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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1925
Page
10
Nov 2 report from Kansas City states an ordinance from 1915 prohibits minors of opposite sex from riding unchaperoned between 9 p m and 6 a m unless with a 21 year old or with same-parent opposite sex siblings or if married or on essential errands. Police may require the driver to take the girls home for investigation with penalties up to 500 dollars.
Lubbock, Nov 1 Special to The Globe reports a drive to recruit new Members for the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce and raise 6004 for two months of expenses. After two days, two thirds of the budget is raised and nearly all new local businesses are enrolled. An election before Jan 1 will consider a charter amendment for a city development board.
Mexico launches a government backed campaign against Chinese residents, claiming labor and moral threats while threatening deportation if laws are not followed. United States immigration officers plan a border drive to curb undesirable aliens along the nearly 500 mile line from Texas to the Gulf.
Dallas hosts a hearing on cotton piece goods rates by W F Cheseldine of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Brownsville reports nurses departing for Austin to discuss a citrus embargo with Agriculture Commissioner George B Terrell. Galveston notes a new grocery will rise beside Rosenberg library. Frank Black, a British seaman, is buried in a local parlor after a shipboard accident. San Angelo sees a Texas Tech and Sul Ross football clash en route to the Air West Texas exposition closing day. Sherman Kiwanis backs a knitting mill project set to begin within thirty days.
The State Highway department outlines immediate grading and oiling of State Highway No. from Canyon to Plainview and Plainview to Lubbock. Contracts let for Canyon Plainview and Plainview Lubbock segments with bids awaited. Work includes grading rolling and a special asphalt oil treatment, cost about 1000 dollars per mile. J B Field of Lubbock and J B Wolmeth of Plainview oversee the project. P B Barber of Plainview contracted to grade Plainview to Swisher county line north.
Ottawa reports a divorce rumor linking a Harvard descendant. Mackenzie King studied at Cambridge Mass. In Ga Sanderson U D C delegates oppose selling Memorial half dollars but praise the government issue. In Arkansas acting governor pardons a fire. Sheridan rides to the state line to halt clemency. Louisville urges police and fire personnel to wear uniforms on election day. Spartanburg sheriff suspends lake dragging while seeking Dave Parriss seen after a farewell note.
Randal Drug Co promotes Lavoptik eye wash as a remedy after long drives to rinse dust and germs, counteract wind and sun effects, and soothe dryness and burning. The ad touts simple camphor and witch hazel based blend for eye relief.
An OCR fragment notes skate parts and mentions 113 West Seventh in Amarillo as a beauty spot, referencing Edwords Studie.
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