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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1927
Page
3
Acting City Manager Thomas Cartwright said police exceeded authority by arresting at the ball park after a cushion throwing melee at the Amarillo Wichita Falls game. Fans and band members were hit as cushions showered the stands during Thanksgiving Day football.
Mr. Cartwright defends police actions saying fans were subject to criticism for overstepping authority after arrests at the station. He notes the ball park lies outside city limits, hence outside police jurisdiction.
Dr. Adolf Lorenz of Vienna, age 73, arrives in New York to stage a drama based on his Steinach rejuvenation experiences. He calls the work highly moral and says if the play is not produced he will publish it as a book.
Lieut. Eugene A. Cayley recovered a wrecked plane and the bodies of Privates F. R. Emory and Wm. D. Zollman a few miles from Uniontown Pennsylvania. The fliers left Washington for Columbus on Friday morning and were missing since. Also noted is a visit by Florence Reeder of Vernon to Mrs. Ayra Byzrs in Uniontown.
A shipment to Potter County Library adds poetry volumes to the collection. Included are Through Magic Casements compiled by George S. Carhart and Paul A. McGhee, Collected Poems of Edwin Arlington Robinson, Citadels by Margaret Wilkinson, Eve Walks In Her Garden by Louise Ayres Garnett, and Play grounds of the Nation a government bulletin on parks. Also present are Three Wives by Beatrice Kean Seymour That Man Hein by Browne and This Believing World by Browne with Ama rillo readers especially interested in the latter.
Marcus L. Kenner vice president of the National Association of the Deaf disputes Chief City Magistrate McAdoo’s claim that deaf drivers are reckless. He says he rode with nearly 100 deaf drivers across thousands of miles and found them all cautious and conscientious behind the wheel.
Judge Shook ruled that evidence suggesting the defendant once had a diseased mind may be admitted to justify a broad defense. The Remus murder case proceeds with disputed causation theories and expanded inquiry into mental state.
Mr and Mrs E O Northcutt of 1207 Polk Street welcome a baby girl born Saturday morning at Northwest Texas Hospital. The child weighed eight and a half pounds and both mother and baby are well. Mrs Northcutt is formerly Miss Gladys Collins, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank T Collins.
Abel G. Warshaw ski, an American born artist who spends much time in Europe, believes American women are losing their beau and charm as they rush to masculine clothes haircuts manners and morals, while American men grow more effeminate.
Hanson Post of the American Legion hosts a public dance Wednesday night to open Mike Pegues garage at 207 Pierre Street across from the Herring hotel. A nominal charge funds the event, free admission for Legionnaires and auxiliary members, with proceeds aiding post expenses and the Auxiliary.
A committee of Boy Scoutmasters will meet at Boy Scout headquarters in the municipal auditorium at 7:40 this evening to prepare the first draft of an efficiency standard for Amarillo Boy Scouts. The draft will be submitted to the next regular scoutmasters meeting for action.
Out of forty one persons arrested Saturday night by sheriffs and constables departments only one remained in custody this morning. The group faced varied misdemeanor charges including disturbing the peace and vagrancy and were released on payment of fines.
Mr and Mrs John Wyeth and Mr and Mrs W M Clark of St Joseph Mo and Mr and Mrs Cy Leland of Dex Moines Iowa are guests of Mr and Mrs Gene Howe Wyeth is president of Wyeth Hardware Clark is general manager of Aunt Jemima Mills and Leland is general manager of Des Moines Electric Light Power company
Mrs Snyder and James D Crooks, a married salesman, claim they can supply executioner services if called. In a letter to Governor Smith Crooks argues many women try to shoot their way out of marriages and offers to enforce strict gender equality.
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