectators and a witty jab at judges. It also summarizes Pope Pius XI outlining Vatican city laws granting him full temporal and judicial power, with cardinals governing only urgent cases until a successor is chosen. Pola Negri wed a prince then faced divorce after he ignored her orders.

Houston Texas United States Vatican City Papal State Congress Supreme Court College of Cardinals

Panhandle Life Notes and Local Humors

A slice of Amarillo life with stray observations on traffic, trials, weather, and fashion. Vignettes contrast Panhandle optimism with big city manners, note fly counts in crops, school exams, and reflections on stockings and northers. Local letters reveal pride and cautious humor amid daily routines.

Roses bloom in Amarillo and a proud town shines

A reader extols Amarillo as a flourishing city with abundant roses and lush yards. Dr. L. M. Black showcases two long rose beds, 125 flower varieties, and a $5.40 water bill, proving Panhandle gardening thrives. Neighborhood notes praise local beauty, civic spirit, and a humorous glimpse into daily life and errands.

Dr. L. M. Black American Legion Neola Kansas Gaines Whitsett Panhandle Dr. Black Amarillo

Final Tri-State rodeo plans set for July in Amarillo

Clyde Miller of Holly Colorado arrives to supervise the event. Wilbur Hawk, president of the Tri-State Fair association, calls the rodeo the year’s premier Panhandle attraction. Tommy Kirnan and wife of Smithfield Texas will perform among many top riders. Over 75000 dollars in cash prizes will be awarded across July 3 4 and 5 drawing national talent and crowds to Amarillo.

Tri- State Texan Ballpark Clyde Miller Holly Colo Amarillo Miller Wilbur C. Hawk Panhandle Tommy Kirnan Smithfield Texas Kirnan Tommy Kirwan Hawk

Bullshoe Post Office Sparks Name Change Talk

In a letter from Big Bull Ranch Bullshoe Texas Colonel Tack hears about a new post office and the townsfolk led by reformers and uplifters seeking to rename Bullshoe. The writer notes bulls stirring mud and fence damage as context for the rural debate.

OLE Bull Big Bull Ranch Bullshoe Texas Erasmus Ezra Tack

Aged Man Kills Self After Job Rejection

Kansas City area story reports 70 year old George Van Trump of nearby Kerry, Missouri, lamenting that old men are not wanted for work. He then shot himself with a shotgun, ending his life. Local police stated no other persons were involved in the incident, which occurred after a family dispute over employment prospects.

United Press Kansas Erry, Mo George van Trump

Bare Leg Movement Sparks Amarillo Debate

Reporters covered a small circle of Amarillo women promoting bare legs while town mothers fret over their daughters urging hosiery bans. Business leaders warned against panic, predicting new products to hide unmasked skin if the trend grows.

Amarillo

Patrolman Cleared in Shooting of Rum Runner Crew

An incident near the River Rouge in Detroit involved two customs patrolmen pursuing a rum runner with a four man crew. During the skirmish to recover the boat and cargo, Archibald Eugster was shot by Jonah Cox. Authorities concluded Cox acted in the line of duty and released him.

Evence Archibald Eugster Jonah Cox Lowman River Rouge Detroit Eugster Cox

Auto Cut Revenue Split For State and Counties

A measure raises 14.5 million in revenue with 5.25 million to the state highway department and 9.25 million to be shared among counties. Counties may keep up to 250000 of passenger car fees. Legislators Sherifl of Bellevue and Snelgrove of Henderson attempted to amend to permit 250000 retention, but failed. An amendment to add truck and trailer fees to passenger cars was initially carried, then lost on verification. Snelgrove also failed to win a proposal that counties keep all of the first 75000 in fees and 25 percent of subsequent fees.

Stinnett Pulliam State Highway Department C. A Sherifl Bellevue J. B. Snelgrove Henderson Snelgrove

Robison Named Commissioner and Witnesses Subpoenaed

Robison, a former clerk in the department and elected commissioner in 1908, is 68. More than 200 witnesses were summoned to testify for Robison, including Governor Dan Moody and former Governor James E. Ferguson.

Robison Dan Moody James E. Ferguson

Venue Change Pauses Amarillo Trial Proceedings

Defense witnesses arrived from Austin as about 125 answered for the defense while court officials limited access to witnesses and veniremen. affidavits from Riggs Askew and Crudgington urged a fair trial in Amarillo. defense seeks transfer to Albany Anson Breckenridge or nearby. Hamilton accompanied by family as venue questions loom and attorneys debate next steps.

