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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1927

Page

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Train Hits Auto. Three Die in Dallas Crossing

Three people die and three schoolchildren injured when a Cedar Hill area auto is struck by a Santa Fe train at a Dallas grade crossing. The driver Mrs. Emmet Wilson, 16 year old Benjamin Wilson, 16 year old Mildred Carroll among the dead. others injured.

Associated Press Dallas Santa Fe Emmet Wilson Benjamin Mildred Carroll James K. Polk Wilson Wilson S. T. Moore, Jr Eugenia Stillman Cedar Hill

Pirates and Yankees Involved In High Scoring Inning Battle

In a tense game, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig led a Yankee assault against the Pirates. Key moments include Gehrig’s three base hit in the first and Ruth’s later homer as Meadows and Cvengros exited the mound. The Pirates struggled with Pennock and Lazzeri's defense as Ruth sparked a late rally.

Coolidge and Johnson Push Government Roles in Projects

Arthur Brisbane surveys the day’s issues with President Coolidge pledging action on flood control for the Mississippi Valley, Senator Hiram Johnson backing Boulder Dam for power irrigation and water. He cites labor and utilities debates, stock market activity, and a Mexico election scene as context.

Los Angeles Calif Coolidge Hiram Johnson Boulder Dam Colorado River Boulder Canyon United States

Oil Refinery for Panhandle Confirmed

A report received from Frank Phillips of Phillips Petroleum in Bartlesville confirms a 10,000 barrel oil refinery for the Panhandle. Borger was suggested as a possible site though no definite announcement was made. The company, a large independent producer, already has crude storage to keep the plant running at full capacity.

Panhandle Frank Phillips Phillips Petroleum Company Bartlesville Borger Imade Phillips Company

Weather Forecast Tonight Through Saturday

Tonight and Saturday will be fair with mild temperatures. Extremes expected around 68 and 46. Earlier readings show morning temps from 47 to 58 with a noontime high, ambulance contact listed as Blackburn at phone 21.

Indictment Returned in Doctor Lilliendahl Slaying

An indictment charging murder in the first degree was returned against Mrs. Margaret E. Lilliendahl, widow of Dr. A. William Lilliendahl, and Willis Beach, alleged admirer, for the September 15 killing near Hammonton New Jersey reported by The Associated Press from Maystown.

Associated Press Maystanding N. J A. William Lilliendahl Hammonton Margaret E. Lilliendahl Willis Beach

Execution of Charles Birger Postponed by Supreme Court

A stay of execution for Charles Birger, the Southern Illinois gang leader sentenced to hang October 15 for the murder of Mayor Joe Adams of West City, was granted today by the state supreme court on his petition for a writ of error and supersedeas.

Springfield, II Charles Birger Joe Adams West City Supreme Court

Departure of Junkers Plane Delayed By Sea Fog

In Lisbon on Oct 7 the departure of the Junkers plane D-1230 bound for the Azores en route to the United States was postponed due to thick sea fog. The line included references to ambulances and printing services, with Manney Pty. Co. and Rule Blog noted in the text.

Lisbon Portugal Azores United States Manney Pty. Co

Express Planes Pass Over City

A fog delayed the first Continental Airways express flight from Denver to New Orleans via Amarillo. Pilot J. M. Patterson and Donald H. Howard, VP, traveled 260 miles off course to Amarillo with 750 pounds of express. Refueled, the plane pressed on to Fort Worth and then New Orleans. Planes are to pass Amarillo each afternoon in both directions.

Rocky Mountain Denver New Orleans Amarillo Continental Airways, Inc J. M. Patterson Donald H. Howard Fort Worth

Ninth Inning Fielding Shifts as Pirates Edge Dodgers

In the ninth inning Dugan fouled a ball through the box while Rhyne threw out Bengough at first. Dugan advanced to second as Traynor drew a hit from Pennock and was thrown out. No runs, one hit, no errors. Groh batted for eee and singled weakly off Pennock. Waner hit a Texas leaguer to left. Rhyne flied out to Combs. L Waner walked to second. Waner popped to Lazzeri. Additional notes list local businesses and a fire insurance contact.

