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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1927
Page
7
Pumps for Amarillo's water plant on the Word ranch arrived in Canyon after delays and will be moved to the site today. City engineer H Banks Jones said valves are mostly in and six wells will be online by Saturday night, enabling the plant to produce and distribute its own water.
The Amarillo-Bivins Flying club has received a standard J-1 Hispano Sula A-3 place airplane. It is the first new aircraft secured by the club formed recently and may be seen at 209 West Sixth Street. Lowell staff, an aviation expert, will explain construction and operation to visitors. The club reports a large, enthusiastic membership.
Vienna dispatch reports Czechoslovakia enacts measures to control gypsies especially in Slovakia. The government plans to confine roaming groups to colonies, classify and fingerprint residents, and treat nonsettlers as vagrants and potential outlaws to curb pilfering and nomadic life.
Austin report states that 112 applicants seek permits to practice medicine in Texas. The AP notes the licensing process and potential implications for statewide healthcare access.
In Texas concluded their three day examinations Thursday. There were ten Mexican political exiles and five Texas girls among the applicants. Sugarland Two trusties walked away from the Imperial prison farm here Thursday. Surrounding cities were notified. Both convicts were serving time for forgeries. El Paso Resolutions demanding dismissal from the service of the United States veterans bureau of three doctors, who it was charged mistreated patients in government hospitals were passed Thursday by the annual convention here of disabled American veterans. Dallas Bonds of 500 each were forfeited by Milton Shafer and Fred C. Simmons, employee of a California bonding company, Thursday when they failed to appear in court here to answer to a charge of impersonating an officer. Texarkana Officers were dragging a lake here Thursday in search of the body of an unidentified man who is believed to have gulped poison and then jumped into the lake. San Antonio E. C. Phillips of Big Spring, Texas, was elected president of the Texas Pharmaceutical association at its final session here Thursday.
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