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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1929
Page
10
President Hoover on Memorial Day urged immediate world action to limit armaments citing the Kellogg pact of 40 nations. He warned that naval buildup by major powers threatens peace and said the time has come to test the pact's real effect and commit to enforcing disarmament.
Mrs. Murchison of 411 Rusk Street Amarillo says two years of kidney pain and digestive trouble ended after taking Orgatone she bought at City Drug Store 517 Polk under an Orgatone representative. She reports better sleep appetite strength and ability to work and walk with no fatigue.
Senator Hiram Bingham pressed Col. Charles A. Lindbergh to outline an ideal city airfield for Washington as hearings on a metropolitan airport moved forward. Lindbergh said a central field with hard surface runways and adjacent sod should be near the city, with possible tunnels from hangars to takeoff points, citing Cicero Field and Oakland as examples of active facilities.
Henry Sherman a 22 year old farm boy who killed Mr and Mrs Pochon at their breakfast table on May 18 1928 and later assaulted Nellie Pochon and a six week old baby was electrocuted after pleading for forgiveness from Joe Dieriex brother of one victim.
Des Moines University faces a hearing on an injunction that has kept the school open in recent weeks. The case asks whether the injunction remains in force until June 4 or if ousted president Dr. Harry C. Wayman must vacate the campus. The dispute followed a board crisis after students protested a blanket faculty resignation request from Dr. T. T. Shields.
The aviator predicts cities will need two landing fields within years and cites Omaha’s two-field plan. He notes most transport flying centers on the West Coast, praising Los Angeles with about forty airports near the city. He explains climate and Guggenheim Foundation loans to Western Air Express fueled West Coast dominance in air transport.
An old style ad says one bottle of Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy cures bleeding gums. It guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer and directs readers to city drug stores for purchase.
Proven relief for ulcers stomach gas indigestion and related disorders claims a remedy called Peerless Stomachal cures four year indigestion and allows normal digestion. A Hollywood California traveler Gillette reports two bottles cured him and urges others to try the product. City Drug Stores carriesPeerless Stomachal.
Old Orchard Maine May 1 a take off of the Green Flash for Rome or the Yellow Bird for Paris seemed unlikely today in light of weather reports by Dr James H Kimball meteorologist of the New York weather bureau Armeno Lotti youthful French sportsman sponsor co pilot and radio operator of the Yellow Bird was in New York to confer with Dr Kimball Captain Lewis A Yancey and Roger Q Williams pilots took advantage of the delay to obtain rest
A special train has been chartered to carry 400 Texans to the Confederate reunion at Charlotte North Carolina June 3 to 8. The route runs via Memphis Birmingham Atlanta to Charlotte with a five hour layover to view Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial.
In San Francisco on May 31 1929 Capt Dedrick of the California Sea Products Co announces a five vessel fleet Lansing Port Saunders Hercules Traveler and Hawk patrolling the lower California coast for four months to harvest the 1929 whale crop Whale oil and whalebone markets persist with demand in soap making and corset stays in France.
The 1910 federal census recorded 265,683 individuals identified as Indians in the United States. The figure highlights Native American population size at the census ages and regions.
The Reading Company starts its $20,000,000 electrification program by awarding Bethlehem Steel a contract for 4,000 tons of steel for supporting structures and signal bridges.
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