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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1927
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe notes its founding date February 20 1924 and publication arrangement with the Amarillo Daily News. It lists editors Gene Howe and Wilbur C Hawk, Associated Press affiliation, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
Carl S. Makeig, lately promoted manager of the Roswell district for Southwestern Public Service, is lauded as a key Amarillo civic leader. The town notes his departure with pride, and Roswell gains a devoted worker for the Panhandle region and the company, hoping success marks his new field.
Amarillo business community urged to join a Friday trip to Roswell New Mexico to tour the Pecos Valley and New Mexico Military Institute. Auto dealers led last week's Lubbock convoy and challenge others to match the support. The trip aims to promote Amarillo goods and acquaint residents with Roswell's trade prospects.
Amarillo police on duty outside public schools during noon hour protect students from reckless drivers. The feature argues such policing embodies the majesty of the law by safeguarding youth and teaching respect for legal order, potentially shaping future jurors and citizens.
A Settlement Worker chats with a child about family struggles. The child explains adults in their circle work hard in a restaurant, tearoom, fish market, and a resale shop, bringing home leftovers and used clothes. The father is in jail for ten years, in a bank incident.
The passage notes fashionables and an opera star backed perfume line. jokes about college heroes and film morals. a Chicago police geese incident drinking spilled liquor. odd mix of ads and prohibition agent banter.
Reuben E. Starr a longtime western Colorado Republican and former county clerk died in Grand Junction on October 5 after forty years as a resident. He served several terms as county clerk and was a notable local political figure.
Harold Henderson, 20, a junior at Colorado State Agricultural College, is recovering from wounds after a shotgun exploded during a rabbit hunt near Fort Collins, Colorado.
In Chapter XV of the Benson murder case, Miss Muriel St Clair deflects district attorney Markham with feigned indifference as he questions her links to Alvin Benson. Vance observes and warns against arrest, while Markham orders surveillance and detains her in New York to prevent flight.
In a Burgess tale, Peter Rabbit declares he will leave the Briar patch and head to the Old Pasture, while Little Mrs. Peter refuses to follow. She watches him go with tears, insisting she did not leave him.
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis told 879 AFL delegates in Los Angeles that the current restrictive law is the greatest piece of legislation in 50 years and that wage scales today would be impossible without it. He urged ending waste of natural resources and pressed for stable labor relations. Senator Hiram Johnson defended the direct primary and river development, warning labor to guard its gains.
York, Oct 5. Dr. W Armistead Gills retired U S Navy spoke to the York Lions Club defending Rear Admiral Magruder's Navy criticisms. He said 88 percent of active officers have physical defects and naval health services rely on untrained doctors and pharmacists for medical care. He urged more Magruders and fewer recruiting posters and offered to testify before the Naval Affairs Committee.
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