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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1926
Page
9
In San Antonio on November 17 a dramatic aerial show over a ruined area mirrors World War I combat. Captain Bill Long praises aviators who fly low above shell torn ground as bombs thunder and bombs explode, risking their lives in a vivid depiction of the war epic Wings.
A group of eighty farmer organization representatives from twelve states met in St. Louis on November 17 to endorse the Lowden plan and the latest McNary Haugen farm relief bills. They urged a permanent cotton program, condemned Coolidge cotton action as temporary, and supported an equalization fee at processing points to cover cooperative costs.
A banker named Dickiewen, cashier at Fare era bend of Mebone, Missouri, was found dead on the Mineowri river bridge in CITY, Me, Nev. 1% dames. Authorities report the body discovered today with the remains bearing a partial clue to the case.
Proceedings of the Court of Criminal Appeals were released from Austin on November 17 noting affirmations and various clerical and rehearing entries involving listed defendants and attorneys. The sparse text names Johnny Oglesby and others with numerous typographical errors but indicates multiple cases and motions considered by the court.
A brief cryptic note uses repeated syllables to describe a wordplay style cue. The fragment hints at phonetic variants or spelling tricks but provides no solid names places dates or events to confirm a clear news item.
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce presents a Sunday afternoon program at 3:00 featuring Ada Clark as soprano with a focus on middle period music. The first concert was well received by the audience, and future programs will lean toward more modern interpretations with Hungarian dances and an overture closing the program.
The Texas annual conference of the Methodist church opened at 9 am at the first Methodist church in Orange with Bishop Sam R. Hay of Houston presiding. Delegates filled the church as committees crowded rooms and Hay urged pastors to embrace the conference spirit and avoid factional gossip to speed business.
A fashion note states evening capes in velvet and fur remain abundant, but coats with full sleeves and a narrow silhouette below the hips gain the most popularity among shoppers this season.
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