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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1924
Page
3
Amarillo theatregoers will see The Flaming Cross in the Auditorium for three nights starting March 20 under the Ku Klux Klan. A large all star production with over 30 principal roles requires extensive scenery and promises capacity crowds.
C. M. Barber of Albuquerque urged the Board of City Development to support reenactment of the federal aid act at the next Congress session. Albert Albright of the Texas Highway Association called for a constitutional amendment to create a unified highway system.
Burlington lines president Hale Holden toured Amarillo to inspect the Denver line with F. W. & D. officials. The party traveled in a private car train as promotions and staffing changes were noted. Amarillo business activity rises with smelter work and industry on Denver tracks.
A federal judge issued a temporary injunction prohibiting Mammoth Oil, a Sinclair subsidiary, from drilling on Teapot Dome while presidential counsel pursue similar actions against Naval Reserve No. One held by Doheny. Judge Kennedy appointed Admiral Joseph Strauss and Albert F. Watt as joint receivers for Teapot Dome.
Miss Gertrude Smith employment manager for a large New York pencil company uses pencil choice to read personality. She observes hundreds of workers and notes that pencil styles reflect individual tastes and trends like hats. She cites the Ram eses pencil inspired by Egyptology with a sphinx imprint and pyramid eraser.
Influenza and measles reported among residents including Mrs Electa Pidcoke and four Johnson children. 73 year old jeweler Is S Pittman turns a year older. Duke's Drug Store promotes toilet goods. Baby girl Betty Joe born to Mr and Mrs I F Barton. Various residents and visitors noted with travel, trades, and weekend plans.
Frank Hendrick of New York sues Edward W. Bok of Philadelphia for 1 million dollars contending his submitted plan was best and that 900 thousand dollars represents the publicity value he would have gained if awarded the prize.
The Producers and Refiners company are drilling five wells with two in Potter County, two in Moore County, and one in Hutchinson County. The Hutchinson County well is down 2 690 feet.
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