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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1925
Page
5
The Panhandle Music Festival sponsor Emil F. Myers announces a children’s matinee as a key feature. The program, prepared by Girvinnestra, aims to instill music appreciation in youngsters, with tickets at thirty-five cents and expected large attendance.
A House special committee arrives in St Louis to probe Judge G W English of the federal court in East St Louis. The inquiry concerns alleged irregularities in bankruptcy cases and barring certain lawyers from his court without adequate cause.
Paul W. Horn, president of Texas Technological College, will address Amarillo public school teachers at 9 a.m. Saturday in room 606 of the Senior High building. The talk titled The Judgments of Men will cover educational subjects. Horn is a noted Southwest educator who has led multiple colleges and conducted school surveys.
Men only may file for competitive tal clerk carrier examinations with the U S Civil Service Board at the local post office. Applications close April 3 and a date for the exams will be announced later.
Public records list multiple property transfers and deeds of trust across Plem., Anna Hts., Holl, Semmers, and surrounding areas. Entries include parcel lots, blocks, buyer and seller initials, and monetary values ranging from $500 to $21,000, plus several releases and trust assignments.
A W Phillips remains in an El Paso jail after failing to post a $1,000 bond in federal court on auto theft charges. He and Charles Mangiere are accused in the disappearance of a Ford sedan from A Drive It on March 17. Mangiere fled El Paso, was recaptured in Phoenix March 20 by a private detective hired by Crossett. He faces an El Paso federal indictment.
A May visit by about 128 Kansas City businessmen on the Thirty Fourth Annual Trade Extension Trip is planned for Amarillo. Mayor Blasdel received a letter requesting names of city officials and local details to aid Kansas City Chamber plans, with participants from manufacturing, banking, grain and livestock sectors.
In Kyoto Tokyo announces that the Higashi Honganji and Nishi Honganji sects will permit movie crews to film temple interiors and sacred precincts for missionary work. A religious drama's screenplay by the chief priest of Higashi Honganji is already being cast.
Houston reports Elmer Leroy Slott race driver fatally injured in the eighteenth mile free for all when his car left the track and overturned the outside rail. Rex Edmunds another racer sustained minor injuries in a separate collision in the fifth race at Gulf Coast Speedway yesterday.
Cheyenne, March 23. Attorneys in the Teapot Dome case begin the final trial phase. Gov ernment counsel Atlee Pomerene to argue for 1.5 hours, followed by defense counsel J W Delacey on technical points. Tomorrow four-and-a-half hours split between Littleton Hoover and Roberts.
West Texas hog raisers order thousands of jack rabbits for a county wide drive on April 1 led by William Av. Coughran. Rabbits will be hauled away by truck to be used as swine feed and a market is sought for the expected 30 000 rabbits captured.
Lee Bivins, candidate for major, rushed to Sherman to be with his mother Mrs. E J Bivins who is 86 and seriously ill. He planned to stay there until her condition improved.
An open meeting of the Hanson Post executive committee of the American Legion will be held at the American Legion home in the municipal auditorium at 7:90 o'clock Tuesday night. Members are urged to attend for scheduled business. the 40 and 6 will meet with the American Legion Auxiliary.
Doris Deans, actress, and Roscoe Arbuckle, former film comedian, will marry tomorrow night at the bride’s mother’s home in Sea Marino near Pasadena, California. An erroneous report claimed a prior marriage last week. Arbuckle’s former wife Mrs. Minta Arbuckle obtained a divorce some weeks ago in Paris.
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