Entombed in Mine and Air Power Debate
A 1929 Globe feature by Arthur Brisbane discusses modern warfare and air power, warning against relying on ground defenses alone. It contrasts Hoover as engineer leader with Roosevelt-era impulses, and links progress debates to labor and technology, urging attention to the spine of society as the backbone of public welfare.
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Holloway Assumes Reins as Governor of Oklahoma
W J Holloway took office as Oklahoma governor after Henry Johnston was removed by a Senate court of impeachment. Johnston was acquitted on most charges but ousted on general incompetency. The turbulent administration began in 1927 with impeachment efforts and disputes over Mrs. O O Hammonds as Johnston's confidential secretary.
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Rebels Mobilize For Escobar Against Calles Armies
United Press reports from Jiminez Chihuahua March 21 that rebel forces under General J G Escobar mobilize toward a showdown with former President Calles. About 10 000 rebels plus 2000 Yaqui expected. Supply trains and field equipment move fast along rebel railways. Ranchers provide mounts for cavalry under General Paul Madero.
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Fuller May Be France Envoy
The Boston Herald reports Washington sources say Alvan T. Fuller former Massachusetts governor is tentatively chosen to succeed Myron T. Herrick as ambassador to France. President Hoover reportedly delays diplomatic appointments until secretary of state Henry L. Stimson arrives and may keep Herrick in Paris. General J Gonzalo Escobar arrives at Juarez for troop inspection as rebel leaders rally and Pancho Villa’s former bases loom in Chihuahua. A rebel push near Naco Sonora signals broader revolt across northern Mexico.
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Funeral Rites for Marshal Foch Held in Paris
Paris observers report Marshal Ferdinand Foch to be honored with a state funeral in Paris set for Tuesday. The body will lie in state for 24 hours under the Arc De Triomphe and the final religious service may occur at Notre Dame or the Invalides chapel.
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Mary Garden Defends Opera After Amarillo Criticism
Mary Garden of the Chicasco Grand Opera company rejects claims that the production was cut and dismisses Amarillo columnist Erasmus Tack as silly. She says the opera remains intact and asserts she will continue singing despite the stormy journalism.
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New City Commission Faces Big Public Debt
A mistrial is declared in the Boss Jackson liquor case as Vega jurors deadlock after nearly a day. The incoming City Commission will inherit about 5 million in debt but will have roughly 400 thousand in bank cash, much of it non usable for general expenses. General funds total around 284 thousand, with 70 thousand in water deposits and 35 thousand in a water depreciation fund. About 20 thousand in bills due after April 1, leaving roughly 40 thousand for general use. Debt includes 4,455,649 in bonds and 226,507 in warrants, with 578,087 more in bank balance for bond interest. The fiscal year end will bring more general funds than last year. Griggs ambulance.
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Pilot Charged in Newark Plane Crash Deaths
Captain Philip Sebold announced he would bring a manslaughter charge against pilot Lou Foote for the Newark crash that killed fourteen. Foote, the sole survivor, had a warrant issued for his arrest as authorities pursued the case.
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Alphabet Style Show Prize Set For Monday Night
Amarillo merchants join Globe and News to host an annual spring window unveiling and style show. On Monday night March 25, each shop places a letter in windows to form a slogan. Attend downtown celebration and watch for further details.
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Rescue Workers Save 215 Miners After Explosion
More than 300 men were entombed at the Kinloch mine Valley Camp Coal Co in Par nassus Pennsylvania after a blast at 7 20 am. Rescue crews freed about 115 miners through Mine No 1 and entrance shafts with some 100 reaching safety. None of the escaped workers suffered injuries from gas or burns.
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Pampa Man Elected President of Cattle Raisers in Texas
T D Hobart of Pampa former vice president was elected president of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association at the Sard annual convention in Houston on March 21. J M West of Houston was named vice president, with R M Kleberg of Corpus Christi to have nominated him. E D Spiller of Fort Worth secretary and general manager, C Slaughter of Dallas second vice president, and W E Connell of Fort Worth treasurer were reelected. San Angelo was chosen as the site for the 1930 convention.
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Rebel Chief Is Executed In Vera Cruz Province
General Jesus M. Aguirre, chief rebel commander in Vera Cruz, was executed at La Magras after a court martial. He was captured following a brief clash in which two generals were killed. It was unclear if his body would be moved to Mexico City for burial.
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Sarg's Puppet Show Delights Children at Municipal Auditorium
A large crowd of school children flocked to Tony Sarg's Marionettes at the Municipal auditorium for an afternoon show with tickets selling fast for tonight's adults benefit. Fort Worth sponsor Emil F. Myers relayed praise from Dr. J. A. Hill of West Texas State Teachers College, calling the show splendid for both adults and children. The afternoon program featured fairy tales and animal acts, while tonight’s performance presents a full-length Columbus adventure with dramatic scenes including the egg trick, Isabella's jewels, the Santa Maria voyage, and sea monster sightings, as described in a preview from The Globe.
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