Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Amarillo Globe in Amarillo, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 24 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1926

Page

1

Scientific Thoughts On Birth, Religion And War

A 1926 Star Co. column surveys topics from lioness births aided by cod liver oil to human childbirth, solar ejection of planets, citizen apathy in elections, Europe’s stability under Dawes plan, and a Chicago eucharistic congress with Rome’s outreach, praising persistent church effort.

James Bland Sutton The Zoological Society Cong Europe France Germany Sam

Letters yield clue in Ramsey case disappearance

Letters and other items found near Eagle Pass by Ranger Bill Taylor are believed to belong to Dr. J A Ramey. The recovered materials are the strongest lead yet on his May 20 disappearance after leaving his home with a Mexican man seeking bedside services for a sick brother. Ed Leahy and HW. 4 are jailed as suspects in the case while Benham, Leahy’s attorney, seeks a speedy preliminary hearing to lower bond.

Associated Press San Antonio Eagle Pass Bill Taylor J. A. Ramey Wednesvat Mathie Hie Ramsey Ed. Leahy Binten Thabese Benham Ed Leahy Vedewodsy

Weather Fragments and Odd Readings on Day's End

Fragmented OCR notes describe weather patterns with garbled place names and stray numbers. The readable bits mention temperatures around 99 and 6 with unclear locations and times, offering no clear forecast or location.

Amarillo Awards French Cast Iron Pipe Contract For Water Plant

The Amarillo city commission awarded a 16 mile 30 inch cast iron pipe contract to a French firm for 665000, about 100000 under domestic bids, plus digging, to build a water plant with 12000000 gallons daily. John W Moore of Cisco to dig the ditch, delivery immediate, completion in 160 days.

Amarillo City Commission New York B. Nicoll & Company France Lock Joint Pipeline Company Standard Paving and Construction Company John W. Moore Cisco Moore Bivins Separte Lipsits

Negroes Cannot Use Ritual of Shriners

The Supreme Court ruled that the Negro order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine cannot use the White Shrine ritual emblems passwords or paraphernalia in the Burrell v Michaux case from Harris County The national organization intervened in the suit The Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hotel is Famous For Food.

Associated Press Austin Nearo Order Supreme Court A. Tl. Burrell Michaux Harris County National Amarillo Hotel

Final Rally Urged by West Tease Chamber

Local directors and committee members of the West Tease chamber urge Amarillo residents to attend tonight’s decree ceremony. Lindos Nane says the meeting will be a festive gathering with all members expected to attend and show their support for the upcoming event.

Leral West Tease Commerne Amarillo Tomight Sediterion Lindos Nane

Spanish Fiesta A Decided Success Tonight Repeat

Amarillo's West Texas Chamber of Commerce staged a historic Spanish fiesta last night at the city auditorium drawing a packed crowd. The event featured “Pages of History” and a wedding ceremony for Miss Annis Green and C. B. Bentley, with Wiley's 12 piece orchestra and other acts lighting up the program.

Amarillo West Texas F. W. O’malley First Christian Church Mr. Worth Fort Worth High Plains Texas Wiley Lon Fishback Panhandle

Canyon Parade Draws 5000 Plus For College Day In Amarillo

More than five thousand people joined a massive parade in Amarillo for college day. Four thousand were from Canyon and West Texas State Teachers College with two special trains and several auto caravans. Schools highlighted included Canyon, Clarendon, Simmons University, Abilene Christian College and McMurry College. Floats showcased college life while the W T S U rooting squad led a mile long march with continuous cheers. Music from the W T S U band Clarendon Municipal band Simmons Cowboy band and other ensembles accompanied the parade.

Canyon West Texas State Teachers’ College Amarillo Canyon College Clarendon Simmons University Abilene Christian College McMurry College Abilene Clarendon Municipal Band Simmons Cowboy Band

Chicago May Be Scene Of Dempsey Fight

New York June 25 Tex Rickard announced negotiations were under way with Chicago interests to stage the Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney heavyweight title bout there.

Chicago Dempsey New York Tex Rickard Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney

Meeting Place in West Texas Chamber Convenes

As the eighth annual West Texas chamber of commerce closes delegates eye the next meeting place and the Whaley successor. Fort Worth may swing votes toward Lubbock or Wichita Falls. public opinion favors Homer D Wade. An afternoon barbecue and fiesta entertain attendees at the fair grounds as races and fireworks continue.

West Texas Chamber of Commerce Porter Whaley San Antonio Wichita Falls Lubbock Fort Worth West Texas Homer D. Wade Mr. Whaley Fair Grounds

Democrats Push Immediate Tax Reduction Proposals

Three tax-cut measures premiered by Democrats in Congress rely on a year and next year budget surplus estimates. Representative Crisp of Georgia proposes cutting corporate income tax from 54 percent to 10 percent. Representative Jacobstein of New York seeks a 42.5 percent personal tax refund and to repeal the 3 percent auto tax with reduced corporate assessments. Senator Copeland of New York introduces a resolution to fund all unused current-year taxes for government operations.

Associated Press Washington Congress Treasury Crisp Georgia House Ways and Means Committee Jacobstein New York Resonate Copeland

Big barbecue ready at Tri-State fair grounds

Miles Bivins and John Snider announce a 5 PM barbecue at the Tri-State fair grounds with forty beefs and forty sheep slow cooking. Potatoes coffee bread and pickles will accompany the meat as more than 6 000 guests are expected to attend hosted by the Amarillo Real Estate board with free transport.

