Lindbergh Ends 22,350 Mile Tour Plans Quiet Aftermath
Charles A. Lindbergh returns to New York after a 22350 mile tour, landing the Spirit of St Louis at Mitchel Field. He announces he will drop out of public life for a while, denies plans for politics films or business, and reflects on his remarkable, low-overhaul journey through 82 cities with 147 speeches and 1285 parade miles.
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United Press
New York
Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Congress
Mitchelfield
Lindbergh
Portland
Young People Revival Opens at Polk Street Church
The Young People's revival at Polk Street Methodist in Amarillo began with large crowds at both services. Dr. R. E. L. Morgan spoke on Christian Education, urging a college in Amarillo. Rev. Lewis N. Stackey led the evening talk debunking common excuses for not joining the church. Services continue each evening at 7:30.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
R. E. L. Morgan
Amarillo
Lewis N. Stackey
Stackey
Plea To Set Aside Divorce Up Friday
A hearing is slated for next Friday in Judge Geé's court in W H Krouse versus Pearl Krouse to set aside a divorce decree. Mrs Krouse filed for divorce last summer. the decree was granted in August. Krouse, formerly employed in Crane county, learned of the decree recently and now seeks to overturn it.
Old Tack's Program For a Pigg er Better Fairer Amarillo
A list of civic reforms for Amarillo advocating lower rates for advertising water gas electric, cleaner city streets, more parks and trees, a municipal pool and golf course, elimination of railroad crossings, viaducts, improved roads, regulated police and fire motor chauffeurs, public lake access, and broader efforts to attract industry while easing living costs.
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Courthouse Ldwne
Bivins Lake
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Agnals
Tactless Texan Responds to Critics and Courthouse Talk
A Texas columnist defends himself against claims of disrespect to women while addressingreader letters. He notes plans for a benefit at the Children's Home hall, discusses a duck shooting controversy involving Buck Harris and city workers, and comments on Amarillo courthouse doubts. He teases forthcoming courthouse inspections by Albert Randall George Parr and Frank Lytle, and shares flapper philosophy and grape wine musings.
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Albert Randall
George Parr
Frank Lytle
Amarillo
Dumas
Channing
Borger
Mrs Grayson Still Hopes to Reach Denmark by Air
Mrs Frances Wilson Grayson and crew on the Amphibian plane The Dawn faced engine trouble and fog after a third takeoff from Old Orchard Maine toward Copenhagen. The craft landed at Old Orchard Beach after about ten hours aloft with a total mileage of 984 miles. another attempt is planned pending engine repairs and a conference with A Dickinson backer of Storss ky Manufacturing.
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United Press
Old Orchard
Copenhagen
Frances Wilson Grayson
Grayson
Wilmer Stultz
Brice Golfsborough
Sabie Island
Stoltz
A. ©. Dickinson
Fitchbug
Massachusetts
Storssky Manufacturing Company
Demark
Personal clash over published letter to Tack in News-Globe
Readers debate the handling of a private letter about a woman expecting a child. The exchange accuses publication of personal details, defends aiding the poor, and lauds public advocacy while opposing censorship. Names such as E. R. Tack and Dr. Bennett appear amid heated opinion.
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E. R. Tack
News-Globe
Mr. Tack
North
South
Kansas
Woman’s talk erupts in forceful emphasis on a momentous question
A reader recalls a talk where a woman’s emphasis escalates as a momentous question is raised and another voice interjects that God made it plain. The tale shifts to an Anarillo man recovering from a severe illness once deemed hopeless by doctors. A minister visits and urges renouncing the devil, but the patient declines premising due to his condition.
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Kansas
Kansans
E. R
Tack
Bill
News Globe
Amarillo
Texas
John Breckenridge
Local woman defends Tack amid attack over welfare aid
A letter from Mrs. P. S. and her husband lauds Mr. Tack for his help during financial hardship. They recount receiving thirty dollars and arrangements to aid until work returns, defend his judgment on motherhood, and condemn the anonymous critic who accused him.
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Mr. Tack
Old Tack
Tack
Bankrupt and crime cases heard in U.S. court session
Morning court sessions saw defendants plead guilty to violations of safety appliance and banking laws. Sentences included fines of 100 dollars each, 90 days for concealment of bankrupt assets, 77 days for theft, and various terms for mail fraud and narcotics violations. Several cases were continued or suspended. juries sat without verdicts in some banking-law matters.
