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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1934
Page
2
The forecast warns of another unsettled spell with rain or wet snow possible. Colder by Tuesday or Wednesday, then clear and warm on Thursday for high school football. Thanksgiving Day expected ideal for football.
Senator Lewis of Illinois claims rumors that major provisions in the canal treaty dispute were dropped in a new accord with Canada. He says removal of these provisions would resolve the central controversies that led to the treaty's defeat. Nicholas Schwall, who lived as a Robinson Crusoe in the Wisconsin north woods after absconding from a bank, faced a late federal sentencing for embezzlement.
A reader asks to publish a letter in Tack column seeking someone who would give them assistance. The message requests inclusion in the page and mentions a plea for help from a community perspective.
In New York Navy 26, the Wendel mansion on Fifth Avenue is being torn down to make way for a five and ten cent store. Wrecking chief Big Ed Walsh notes the salvage and copper values, while the 78 year old mansion loses its historic interior and era.
Alfred Wells 73 died at his home 2215 Buchanan Street at 9 last night. Funeral services will be at 4 tomorrow from Griggs Funeral Chapel with Pastor Robert C. Jones of the Church of Christ officiating. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Survived by widow Susie Wells two sons and two daughters A H Wells Amarillo Frank Wells Durham Okla Mrs W W Wheeler J H Quayle Nellie Wells all of Amarillo and Mrs E C Burton Canadian.
In Detroit on Sunday Rev. Fr. Charles E. Coughlin condemned the United States Chamber of Commerce for production for profit and not human needs. He said the chamber favors cooperation with Roosevelt but still opposes fair wages and true social recovery. In Chicago relatives of Ludwig Stifter and his younger brother Frederick abandoned hope after a smashed home made canoe was found on a North Side beach following their weekend cruise.
The President avoids direct involvement in the House speaker battle, meeting Senate leaders Robinson and Harrison to monitor fiscal issues. Edsel Ford and Rex Tugwell visited the White House cottage, with Tugwell staying over the weekend.
An Italian stance echoes across Europe as Hitler seeks to bind factions. Reports say Heinrich Hitler led a rising black-garbed group with cabinet status while the Reichswehr resists political oath swearing and storm troops push influence after the Boehm revolt. American naval delegates floated an informal posttreaty restraint with Britain to avoid new arms races if the Washington treaty lapses.
Mrs Maltbie awarded 1500 damages in 108th District Court against W T Gwaltney and J J Sheerin for alleged arrest related to a diamond ring missing and later recovered. Jury split damages with 450 actual against both defendants and 400 and 650 exemplary against Sheerin and Gwaltney respectively. no damages against Capt. Cain. Ring valued at 2500. Maltbie not charged.
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd announced after a second eastward flight that no continental division exists at sea level on the Antarctica ice. He sent a message to President Roosevelt proposing 200,000 square miles of ice covered territory for the United States.
Chicagoan C Ray Hansen a special investigator asserts the Lindbergh baby kidnapping involved three men. He says the child entered the home through a window, moved via a back door, and was hidden in a shack in the Sourland Mountains. He doubts immediate death occurred but believes harm followed later.
Cincinnati detectives traced a slain man found crammed in a barrel to Alvin Brunner, a Brooklyn jewelry auctioneer of 1817 Flatbush Avenue. Brunner was identified as the murder victim, shot in a Columbus jewelry store and dumped in a basement garage of Avondale, a Jewish-populated Cincinnati suburb.
Police report that William Weiss, kidnapped at his suburban home on October 26 for a $100,000 ransom, was seen entering a house in Delaware County with several men. Federal agents followed up on a tip received by phone and searched the area but gave no public updates.
Mayor Frank L. Shaw and strike leaders and company officials planned a meeting to name a board of arbitration to quickly settle the strike of union traction employees on the Los Angeles Railway, which serves about 200000 riders.
