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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1927
Page
15
Dr. Theodore B. Appel, state health secretary, said Pennsylvania has no death by own action epidemic among students. He cited department records showing under twenty suicides remain about 2 percent of personal crisis reports, aligning with national trends and prewar rates.
Dr. L. N. Stuckey’s Bible class will hold its annual banquet at San Benito Methodist Church on Monday night April 4 at 7 30 o clock. Members are invited to bring their wives and sweethearts to the event.
Policemen Tom Bush and Price wear cowhide coats gifted by Bob Archer a local rancher and oil man. They praise the coats as the finest in the world and hail Archer as a fine man. A separate note cites a Shefield England service where the vicar preached I am the Light of the world.
Col Thompson notes 4000 plus people visited the Herring hotel roof Sunday afternoon after notices in the News and Globe. He announces the roof will reopen Sunday from 8 to 6 pm to let all see Amarillo from the air.
More than 3 million dollars worth of mink fur from foreign shipments entered the United States during the past year.
Fifteen year old Kitty Jones, claiming she shot her father Ira Jones and wounded her mother over alleged favoritism toward her younger brother, was placed in the same jail with Sam Boyd, 35, after the incident in Winona Mississippi.
Sheriff I M Thompson reports Boyd was arrested after a fatal night shooting at the Jones home. Mrs Jones said Boyd left the victim's room after the shooting. Boyd and the girl Kitty exchanged notes and money, with a prior quarrel between Boyd and Jones over their relationship.
G C Hinckley national secretary of the Anti Saloon League charges Wayne B Wheeler paid committee expenses to run propaganda for prohibition. The accusation follows Rep Hudson Michigan Republican call for a congressional probe into the association and its financing.
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