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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
7
Items from the railroads note editorials and reader tips on station improvements and traffic. The piece mentions Dr. B. R. McGee visiting Amarillo for eye sight color sense and hearing tests of Santa Fe workers on March 21 22.
Bobby Walthour Jr. of Nutley New Jersey son of the famed marathon cyclist Triumphs in the Aixlay bicycle race at Madison Square Garden Freddy Spencer of Plainfield joins him in the era after his father's three wins years ago The piece notes public talk through lunch clubs and broad reform themes with unrelated social commentary and a closing ad line from a local auto service at Tenth and Grant.
Charles Doesha, 87, famed early gunman of the southwest, died in Phoenix on Tuesday night closing a violent chapter. Friends say he kept a record of 35 men he killed, including names of those slain in feuds. he was tied to cattlemen and sheep and cattle clashes. He moved from California to Arizona in 1878 after crossing the plains with his parents in 1845 and settled in the Tonto basin.
March 27 is the final deadline for candidates to file with city officials. Each candidate must present a petition signed by 145 persons or five percent of eligible voters. Announced names include Lee Bivins and Lon Marrs for mayor, Charlie Fisk and H. B. Smith for Commissioner No. 1, and J. H. Harris for Place No. 2.
The 142nd Infantry officers are equipped for campaign duties with a full set of dishes and cooking utensils enough to serve eighty men. Items are marked with regiment initials. Named officers include Col. C. W. Nimon, Col. Ernest O. Thompson, Major Steve Ridings, Captain John Boyce, Floyd Moore, John Jones, H. M. Radey, Otho Thompson, and Lieut. Chas. Hoppins of Amarillo.
The Cheshire family thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of their baby Jack and for the flowers. May God bless each one. Mr. and Mrs. C. Cheshire and children.
A roundup of remarks from residents including Jeff Blackburn bound for Miami, a Dallas veteran’s 101st birthday death, a California teen’s false confession to protect his mother, and comments on cattle, fishing laws, and real estate plans. Also mentions a 145 pound halibut in Amarillo window and a stock sale in Magdalena New Mexico.
Wichita Falls dispatch reports the fourth day of the Frank Coller murder trial opened with one juror still needed. After twelve jurors were seated yesterday, defense and state lawyers conferred in chambers with Judge Martin. The court cleared, two witnesses testified, and juror Thomas Holcomb was excused. A new venire of twenty five Talus men was ordered summoned.
The trial of Robert Moore and J P Jones on auto theft charges, once set for Wednesday afternoon, was postponed by District Judge Henry B Bishop to April 2. Attorneys W W Gibson and Charles J Keffer were appointed for the defendants to allow time to prepare evidence for a possible suspended sentence.
Half Minute Interviews with John A May and Porter A Whaley highlight cattle looking fine and improved calf prospects. West Texas Chamber of Commerce expresses strong progress, with optimism for regional growth and farming advances across Panhandle areas.
A local drug advert touts Joint-Base as a quick remedy for sore stiff swollen joints. It claims rapid skin penetration to ligaments and tendons, with instant absorption and reports of relief for inflammation, lumbago, neuralgia, and other ailments. City Drug Store offers mail orders and COD options from Pope Laboratories Maine.
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