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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1927
Page
12
Paris couturier M. Paul Poiret, visiting Smith College students in Northampton Massachusetts, argues American women fix on one hose shade among hundreds of hues. He notes the monotony of legwear and urges variety beyond uniform color to relieve the look from knee to toe.
Ipswich Mills corporation announces a 10 percent wage reduction affecting about 1500 workers and officials at mills in Ipswich, Gloucester, and Lowell citing competition from southern mills as the season factor.
In Warsaw on November 25, an aged Russian Orthodox priest warned that God would frown on a church built to insult Poles. The Place Saxe church, a symbol of Russian rule, was demolished after decades of controversy and war damage. A hotel guest recalls the church’s removal as the will of God. Also noted is a Paris fashion feature for a scarlet mousseline nightie with lace trim.
In Mexico City Miguel Augustin Pro Juarez a Roman Catholic priest died before a firing squad while praying for his executioners He was among four executed for the attempt on General Obregon The priest gave last rites to companions and prayed with rosary before the coup de grâce and death of the others followed
Dallas reports a national campaign begins to save more than 12 million dollars yearly for cotton shippers as Commissioner Thomas leads the fight. The move targets freight rates and aims to curb rising costs impacting growers and exporters.
F Woodlock of the Interstate Commerce Commission is set to hear testimony on freight rates as part of a nationwide rate structure investigation ordered by Congress under the Hoch Smith resolution. Cotton growers seek a 20 percent rate cut. hearings opened October 20 in Atlanta and moved to Gulfport and Oklahoma City.
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