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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1929

Page

9

Grain Men Indicted in Bills of Lading Case

Amarillo grain men James T. Rayford and Frank G. Barefield were indicted on three counts for conspiring to pass bogus bills of lading. The scheme allegedly netted $20,000 to $25,000 with part recovered. Barefield reportedly confessed after a forged instrument was found on a Santa Fe train. Rayford was re arrested with bond set at $15,000 while Barefield remained at large on $5,000 bond.

James T. Rayford Frank G. Barefield Amarillo Grain Rayford Barefield Santa Fe Panhandle

Leslie Named Tyler Captain King With Club

Roy Leslie veteran first baseman and former Texas and major leaguer was signed to manage the Tyler Trojans of the Lone Star League. John King star center fielder formerly with Pensacola and MVP in the Western League in 1927 also signed with Tyler.

Tyler Roy Leslie Texas Tyler Trojans Lone Star League C. L. Burger Tyler Baseball Association Leslie Bailey Mexia Gushers Bonham Waco St. Louis Cardinals New Orleans Pelicans Philadelphia Nationals Salt Lake City Hollywood San Antonio Bears John King Pensacola Trojan

Hoo Hoo Plans March 16 Event in Big Spring

Hoo Hoo will stage a concatenation at Big Spring on Saturday night March 16 according to Gaines D Whitsitt Senior Hoo Hoo of the Supreme Nine. Fifteen kittens or candidates have been secured and lumbermen expect twenty five. Amarillo lumbermen are urged to attend and the local Hoo Hoo Nine has been invited to stage the concatenation. The Amarilloans will invite lumber men to come September 25 26 and 27 for the International Convention of Hoo Hoo.

Big Spring Gaines D. Whitsitt Supreme Nine Amarillo Hoo Hoo

M Keown to Speak at M E Church Program

Dean Boyd McKeown of McMurry College Abilene will lead the District Stewardship Institute at the Tenth Avenue Methodist church. Northwest Texas conference Lay Leader will speak with Amarillo district leaders. Meeting opens at 10 30 Wednesday with lunch at noon and adjournment at 3.

Dean Boyd McKeown McMurry College Abilene Tenth Avenue Methodist Church Methodist Churches Amatillo Northwest Texas Tom Ellzey Amarillo W. M. Pearce

At The Theaters A Busy Local Film Lineup

A rundown of current showings includes Our Dancing Daughters with Joan Crawford Anita Page and Dorothy Sebastian. Tarzan the Mighty. The Wolf of Wall Street starring George Bancroft and Olga Badanova. Ruby Lips a Charlie Chase two reeler. Movietone News Deandi The Snarl of Hate featuring a dog in action. and acts by The Fred Hurley Players and Rafe Emerson and His Orchestra.

Ruby Lips Charlie Chase Movietone News Deandi Silverstreak Fred Hurley Nat Rafe Emerson

Niblo predicts censorship may raise crime levels

Hollywood March 12 Film director Fred Niblo warned that censoring crime films could not end crime and might even spur more wrongdoing nationwide. He argued censorship would fail to curb crime and condemned Indiana's proposed law to ban crime pictures.

Hollywood Fred Niblo International News Service

Accept Formula as Basis of New Protocol

Geneva March 12 The Root formula was tacitly accepted by jurists as the basis for a new protocol for the United States to adhere to the world court of justice. Discussion showed a need for a permanent solution as nations seek U S membership in the court. The United States desires to join. other nations want it too. main issue is how to arrange membership amid court affiliations with the League of Nations, of which the United States is not a member.

Associated Press Geneva United States World Court of Justice League of Nations

Odd Record Held By Denver Theater

Denver resident George S. Swarts built a 100 seat Bungalow Theater in his home 17 years ago. It has staged 800 performances and presented 36 of 37 Shakespeare plays with no commercial aims. Admission is only your name, address and 20 cents. Archibald Flower of the Stratford-Upon-Avon troupe visited and praised its record and stage.

Denver United States George S. Swarts William Shakespeare Archibald Flower Stratford - Upon - Avon

Floating School Sets Sail For Alaska From Oregon

A first Pacific Coast floating summer school organized by the University of Oregon will sail to Alaska next summer. Alfred Powers says 186 students and 15 faculty will join a two week cruise starting in August, visiting Seattle and key Alaska points to study Northwest commerce. Karl W. Onthank will lead the cruise period.

Portland Ore Pacific Alaska University of Oregon Alfred Powers Seattle Northwest Oregon Karl W. Onthank University

Bethel College Defies Courtship Trends With Pairing Policy

Newton Kansas March reports Bethel college promotes lifelong pairs, with the Bethel Collegian noting most students wed one partner and remain committed. The editorial argues dates and serial couplings are costly and time wasted, contrasting Bethel’s steady engagements and high engagement rate.

International News Service Newton Kan Mar Bethel College of Newton The Bethel Collegian Bethel

Home-Brew Tax Proposed in Missouri Legislature

Jefferson City March 12, lawmakers debate a Home-Brew Tax designed to raise 3,006,000 in revenue. Republican caucus chair William P. Elmer and Democrat Gray Snyder present the plan as a new source of funds for the session.

Jefferson City Mar William P. Elmer Gray Snyder

Physicians Endorsing Nujol For Child Health

Doctors advise against laxative purges after illness and prefer Nujol as harmless and safe for children. The ad claims Nujol contains no drugs, is as harmless as water, easy to take, and suitable for babies, urging mothers to use it until their child’s cheeks bloom again.

Mistol

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