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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1926
Page
10
Market notes show cattle receipts with steady to higher tone for fed steers and yearlings, calves and cows mixed. hogs and sheep activity varied. Wheat and corn prices reported with No 2 and No 2 red futures, plus farm and livestock section data from Kansas and Oklahoma markets.
Fragmented testimony describes bribe offers and motives in a theater related case. Witness recounts meetings with Turrell and Correllia figures, and a choice between money or a steady stage job as pressures build toward a grand jury appearance.
In New York, Cobb testifies about Earl Carroll's alleged urging of a witness to drink and act for a stunt before a grand jury probe. He describes seeing a bath tube on stage and recalls Carroll asking why he was leaving. Cobb asserts close friendship with Carroll and notes Carroll’s claimed excellence in veracity. He recounts questions about drinks, a gown of wine, and offers of medicines. The testimony covers personal conduct and staged theatrics amid a perjury investigation.
No definite funeral arrangements exist for Kenneth Young age 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Young. He lived in California and served in the armed forces. The obituary notes his Army service and lists surviving relatives. Funeral directions remain pending under local church guidance.
Washington May 11 Sargent challenged President Coolidge over an executive order on Prohibition enforcement. Legal contention centers on con stitutionality and state enrollment. Mellon and Andrews discuss scope while Robinson of Arkansas calls it the worst blow to prohibition yet. Ned Green delays California operations pending conference with state authorities.
A large crowd of parents and seniors attended the senior banquet at the country club. Virginia Ryne opened with a violin solo, Kim Barry presented the class history, Thelin Rieck offered a tribute, and Miss Aileen Lively delivered the class prophecy. Family members enjoyed tributes and songs concluding with Tass Reeder reading the class will.
Flood from a fire hose damaged furniture and carpets in the office of President Wo M W Splawn at the University of Texas. Water flooded the lower floor of the ecotvocation building after the hose stuck through a window. University officials offered no explanation for the incident.
The text describes armed guards and pistol fire during a confrontation, with suspects detained and awaiting instructions from relatives. Fragments mention bodies held by an undertaker in a Texas area, and previous attempts at similar incidents referenced by Werden Merton.
A wartime style ad urges readers to overcome loss of appetite and fatigue by taking S. S. S. to build rich red blood cells. It claims the remedy revitalizes energy and health, stating many use it daily and that the larger size offers better value.
Prominent page notes four convicts were fatally hurt in a break attempt in a cotton field called the hard gag. Guards were involved but names were not disclosed. The men had complained of their sink and were being returned to the stockade a mile away under guard.
A garbled historical OCR note describes a sequence of events around a colekot, tires, and a group named Bolfere breamis in a setting dated 1958. It references edge of a preen, top pluzing fouls, and a series of unclear actions related to a game, a sheet of Comn Prete, and perfomance by figures named Smet and Krewee.
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