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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1926
Page
6
The Amarillo paper notes the closing of The Blackbird at the fair tonight. The listing highlights Len Chaney and Mowre as cast, with feature attractions including a Warner Brothers comedy and a short titled The Dranimn. The program also lists Relatew Angers with Pete Morrisat in a separate short.
Screen and Spotlight reviews note Lon Chaney’s The Blackbird as a strong closing run at the Pair with a clever Limehouse crook plot and romantic thread. Tomorrow a two day run of Barbara LaMarr’s The Girl from Montmartre opens, along with other features at Mission and nearby venues.
Lightning entered a Whitesboro Texas house Sunday morning via an electric light wire causing chimneys and ceilings to collapse destroying furniture and perforating the roof with fire balls. A wash tub was burned through with egg sized holes. Mrs. I. F. Goggins was slightly injured.
Louis Mareff reports that Centre College football star Sally Montgomery knockout Eddie Kealy of Bridgeport, Connecticut in under one round. Kealy was knocked down twice before Montgomery delivered the final punch.
The new American ambassador to Spain Geden HM Mam fot arrived today from Marte, accompanied by his family. The arrival marks the start of his posting amid formal greetings and official ceremonies planned in Madrid.
Washington reports a Senate Judiciary subcommittee will hear five modification proposals to revise enforcement of the prohibition amendment between April and the 17th. The full committee approved limiting hearings to modification bills and delaying consideration of repeal proposals.
A collage of brief items notes Frederick Bartlett losing a $25,000 golf match to Archie M. Andrews and owing $575,000 for a Chicago building, Gladys Selick with John D. Rockefeller in Palm Beach, treasurer aides in Washington, and police cautions on Beach attire. Additional snips report Bermuda Labour council signals, and boxing referee Henry Bernstein amid a tense Paris bout.
A composite notice lists four separate sheriff sales in Potter County Amarillo. It details court judgments against defendants for delinquent taxes, the amount due with interest, and orders to seize and sell property at the courthouse to satisfy each lien. Properties include tracts in Plemons Addition and various blocks in Wolflin and Glidden Sanborn Additions.
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