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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1927

Page

3

Stinnett Prepares For Big Opening Party On Rail Line

Excursion notes reveal Amarillo to Liberal Kansas line progress boosting Panhandle transport. Freight service now runs 57.5 miles Amarillo to Stinnett with passenger schedules in planning. Station tracks, depots, stock chute and cattle shipments ready. Salients listed Nash Deal Fritch Sanford Oil City Stinnett. Opening day, reduced round trip fare planned. date and schedule soon announced.

Nock Island Amarillo Liberal Kansas Panhandle Stinnett Nash Deal Fritch Sanford Oil City

Flying Beauty Won't Consider Paris to N Y Hop

Ruth Elder and Captain George Haldeman declined to pursue France to America trans Atlantic flights this season. Elder rejected the idea of flying to America as a passenger with a French aviator. Also noted are domestic visits of Mrs. E W Ames and Mrs. Mike Hassen returning home from Okmulgee.

United Press Paris Ruth Elder George Haldeman Miss Elder America

Premier's Boot Scraper Pleases U S Tourists

Thousands of American visitors to London’s 10 Downing Street have shown curiosity about the Prime Minister’s doorstep rituals. The latest craze is scraping feet on the boot scrapers beside the door, a nuisance leading police to move sightseers along. Women visitors are noted as the main offenders.

International London Downing Street Number 10

Denver Hopes To Finish Line South June

The Fort Worth and Denver railroad completed 42 miles of track and will inaugurate limited freight between Esteline and Quitaque today. Carload goods prepaid, side tracks ready, depots incomplete, agents not yet appointed, stations at Hulver Parnell Tampico Turkey and Quaque. The line aims to reach Plainview Lubbock and branch terminals by June 1. Hear the N Y P S at Nazarene church evangelistic party tonight.

Fort Worth Denver Estelline Quitaque Festerline Hulver Parnell Tampico Turkey Quaque Weull Plainview Lubbock

Halloween Party at San Jacinto School Delights Students

San Jacinto school hosts a big Hallowe en party with ghosts pumpkins skeletons and jack o lanterns. Most students wear costumes and classrooms feature nickel entry shows plus penny side acts. Proceeds go to the Parent Teachers Association.

San Jacinto School Erasmus Tack O. W Tack Parent-Teachers Association

Montana Sees First Snow Storm of Season in Helena

The first real snow storm of the season struck Helena last night and lasted over two hours. Other Montana towns reported continued cold conditions with notable snow. Livingston and Lewistown saw temperatures drop to 19 degrees with intermittent snow throughout the day.

Associated Press Helena Mont Montana Livingston Lewistown

Oklahoma Youth Held On Booze Charge Here

A Duncan Oklahoma youth was arrested by the sheriff at Ninth and Polk after he disposed of most of a load of whisky he drove into town. Officers say only about a half gallon remained in the car. Transportation and possession charges will be filed today. proof of sales seems unlikely.

Duncan Oklahoma Sheriff's Department Ninth and Polk

Charge Filed Against Autoist After Crash

County Attorney Leo Sparks filed a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated against Bob Cox, driver of the Ford involved in a Sunday collision with a garbage wagon that killed a horse. Bond set at $1,500. Cox’s two companions paid $12.75 in fines for drunkenness.

Leo Sparks Bob Cox Ford Cox

Oklahoma veteran Crump shot dead in Arkansas incident

George Crump Jr., a Spanish American War veteran and former Oklahoma parolee, was killed in St. Joe Arkansas. Crump had served time for auto theft in Oklahoma and faced bank robbery suspicions in 1925. He once opposed Al Jennings in 1922 Democratic gubernatorial campaign and was linked to several earlier incidents.

Associated Press Oklahoma City George Crump, Jr St. Joe Arkansas Oklahoma Penitentiary George Cramp Wewoka Burnesville Ocheleta Cramp al Jennings Oklahoma Crump Tulsa Jennings

Junkers Stunt Fliers Fatal Fall Near Dessau

Karl Viauth, a crack Junkers stunt pilot, was killed in a crash near Dessau Germany while performing a nose dive. The aircraft plunged from 9 000 feet and he failed to recover before hitting 1 200 feet.

Junkers Associated Prec Dessau Germany Junkers Company Karl Viauth

Anti-Communist Laws Follow Athens Attack

The minister of justice began drafting anti communist laws after Sunday’s attempted assassination of President Paul Condouritla by an alleged communist. Government ministers urge legalizing communist organizations by legislation.

My United Athens Paul Condouritla

Local Residents Return from Trips Across Regions

Miss Audrey Lightfoot of King Dry Goods spent the past week in Tascosa, Mia. Lillian Poster returned home from San Angelo where she had lived for months. Miss Harriet and Dorothy Hubbell returned to Amarillo and reside at 2601 Van Buren. They sailed for Europe in June and returned in September visiting New England states. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roberts came back from Dallas after a week there.

Audrey Lightfoot King Dry Gooda Company Tascosa Mia Lillian Poster San Angelo Harriet Dorothy Hubbell Amarillo van Buren Street Europe Eines United States New England States Richard Roberts Dallas

Doctor Offers New Truss for 80 Days Trial in Kansas City

Kansas City readers are invited to try Dr. Andrew Kaiser’s rupture appliance with no upfront payment or cash deposit. The 80 days trial promises quick relief from discomfort of traditional trusses, with a 50 days satisfaction period and option to buy or return at no cost.

Kansas City Andrew Kaiser Koch Building Main Street

No Money Down Offer Sought by Kansas City Ad

A reader requests a no money down offer addressed to Dr. Andrew Kaiser at 1420 Koch Building 2906 Main Kansas City Missouri. The note asks for a no money down deal and a phrase No Money Down Prial Offer.

Andrew Kaiser Koch Main Kansas City Prial Offer

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Rock Island Paris-N. Y E. W. Ames Winslow Arizona Mike Hassen Okmulgee U. S Nazarene Church H Ringer Maca Deamonds Bs Poll Street Hallowe'en George Crump Hlbarnar Barnard’s
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