Speakeasy Not Devised Since Rum Outlawed
Dr. Poling and allies conclude a two day Prohibition drive at Amarillo events praising youth and enforcement. He travels by plane, addresses youth at Polk Street Church, Herring Hotel luncheon, and aims to return to New York for broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Daniel A. Poling
Polk Street Methodist Church
Poling
Christian Endeavor Societies of the World
Ira Landreth
Oliver W. Stewart
Allied Campaigners
Allied Forces
Prohibition
Herring Hotel
Kansas City
New York City
Landreth
Amarillo
Steward
Dr. Poling
California
Allied
Nework
Campus Shootings and Kidnap Plot At Missouri University
Principal figures recount a campus violence incident in Columbia Missouri where three students were shot and a law student who fired the shots was severely beaten. Engineering students sought revenge after the alleged kidnaping of Louise Butterfield, the planned St. Pat Queen. Several engineering students were linked to the affair and placed under peace bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
Columbia
Louise Butterfield
Kansas City
St. Pat's
Law School
Frank Luckey
Burnis Frederick
James Harutun
Stanley Ginn
Charles Love
Jerry Cebe
Fred Horne
Thomas Randall
Frederick
Wets Victors In Battle For Consideration
Washington March 25 Wets won the right for consideration of their 2.75 percent beer tax in the House as a substitute plan for the sales tax was readied. A subcommittee was named to craft a revenue plan to balance the budget with proposed taxes including higher postage and gasoline levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William B. Bankhead
Jasper
Ala
Drys
House
Crisp
Kagon
Rainey
Coughton
North Carolina
Ragon
Arkansas
Vincent
Kentucky
Canfield
Indiana
Hawley
Oregon
Treadway
Massachusetts
LaGuardia
Tatguardia
Freepublican
New York
Treasury
IM Committee
Amarillo Area Weather Outlook This Weekend
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair and cooler conditions tonight. West Texas should be fair and cooler, with a cool night and Saturday. New Mexico is expected to stay fair and cooler, with similar temperature trends. Daytime highs reach up to 70 and lows near 44.
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Amarillo
Viciniy
West Texas
New Mexico
Oil Yield Slashes and Peace Parley Fades in Shanghai
In Shanghai talks with Japan stall as fighting continues near the city. Japanese and Chinese envoys express pessimism. Chinese envoy Qu Tai Chi says the drift widens. In Texas oil policy, production is cut to 875000 barrels daily for April to October, with other states set at varying allowances and Texas reporting last week’s output at 840000 barrels. Oklahoma also boosts crude price expectations and daily flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamoru Shigemitsu
China
Quo Tai-Chi
Austin
U.P
Texas
Oil States Advisory Committee
Cullen F. Thomas
Ross
Sterling
Arkansas
Louisiana
Kansas
Oklahoma
California
Rocky Mountains
New Mexico
Eastern
Texas State Railroad Commission
C. V. Terrell
State Commission
Oll States Advisory Committee
Thurman Hill
W. H. Cooley
Paul A. Walker
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Sun Blindness Blamed for Fatal Texas Car Crash
In Weatherford Texas a momentary blindness caused by sun rays is believed to have triggered the crash that killed 75 year old Mrs. G M Bowie mother in law of famous aviator Capt Frank Hawks. Bowie's car sideswiped a Mich driver and plunged over a 15 foot embankment. Her neck was broken and she died at the scene. She was the mother of Don Bowie formerly with Amarillo Sash and Door and who moved to Wichita Falls a few years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherford
Tex
U.2
G. M. Bowie
Frank Hawks
Students See Farm Special Arrives for Potter County Tour
Pupils from rural Potter County and Amarillo high schools rode Santa Fe's farm and home train on a tour of the Southwest. Community leaders and school officials greeted the train reception committee. A 4-H and A&M College led program emphasized dairying poultry farming home improvements and crop betterment before the 2:30 program in Potter County followed by a stop in Panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Globe News
John Hill
Panhandle Lumber Company
Mason King
Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Galloway
Adkisson Hatchery
W. A. McIntosh
E. Masters
Amarillo College
Laura V. Hamner
P. C. Bennett
Special
J. D. Tinsley
Southwest
A. & M. College
Mary Stinson
Panhandle