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Shamrock
Tom Rahall
Rahall
Borger
Wilson
Rahal
Joe Duncan
Oklahoma
Duncan
Bob Betty
Amarillo
Montgomery Ward & Co
Betty
Maybelle Hamilton
Sidney Brewster
Oregon
Jack C. Simmons
Spur
Tie
Simmons
Frank Formby
Formby
West Fifth
Jack Morana
N. F. Smith
John McCarty
J. W. York
Forrest McCutcheon
J. Y. Simmons
Ruel Gray Dies at Hospital Here Sunday
Ruel L. Gray 30 of 709 Fairmont died at a local hospital at 9 a m Sunday. Survived by widow and daughter Anna Ruth aged three. Gray worked in the local insurance business. Body sent by Griggs Funeral Home to Jean Texas, his former home.
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Ruel L. Gray
Fairmont
Anna Ruth
Immense earthquake reported at Regis College
Rev. Lath ey Forstall, observer at Regis College in Denver, reported at 9 a.m. that a seismograph recorded an immense temblor of unknown location. By 9:45 a.m. the shock was still registering, he said, describing it as the most violent he had observed in 26 years, with North American continent as the likely scene.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Regis College
Lathey Forstall
Father Forstall
North American
Better Living Conditions to Prevent Crime
Federal Judge James C. Wilson told Kiwanis members that improving youth living conditions is the key to the crime problem. He argued the crime wave stems from social conditions, not any single factor. The Shrine trio, Zimm erman Zey and Ingram, entertained the group with songs.
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James C. Wilson
Kiwanie Club
Wilson
Shrine Trio
The Call of the Hills and the Miner’s Choice
Edgar A. Guest reflects on hill life and gold mining versus settling in towns. The speaker describes a life among streams, pines, and solitude, choosing the mountains over urban ease despite others deeming it odd. A note credits Copyright 1927.
Markets report from Chicago and Kansas City livestock shows
Chicago and Kansas City markets on October 24 show mixed demand across hogs cattle and sheep. Top hogs reach 11.65 in Chicago and 11.15 in Kansas City. cattle and calves hold steady with beef steers and yearlings in ample supply and prices around 13 to 14 dollars. Sheep activity remains active with native lambs and fed natives trading near 13 dollars and above.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Kansas
Louis Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Prices
The Louis livestock market report lists hogs at 11 000 head with top 11.50 and pigs 9.50 to 10.40, packing sows 9.25 to 9.50, cattle 6 000 and calves 2 500, vealers up 75 cents to 16.26, medium steers 10.65 to 18.25, medium heifers 8.00 to 10.00, cows 6.00 to 7.25, and no early sheep sales.
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Chicago
Associated Press
SY. Louis Livestock iBy
Louis
Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Report
Kansas City market report lists wheat No. 2 hard at 1.18 and 471.28, No. 2 red 1.34, corn No. 2 white 77, No. 2 yellow 0, oats No. 2 white 47, No. 3 white 46 14.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Grain prices ease as Canadian crop aids deliveries
Chicago cash grain reports show wheat prices sliding under the season's low with favorable weather aiding rapid movement of the Canadian crop. Corn becomes easier on large receipts of 524 cars while oats and provisions also trend downward. Prices listed include Wheat No 4 red 1.23 and No 2 hard 1.214 No 2 mixed corn at 2 %% amid a broad market softening.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Temperatures and commodity markets report from New Orleans and New York
Temperatures for October 23 are noted as part of a market roundup with cotton prices fluctuating in New Orleans and New York. The sessions show early declines followed by brief rallies on covering, while traders await census data and weather reports. other commodities like potatoes butter eggs and poultry are listed along with money rates and exchange figures.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
New York
South
Census Bureau
A Prison Scene Moves a Writer to Moral Dread
The narrator reflects on prison life and its grim, tragic impact on inmates including a long-term soldier, and recalls a Tunney Dempsey fight heard through a radio inside the penitentiary. He admires a just yet strict warden and laments the dehumanizing toll of confinement.
Odell Funeral Services Scheduled Here Tomorrow
Funeral services for B. H. Odell, who died Friday morning, will be held tomorrow at 4 p m at Griggs Fuxava parors under the Security Benefit association. Rev. Mr. Weems will officiate. Burial will be in Liano cemetery.
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B. H. Odell
Griggs Fuxava
The
Security Benefit Association
Mr. Weems
Liano Cemetery
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