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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1927
Page
14
Work began yesterday at Camp William Warner Panhandle scout camp near Claude on a large U shaped handi craft building with an open court and a big campfire altar of natural stone. A spring house will hold drinking fountains and is part of the project with completion expected by June 1.
Amarillo continues to raise funds for Mississippi valley flood victims. New contributions include $15 from The Globe News by Williams Plumbing, $5 from H B Dewey of Fillmore, $10 from Paschall Bottoms, $4.75 from Mrs C J Barbary at Flamet, and $11 from a Southern Presbyterian Sunday school class.
In Sahre British India on May 5 rioting broke out in several parts of the city as thousands of Muslims returned from the funeral of three Mohammedans killed in a clash with Sikhs. Ten people were killed and over fifty injured. troops have orders to fire if disturbances continue.
Chairman William M. Butler of the Republican national committee returned to Washington from a cross country survey on Coolidge reelection. He arranged a luncheon with President Coolidge to report results of the trip and Coolidge was expected to use the findings to decide on renomination.
Z. R. Langston, connected with a local milling company, was arrested in Sherman on Wednesday afternoon. An affidavit charges embezzlement of about 37 000 dollars by Langston, according to Deputy Will May of the sheriff's department.
In Guanajuato state the rebel general Rodolfo Gallegos was fatally shot by federal forces at Los Organos after a five day pursuit. His body was returned to relatives as authorities report continued suppression of the so called Catholic rebellion with over 100 rebels killed since the Guadalajara raid on April 19.
Indiana health officials report rising male death rates linked to degenerative diseases while female deaths fall. Dr. King cites modern life strain and calls for preventive care as five Indiana editors aged 49 to 57 died of heart-related conditions in a single week.
Mrs M L Lynn of Clovis NM visited Mrs F A Baker at 906 Tyler street H Steinberger of Clovis NM is in Amarillo on business Mr and Mrs W W Ellidge and Mrs G T MacBroome plan to motor to Clovis Sunday to spend the day with Mrs Ellidge's mother Mrs Morgan Mrs Kate Edgett and her son Morris of Tucumcari NM have returned home after a short visit with Mrs O W Fullington Mrs Q E Sasse has returned from a trip to Dallas where she visited her daughter Mrs W C Province
Clerks showcase END-O-CORN claim to remove stubborn old corns and callouses quickly with no pain. Demonstrations run next week with hundreds of participants. readers far away can write to ENDO CORN LABORATORIES in Chicago for information and product details.
A belief is noted that life expectancy of American businessmen could rise by 10 to 15 years if medicine develops methods to reduce deaths from degenerative causes. This reflects contemporary hopes for medical progress and its impact on industry leaders.
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