Miles Bivins John Snider West Texas Tri-State Fair Mr. Bivins Amarillo Real Estate Board

Death claims Mrs S Bolton in Rochester

Mrs Shannon Bolton formerly of Amarillo and later Rochester died last night at 9 30 in Rochester Minnesota She and her husband moved to Mayo Brothers sanitarium for care and recently left the sanitarium Funeral services set for 10 o clock Friday in Amarillo She is survived by a father and brother in Oregon and a brother in law Carolyn Walker from Waco married in 1917 and moved to Amarillo in 1918 were among her family members reported by the Associated Press

Shannon Bolton Amarillo Rochester Minnesota Shannon Physicians of Mayo Brothers Sanitarium Frances Walker Waco Oregon

Memphis to Be Gold Medal Band in West Texas event

Stamford will hold the Gold Medal honor as Memphis is named theld Medal but not the official band. The Stamford firemen's band will receive the wild band honor while Memphis, limited by rules, seeks the top prize. First prize carries $500 and a loving cup from the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. The hotapiformed hand prize details to be announced tonight at the city auditorium.

A. J. Penney Dr. Penney Memphis Stamford West Tesas Chamber of Commerce Stamford Firemen Tesen Geeorlation Clase Weat Teace Chamber of Commerce Vlinning

Farish Predicts Big Prospects for Amarillo Field

W S Farish of Humble Oil and Refining Company, based in Houston, states that the Humble interests with heavy Standard Oil stock see the greatest possibilities for Amarillo and its local oil field.

Standard W. S. Farish Houston Humble Oil & Refining Company Amarillo

Oil Men Fete With Banquet and Entertainment

Oil men held a three hour banquet at Shamblin's Club Royal, filling all 400 seats as W. S. Farish of Humble Oil & Refining spoke on "The Oil Industry of Today." He addressed overall conditions and assured there is no fear for future oil supply, among other points.

Shamblin Club Royal W. S. Farish Humble Oil & Refining Company Panhandle

Man Believed Insane Slays Wife in Sherman

D. G. Hamilton, 61, under mental treatment, cut his wife’s throat with a razor at a Sherman home, severing the jugular vein. She died instantly. He tried to harm himself but the razor was taken. Hamilton remains in county jail with no charges filed. The couple had lived in Sherman about two months after moving from Durant, Oklahoma.

Sherman Tex D. G. Hamilton KE. Hill Abilene Hermiiten Hiamilten Durant Oklahoma

Dr Luther Keeps Cool and Roots Masked Bandits

Dr Luther shows coolness under pressure during a water office incident tied to valuable papers. An ensuing investigation sought suspects linked to masked bandits with ties to local figures and a Wednesday search for the alleged offenders.

DR. Luther Ban Antonio Jane Luther

McPherson Kidnapping Case Report Recalled Found

Aimee Semple McPherson, famed evangelist, was reported found after a widely publicized kidnapping. The chaotic, fragmentary notes recount confusing testimony about her time in a hospital and conflicting claims from her mother and others involved.

Aimee Semple McPherson

Farish Foresees Bright West Texas Oil Boom

W S Farish of Humble Oil told the West Texas chamber of commerce Amarillo sits at the center of a development with oil rocks comparable to the Mid Continent field and vast future potential. He described West Texas as a former sea 300 by 200 miles that may yield oil in astonishing quantities and outlined direct benefits to the state.

Panhandle West Texas West Texas Chamber of Commerce Houston Humble Oil & Refining Company Amarillo Mid-Continent California

Resolutions Back Texas Road Bonds and Education Talks

A series of resolutions praised the year’s work and urged immediate legislative action to validate Texas road district bonds. They called for fairer Interstate Commerce Commission representation, flood water conservation, support for higher education, school system revision per Texas Education Commission, a tax survey, and air mail extension. The 39th legislature was commended for encouraging foreign investment.

Texas Road District Interstate Commerce Commission Texas Education Commission

Oils Tax Share Highlighted in Chamber Talk

A speaker noted that more than forty percent of taxes come from the oil industry and urged the chamber to seize opportunities in railways, industry, and international relations while advocating a high standard of government led by Sener A. P. Carridle of Sancones.

Mexico Sener A. P. Carridle San

West Verses Chamber Names Sorcerer to Porter Whaley

After a noon luncheon at the Amarillo hotel the board of directors of the West Verses chamber of commerce went into executive session before 5 pm to name the Sorcerer to Porter Whaley. Secretary manager Bee Nelemio is a member of a committee.

Amarillo West Verses Chamber of Commence Porter Whaley Ereretery Whaler Bee Maneeer Nelemio Commeter

Fragmentary Note on a 19th Century Trial and Names

A damaged OCR fragment references a trial or hearing with mentions of individuals such as G. L. Weten, a porter, and others connected to a “Weeteg Binena of Teas.” It hints at a tense legal or disciplinary proceeding and outcomes, but lacks coherent details. Names and roles appear amid garbled text.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Star Co Professor Snyder Philadelphia Observatory Earth John Hays Hammond Holy Name Cathedral Bonzano Rome Ally Tov Poohaedic Meeting Pare Aeanne Vieteity Tealight Veteday Werner Tharedey Pereene Aleem Peer Fae Today Wichita DEMOS BY Snider S. Bolton Tagen ST. Anne's Eng St. Anne's Walter Hagen Lands Oil Field W.S. Parish Lee Bert Minete Kenerdy Evergeliet McCofferty Etter Pete Elivety Farish Chamber Mont G. L. Weten
Search Courier

Search the Amarillo Globe Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Amarillo Globe?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication