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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1927

Page

2

Three Killed and One Hurt in Gun Battle at Home

In Paineville Ohio, Peter McCrory aged 47 shot and killed Fred Cook 29 and Alex Cook 26 after confronting them at his estranged wife’s home. Arthur McCrory 19 was wounded in the arm as he challenged his father. Peter then killed himself. Mrs. McCrory witnessed the incident amid a recent divorce case.

Painesvilly Peter McCrory Fred Cook Alex Cook Arthur McCrory Hia Step Wee

Democracy and justice in a changing world

The piece reflects on how wealth and influence fail to guarantee jail for the rich in a democracy. It notes Europe’s postwar recovery, the end of conflict, and hopes for a rapid world revival driven by industry, electricity, and chemistry after 1914. It contrasts German stability with broader global optimism.

Europe Germany

Prince William unable to meet Abcyone on tour

Reported aboard the royal party notes Prince William injured and unavailable to greet Abcyone. An official welcome plan is in doubt as Sweden’s Swetz group and others express no greeting intention while the prince travels on a United States tour. He departs tonight at seven for Oklahoma City from Rock Island.

Prince William

Amarillo Citizens Pledge Broad City Improvements

A list proposes a program for Amarillo including lower advertising rates, cleaner streets, more parks, a municipal pool and golf course, elimination of railroad crossings, and greater livability. It calls for regulated policing driving rules, expanded bus routes, water, gas, and electric rate reductions, and new industries while extending Bivins lake access and paving dirt streets with oil.

Bivins Lake Amarillo San Jacinto

The Tactless Texan Col urchin and Local Scenes

A lively Amarillo column laments football crowd disturbances and promises strict policing at the next game. It recalls lemons thrown at Temple fans, boycotts against Waco wholesalers, and a push to rename Bivins Lake while praising civic figures amidst local quarrels.

Temple Waco Lemos Cisco Abutue Law and Order Ejeet

Bank Robbery Provokes Texas Rewards and Sheriff Portraits

In Amarillo a Texas bank heist near Odessa prompts praise of local lawmen while officials announce a 5000 dollar reward and potentially 16000 if a second robber dies. The Odessa incident involves gunfire as officers confront bandits and identify the dead man likely as Tom McBurnett, former Bell County resident.

Amarillo Panhandle Webb Odessa Franeisa West Texas Hogan Castle Rakers’ Association Port Worth Citrena National Bank W. M. Masale Association Massie Texas Lubbock Lubbock Journal Citizens National Bank of Tom McBurnett Bell County Santa Barbara California Sam H. Weaver Tom McBurnpett Santa Barbary

Mine War Tensions Rise Over Governor Adams Order

Military authorities discuss martial law thresholds as tensions flare in Colorado mines. Welborn denies a strike by C. F. & J. workers while an employes’ representative claims wage peace, and an outsider blames Rockefeller influence for ongoing conflicts amid mine killings.

Adams Martial Ly Welborn Heist Colorado The Methodist Church Rockefeller Company

Tunney and Dempsey Fight Echoes in Public Debate

A reader letters page weighs the Gene Tunney vs Jack Dempsey bout. The author argues on who won, criticizes the referee, notes public fickleness and boxing eras, and recalls Dempsey’s career and Tunney’s performance amid wary pictures and future rematches.

Folsom Prison Mutiny Ends After Armistice

Warden reports seven prisoners dead and seventeen wounded after a daylong uprising at Folsom Prison. Negotiations opened at 6 15 am with a well educated speaker prompting safe surrender and assurances against beatings or hangings. Ed Bathurst and guard Ed Purcell facilitated weapon surrender, ending the siege without further bloodshed.

Red Shannon Jen” Webber Tony Brown Bingleton Folsom Smith Brown Singleton O. K Ed Bathurst Bathurst Ed Purcell

Seven Nations Near Tense Prewar Diplomacy

Seven European powers clash over treaties as disarmament talks approach and Italy and Albania align with Jugoslavia against France. The adriatic balance, Balkan influence, and potential for conflict drive a fragile diplomacy. France backs Jugoslavia while Italy counteracts with Albanian alliance.

United Press London Europe France Jugo Slavia Italy Albania Adriatic Sea Juge Slavia Trentier Balkans Kay ugo-Slavia Benito Mussolini

Notation on Seasonal Clerk Frustrations and Orders

A fragmented note cites annoyed clerks and seasonal pressure. It mentions instructing mothers to decide before shopping whether they want a sofa pillow or a package of raisins and urges adherence to stated suggestions.

Eugene Blount Dies in Nacogdoches

Eugene H. Blount a statesman financier and philanthropist died suddenly in Nacogdoches today. He was associated with the Navy and held prominent public and charitable roles.

Eugene Blount Nacogdoches Associated Press Navy Eugene H. Blount

Police Warn Against Ignoring Traffic Tags in Amarillo

Amarillo police announce heavy fines for drivers who ignore tags from traffic violations. This morning two offenders were fined after disregarding notices. Capt. Lee Miller warned further cases would receive similar treatment and warned fines could reach 800.

Amarillo Lee Miller Miller

Constitutional Oil Drilling Law Upheld in Texas

Assistant Attorney General Paul D. Page Jr. reported that the U S circuit court of appeals in New Orleans upheld Texas rules restricting oil wells within 300 feet of a property line and 150 feet of a producer. The decision affirmed a lower court ruling in a $9 million suit by the Oxford Oil Co against Atlantic Producing Co, with the railroad commission’s oil and gas division named as co defendant. Oxford contended restrictions caused roughly $8 million in losses.

Associated Press Austin Paul D. Page, Jr United States Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleana Texas Oxford Oil Company Atlantic Producing Company Railroad Commission Oil and Gas Division Oxford Company

Ruth Snyder to precede lover to electric chair

Ruth Brown Snyder will be executed at Sing Sing the week of January 9, preceding her former lover Henry Judd Gray who shares the sentence for the Albert Snyder murder. Officials say she will not wait outside the death chamber while Gray is in the chair due to her deteriorating nerves.

Mra. Sanders O. W United Press Sing Sing Prison Ossinging N. Y Ruth Brown Snyder Henry Judd Gray Albert Snyder

Aged man confesses to slain wife Bibb admits killing wife in Richmond

In Richmond Virginia on November 25 Bickers M Bibb aged 62 told a neighbor I ve killed my wife then surrendered to a patrolman fifteen minutes later He confessed to beating Mrs Bibb to death with a heavy ornamental clock after choking her Police found the wife dead with many gashes to head and shoulders

Associated Press Richmond Bickers M. Bibb Bibb

Mrs. Minnie J. Patterson Dies in Local Hospital

Minnie J. Patterson 41 died after a long illness at a local hospital at 11 p.m. Thursday. She is survived by husband Olin P. Patterson of 1206 West Seventh, parents W. H. Welsh of Caney Kansas, one daughter Mrs. C. C. Bearden of Dalhart, and four siblings. Body sent to Dalhart. funeral at Dalhart Cemetery Sunday at 3 p.m.

Minnie J. Patterson Olin P. Patterson West Seventh Street W. H. Welsh Caney Kansas C. C. Bearden Dalhart W. F E. Welsh C. H. Pine Afton Okla J. W. Hough Springfield Dave Raines Sardis Oklahoma Blackburn Funeral Home Buriel Dalhart Cemetery

Just Police Edgar A. and the rest ah

Very bright her smile is seldom does he smile very smart her style is He stems out of style Strangers gaze and wonder How it all began Did he make a blunder Choosing such a man Man I'd say is never.

Hundred Percent List Grows With Community Chest Drive

The Community Chest campaign resumes with many workers in the field. McKinley School and Tyler Street School join the 100 percent list, bringing the total to 25 names. Local businesses and organizations contributing include E King Dry Goods, Johnson Ranch and Royalty, Seaboard Life Insurance, Pandle Motor, McKinley teachers and pupils, and the Fleischman Yeast company among others.

Community Chest McKinley Tyler Street E. King Dry Goods Company Kearns Grain and Seed Company Johnson Ranch and Royalty Company Williams-Boyce Insurance Company Pool Drug Company Elburn Funeral Home Tyler Str School Fleishma Yeast Company

Markets Report Kansas City and Across Regions

Livestock and commodities across markets show hogs steady with top near 9.10, cattle and sheep mixed as buyers absorb tunings in Oklahoma City and Port Worth. Cotton futures react to notices while exchanges in New York and New Orleans show firm openings and subsequent fluctuations. Domestic poultry prices hold steady with fowls and turkeys listed.

Kansas City Associated Press Ehotee Fed Lambs Others Oklahoma City The Port Worth the Associates Press Rassen New Orleans New York

Opening stock market shows mixed gains and declines

Prices moved unevenly at the opening with International Combustion up 1 4, Abitibi Power Postum and Montgomery Ward up 1 each, while General Motors and related stocks slipped. Ford car display news weighed GM, with other automakers showing gains in the same session. Continental Motors and Paige- Detroit led automotive moves as United States Steel fell and Advance Hainey preferred rose.

New York Associated Press International Combustion Abitibi Power Postum Montgomery-Ward General Motors Mack Trucks Soo Ford Continental Motors Jordan Paige-Detroit Stromberg United States Steel Common Advance Hainey Intercontinental Rubber International Paper

Father and two children die in gas fumes mishap

Poisonous gas fumes during experiments with an electrical apparatus suffocated Cicero Ritchie 57 and his children Ruth 23 and Baren 14 in Badin North Carolina. The bodies were found by Mrs. Ritchie and another son after police forced entry.

Associated Presse Badin N. C Cicero Ritchie Ruth Baren

Wheat decline at Chicago follows Liverpool loss and world prices

Wheat futures at Chicago fell sharply with a late day decline after lower Liverpool and Buenos Aires cables. Cash markets eased with receipts at 25 cars and cash prices down. Corn and oats followed the trend with mixed cash strength and quiet activity. Provisions also slipped as the day closed. Relatively active stock list included Chrysler Coca Cola General Electric and United States Steel among others.

New York Associated Press Liverpool Chicago Liverpo Buenos Aires

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Ohio Family Prince Old Tack City Commission Amarillo Lake Lie Uuwotine Ds Far Thane Frais Gulf of Mexico Brownse Doneteg & Chirdgeartia Frites Jake Tack Rockefeller Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Rockfeller Coal and Iron Corporation Slll New Mexico Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Cal Farley Dempsey Barry Tunney Gene Ariaen Grover Bergdoll Wise Boys Beezer Rickard America G Tunney Gonp Charley Paddock Firpo Jack Hollywood Jacks Ruth Snyder Edgar A Lady Man Edgar A. Guest Edgar A. Quest East ST. Louis Bart ST. Louis Great Britain Belgium Japan Montreal J. Paul Timted Pres Chrysler Coca Cola Consolidated Cigars Corn Products Dodge Motors du Pont de Nemours General Electric Great Western Houston Hudson Motors Hopp Motors Illinois Central & Texas James EF. Bennett Telg American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison, Topeka & 5 Baltimore & Ohio Rarnsdall Corporation Bethlehem Steel Cerri de Paseo Chicago & Altonae Kansas City Southern Kelly-Springfield Kennecott Copper Marland Oil Miami Copper Missouri Missouri ,Pacific Montgomery Ward & Moon Motors Nash Motors National Biscuit Ohio Packard Motor Phillips Petroleum Radio Republic Iron & Steel Sears, Roebuck & Co Shell Union Oil Southern Pacific Southern Railway Stewart Warner Studebaker Texts & Pacific Timken Union Pacific U. S United States Steel Victor Talking Machine Willys-Overland Woolworth
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