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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1926

Page

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Debates on Genius Women and World League Reflections

A column blends gender views and world affairs. It notes Jane Adder on women’s talent, Archimedes to Beethoven cited as geniuses by women, and discusses League of Nations, Korea autonomy, and U.S. tariff of crime and Prohibition. It ends with calls for crime probity and bootlegging focus.

Eitain Jane Adder Ben Archimedes Michel Angelo Shakepeare Newton Beethoven

Jury Selected in Mexican Murder Trial Here Today

Report says a jury was chosen in the Mexican murder trial of Abel Nawerrs ree and Veena Quires in New Weer's area. Attorneys questioned prospective jurors as the case moves toward opening statements and evidence.

Abel Nawerrs Ann Renee Gof Eure

Stuckey Sees Battle Royal Over COC and Churches

Judge R Walker Hall told Amarillo Rotary crime wave data from the National Bar Association. He warned of rising juvenile crime, burglaries, and bank robberies, urging the Golden Rule as the remedy to curb lawlessness.

America Amarillo R. Walker Hall Seventh Court of Civil Appeals Rotary Club Ferguson New York Chicago Army Navy United States Texas

Amendment grants Panhandle and Santa Fe Line No 4

The Texas secretary of state grants an amendment to the Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway charter enabling a thirty mile extension known as Line No 4. It would run from Panhandle in Carson county due north to block 46 in Hutchinson county near Dixon Creek and cross the oil field corridor. Interstate Commerce Commission permits sought by Rock Island and Santa Fe could trigger a competitive race to tap the field.

Santa Fe Panhandle Carson County Washington Austin Canadian River Block 46 Blutchinson Country Hutchinson County Carson-Hutchinson Dixon Creek St. Francis Rock Island Interstate Commerce Commission Associated Press Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway Company Secretary of State Texas T. C. Railroad Company

Doctor in Jail After Fatal Operation

A Houston county jail inmate is charged with murder in the death of Mrs Panne Pienders wife of Paul Thlethore of Houston. The 34 year old died at a local hospital after surgery. Investigators report complications followed the procedure and the inmate was held on the murder charge.

Associated Drees Houston Mareth Walelace Panne Pienders Paul Thlethore Uhlenberg

Riots Escalate at Woolen Mill Strike Reports of Attacks

Passaic New Jersey dispatch says 7000 woolen mill workers strike turned violent with police dispersing crowds after two days of clashes near Clifton border. Attacks on newspapermen and smashed cameras added to tensions as leaders condemn the use of force amid six weeks of unrest.

iDy Associated Press Passaic N. J Clifton Pontine Gee

Minster Rails at Dancing Plans in West Texas Chamber Clash

Rev. Lewis N. Stuckey denounces the West Texas Chamber of Commerce over official balls at the Amarillo monster convention in June. He warns of possible conflicts with churches if the chamber continues its stance. Stuckey cites past Mineral Wells talks and asserts the resolution discussed in Canyon does not condemn private dancing.

Lewis N. Stuckey West Texas Chamber of Commerce Amarillo Roy. Stuckey Rev. Stuckey West Texas Stuckey Mineral Wells Pastors’ Association Globe Northwest Texas Methodist Church Canyon Methodist Conference Dan Pew Vreerea Treat Chater

New switchboards add 1000 lines in Amarillo

The local telephone company announces 15 new girls will operate the new boards and provide 1000 additional lines. Manager George H. Hill says the lines will handle all requirements for ten months or to year end, given Amarillo’s growth.

George H. Hill Amarillo Mr Hill

Lower gasoline AR rates urged to ease Texas port freight

A. G. Grey of Dale Oil and Refining Co testified at an interstate commerce hearing that North Texas refineries face deplorable conditions from higher freight on gasoline to ports. He cited coastal refiners using pipelines preferred imports and capacity at 100 percent while Wichita Falls and others run at three quarters. He urged lower rates to balance competition and boost export business, noting a 110 000 barrel daily capacity loss in Wichita Falls last year.

Associated Press Dallas North Texas A. G. Grey Dale Oil and Refining Company Electra Interstate Commerce Commission Texas Wichita Falls

Ten Dutch Soldiers Killed by Chinese

Ten Dutch soldiers died and six were wounded after a clash with Chinese attackers who struck a Dutch patrol near Achin Sumatra. The fighting cost the Dutch seventeen rifles and left reinforcements unspecified as dispatches report the incident.

Tratavia Jaca Achin Sumatr

The Colf- Pheet the Amat to Peaneee Fed Poot

The fragmentary text suggests a historical note or notice likely about a named event or figure, but details are unclear. Readable names or context are insufficient to determine a concrete action, date, or location for a decisive card-style summary.

Massacre High in Hills Reported by Modern Machinery

A cryptic OCR fragment details a violent incident labeled as a massacre in a place described as Holy City. The garbled text references modern machinery and a company or group labeled as Chen and Dank, with insufficient readable names or dates to establish precise actions or location.

Panhandle Receives Little Rain From West Texas Storm

Weather dispatch notes limited statewide rainfall with only a tenth to a quarter inch in many areas south of the panhandle. Officials report minimal impact across Northwest Texas as general showers move through, with totals varying and most locations seeing light precipitation.

Panhandle West Texas Texas Hall Peak

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