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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe details publishing schedule and contact information. It lists founding date February 20 1924 and post office details, and notes Associated Press affiliation and mail rates for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
Dr. P W Horn president of Tech college at Lubbock wires Dr R Thomsen pastor of the Central Presbyterian church inviting him to give the opening sermon at Tech college Sunday night. The service will unite the student body and the Lubbock churches and honors Amarillo's China Han community and its esteemed pastor.
The 70 year old Panhandle businessman J. M. Edelen faces charges of a hideous crime. Supporters urge fair treatment until facts are known and he is given chance to defend himself. If guilty he deserves punishment, if not, the wrong should be righted.
W A Fisk of International Harvester expects to enlarge and improve the Amarillo Tri-State fair in 1926. He led this year’s large implement and machinery exhibit, praising Amarillo and Foreseeing a top national level fair in coming years. He credits his experience with fairs and public undertakings and urges more leaders like him to drive growth.
French automobile manufacturers plan to produce 159000 cars this year, breaking all previous production records. The forecast emphasizes rising output across major firms and signals strong demand in domestic and export markets.
New York observations describe fashion shifts and urban scenes from Oct. 2. The piece notes short coats, narrow pants, leisure girded women, bustling theater districts, and a parade of distinctive characters from Smokey Joe Martin to Noel Coward. It surveys nightly city life, street voices, and late hours, ending with images of restless, shadowed figures and workers seeking escape.
In Binghamton New York on October 2 the McBinco Brokerage Company ledgers are scrutinized as Fred W Beale president and GM faces indictment for grave robbing. Authorities audit accounts while state troops search for funds linked to Beale whose burned car and a body found nearby prompt further inquiry into the affair. Dorothy Bolger and her husband Charles Bolger appeared at police headquarters denying involvement. Beale's family asserts his name will be cleared.
A. N. Smith a Canyon real estate dealer owns a violin dated 256 years old. It has lingered in the Texas Panhandle for over thirty five years and played at many cowboy dances. The relic was named among the Panhandle relics by Amarillo Tri-State fair exhibits and the Panhandle Plains Historical Society collection. County mans 112 Weat Seventh.
Letter to the editor argues Wiley Pollard acted within his sworn duty when arresting Wortham Show operators, condemns immunity promises by fair officials, and urges honoring law over political expedience. The note defends officers and critiques unlawful show operations tied to Tri-State fair.
Canyon Oct 2 Miss Jennie C Ritchie longtime figure at West Texas State Teachers College has been chosen by President J A Hill to serve as dean of women for the 1925 1926 session. Her associate is Miss Mattie Swayne with Miss Mary McLean set to join next year.
Martha Dennison, 41, faces distance from her husband and children while her bond with Perry Macdonald deepens. Natalie, Arthur, and Lucien Bartlett pursue risky loves as the Den nison apartment shelters shifting loyalties and secret flirtations amid a rising romance that may not last. Five acts vaudeville and Tom Mix in The Rainbow Trail at the Fair Friday and Saturday.
Natalie and Arthur pursue distinct paths while John Dennison, living at the Madison Avenue apartment, sees little of his wife. The fragment suggests tensions in a married circle and shifts in personal trajectories within the household.
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