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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1928

Page

3

Baird Plans Transatlantic TV Chain for England and U S

Captain O M Hutchinson reveals to International News Service that the Baird Television company intends a nationwide broadcasting chain in the United States and England. Construction starts in Jamaica Long Island with others planned, while two way TV between London and New York is to begin soon for experimental use.

London Baird Television Company United States England O. M. Hutchinson Jamaica Long Island Hutchinson New York America New York Organization Trans-Atlantic Broadcasting Baird Company

Borger Men Convicted in Booze Trials

In U S district court George Devis and Joe Brown of Borger were found guilty of possessing seven gallons of whisky and equipment for its manufacture. Each was fined 500 dollars by Judge James C. Wilson. Brown pleaded guilty, Davis contested the charge as an elderly man. The docket also covered the box car robbery case of Mike Martinez, Pete Garcia, and Raymond Medina, with Cada Mexicans denying guilt and offering varying testimonies.

U. S. District Court George Devis Joe Brown Borger Davis Brown James C. Wilson Mike Martinez Pete Garcia Raymond Medina R. C. Jones Memphis T. J. Settle Amarillo Joe T. Salem Spur Potter County Salem J. Forest McCutcheon Fort Worth Alex Mood United States Texas Rangers Secret Service

Youthful Bandit Faces 327 Years After Dalhart Conviction

A 16 year old West Texas bank bandit known as Ray was sentenced to 99 years in Dalhart after a one day trial for participation in the Wildorado bank robbery that kidnapped W. E. O Neal. Ray had previous convictions totaling 228 years and faces further pending counts in other holdups. Salmon Tate, 16, was sentenced to the Gatesville reformatory for being Ray’s accomplice.

Glebe Dalmart Hunteville Aubrey Bay West Texas Dailam County Dalhart Ray Wildorado W. E. O'Neal Holorado Bank Mr. O'Neal H. H. Elam L. B. Fowler Co. G. Kellogg O'Neal Salmon Tate Vega Gatesville Tate Cross Plains Texas

Bond Issue Debate Prompts Voter Education in Ama rillo

Letter writer L J Roach urges clear explanation of a $900000 refunding bond issue due for a taxpayers vote next Saturday. He questions city budgeting limits and whether past spending exceeds plan, then asks for business like governance. Also notes NC Episcopal diocese plans a deaf church memorial at Durham as a first for the denomination.

News-Globe Tack Amarillo Lions’ Club L. J. Roach Charlotte N. C North Carolina The Protestant Episcopal Church Durham Cheshire

Asthma Remedy Praised By Louisiana Woman

A Louisiana woman says she missed asthma and hay fever for the first time in ten years after using McMullin's formula. The product, praised for asthma and hay fever relief, is sold since 1916 by Tilden-McMaullin Co Sedalia Missouri and Randall Drug Co.

Louisiana McMullin Tilden-McMaullin Co Sedalia Randall Drug Co

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