J. N. Riggs WA. Askew J. W. Crudgington Amarillo Hamilton Austin Walton Theresa Hamilton Court House Albany Anson Breckenridge Bobbie Helen Theresa Gail

Chicago Studio Cake Club Broadcast

From Chicago studios NBC airs Uncle Bob's Cake Club of Chil dren featuring 30 minutes of music and stories. KWY, KSTP, KWK, WLW, WMC, KDKA, WFAA and KVOO join in a networked airing on five o clock local time.

Chicago NBC Uncle Bob's Cake Club of Children KYW KSTP KWK WLW Vies WMC KDKA WFAA KVOO

Writing Career Does Not Appeal To Ex-President

New York June 13 Calvin Coolidge in an interview with the New York World says writing as a career does not appeal to him. He was in New York to attend a meeting of the New York Life Insurance Company directors and noted he dislikes pursuing a writing career though he can write about his life. His left hand was in a black silk handkerchief due to a sprain from a fishing trip last week.

New York Calvin Coolidge New York World Today Coolidge New York Life Insurance Company

Reserve Bank Will Seek Branch in Panhandle Area

Delegation led by Mr. Fuqua presented to the Dallas board detailing rapid Plains development including an 80,000,000 million bushel wheat crop and growing oil gas and helium sectors. He noted 243 Panhandle banks would be served by a Federal Reserve branch as officials from Amarillo and numerous local groups endorsed the petition.

Issucs Washington Fuqua Austin Dallas Amarillo Plains Santa Fe Panhandle Federal Reserve Ernest Thompson J. C. Paul W. &. Herring J. N. Beasley Charlie Fisk J. N. Freeman John Hill Larry Ferre Horace Russell C. R. Garner Amarillo Clearing House Association Robbers and Manufacturers Chamber of Commerce City Commission

Traffic enforcement to tighten after accident policy

Police announce strict traffic law enforcement will begin immediately focusing on speeding reckless driving and violations at intersections. Hit and run cases will face no mercy as offenders leave accidents without aid. The crackdown targets cutting corners double parking and crossing signals.

Ten thousand bass released to local lakes and creeks

D C Harper assistant superintendent of the Wichita Hatchery delivered the 10 000 bass distributed to Lake Palisades Palo Duro Lake McSpadden Lake Canyon Club Lake Jack Hall s Ranch Tierra Blanca Creek and Tulsa Creek through the local City League. A larger fall shipment of bass crappie and bream is expected per Mr Turner.

Lake Palisades Palo Duro Lake McSpadden Lake Canyon Club Lake Jack ‘Hall

Flag Day Exercises at Local Lodge Prayer Chaplaincy

Officers of the lodge hear a history of the flag by J. R. Trolinger and a patriotic address by Hon. C. H. Keefer. Auld Lang Syne sung with J. G. Crean Alma Norton accompanying. Eulogy to the flag and a pledge follow. Everyone is invited to join.

J. R. Trolinger Esquire Auld Lang Syne J. G. Crean Alma Norton D. Green C. H. Keefer

Markets Roundup From Kansas City to New York Cotton

Market briefs across major livestock centers report hogs higher by 15 to 30 cents with top at 11.20 in Kansas City, cattle and calves steady or firm, sheep mixed. St Louis Chicago and Fort Worth bids show varied gains and steady tonnage. New York cotton opens steady with futures at about 18.69 July and 19.04 December after Liverpool rally.

Kansas City Associated Press ST. Louis East ST. Louis Chicago The Fort Worth New York Liverpool

Brotherhood Of Man In Work And Life

A 1929 Edgar A. Guest poem reflects on shared humanity across different trades and paths. Brothers in spirit, we pursue common aims while daily duties diverge, united by family ties and mutual respect despite varied burdens and tasks.

Gether Edgar A. Guest

Cotton and grain rally across Liverpool New Orleans markets

The morning session showed cotton advancing on light offerings with July near 18.69 and December 19.04 in New York, while New Orleans cited gains on bullish boll weevil expectations with July around 18.84 and October 18.70. Liverpool futures held steady near 10.00 and 10.04 for July and October with strong spot activity, and Chicago grain rose on farm relief hopes, with wheat leading gains as corn and oats firm.

New Orleans Associated Press Chicago Liverpool Seeeer Oe ASM Seeeeerssee Annes

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