Last services for Beverly Ann Rumans infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence L Rumans were held at Griggs Chapel at 2 PM conducted by Rev E R Foster of the Assembly of God Church. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery. The Rumans home is 733 North Garfield Street.
Funeral services for John Isaac Gestes infant son of Mr and Mrs W O Gestes will be held at 3 PM tomorrow at Griggs Chapel Rev J C Sisemore of Tabernacle Baptist Church will preside Burial will be in Llano Cemetery at Front Street home 2218.
A woman and three children who rode a New York to Harrisburg bus last Wednesday are linked to a Carlisle mountains case. White claims the photograph resembles her and McElroy notes the driver left for Altoona to view the body. Authorities have not yet identified the man and woman found shot near Duncansville.
W L (Bill) Sickles 35 remained in Carson County jail in Panhandle on a murder charge after allegedly striking W E Wright 47 the water department superintendent. Wright died at St Anthony's Hospital in Amarillo from a fractured skull and concussion after an alleged motive of vengeance. Funeral services were planned at the Church of Christ with Panhandle volunteer firemen as pallbearers.
Mrs. Etta May Morgan 60 wife of C C Morgan of Dalhart died at her daughter Mrs Sid Cleghorns home 601 North Buchanan Street Amarillo at 10 40 this morning She came to Amarillo three weeks ago for surgical treatment and was a member of the Baptist Church Survivors include her husband and three daughters Mrs Grace Beard Dalhart Mrs Elma Davis Kansas City and Mrs Cleghorn N S Griggs & Sons in charge of the body.
A New York report by a commission led by Robert M. Hutchins advised immediate settlement of war debts via lump sum payments equal to a small portion of face value. The panel urged removing the debt shadow from the world and submitted a voluminous international policy study.
Houston dispatch reports a Dallas police photograph linked to the five robbers who extorted $13,991 from the Ben Milam Hotel last Wednesday. Night clerk F B Hamilton and two detectives travel to Dallas to view the suspect as security footage and tips are pursued.
The weather bureau said the tropical disturbance advance was blocked and centered about 200 miles southwest of Bermuda. It moved westward or southwestward with shifting gales. High winds from Atlantic City to Cape Hatteras were expected due to the nearby high pressure area.
Julius Grodjeski faces two cases including receiving and concealing stolen property. Clem Calhoun and Bob Underwood direct prosecution after Grodjeski was severed from O'Brien in related indictments. Trial expected to last two to three days.
The head of the Public Service Corporation of New Jersey announced the move after a legal opinion by Baker and Beck deeming the Tennessee Valley project unconstitutional. The electric institute acted on November 15 following Roosevelt's release of a New York state survey claiming yardstick based rates could cut NE electric bills by up to 40 percent.
Funeral services for Rosa Lee Forester 78 will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Pringle nine miles north of Stinnett. She died yesterday afternoon in a local hospital after an injury. Burial is in the family lot at Pringle.
Cantor Simon Bolstein of New York City has been named rabbi of an Orthodox synagogue organized here. First services were held Friday night in Room 27 of the Nunn building. Children’s services begin Sunday at 10 AM and adults classes Sunday at 2 PM.
Cotton prices rise with Liverpool cables stronger and heavy buying at the start. December hits 12.47 with March and May at 12.59, aided by a firmer stock market. Prices ease briefly before recovering, while near noon Dec at 12.45 and Mar/May at 12.59. Kansas City hogs and cattle show mixed results with hogs down 5-10 and cattle firm to higher across classes.
Fragmentary OCR hints at company names and locations such as Remington Rand and Reynolds Tohaccs with references to St Joseph and Seaboard Oil. Contains unclear percentages and times, likely scattered league or market notes. No coherent events or outcomes discernible from the text.
When patients are out of sorts, doctors ask about bowel function and what helps. Liquid laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin are favored for safety and controllable dosing, with senna and pepsin aiding overnight relief without harsh pills.
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