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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
13
London reports an influx of world known criminals to the British Empire exhibition at Wembley. Scotland Yard has compiled a photo catalogue and forwarded it to ports to bar known offenders while boat trains face stricter checks. The Flying Squad is expanded as the exposition opens.
Federal testimony in Philadelphia describes a roadhouse champagne party funded by a dry agent and colleague to gather evidence against Green Hills Farms. The New Year event featured ten pints at escalating prices, with two unnamed lady companions present. the proprietor was acquitted of illegal liquor sales.
The Panhandle is portrayed as a cosmopolitan yet predominantly white region with strong rail linkages and large patchwork communities. It contrasts climate features with California or Florida, arguing its strategic value to national commerce and railroads.
George W. Wood of Springfield Mals, manager of a medical store, is mistaken for President Coolidge due to a strong facial resemblance to the silent man from Vermont, drawing crowds of curious onlookers.
The Panhandle's famed cattle were raised and fed locally and form the first herd slaughtered at the Western Packing plant in Amavillo. Livestock men praise the region's beef quality, noting Panhandle cattle have won at major shows and that farming and packing will boost feeding as a central industry.
In 1916 Amarillo the Dempster Company began with one man and now employs many. After a spring fire destroyed the old building plans were made for a handsome new structure. The Panhandle region enjoys abundant wild game and fish and the Tri State Field Trials in Wheeler and Hemphill counties are acclaimed as among the best in the nation. Prairie chickens are hunted across the area.
The Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals of the Methodist Episcopal church dismissed claims that the anti tobacco drive seeks to outlaw tobacco. It noted foreign reports of drastic prohibitions and urged that no significant American anti tobacco organization with funds or membership is pursuing such a policy.
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