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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1927

Page

12

Chair Making Prison Chaplain Job Rejected for Rev. Jordan

Raleigh Nov 9 Rev Willis T Jordan the once married Methodist minister now convict No 20940 in North Carolina state prison is assigned to the chair factory not as chaplain Governor McLean declares him unfit to lead inmates and refuses the chaplaincy He plans to write a memoir while serving his 18 to 24 month sentence after fleeing to Columbus Ga and later found in Grand Rapids Mich.

International News Service Raleigh N. C Willis T. Jordan State Prison Amnesia Patson Jordan Mclean Mecklenburg County Maleigh Columbus Grand Rapids, Mich Emma Landridge Jordan Washington North Carolina Rev. Jordan

Welsh Miners March Toward London From Newport

About 300 unemployed miners began a march from Newport toward London to spotlight unemployment in South Wales coal fields. Most walkers were young. a few elderly joined with sticks. The group was capped at 300 to stay manageable as labor leaders arrange feeds at Salvation Army barracks and labor halls along the route.

United Press Newport Wales London Great Britain South Wales Army Salvation Army

Recognize Youths Urge for Independence Leads to Self Rule

Detroit expert Dr. Nellie Perkins argues adolescence carries a strong urge for independence and should be guided, not restrained. She promotes training through choice, minimal parental criticism, and letting youths face consequences to build sound judgment.

Detroit Nellie Perkins Friends of Youth Dr. Perkins

Maine to Have Good Hunting This Season

Maine reports indicate a late traditional hunting season with ducks woodcock deer and moose staying in northern areas. Deer and bear are plentiful with southern penetration increasing. partridge brood sizes are larger though current adults are less common due to a stomach worm.

Py International News Service Portland State of Maine Publicity Bureau Fish and Game Department Augusta New Brunswick Waldo Hancock Harry Nobile Topsfield

Grownsups and the value of youth in education

A reflective reminder that adults should respect youth as individuals with minds and ambitions. It urges letting young people explore life, learn from experience, and feel free to share thoughts, fostering open dialogue and trust.

Winter Ducks Flows South as Lakes Freeze

Guides note large flocks expected after the first freeze driving late season ducks south. Merrymeeting Bay near Bowdoinham remains a major gathering spot. Moose hunting is open November 21–26 with limited quotas, while raccoon populations surge and cornfields attract hunters.

Merrymeeting Bay Bowdoinham

Alleghany School of Natural History In Woods

The program operates in Alleghany State Park New York with cabins and all day field trips. Instructors lead outdoor sessions supplementing the laboratory teaching. It partners with the State Park Commission the New York State Museum and the Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences.

Alleghany School of Natural History Alleghany State Park New York State Park Commission New York State Museum Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences

Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On

Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. Creomulsion offers soothing and healing by creosote with additional healing elements. It aims to stop irritation and inflammation while the creosote works in the body to inhibit germs and relieve respiratory issues. Money back if not relieved when used as directed.

League Has Made War More Difficult

London reports Sir Austen Chamberlain Britain’s foreign minister says the League of Nations complicates but does not prevent war. He notes gains and setbacks and urges a broader view of the League’s impact on future world policy.

International News Service London League of Nations Sir Austen Chameberlain Britain Europe The League Sir Austen

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