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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1926

Page

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Britain and America clash over red flag and steel power

The piece argues British tolerance for protest with a red flag style in Bermondsey and Battersea, notes US steel magnates Schwab and Gary, and critiques the League of Nations and world court. It cites Lock Ah Tam’s murder case in Liverpool and warns about European steel trusts and rubber tariffs.

Termondsey Europe Britain United States France England Germany Belgium Lock Ah-Tam Liverpool Lock At-Tam League of Nations World Court

Fragments Signal Local Notice On Sale Event

Readable OCR fragments indicate a local public sale notice with officials named and an action described, though many details are unclear. The readable text mentions a sale action and involved parties, suggesting an official sale proceeding or auction event.

Tornado Kills Driller in Orangefield Oil Field

A tornado swept through Orangefield near Orange Texas at 8 05 this morning killing Glenn Keown 24 a driller helper at the oil field and injuring eight others. It wrecked 100 derricks damaged oil field buildings and wrecked the Orangefield schoolhouse. The plane carrying Stella Johnson was destroyed as it landed near Orangefield.

Associated Press Orange Tex Orangefield Glenn Keown M. J. Toney White Driller W. J. Davis Vernie Sidney Minerva Sidney John Williams George Bennett Powell San Antonio Stella Johnson Lon A. Garrison Beaumont Orange Field

Eight Year Old Amarillo Hero Laid to Rest

Claudie May Elliott, eight, honored pupil of McKinley School, saved her baby sister from an oncoming truck but died from injuries four hours after the accident. Funeral services led by Rev. Fr. W. OMalley drew crowds to Griggs and Sons chapel as mourners recalled her brave act. Claudie May’s parents and three other siblings faced tragedy after their city departure, leaving an aunt to care for the children.

Amarillo Claudie May Elliott Margaret Claudie May McKinley School FR. W. O'Malley Tot N.S. Griggs and Sons Chapel

Amarillo church to sell site and spend 300000 on new buildings

A Polk Street Methodist quarterly conference voted to sell the present church property at Eighth and Polk and to construct a new building near Fourteenth and Polk in front of the Junior High. About 300000 will be used for buildings and equipment. A building committee was appointed to handle sale and the project. Members include Blackburn, George Waddill, Sam D Vaughan, and W W Lynch.

Amarillo Polk Street Methodist Church Eighth and Polk Streets Fourteenth and Areset Blackburn George Waddill Sam D. Vaughan W. W. Lynch

83 Foot El Paso Youth Sleeps in Rock Island Diner

Chicago, March 25 A reported twenty-year-old El Paso giant named Karl stands 83 feet tall and sleeps in a Rock Island limited car hall and then in a diner. He claims to have been 60 feet tall at age twelve and plans to join a circus in New York after traveling.

el Paso Rock Island Associated Press Chicago Jack Earl Karl Bart Tarl New York

Oil origin mystery nears solution at Dallas meeting

At the eleventh annual meeting of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists in Dallas, David White of the U S Geological Survey reports on micro furnace experiments to study oil shale and related rocks under heat. The device reveals how high temperatures alter rock structures, aiding clues to petroleum formation. The talk also notes fossil remains in ancient rocks help date geological layers and depths.

Associated Press Dallas American Association of Petroleum Geologists David White U. S. Geological Survey White

Mayor to Confer with Kiersted on Water Plant

Mayor Lee Bivins travels to Kansas City for a Mid West bankers conference where he will discuss Amarillo water plant plans with Wyncoop Kiersted the former consulting engineer for two years who has not visited Amarillo since early last year.

Lee Bivins Kansas City Mid- West Bankers Wyncoop Kiersted Amarillo City of Kiersted

Two Bandits Take Change as Posse Advances

Readable fragments describe an incident where two bandits took change while a posse pursued them. The text mentions Mayfield and names such as Harind and Prom Kanes but lacks clear dates or locations.

POSSE Kanes Moreh Tatas Harind Mayfield Amd

New Rail Line to South Seen

Amarillo officials believe a South Plains rail line will connect with the Texas Panhandle and Gulf, regardless of funding source. A. S. Stinnett, back from Washington, says a statement from Hook Island’s president on financing Texan Tucumeart line is forthcoming. Construction of the Hook Island North Plains line could begin soon per Stinnett.

Amarillo South Plains Texas, Panhandle & Gulf A. S. Stinnett Washington Gorman Hook Island Stinnett Hook North Plainesine Stnnett

Emil Myers Delivers Music Program for Amarillo Rotarians

Amarillo Rotary noon program featured Emil Myers presenting a Will Rogers style humor set alongside musical pieces. He introduced violinist Helen Strite and singer Debbie Patterson, with Myers accompanying on piano. Young Whitman Fisch performed classical and ragtime, adding to a well received event praising Myers and Rotary contributions.

Amarillo Emil Myers Guy Saunders Rotary Mr. Myers Will Rogers Helen Strite Miss Strite Debbie Patterson Miss Myers Whitman Fisch Judge J. Fish Myera

Short Change Artists Reap Harvest in North Amarillo

A con artist used a change trick at several stores in North Amarillo yesterday afternoon. The scam involved paying with a five dollar bill for a ten cent item and then reclaiming the large bill after merchants gave four ninety in change plus a dime, then fleeing before anyone realized the error. A Jordan L Lord Mercantile clerk at 600 North Polk Street witnessed the ruse as the suspect escaped.

Amarillo Jordan-l Lord Mercantile Company North Polk Street

Safe Robbers Hit Bronzeton Lumber Office

Robbers enter Bronzeton Lumber Office under cover of darkness and grab fifteen dollars from a desk in the office. No injuries reported and police are reviewing security footage for leads.

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