Gasoline price up one cent in Houston
The Gulf Refining Company and the Magnolia Petroleum Company announced a one cent rise in the retail price of grade number 3 gasoline to 11 cents per gallon in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Gulf Refining Company
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Norfolk trio denies Lindbergh baby yacht link
Three Norfolk men Rear Admiral Guy H. Burrage the Rev H Dodson-Peacock and John Hughes Curtis insist the Lindbergh baby was not aboard a Chesapeake Bay yacht and say any talks with Col Lindbergh remain confidential. Col Lindbergh has said the Virginia lead had no specific significance in the kidnapping case. Separately W H Holmes of Amarillo famed Panhandle gas pioneer and Texas Republican leader died in Los Angeles after a long illness. his cremation will be in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Guy H. Burrage
H. Dodson-Peacock
John Hughes Curtis
Chesapeake Bay
Hopewell
N. J
Col
Mrs. Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
H. Norman Schwarzkoff
Lindbergh Home
Schwarzkoff
Lindbergh House
Colonel Lindbergh
Virginia
W. H. Holmes
Amarillo
Panhandle
And
Texas
Los Angeles
Walter Holmes
Holmes
California
Senate panel backs Gross for U.S. marshal post in Texas
The Senate judiciary committee reported favorably on Samuel L. Gross of Dallas for reappointment as United States marshal in the northern district of Texas. Griggs ambulance, Phone 4211.
Broadside on politics and disasters from The Globe era
A 1991 copyright parody notes Arthur Brisbane and a Miami Herald photographer, then surveys brutal tornadoes in the south, famine and plague in Shanghai, Ohio labor strife, and Congressmen chasing re election. The piece links chaos abroad and at home with a critique of government. The article ends urging readers to turn to page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King Feature Hymicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
America
Tinealloma
Globe
Briebanecd
Ohio
Congress of the
United States
Russia
Divorcee slain as speakeasy patron shoots up radio
Doroth y Evelyn Renshaw 23 a Sioux City divorcee died in a Chicago speakeasy when Earl McDowell fired at a radio over music he disliked. Frank Taggart, an admirer and owner, led Miss Renshaw to a hospital where she died from hemorrhages. Taggart said McDowell fired repeatedly after drinking. the gun ran dry on the final shot. Police sought McDowell, who allegedly caused the fatal thigh wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
O.R
Dorothy Evelyn Renshaw
Sioux City
Miss Renshaw
William Renshaw
Frank Taggart
Earl McDowell
Taggart
McDowell
Jean van Wissing
Bally
Red' Jackson
Sally
Kidnap Scare Hits Capital Targets Prominent Figures
Police disclosed extortion notes and threats sent to Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth Bir Willmott Lewis and Ben Lyon. A theory tied all threats to a single man with a demand of 1500 dollars. guards were posted at homes and an attempted payout failed when signals did not come. The Lewis threat drew the most concern due to direct messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Bir Willmott Lewis
London Times
Ben Lyon
Sir Willmott
Lewis
Massive $250000 Rum Raid Nets Seizure in Stamford
Police raided a rum running operation at the Samford Mason Supply Company dock in Stamford Connecticut. A sea going tug the William H Moody of Rockport Maine and multiple trucks carried champagne whiskey and other liquors. fifty men were arrested and several trucks were loaded with contraband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
U.P
Samford Mason Supply Company
William H. Moody
Rockport
Maine
Fred Stone Star in Smiling Faces With Paula Stone Cast
Fred Stone appears in the musical comedy Smiling Faces with Paula Stone and The Albertina Rasch dancers. Two performances are scheduled on April 16 with tickets on sale now at the Globe office and by mail order. Prices range 50 cents to 3 dollars for the two showtimes.
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Fred Stone
Wilbur C. Hawk
Globe Office
Mr. Hawk
Paula Stone
Albertina Rasch
The
Rage of
Broadway
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N. FE. A. Service
Blaine Republican
Wisconsin
Wets Victors
Shanghai
Chiawangmiao
Soochow Creek
Lee
Police
Hutchingon County
Wellington
Tulsa
Alaska
Department of Justice
W. Hi. Holmes
Griggs Ambulance
Miami Beach
Florida
Frank B. Bhutts
Miami Herald
Ark
Associated Press
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