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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1928

Page

5

Appeal Court To Rule On Sinclair Teapot Dome Case

Washington DC November 6 The DC Court of Appeals is expected to rule on the Sinclair Teapot Dome contempt case the only jail sentence arising from the 1923 24 inquiry The decision could affect Senate powers and how the inquiry is viewed If Sinclair loses he may appeal to the US Supreme Court while another oil trial participant Robert W Stewart faces a November 12 date in a related perjury case in DC Supreme Court proceedings also involve E L Doheny Albert B Fall and Burns detectives in jury spying matter with several prison terms already handed down

United Press Washington District of Columbia Court of Appeals Harry F. Sinclair District of Columbia Senate Sinclair Court of Appeals U. S.S. Supreme Court Robert W. Stewart Indiana Standard Oil Company Stewart District of Columbia Supreme Court E. L. Doheny Albert B. Fall Burns Henry Mason Day William J. Burns W. S. Burns

Jail Inmate Wins Italian Comedy Contest With Shell

Riccardo Testa, known as the jail dramatist, won a Comoedia drama prize for a comedy called Conchiglia Shell. He is serving a theft sentence and has prior theft convictions with periods in sanitarium care. The prison governor informed him of the victory and he hopes to attend the premiere.

Associated Press Turin Riccardo Testa Magazine of Dramatic Art Comoedia

Abduction of Moscow Police Chief's Daughter Reported

Ivan Belaieff assistant chief of the 29th police ward in Moscow faces a crisis as his ten year old daughter Catherine is reported kidnapped after failing to return from school. A threatening telephone call preceded the disappearance and police search intensifies with no trace found yet.

United Press Moscow Ivan Belaieff

Autumn Bouquets Feature Simple Flower Arrangement

A low bowl holds blooms for an autumn display including a dahlia a chrysanthemum pompon a deep red rose berries and green foliage. The arrangement emphasizes a varied texture and color for seasonal decor.

New Bridge Links Arizona and Utah Over Grand Canyon Reach

The Lee's Ferry bridge in northern Arizona will replace the old ferry, creating a direct auto route from Canada to Mexico. At 800 feet long and 467 feet above the Colorado, it is claimed as the highest automobile bridge in the world and opens trade and tourist access to Bryce Canyon Zion and Rainbow Bridge while connecting Arizona with Utah for the first time.

Associated Press Phoenix Ariz Arizona Utah Painted Desert Lee's Ferry Canada Mexico Grand Canyon Colorado River Topac Needles Cal Bryce Canyon Zion National Park Rainbow Natural Bridge Great Virgin Forests Colorado Flagstaff

Bridge on Route 8 Prompts Regional Dedication

Engineers from the Arizona state highway department verify the bridge design and plan a dedication with governors and officials from Arizona, California, Utah, Nevada, Colorado, and New Mexico. Next year an appropriation will fund a new road from Flagstaff to the bridge and toward the Utah line to complete a Canada-to-Mexico highway link. The 56 foot long 14 ton steel sections were hauled by truck over a desert road 185 miles to the site near the Painted Desert north of Flagstaff.

Gineers Arizona State Highway Department Arizona California Utah Nevada Colorado New Mexico Arizona Highway Department Flagstaff Utah Line Ariz Painted Desert

Paderewski Is 68 on English Birthday Tour

Ignace Jean Paderewski, renowned pianist soldier statesman and former Poland prime minister, marks his sixty eighth birthday in England. He continues concert tours and receives telegrams from prime ministers ambassadors and artists worldwide.

United Press London Ignace Jean Paderewski Wodolia Poland Paderewski England

Automatic Phone Will Answer Calls

Dallas November 6 Luther Collins of Oak Cliff a Dallas suburb has invented a machine de-

United Press Dallas Tex Luther Collins Oak Cliff

Morex glandular extract tonic touted by drug firms

Modern science offers a concentrated tablet tonic named Morex containing glandular extracts. The ad claims double vegetable tonic value and widespread use. Randal Drug Company advertises original packages and a ten day two tablets three times daily regimen.

America Randal Drug Company Taylor Avenue

California votes on $10 million bond to separate highway rail crossings

Chicago Motor Club president says California voters will decide on a bond issue to fund the separation of about 400 grade crossings. If approved, railroads would match half the cost, potentially freeing $20 million for western states' crossroad safety program.

Chicago Charles M. Hays Chicago Motor Club California Hays State Railroad Commission

Phonograph Message Repeats Office Caller In Chicago Demo

A private Chicago demonstration used the Ansophone to take dictation. When the phone rang it announced that Mr. Blank was out of his office and would return at 2 o'clock, then reversed to await another call with the same message.

Chicago

Flour Bootleggers Rise in Russia Amid Bread Shortage

Moscow reports a new class of flour bootleggers has emerged due to bread scarcity. Secret police temporarily pause anti moonshine vodka drive to curb flour bootlegging seen as a threat to wheat conservation efforts. unauthorized flour traders face arrest.

Berview Moscow Russia

Bootleg Trade Targeted by Government Decree

Authorities pursue four targets in a crackdown on bootlegging. A bootlegger, a shopkeeper buyer, and two enforcement collaborators are among those being hunted under new decree terms.

Royal Soap Scandal Shocks Russia

United Press report from Riga details a soap scandal in which Moscow shops sold toilet soap bearing a portrait of Czar Nicholas II. Investigations found workers in a Leningrad cooperative factory reused the czar stamp without recognizing the royal model.

United Presny Riga Russia Moscow Caar Nicolai Leningrad

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