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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1935

Page

12

Eden Leaves Rome as Italy Maintains Ethiopia Stand

June 26 sources report Capt Anthony Eden departed for London after talks with Mussolini that did not alter Italy's plan for a "complete solution" to the Italo Ethiopian issue. Analysts say Eden must seek a League of Nations formula allowing Italy to stay in the league if war erupts.

Andruf Rome Anthony Eden London Mussolini Duce Eden League of Nations Italy Ethiopia League Musslini

AAA Faces Growing Suits Over Its Processing Taxes

Washington reports a surge in lawsuits challenging processing taxes levied to fund farm price adjustments after the NRA ruling. At least 18 suits have been filed, with many more expected daily, including a $2.5 million challenge by Amoskeag Manufacturing Co of Manchester New Hampshire.

Washington AAA Supreme Court NRA Department of Justice Amoskeag Manufacturing Company Manchester N. H

Former Amarilloan Visits Home City

Walker B. McSpadden Sr formerly ran Amarillo public service and stayed with Cities Service after the plant sale. Now based in Greenville Tennessee he returned via Mexico City from the Rotary convention and said Amarillo will always feel like home.

Walker B. McSpadden Public Service Company Amarillo Tennessee Mr. McSpadden Cities Service Company Southwestern Service Company Cities Service Greenville

Petersen Family Attends Oklahoma Funeral

Mr and Mrs A Petersen Mr and Mrs L A Petersen and Miss Dorothy Petersen returned from Chickasha Oklahoma after attending the funeral of Mrs A Petersen's mother.

A. Petersen L. A. Petersen Dorothy Petersen Chickasha Okla Mrs. A. Petersen

Legion convention in Amarillo waives registration fees

The Amarillo division convention of the American Legion sets no registration fee for the first time with events at the Amarillo and Herring Hotels and the Legion Home. National Commander Frank N. Belgrano will headline, with a parade from the Herring Hotel Saturday evening. Will M. Benton chairs the event as copies of The Amarillo Legionnaire distribute to West Texas posts.

American Legion Amarillo Herring Legion Frank N. Belgrano San Francisco Herring Hotel Will M. Benton

Suspended Sentence Given Lindley Birge

A five year suspended sentence in the state penitentiary was imposed by a jury in 47th District Court after Lindley Birge pleaded guilty to receiving a stolen automobile and denying theft. The car was allegedly stolen from R. R. McGregor.

State Penitentiary Lindley Birge 47Th District Court Birge R. R. McGregor

Marshal Hardeman Held on Oklahoma Fugitive Warrant

Marshal Hardeman is held in Potter County jail on a fugitive warrant from the Eastern District of Oklahoma. Deputy Marshal Bill Lampe took him into custody at Childress. He is wanted in Oklahoma on a liquor charge. The report notes cold does not affect mosquito eggs.

Hardeman Potter County Oklahoma Childress U. S Bill Lampe

East Note Better Times Brighten Small Towns

A United Press survey across 13 states from New York City to Memphis finds rising business, revived tourist trade, and planned highway and housing construction in small towns. Shoppers crowded Knoxville stores, farmers expect good Mississippi Valley crops, and Arkansas cotton country merchants report brisk trade aided by higher earnings for sharecroppers. Oregon liquor stores sold 433396 dollars in March 1935.

Albany N. Y United States United Press New York Delaware Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia Tennessee Arkansas Missouri Illinois Indiana Ohio West Virginia New Jersey New York City Memphis Tenn TVA Knoxville Tonn Mississippi River

Tennis stars clash over Paris court in Davis Cup feud

Didier Poulain calls Jean Borotra to a public duel amid a growing dispute with Borotra over France’s Davis Cup team. Poulain accuses Borotra of letting down France and tensions rise as Borotra competes at Wimbledon. A decision was awaited after Wimbledon ends.

Paris Jean Rborotra Didier Poulain Auto Jean Chiappe Chiappe Pierre Godin Godin Borotra Poulain France

Indian couple humiliated by officials in Polson tepee incident

In Polson Montana on June 26 authorities questioned Louie Hammer and Elizabeth Woodcock about their marriage license. Indian service agents then summoned the couple before Mayor J. H. Cline with embarrassing questions, sparking controversy over cultural sensitivity and treatment.

Jury Completed for Huge Negro's Trial

A jury was completed at noon today in the trial of Matron Baby Face Martin charged with the fatal shooting of Theo dore Clark in the Fiata last April. The 47th District Courtroom was half filled with African Americans showing strong interest. District Attorney Grady Hazlewood declined to pledge death penalty action, but questioned prospective jurors on their views of murder cases. Testimony was to begin after the noon recess.

Baby Face Martin Huge Theodore Clark Grady Hazlewood

Marriage Ceremony Completion Mentioned

Fragment mentions completing a marriage ceremony conducted by a white man, implying a formal wedding proceeding within a community context. No further details on participants or location are provided in readable text.

Chickens Hold Secret of Gold Mine Location

St Hyacinthe Quebec June 26 Up J A E Morin a poultryman at St Joseph de Yamaska watches his chickens to discover a gold strike. While preparing a fowl for market Morin found a bean sized gold nugget in the gullet of a bird and believes following his flocks may reveal where the chicken picked up the gold.

ST. Hyacinthe Quebec J. A. E. Morin St. Joseph de Yamaska Morin

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