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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1927

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Lindbergh and world affairs outline in Globe excerpts

The article presents Frank Brisbane style observations on Wall Street, auto industry fear, and $550 million in dividends next month. It quotes Lindbergh on future transcontinental and transatlantic flight, with cautionary notes on engine failures and flight height. It also cites Bishop Manning on morals and finishing John the Divine cathedral, plus Japan proposing a peace treaty and U.S. wartime stance at Geneva.

Lindbergh Bishop Manning New York Europe Sta John the Divine

Santa Fe Wins Permit for Panhandle Oil Field Railroad

The Santa Fe receives ICC approval to build a 21 mile line from White Deer through Roxana and Skelly toward the Canadian river. Chicago to award construction contract tomorrow with first eleven miles to start soon. Passenger and freight depot planned between Roxana and Skelly. line may host oil field facilities and casing-head plants. Ultimate terminals about seven miles east of Borger.

Panhandle Santa Fe Interstate Commerce Commission White Deer Roxana Skelly Canadian River Chicago Roxana-Skelly Great Panhandle Borger

Amarillo Weather Forecast And Local Ads Snippet

The snippet reports tonight’s clouds and a chance of showers with cooler conditions on Wednesday. It notes past highs and a detailed hourly forecast from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. along with brief local references to Griggs ambulance and Amarillo hotel ads.

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Nationalists Suffer Heavy Losses at Suchonfu

A Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese Nationalists endured the war’s heaviest reverse at Suchonfu in Kiangsu. After four days of fighting against General Sun Chuan-Fang and Shantung forces, Nationalists evacuated Suchonfu, losing about 30,000 men and retreating thirty miles to Pengfu.

Associated Press London Shanghai Exchange Telegraph Suchonfu Kiangsu Province Sun Chuan-Fang Pengfu

Noted Tenor and Wife Seek Divorce

Paris courts hear a divorce petition filed by operatic tenor Lucien Muratore and his wife Lina Cavalieri. The case follows a public life line for the famed vocalists, with details limited to the filing reported by The Associated Press.

Associated Press Paris Lucien Muratore Lina Cavalieri

Dollar Day sales planned across Amarillo merchants

The Globe-News reports a citywide Dollar Day event co operating with local merchants. Bargains across most stores begin Thursday morning with early shoppers gaining advantages. A complete merchant list and detailed offers will appear in Wednesday editions.

Amarillo Keith Globe-News Chen Eas Globe Globe News Dollar Day Monticoms E * Kirk Adams Dry Goods Co Mariton Millinery E. E. Finklea Fulford’s Regent’s Zehringer the Famous City Drug Stores Stone & Williams W. S. Auto Supply Co Greer’s Adams Kert H. & H. Drug Co Mellroy’s Grocery Bartley Shop Lamemart Moore-Poston

Kimes Rumor is Discredited and Captured in Flagstaff

Amarillo police expect Matt thew Kimes, famed Oklahoma bandit, to be moved from Flagstaff, Arizona to Okmulgee before a McAlester penitentiary transfer. Armed guards will guard the journey with secrecy as rumors of killing captors spread and are denied.

Amarillo Mattthew Kimes Oklahoma Flagstaff Arizona McAlester Kimes Okmulgee Oklahoma Penitentiary New Mexico and Texas Line Roy “Blackie” Wilson Beggs Okla

Realtors Picnic At The Palisades In Amarillo

Amarillo realtors plan their annual picnic at the Palisades tomorrow afternoon and evening. Activities start at 3 pm with a picnic supper at 7 pm. Realtors bring fried chicken eggs chips bread and pickles for themselves and guests. The board provides cream and cake. Amusement features include a storytelling contest and the initiations of the Sons and Daughters of I Will Arise.

Amarillo Realtors Palisades

Boosters Get Laugh On New York Visit

Governor Dan Moody of Texas arrived in New York with 142 business and professional delegates. They carried their own baggage, spurned porters, and sought to show Texas progress beyond cowboy stereotypes during a morning reception and welcome breakfast. A 25-woman New York delegation later called on Moody.

