Prince of Wales in active schedule amid world news
The Prince of Wales danced until 5 a m and hunted after, then wrote to his parents aboard the Berengia before sailing Wednesday. Headlines note Dempsey engagement, a new fast transatlantic cable, and royal anecdotes. European upheavals include China civil war, oil-well battles in Batum, and Azerbaijan revolt as Bolshevik tensions rise.
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World Fliers Return to U S After Overseas Flight End
Major General Mason Patrick leads escort planes from Boston to meet the world circling fliers as they begin the final overseas leg from Pictou to Boston. The squadron includes the Boston II and New Orleans with motor trouble and in-air adjustments amid fog and light SE winds. They expect to cover 530 miles in seven hours.
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Philadelphia hits three homers in one inning
Philadelphia National League players Harper Wrightstone and Wilson homered in a single inning against the New York Giants as Baldwin pitched for New York in the first game of the doubleheader.
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Foney Chisum Receives First Cadillacs for Showroom
Toney Chisum has received his first shipment of Cadillacs. The displayed models showcase high priced standards with gray plush and Circassian walnut interiors resembling a Pullman palace car. Chisum also takes over the Cadillac parts stock of the Amarillo Buseck Cadillac company.
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State board trades surplus ward material for trucks
Austin reports the board of control exchanged surplus ward material and equipment at Camp Mabry for fifty nine new trucks to be used on state highways. The deal with the Indiana Truck Corporation of Indianapolis includes plans to let contracts this afternoon for about half a million dollars worth of road equipment.
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Bellboy Reunites with Father Found in Los Angeles Hotel
In Los Angeles on September 5, C. W. Baquet, 71, a former Houston rancher and Oakland contractor, checked into a hotel and was joyfully identified by a bellboy as his son C. W. Baquet Jr. The son had been separated from his father in Texas twenty six years ago and had undergone a nationwide search.
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Butte Named to Run for GOP Governor of Texas
Dr. George C. Butte dean of the University of Texas law school was nominated by the Republican state executive committee for governor of Texas. He is a World War veteran and anti Ku Klux Klan opponent who previously practiced law in Oklahoma and was born in San Francisco May 9 1877.
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Prince of Wales Threatened by Insane Letter at Polo Event
Syosset, N Y Sept 5 Police and royal guards traced a half incoherent threat letter aimed at the Prince of Wales as he planned a polo day at Meadowbrook club. The note signed Marcus Gerer or Garey and addressed to a non existent acting English consul raised security concerns.
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Fighting Fierce in 3 Chinese Sectors
Amid Shanghai clashes rival military governors contest control as planes loom and ships mass on the Yangtze. In Liesu sector Kiantsu forces press as artillery fire intensifies during three sectors of fighting near Shanghai. Mary McCormic to sing in Amarillo September 19 at the Municipal Auditorium.
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Locatelli Reception Sparks Tense New York Rally
Locatelli arrives in New York amid rival Italian factions after his Greenland crash. Police reserves quell clashes as 3,000 Italians gather at Grand Central Station and a consul general orders hotel guards for a banquet.
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Globe Party Chooses Most Popular Globe Feature
The Globe hosts a popularity contest with The Tactless Texan leading at 3 pm while Dorothy Dix risbaine and John Moore follow. final results to be announced Sunday as the editor says the econnt is half completed. A theater crowd of Amarillo readers attended the event and submitted marked copies endorsing preferred Globe features. The management plans two more events next week with details on tonight’s front page.
France’s Premier Urges Peace at League Assembly
Premier Herriot told the League of Nations that France brings the word peace and seeks continued U S cooperation in disarmament. He pressed arbitration, protection for small states, and a living covenant combining right with might while insisting Germany be treated equally.
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Warehouse men meet in Fort Worth convention
One hundred twenty five warehouse and transfer men from twenty cities opened their annual state convention in Fort Worth. Insurance and taxation were the main topics discussed.
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Matinee For Bobbed Hair Women At The Mission
The Globe invites bobbed hair girls and women to a free matinee at the Mission theater Tuesday from 1 to 5 pm. Call The Globe office for tickets before Thursday. The feature is Lovers Lane, a Clyde Fitch play in first release.
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President Coolidge Honors Washington Baseball Team
President Coolidge greeted Washingtons American League leaders at the White House on September 5 and wished them luck on their road trip. He spoke with owner Clair Griffith and pitchers Walter Johnson and others, asking how Johnson grips his famous curveball.
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Phillips Reports Rotary Meet at Amarillo Dinner
Amarillo Rotary Club members held a 7 pm dinner at the Amarillo hotel where Ross Phillips secretary shared a full report on the Fort Worth district Rotarian meet. He noted President R P Parcells played a key role and District Governor Harry Rogers will visit Amarillo this year with Galveston convention in March featuring Edgar Guest.
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Williams Loses Oil Lease Case For Thirty Thousand
George Williams lost in district court to R. B. Masterson and C. E. Weymouth. The jury verdict for the defendants ends a $30,000 claim over commissions for oil lease sales to Producers and Refiners corporation. Roy Pickens, 28, a pumper for Tidal Oil, was killed in the Corsicana oil fields, found near a pumping rig after likely a belt entanglement. he came from Rockdale.
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Tom Mix to Appear at The Fair in Amarillo
The Globe offers 250 free tickets for Tom Mix in The Last of the Duanes at The Fair theater. Tickets available at The Globe office on a first come basis. Men women and children may claim a ticket counter-signed by The Globe.
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Water plan urged by engineer for Amarillo
C B Clegg, supervisor of Santa Fe water service, argues Amarillo faces rapid water decline and high costs under current supply. He proposes a shallow-well system in the Hereford belt feeding a central reservoir, and says a Palo Duro dam is unnecessary and costly.
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Showers Likely Tonight After Warm Day
A warm day reached 87 degrees with a low of 64. Tonight and tomorrow look to bring showers after a mostly cloudy period and a slight temperature change.
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