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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1927
Page
5
City inspectors under the U S Public Health Service prepare for federal dairy inspections within weeks. Last year Amarillo ranked fifth in Texas with a 49 percent score. Fort Worth led at 76 percent. Pasteurization rates rise from 67 to 80 percent, promising a higher grade this year.
Gertrudis Cervantes, defendant in Potter county's first kidnapping case, was found not guilty by the district court jury after a brief deliberation. The case stemmed from a 15 year old girl's claim he abducted her to Farwell and she later married another man. Prosecutors argued the tale was true. defense contended it was a fabrication.
Khiva Shrine Temple gears up for November fall ceremonial after Scottish Rite reunions in FA Paso and Dallas. Officials plan the largest fall class of novices plus a massive parade and entertainment for Shriners and guests with the Potentate's ball as a highlight. Date to be announced soon.
M. Royal, a Glasgow retiree, ordered a dinner for six then dined alone. It marked the tenth anniversary of his wedding eve when his bride vanished en route and was never seen again. Each year he repeats the solitary meal at a table set for six.
Illinois soft coal miners, about 75 000 in number, have taken to farming and urban work during the strike. Bank deposits remained strong and few failures occurred, helping miners buy food while pay scales and operator participation stay unsettled. Officials note some operators rejoining under the Jacksonville wage, while the Coal Operators Association reports member losses but limited. Both sides foresee possible settlement as fall purchases loom.
Operators across Illinois Indiana Ohio and Western Pennsylvania refuse to meet the Jacksonville wage scale stating survival in the market requires lower pay than non union fields. Miners reject cuts fearing a wedge for further reductions. Ohio Governor Donahey and others fail to broker a meeting. Rice Miller of Illinois operators calls the stalemate devil and the deep sea as costs and competition force choices. Meanwhile Bolivian efforts to sell 15 ancient American cars flood local markets with cheap supply.
Alvin Benson’s house keeper telephoned the major who then notified the district attorney as authorities were alerted the morning the crime was discovered. See Monday’s Globe.
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