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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1925
Page
5
Oklahoma legislators rushed final session actions with two measures. A bill requires daily Bible reading in all state common schools, passed without comment. A separate marriage bill requires applicants under 21 to post a ten day notice, and bans licenses to those under liquor or narcotic influence.
Wichita Falls March 28 George Hillion of Fort Worth Rock Island brakeman was crushed to death when pinned between two freight cars at Bridgeport today.
Brigadier General Lincoln C. Andrews retired U S A of Elmhurst Long Island New York is named Assistant Secretary of the Treasury succeeding Eliot Wadsworth who resigns. Andrews after retiring led the New York State Transit Commission as chief executive.
Post office inspectors investigate the theft of $120000 in a registered package moving from Washington to Detroit's Federal Reserve Bank. Banks report $10 bills with the package’s serial numbers. traces vanish after a Pittsburgh to Buffalo leg. J Bailey, a 60 year old Chicago salesman, is found dead in a hotel room. coroner rules natural causes.
In a Chapman murder trial the defense and prosecution pit wit against wit as Walter Shean, Chapman's former associate, is called to testify. Shean, described as a talkative, observant witness, faces Chapman who previously studied human behavior, with both men ready to match gaze and tactics in court while a key eyewitness identifi es Chapman.
The new tax delinquent penalties take effect April 1 with a 6 percent annual rate retroactive to February 1 and a $2 fee per property for delinquent roll preparation. A separate 10 percent penalty began April 1 for those unpaid by then, prompting State Tax Collector Bell Golding to urge timely payments.
Lex Moore celebrated the formal opening of his new red-brick drive-in filling station at Sixth and Monroe streets. A steady stream of customers passed through Saturday as he gave a half gallon of oil with each crank case filled and offered Sipelair oils alongside a high grade gasoline.
Jed Skidmore, 23, faced homicide and driving while intoxicated charges after an auto crash that killed fire captain Glenn Briggs and fireman John Dardenian. He was driving while under a two year suspended sentence from a 1928 liquor conviction.
Local note indicates evening hours for an auto parts shop at 113 West 7th Street. The message mentions reading “hours” and implies extended evening service. No formal opening or closing times provided in readable text.
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