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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1927
Page
6
The Globe recounts a staff detective investigation into a supposed stray dog poison plot. A guinea pig named Ermintrude survived the tests, debunking the plot and prompting focus on humane stray dog control, urging concerted city measures to prevent rabies.
Texas should shift buying away from California and other states. Amarillo records show many dollars and tons of grapes sold to growers in California, while Texas can raise grapes in the Panhandle. Eastern Panhandle farmers prove grapes can thrive here, supporting a plea to grow regional fruit and reduce out of state imports.
The article notes that over 125000 buyers have placed sight unseen orders for Ford's new models based on faith in Henry Ford. It highlights unprecedented industrial trust as buyers know little about price or exact features beyond rumors and brief newspaper hints.
Dr. Julius Glenn of the U S Department of Commerce warns that a return to pre war business norms is unlikely and impractical. He notes American business has shifted since 1921 from old methods to dynamic, volatile practices and urges vigilance, data driven decisions, and rapid correction of misreads.
John Kane a 60 year old Pittsburgh house painter earned place in Carnegie Museum international painting exhibit after persisting from an earlier rejection. His Scene from the Scottish Highland was praised by Homey Saint Gaudens and hung beside masterworks in the gallery. Kane spoke from his dilapidated Strip district room about avoiding fuss over the achievement.
District attorney John F. N. Markham questions Captain Philip Leacock about threats against Alvin Benson and possible connections to the night of the shooting. Leacock acknowledges a threat at a Pryfe party, denies possessing or lending a gun, and contests implications surrounding Miss Muriel St Clair.
A collage of 1920s quips on fashion and crime contrasts with a murder mystery scene. Markham questions Captain Leacock about a shooting as surveillance follows a suspect, while Vance notes Leacock’s nervy reaction and hints at a developing lead. To Be Continued.
The West Texas Utilities company forms to include all properties of the American Public Service in central West Texas. The move accompanies sale of Halsey, Stuart and company and others of a 12.5 million dollar first mortgage bond issue. The new company will serve ninety seven communities.
Peter Rabbit narrowly escapes danger after leaping over a log and startling Mr Blacksnake. The snake sheds its old coat becoming new and nearly blind until freed, then emerges vibrant and hungry. The tale ends with a teaser for the next story.
A playful party puzzle centers on a horse tied with a four foot rope to a halter. The hay lies fifteen feet away. The rope remains tied to the halter and the other end unattached, so the horse walks to the hay and pulls it closer.
German factions clash over old black white red colors versus the official black red gold banner. Cologne authorities block wreaths on a cruiser relic while Nationalists press for recognition of the old colors. The debate extends to nationalist leagues and royalist sympathizers, with leaders hinting at a presidential proclamation to resolve the symbol clash.
In Paris during Fencing Week 37 women contestants showcased skill matching some men despite weaker strength. Madame Duttweiler-Dufour, trained by her father in Switzerland and later by Professor Heller in Paris, leads the French fencers and runs her late father’s school.
Pay day expected for Battery B of the 131st Field Artillery as guardsmen prepare to receive three months of pay at the armory. Paymaster Blucher Tharp announces all members will be on checks tonight.
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