Associated Press Koenig L. Waner Rhyne Meusel P. Waner Yankees Meadows Comba Combs Babe Wright Combs Gehrig Barnhart Wright Gooch Pirates Lazzeri Harris Pennock Yankee Dugan Babe Ruth Ruth Meuser Traynor Meuse Grabowski Pencock Joad Bleusel Wirates Lazzeri Rhyno Laveeri Durst Lazzgg Larzeri Yankee Artillery Bush Pirate Cvengros Combes Nune Worales Bengough New York Spencer Pittsburgh Pittsby Waner Weight Crengros Groh Genra Kath Lezzeri Meunel Ob Grabowsk Rengough Pennach Grabowsk Pittaborgh Koenig Barnhart Gerig Moran Nalin Quigley Ormeby Rune Eee Texas

Mexican revolutionary figure Alfonso de la Huerta shot near Nogales

Body of Alfonso de la Huerta, brother of Adolfo de la Huerta, arrives at Nogales Sonora after a clash with federal troops. General Aguirre says eight Yaqui Indians and nine others fought. Alfonso and one officer were killed. Adolfo claims Alfonso was kidnapped, crossed the border, and briefly spared from execution before fleeing with him.

Associated Press Nogales Sonora Mexico Alfonso de la Huerta Adolfo de la Huerta Aguirre Mexican Federal Army de la Huerta Imarez Medina James Hig Los Angeles Alfonso

Levine Faces U S Suit for 500 000 Claim

Berlin Oct 7 Charles A Levine appeared unperturbed when shown dispatches saying the federal government plans to sue him for six hundred thousand dollars over a war contract unless a out of court compromise is reached He said we have a counterclaim exceeding this amount and our chances of collection are better than the governments. Levine remained in Berlin only a few hours to transact private business and then flew to Dortmund at noon He will embark on the Leviathan on October 11.

Associated Presa Berlin Charles A. Levine Washington Levine Dortmund

Ranch Property Theft Reported North Of City

James L. Noland reported theft at a Masterson ranch camp 25 miles north of the city. Items stolen include a tent wearing apparel silver a portable talking machine and linen. Robbery believed staged between October 1 and October 5.

Masterson Ranch James L. Noland

Attack Bigamy Defense Theory In Charlotte Court

In Charlotte on October 7 a bigamy case against Rev. Willis T. Jordan moves to assess his mental condition with court physicians. The records include three marriage ceremonies with only one legally binding. Jordan returned to court and faced Emma Landridge Jordan, who testified she was shocked by his alleged elopement.

United Pres Charlotte N. C Willis T. Jordan Amnedia Superior Court Jordan Emma Landridge Jordon Jordon

Deadly Malady Sweeping Alaskan Community

A mysterious epidemic threatens Unalaska Alaska with seven hundred residents facing possible extermination. The Coast Guard cutter Northland races toward Unalaska to aid the village which has no doctors or nurses and only a single physician aboard the ship to combat the illness.

United Prev Washington Unalagka Alaska Coat Guard Coast Guard Northand Unalaska Northland

Caves Hit Kimberly-Clark Mill In Appleton

A theater-floor collapse at the Kimberly-Clark mill in Appleton Wisconsin injured at least twenty workers. Authorities said the cave in occurred without warning and several construction crew members were trapped beneath debris as rescue crews dig through the wreckage. The plant is described as the largest paper mill in the United States.

Associated Press Appleton Wis Kimberly-Clark Kimberly United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Huerta Milton United Press Yankee Stadium New York Yanks Pittsburgh Pirates Herb Pennock Star Southpaw Babes Ruth Herbie The Star Company Arthur Brisbane America Globe Mr Brisbane China Genral Motors Stock Exchange Wall Street Sarah C. Draper France la Rosiere Mexico City Alvarez Calles Serrano Blackburn Ambulance DR. Lilliendahl Griggs Ambulance D. W. Owen Fire Insurance Potter County Lumber Co Edwards Yeterday Globe News U. S
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