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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
2
A curio filled reminiscence recalls Mrs. Grover Cleveland shedding a bustle to spark a cultural shift and jokes about nails and dirt farmers. The note critiques Hoover era tariffs, Smoot Hawley, and rural decline while previewing winter hardships and local social gossip about Shorty and the Sandies.
Henry W. Stanley arrives for three days of lectures on advanced retail salesmanship to help merchants and salespeople adapt to changing times. Four lectures daily Monday to Wednesday cover current retail trends and what to expect next spring as business cycles shift. Additionally, 13 deer are to be released in the Panhandle with most near Palo Duro Canyon. A neighbor anecdote contrasts illness recovery with a sharp door joke. A missing white gold wrist watch, purse, and key offer a $10 reward at The News-Globe office.
The speaker attacks Hoover’s policies and party loyalty, arguing the Republican candidate’s allegiance harms the nation amid mass unemployment. He stresses lifelong beliefs and condemns the candidate’s recent party shift and political ambition over public welfare.
City employees face 10 to 20 percent pay reductions starting Saturday. The move, paired with salary eliminations from resignations, is expected to save about $5,000 monthly, per city commission estimates.
Details show McCormick, 28, also alias known, facing multiple charges including liquor violations, robbery with firearms, and larceny of an automobile. He received a parole and conditional pardon in a prior case and may have aided sister Mrs. Faye Hepperlin in looting over $1,000. Defense notes include Indiana birth and a wife. Final judgments involved suspended sentences and fines for several defendants in related liquor and whiskey cases. The judge criticized liquor-law enforcement while noting leniency due to informer complications. The Lelia Lake trial closes the criminal docket as Judge Wilson plans Fort Worth stay.
The testimony describes Bailey resuming abuse and striking Harvey with a hammer at about 5 A M The victim reached for a hammer as Old Billy the Fox Terrier witnessed the scene and he states she aimed to bruise his face to stop the beating
A verse portrait of a man torn between family expectations and a call to the sea. His mother hopes for a preacher, his father for a lawyer, but he yearns for ships and sailors, living sixty years as an ordinary drudge. His dream to sail remains unfulfilled.
The passage notes Samuel Insull’s situation from Athens and states the United States has no extradition treaty with the Turkish republic.
Martin J. Insull, linked to the Chicago utilities collapse, was remanded until November 4. His $50,000 bail remains in force as the date approaches. the delay was agreed by his counsel, Illinois state counsel, and Judge Holmes of Simcoe County.
The government of Manchukuo reached an agreement with Japan giving Manchukuo control of all Manchuria railways except the South Manchurian Railway. Effective January 1, Manchukuo would absorb state lines with no compensation and reimburse private line investors.
Cotton consumed in September totaled 491 655 bales of lint and 61 808 of linters, up from August and similar to last year. On hand September 30, lint and linters stood in consuming establishments at 1 087 286 and 269 404, with public storage and compresses showing 7 969 280 lint and 53 891 linters.
The report lists lint and linters counts for September and August, with year over year figures, then moves to Kansas City livestock prices. Hogs show 4 000 head, steady to 10 cents higher than Thursday. cattle and calves range widely with steers around 7.85 to 9.26 per 100 pounds, cows around 2.65 to 4.25, and lambs and sheep prices noted. New York stock letters describe a buoyant rally as shorts cover and several leaders rise sharply.
Thedford's Black-Draught praised for long standing reliability and value. Consumers seek a good, effective laxative offering dependable relief from ordinary constipation. 25 doses in a 25 cent package. For Children, Syrup of Thedford's Black-Draught offered as a pleasant tasting option.
A large supply of Democratic campaign literature has been received at the district Democratic headquarters on the ground floor of the Oliver Eakle building. Secretary-manager Harward Beville invites Democrats of the Panhandle to visit and secure the literature for distribution.
In Jacksonville on October 14, prosecutors neared the end of the trial of George W. Courson and Solomon Higginbotham, charged with the torture death of a convict. Only rebuttal testimony and final arguments remained.
A man writes to Tack on a farming and trucking issue seeking employment after a month without work. The note hints at ongoing labor hardship and readiness to take available tasks.
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