24 Nov 1926
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1926
Page
1
A long fragment covers views on the Queen's visit, Tagore, Mussolini assassination plots, empathy and Hall Mills, with scattered names and garbled lines. The passage blends commentary on Americans, Asia, Europe politics, and psychology terms, ending in unreadable garble.
John A. Stewart, head of the Republican League of Clubs, says he spoke with President Harding weeks before Harding’s death and alleges the president planned to break with Albert B. Fall on major issues. Stewart accuses Washington and press circles of spreading scandalous innuendo that could harm Harding’s reputation.
The state and Amarillo Oil Company settled a long antitrust case over exclusive gas supply to Panhandle Pipeline. The judgment of 40000 dollars, the minimum fine for days of operation contrary to law, ends the dispute.
Wil Stevens, brother of Mrs Frances Stevens Hall, wraps seven minutes on the witness stand in the Hall Mills case delivering brisk, colorful testimony. His performance is described as well poised with a strong vocabulary as he counters the special prosecutor Alexander Simpson.
Queen Marie of Romania and her children Nicholas and Ioana left New York aboard the Berengeria bound for Bucharest after a 30 day U S tour covering 10 000 miles. Police seized incendiary circulars critical of Romanian rulers. guards kept tight watch but no arrests were reported.
Funeral services were held for Amos D Coffey aged child of Mr and Mrs Coffey of 1200 Johnson street who died from injuries after being struck by a car at the corner of Tenth and Lincoln streets Sunday afternoon. He passed away Monday night at 11 o clock.
The city prepares for Thanksgiving with union services at First Baptist Church led by Rev. Lewis N. Stuckey and Bishop Seaman of the Episcopal church. Denominational services at St Andrews and Holy Communion follow, with most stores and businesses closing for the day.
Readable fragment odd text mentions Plainview trip with stray letters and partial phrases. No clear event or individuals identified.
G. B. Popham and Mrs. M. C. Barfield, both later married, were reunited and married yesterday in county court by Judge Sam Motlow. The groom recalled their first marriage from 35 years ago and declined to state if former spouses are alive.
Operators view Humble Oil and Refining’s announced trunk pipeline from Panhandle to the Gulf as a solution to months of congestion. The $10 million eight inch line, connecting Burnett ranch tanks to Humble’s Gulf trunk, plus Prairie’s spur to Oklahoma, signals stronger spring output possibly up to 200000 barrels daily and counters critics of Panhandle sulphur content.
A witness in the Benton Harbor case was kidnapped and the arrest or charge details involve the “King” Ben trial. The report notes a request by officials and references a tense legal setting tied to the Beebweter matter and related events impacting the ongoing court proceedings.
Bonded whisky totaling 105 gallons valued at about 6000 dollars was seized at noon today in a Randall county house just across the line in Am arillo. The raid, conducted by Potter and Randall county officers with warrants from Canyon, found labels for famous bonded brands and apparel of a woman in the furnished bungalow.
Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson pardoned Jeff Brimberry who confessed to killing his wife for insurance. Senator Walter C. Woodward testified before a house committee that Brimberry had given written and oral confessions, was earlier sentenced to life after a change of venue, and that a parole had been granted before the pardon.
In a liquor case a local team faces legal action and a two year suspended sentence for a participant. The incident centered on a GO Barres venue with involvement from Deke and others. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Arows Reservation Indeame receives a formal award amid community recognition. Officials from the local government praised the recipient for notable service and contributions to regional development.
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