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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
13
A royal wedding unfolds with a lavish oriental ceremony as horsemen, rifle salutes, and crowds mark the parade. Inside the palace the bride and groom join the king and royalty for a private, ceremonial sequence while guards hold the grounds outside.
Tom, born June 4 189, at Fort Berthold North Dakota, attended Indian State Normal in Santer Nebraska. He enlisted August 1 1917 in the Regular Infantry and arrived in France November 27 1917. Assigned to the First Division Eighteenth Infantry, he later joined the Intelligence Section as observer raider and sniper.
Enthusiastic crowds witnessed horsemen’ skyward displays as dusk fell marking a grand rejoicing that began Sunday. About ten thousand women entered the palace for a ten day stay and feast, while Moslem law keeps the bride and groom apart during daytime for seven days. The sultan offered wedding garments to men desiring wives, prompting promenades in baggy trousers and large collars for a hoped harmonious marriage and children soon.
Tom of Soissons, a scout for the American forces, made nightly front line tours to gather intelligence. A white lieutenant accompanied him for safety. he crawled through grass to capture sentries and return with information and coats. Over ninety nights he never failed, delivering thirty three coats in total. Tom was among 12,000 Indians who served, with 182 killed and 87 wounded. President Coolidge honored the Arikara tribe with a national testimonial. England fights to reserve seashore spaces from development by realtors.
In Galveston at 2401-11 Strand flames destroyed several structures. Joe Bennett, an elderly caretaker, died in the fire that damaged Colucci & Company produce Motor Parts company and William Schadt paints and hardware. Firefighters responded as the annual firemen's ball ended.
A witty Paris line frames a mother and Willie discussing bread use. Willie defends eating butter and jam on a single slice as economical, while the mother questions extravagance in a light exchange from Pele Mele.
A government program offers hog gifts to help farmers store meat and maintain livestock through 1927. Officials like Mr Avery promise assistance to place lambs, wethers, old ewes, and cattle for feeding or care, with details provided to interested farmers.
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