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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1927

Page

19

Coolidge Set to Press Button for World’s Largest Highway Bridge

San Francisco reports the dedication of the Carquinez Straits bridge on May 21 with President Coolidge pressing a button to release a giant flag and ignite four bombs, opening the span to motor traffic. Governor C. Young of California to speak. officials from Oregon, Washington, and Nevada to attend. The bridge rises 350 feet, spans 1,000 feet, and cost about 3 million dollars. Construction began April 2, 1923, with five workers losing their lives.

International News Service San Francisco California Pacific Coast Carquinez Straits Calvin Coolidge Washington, D. C C. Young Oregon Washngton Nevada Audence British Columbia Mexico Mittee Vallejo Vh Crocket American Toll Bridge Company East River Blackwell’s Island Philadelphia- Camden Delaware Brooklyn Bridge Quebec Bridge Standard Oil Oakland City Ferry Carquinez Toslre

Great Prospect Seeks Wiley Moore for Gotham Pitching Hope

John McGraw eyes Wiley Moore a youthful pitcher who won 380 and lost four in the Sally league last year hoping he will become a star for the Gotham club in a season or two Moore a big fellow has played baseball only a few years also South Africa reports gold mines hit by a labor shortage.

John McGraw Wiley Moore Gotham Moore

Umbrella Fashion Sparks Policy Interest in West Africa

In French West Africa umbrellas become a status symbol for nearly all ages, shifting from sun protection to elegance. The governor notes rising demand among natives, urging Paris to export more umbrellas as they symbolize prestige and pomp, likened to a Pharaoh's regalia.

French West Africa Ministry of Commerce Paris

Coolidge Invited to Iowa for the Summer

President Coolidge has been invited by Gov. Hammill on behalf of E. M. Badgerow of Sioux City to use the Badgerows estate on West Okoboji Lake Iowa as a summer white house during a proposed stay at the palatial summer home on West Okoboji Lake.

Associated Press Sioux City Iowa Coolidge John Hammill E. M. Badgerow Badgerows Egralharve-on-West Okoboji Okloboji Lake White House

Famous French Recipes for Early Breakfasts

Paris suggests a dawn menu for late-night savants and dancers. Start with onion soup enriched by butter and cheese, then oysters with grilled almonds. Finish with white cheese, sugar, and sliced apples. Bake toast topped with cheese until browned.

Paris

Australia baronetcy heir inherits Clarke fortune

The only Australian baronetcy and a fortune estimated at 5 million pounds have passed to a seven year old boy following the death of Sir Rupert Clarke of Rupertswood Victoria.

Australia Sir Rupert Clarke Rupertswood Victoria

Marland Opens New Filling Station in Amarillo

The Marland Refining company will open its new filling station at Fifth and Virginia streets tomorrow as the second in Amarillo and the first in San Jacinto. A half gallon of Marland oil will be given with each tank fill. J H March invites the public to inspect the station. Shoemakers puzzled by how silver buckles from the Spey tied to Jacobite shoes.

Marland Refining Company Fifth Virginia Streets Amarillo San Jacinto Sixth Jackson Street Tenth and Johnson J. H. March Prince Charlie Culloden Scotland

Irish-Americans Wintering in Ireland Include a Delaware Woman

Among the 800 Irish-Americans spending winter in Ireland is Mrs M O'Doherty of Wilmington Delaware making her first visit to the old sod in fifty years and nine year old Rita Lannen of New York making her first ocean voyage alone.

Ireland M. O'Doherty Wilmington Delaware Rita Lannen New York

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