Associated Press New York Dan Moody Texas Lone Star State Pennsylvania Station Moody The Society of New York

Riggins Silent On Shooting Of Man Last Night

H L Shore a 45 year old carpenter was shot six times as he exited his car to enter a hotel room on Van Buren Street. Lon Higgins faces murder charges and awaits grand jury action after the fatal shooting. An inquest reported eleven bullet wounds with five through passages, the sixth lodged. Domestic trouble was indicated.

H. L. Shore Lon Higgins Shore Crawford Hotel van Buren Street N. 8 Griggs Northwest Texas Hospital Justice of the Peace J. W. Minter

Accused Hold Up Suspects Identified in Truscott Bank Robbery

Kim Watson and George Burgess, believed from Amarillo or Borger, were named by two arrested men found on the North Wichita river. Witnesses identified them as the robbers of the First Bank of Truscott, which yielded about 2700 dollars earlier that day. Sheriff J. W. Melton said money was recovered with no shots fired. Robbery charges with firearms were to be filed soon.

Associated Plons Wichita Falls Kim Watson George Burgess Amarillo Borger Wichita River Truscott J. W. Melton Knox County Benjamin Melton B. L. Chesser John May Truscott Bank

Giant Fokker on way to Honolulu and flight issues

The Log of the Army Fokker shows the giant plane leaving Oakland at 7:09 a m to Honolulu with Maitland and Hegenberger aboard. Cart er and Smith face indefinite postponement of their Honolulu flight after windshield damage and captain’s loss of confidence.

Giant Fokker Honolulu Smith

Oakland air show ends in delay as monoplane refueled

At Oakland's airport two planes returning to the field after takeoff helped by Smith's monoplane. Three gallons of gasoline were added and a new windshield sourced while Smith stood by with two policemen, offering them water. Moffet declined to commit on Smith and Carter beating the army fliers.

United Press Oakland Sanleandro Bay Calif Smith Moffet Carter

Army Fliers Named in Trans-Pacific Flight Crew

Oakland Airport and San Leandro Bay Calif June 24 Personnel of the army trans Pacific flying team Lieut Lester J Maitland and Lieut Albert F Wegenberger detailed as crew members Maitland joined the air service in 1917 at 19 and served as an instructor later at Luke Field Hawaii Wegenberger a MIT student and Ellington Field graduate contributed to navigation instrument development including the indductor compass and drift indicator Their families are listed in Washington Boston and other locations.

United Press Oakland San Leandro Bay Calif Ernest L. Smith Charles Carter Bay Pacific Army Bird of Paradise Honolulu San Francisco Oakland Municipal Army Fokker Lester J. Maitland Albert Hegenberger Golden Gate Mason Patrick Army Air Service Albert F. Wegenberger Maitland Rich Field Waco Tex Luke Field Patricia Tive Washington, D. C Hegenberger Massachusetts School of Technology Leutenant Ellington Field Houston McCook Field Dayton John Rodgers Albert Robert Boston

Disgruntled servants ruin priceless art at Fifth Avenue home

In New York three apartment staffers furious over tips and wages held a drunken orgy at C. Bal Lihme’s Fifth Avenue triplex home and wrecked $260000 worth of art and furnishings. They confessed and said they acted because Lihme hadn’t raised wages or tipped them.

Associated Preas New York C. Bal Lihme Fifth Avenue van Dyke Rubens

Also Mentioned on This Page

Irisbane America Globe Brisbane Wall Street de Li Lindbergh Congress Everbody Japan United States Geneva Bson League of Nations Washington Carpenter Roxana and Griggs Ambulance Amarillo Hotel China Blackburn Polk Hawaii Albert F. Hegenberger Army Fliers the Palisades N.Y Riggins Amarillo OR Manney Printing Co Hawaiian Islands San Francisco Bay Chasy Field San Francisco Presidio Farallon Islands California Navy Wireless United Pres Stan Leandro Bay Edmund J. Moffett Smith-Carter Moffett Oakland Airport Lihme Newport John Healy George Tiernan
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