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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1929
Page
4
In Paris on May 21 the creditor nations again moved toward an accord in principle on repartition of reparation annuities among themselves. Minor language points remain and the report’s final form was not confirmed. The French version indicates Germany’s Dr. Schacht had reservations and a German response is expected tomorrow.
Police sought more participants in a riot at the Plantation Cafe owned by Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle. A detective was critically injured in the brawl. four persons were under arrest or being questioned.
Police answered a call of a riot at a Culver City cafe finding men and women fighting. The battle shifted as officers entered the scene. Lt. Fam N. Coulter was seriously injured. Rioters were dispersed after a short clash.
Friedrichshafen Germany May 21 All technical resources of the Graf Zeppelin and Maybach Motor works are mobilized to locate the motor failure that forced a landing in France after the attempted United States flight. Dr Hugo Eckener says no long Atlantic trips until the problem is solved and plans to return to Toulon to confer with Herr Maybach. He hopes to bring the airship back to its home hangar by Thursday evening or Friday. He denies sabotage and says the crankshaft could not be reached.
Vice President Charles F. Curtis has declined an invitation to speak at the Missouri State Fair in Kansas City on May 21. Curtis opted out citing unspecified reasons, leaving organizers to seek alternative speakers for the event.
Walter Acker Sr of Houston, sole surviving Confederate veteran in the Texas legislature, denounces a bill accepting Federal act terms for vocational training of injured workers. He warns Texas should keep state rights and handle its own people without federal funds. The measure passes despite his protest.
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