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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1927

Page

3

Madame Marcia predicts Coolidge gains in 1924 bid

United Press reports Washington astrologer Madame Marcia declares Calvin Coolidge will win re election at the Republican convention next year and carry through turbulent periods with Mars aiding his rise. She cites a Virgo rising chart and notes his cautious yet generous character and strong memory.

United Press Washington Calvin Coolidge Madame Marcia United Press Today Mme Mareia Mr. Coolidge Jac Ing Coolidge Nim Marcia Virgo Thei

Millionaire railroad pioneer Henry E Huntington dies

Henry E Huntington, 75, prominent railroad executive and book collector, died in a Philadelphia hospital after recent surgery. Nephew of Collis Huntington, he built a vast library at his Pasadena home and owned major holdings in the Los Angeles Railway, building a $100 million fortune.

United Press Philadelphia Henry E. Huntington Ife Collis I. H Huntington Trans-Continental Railroad Huntington Pasadena Cal Henry Edward Huntington San Marino Los Angeles Railway

Britain and Soviet Union Break Off Relations

London May 24 United Press authoritative report says Britain decides to sever diplomatic ties with Soviet Russia. If cabinet decisions hold, the break will be announced before the House of Commons meets tomorrow. Some ministers favored keeping the trade pact while ending diplomatic relations.

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Aviator Lindbergh Scared Stiff by New York Welcome

Paris dispatch reports Captain Lindbergh plans to stay in Europe until mid June to rest after the Paris fetes and to avoid the press and camera crews he dreads facing in New York upon his return. He admits he is scared by the New York reception and fears questions from reporters.

Paris Lindbergh New York Europe

Irresistible Danderine Promises Glossy Hair and Beauty

An advertisement urges housewives to use asparagus in soups and to apply Danderine daily for shiny hair. It touts Danderine as non greasy, refreshing, and capable of removing dandruff while keeping waves lively. The pitch targets young women with claims of widespread use and beauty benefits.

Spoils of Victory Promised Lindbergh by sponsors

Sponsors in St Louis said Captain Charles A Lindbergh may keep the $25000 prize and all other money from the successful New York to Paris flight while offers for movie, vaudeville, advertising and writing contracts mounted toward more than a million dollars. Lindbergh faces choices on future use of the windfall.

Immenia Associated Press New York Charles A. Lindbergh New York-Paris Lindbergh St. Louis

Insurance in Force Reaches Record 80 Billion

The New York Trust Company reports life insurance in force in the United States at end of 1926 equaled 153 percent of total wages for the year. Per capita value stood at 678 dollars, equating to about 80 billion dollars for every man, woman, and child.

New York New York Trust Company United States

Whole Town Wiped Out by Flames

Constantinople May 24 report describes Derbouchak burning in the worst blaze since Smyrna. Only two of 600 structures survived while five people died and eight thousand dollars in property losses left residents homeless. A charcoal brazier upset caused the fire.

Constantinople Smyrna Derbouchak

Western Odd Fellows Assemble in Salt Lake City

Officials and delegates from multiple western states attend a four day conference of Odd Fellows and the Utah Grand Lodge. Encampment sessions open as Grand Lodge officers from New Mexico California Arizona Nevada Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska participate. A special conference of IOOF officers is set to begin tomorrow.

United Press Salt Lake City Odd Fellows Utah Grand Lodge Grand Lodge New Mexico Calif Arizona Nevada Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Wyoming Colorado Nebraska

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