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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
3
Dallas report cites heavy orders from distant points lifting prices by half a cent per yard. C. R. Miller of Texas Textile Mills says orders exceed any month in four years. mills in Dallas Waco and McKinney rush to operate 24 hours to secure cotton.
Pete Edwards a wrestler faces sentencing in Denver next week following a Denver conviction for aggravated robbery. His varied prison record spans Iowa California Texas New Mexico and Old Mexico includes an Iowa escape and burglary forged items and a holdup. He seized a hammer from a benefactor December 31 while destitute in Denver.
Texas Ranger John Graves of Amarillo faced a borger court accused of a kangaroo trial. He pleaded guilty to being in Borger and paid a $1 fine while Borger officials were fined. The court met during Borger’s birthday celebration and funded a legion entertainment fund.
Mrs. Felix R. Phillips, 611 Mississippi Street, injured in a Wednesday night traffic accident at 1907 Van Buren Street, is recovering. She had a cut near one eye but sight was not seriously affected. The crash occurred as her husband, Sanborn School principal, drove their car into a truck owned by R. D. Purnell of Wheeler.
David Bays, a Black man, was charged in Fort Worth with stealing a house fences and outbuildings. A complaint to the justice of peace court says the structures were moved from the lot on January 15.
Ad touts Cream of Nujol as a cheap daily remedy for rheumatic agony. It argues laxative wastes poison joints and that the product lubricates dried bowels to restore elasticity, claiming the treatment is harmless, easy to take, and fits any schedule.
The piece argues against railroad consolidation, citing WWI-era failures and urging preservation of independent lines. It notes personnel moves, safety meetings, and promotions on the Santa Fe system, plus freight car orders and a giant El Dorado refinery shipment. It closes with quips and a traffic planning update for the Century of Progress Exposition.
A patriotic and satirical column laments widespread financial loss as many businesses banks and households struggle while public figures like I M Judd of Rock Island face layoffs. The article notes a failed bill to ban chain dental offices and hints at broader economic distress nationwide.
King Gustaf of Sweden added a small wax statue of his ancestor King Carl Johan XIV to the royal art collection during a trip to Nice France. The figure is tied to the founder of the current Swedish dynasty and came from a local antique shop.
The trial of Frank Stringer, described as a negro, on a burglary charge at Palo Duro Furniture Store began in 47th District Court on Friday morning. Sheriff’s department arrests on grand jury indictments include Hubert Morbiwer on liquor law violations, Potter County Jail. Sam Hinton on liquor violations with bond set at 1500. Marvin Young for theft from a person. L. H. Steele for driving while intoxicated, all listed as in jail or at bonds. Robert Davis expected to bond out later today on liquor law violation indictment.
Mrs Vincent Norwood of Stamford visits her sister Miss Hattie Sempelr Potter County probation officer while attending the Amarillo Fat Stock Show.
Sam Kaplan former czar of Local 306 Motion Picture Machine Operators Protective Union and nine former associates are reported in a developing labor case in New York on March 10.
Officials and members of the union were found guilty last night of coercion. Five others were acquitted in the same proceedings.
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