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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
7
The June special session in Austin nears conference committee work to reconcile major appropriations. The House passed a 11.95 million dollar departmental bill, while the Senate’s draft stood at 12.84 million, about 12 thousand dollars apart.
United Press reports 22 year old Fayetteville Arkansas youth E N Myers in critical condition from a bullet wound fired by Blaine Hill Frisco railroad detective. Hill says he shot after Myers ran from a broken seal on a box car where he was found last night.
United Press reports a four poster bed headboard, carved with the inscription of Mary Ann Luyten, was uncovered in St. Michael's Cemetery Charleston. The cypress marker, dating to 1770, remained intact after 189 years as a tombstone.
Members dance at Amarillo Country Club Saturday at 9 PM. Last dance before the German on July 4 morning from 8 to 11 with breakfast. Joe Norman and his orchestra provide music for both events inviting members and guests.
Mr and Mrs Jack Batsell departed for Claude to visit his parents Mr and Mrs J J Batsell. Mr and Mrs Jack Kaether returned from Madison Wisconsin where Mrs Kaether senior is known to Amarillo people. Miss Catherine Jones sustained slight injuries when her car rolled after a collision at Fifteenth and Van Buren. Mrs Christine Farley and Mrs V C Walker travel to Midland and Vernon to visit friends. Mrs J M Gibbons of Oklahoma City and her daughter Mrs Tom Weaver plan to spend the summer here after Tom Weaver’s illness and death of his father.
Fred H. Galle of the Amarillo Kiwanis Club announced the Wellington Kiwanis chapter will hold its first official meeting Friday night June 14. The Wellington group will receive its charter at tomorrow’s meeting, with several Amarillo members expected to attend.
Negotiations toward settlement of Mexico's religious troubles progressed with church and state leaders signaling optimism. Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores and Bishop Pascual Diaz discussed peace talks with President Portes Gil, marking a formal start to the conversations.
Fundamentalists and modernists clash as the Northern Baptist convention opens in Denver. Tension rose after Bishop Francis John McConnell was ousted as keynote speaker for allegedly rejecting core biblical truths, with Dr D J Evans noting his Jerusalem conference ties.
Corpus Christi Texas June 13 Tanae S McCollom 70 was hospitalized today with a stab wound found beneath the courthouse steps by a gardener. He said little beside that he had been stabbed. a closed knife on a chain lay nearby. He came to visit a nephew three weeks ago. robbery was ruled out as $180 and travelers checks were found in his pockets.
A Monticello physician popularized a laxative formula for broad digestive issues. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, first marketed in 1802 after his 47 years of practice, grew to mass use nationwide with mothers giving it to children and millions of bottles sold yearly.
The American Engineering council approves uniform traffic light standards to aid color blind drivers. In vertical banks red sits on top, yellow in the middle, and green bottom. in horizontal rows red is left, yellow center, green right.
Luigi Renari leased a mountain ranch in Santa Rosa but was foreclosed on when the property sold. Joseph Degliantoni, buyer, sought immediate possession to fulfill contracts for sacraments wines and wine jellies. Judge Hilliar Comatock ordered Renari to leave with no rental liability and to dispose of his wine on the premises.
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