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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1924

Page

5

Texas Receives Bronze Statue Gift From Madame Whitney Warren

Governor Neff announced Texas will receive a bronze statue by Madame Con Phane Whitney Warren, depicting a Texas cowboy on a broncho. The gift arrives via Galveston, following Warren’s letter and Neff’s New York discussions, with critics noting the sculptor’s animal treatment and Paris recognition.

Austin Tcowbay Madame Con- Phane Whitney Warren Paris Texas Poi M. Neff Wedineton Neff New York Whitney Werren Seudptresa State of Galvadon Partt

Reconciliation Between Mayor Kendrick and Butler in Philadelphia

Mayor William Moore announces reconciliation between Mayor W Freeland Kendrick and Gen. Mars D. Butler director of public works. C. F. Winn reports new residences are being built in the Medden addition.

Butler Philadelphia W. Freeland Kendrick Gen Mrdies D. Butler Public One Wiliam Moore C. F. Winn Medden

Picture Shows General Hines New Chief of Staff

A photo captures Mal.e Gen. Tohn bh. Hines just after taking on duties as chief of staff succeeding Gen. John J. Pershing. The image marks a transition in military leadership with Hines positioned to guide staff affairs at a high level.

Mal.e Gen Tohn Bh. Hines Gen John J. Pershing

Wounded Dove Reaches Freedom Near Amarillo

A dove with a wounded wing was found by Frank Taylor of Amarillo who nursed the bird back to health with healing remedies. After days of care the dove recovered and flew from his hand, seemingly toward the sky, before vanishing as a small dot toward the clouds.

Frank Teyier Taylor Edo Mr. Taylor

West Virginia Senatorial Contender Calls on President

Col. Guy D. Goff former assistant Attorney General expected to replace Senator Elkins as a Republican contender from West Virginia. He called on President Coolidge during a Washington visit.

Guy D. Goff West Virgginia Elkins President Coolidge Washington

W M A Second Baptist to Hold Regular Meeting Tomorrow

The W. M. A. of Second Baptist church will meet tomorrow at 2 30 in the afternoon for a regular business meeting. All circles are asked to bring monthly reports.

Second Baptist Church

Birthplace of Man in Mongolia Sparks Paleontological Debate

The Associated Press reports near a Mongolian site a large ancient fauna is uncovered with many mammals reptiles and birds, suggesting possible links to human origins. Tombs of Chinese rulers predate Tutankhamen, with bronze artefacts and tapestries found nearby.

Worloff Moncolia Roy Chapman Andrews American Museum of Natural History of New York Nozlefi Rozloff

Hessein Still Holds Mecca Reports Say

London reports King Huse of the Hedras girl holds Mecca per Cairo updates. Wahabi tribesmen show no new advance while peace talks may have begun. Indian Caliphate influence and British intervention loom over the tension in the region. Real estate agents predict rising prices in San Jacinto and nearby areas.

London Huse Mecca Cairo Holy Ocntre Morning Post Indian Caliphate Committee Fineséin San Jacinto Amarité

Weather and Rain Report Tracks Cotton Week Progress

The weekly weather summary notes rainfall varied by region with light rain in central areas and heavier amounts in western portions. Texas shows steady cotton progress while Oklahoma and Arkansas benefited from rains. picking continued in Louisiana and top drop development faced delays in Oklahoma.

Washington Ort Department of Aagrtculture Atlantic Coast Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana

Amarillo Courts See Fewer Cases In Morning Review

Citizens of Amarillo are described as rarely breaking laws, leaving courts with little to do if notable cases were removed from the docket. The remark was noted in this morning’s discussion.

Amarillo

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