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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1927

Page

2

Planes search for Lion Ship after loss of jet film plane

Martin Jensen's Martin plane carrying the Leo film from San Diego to New York vanished two days after departure. San Diego planes scoured the planned route from Jacumba through the San Bernardino range toward Dixieland and the Colorado desert but found no trace. The Metro Goldwyn Mayer company reported Jensen last seen Friday noon and said he had food and water for about three days if forced down.

Associated Press Los Angeles Martin Jensen Dole Fcme San Diego New York Metro- Coldwyn-Mayer Motion Picture Company Jensen Jacumba San Bernardino Mountains Dixieland California Colorado Desert Arizona

Willard Willard Dempsey Retains Spark Amid Hollywood Reign

A Krakatoa of a boxing memory recounts Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey's clashes from ring introductions to their later clashes with Tunney and Sharkey. The writer notes Willard's physical dominance against Dempsey, contrasts Dempsey's prime fury with later Hollywood era polish, and predicts a difficult match for Dempsey against Tunney. The piece ends with the notion that no heavyweight champion ever fully returns to former dominance.

Toledo Jess Willard Kansas Dempsey Willard Hollywood Jack Dempsey Gene Tenney Philadelphia Tunney Firpo Sharkey Swat Tex Rickard

Deny They're Engaged Again In Hollywood Gossip

Hollywood reports swirl over John Gilbert and Greta Garbo being engaged again while both deny any plans to wed. The Tolstoy inspired Love portrays passionate scenes fueling gossip, and public fascination with the pair's off screen romance continues to buzz despite refusals.

Spokane air meet open with clear weather for race day

Weather issues eased allowing the first of three races at the national air meet in Spokane to start. Pilots expect 90 mph averages as planes proceed with stops at Bellefonte Pennsylvania Bryan Ohio and Chicago before overnight stay.

Cision Spokane Bellefonte Bryan Ohio Chicago United Press Tamaqua A. W. Stephenson

Court records indicate little domestic strife

Judge W. E. Gee told Kiwanis that 80 to 85 percent of families are harmonious and lax enforcement stems from legislatures overburdening courts with procedural laws. He blamed public indifference to law enforcement. The club approved taking 100 more needy children to the circus via the Salvation Army this week.

W. E. Gee Kiwanis Club Gee Salvation Army

Epidemic of Paralysis Closes School District

Infantile paralysis fears prompted the closure of Louisville area school district No. 43 by order of County Health Officer Queal. Students in district 43 attending Louisville schools are suspended until further notice.

United Press Louisville Colo Lucas Mine Hear Queal Boulder

Averill's Dance Palace Opens Tonight in Amarillo

Averill's new dance palace at 208 Polk Street opens tonight with music by the Powder River Orchestra. Loomis' Victor Recording Orchestra will augment tomorrow and Wednesday nights. Mr Averill has invested several thousand dollars in the venture and invites the public to attend with free dancing from 8 to 9. Averill, a well known singer and entertainer, leads the celebration.

Averill Polk Street Powder River Loomis Victor Recording Orchestra Amarillo

Masonic Officials Schedule Amarillo Meeting Series

Officials of the state grand lodge service and education committee visit Amarillo Tuesday night to meet with Amarillo Masons. The tour includes Dalhart tonight and Jayton Wednesday night as the committee continues statewide outreach.

Masonic Service and Educational Committee Grand Lodge Amarillo A. F. Klopstein Dalhart Jayton

Winter winds and rain sweep Panhandle plains

The Panhandle of Texas saw a first winter wind and rain event with 1.14 inches recorded generally, heavier south, lakes rising to new highs, and cattle driven by the north wind. Temperatures fell from 65 to 42 degrees with overcast skies and a 52 degree morning following. The rain promises moisture for the 1927 wheat crop.

Panhandle Texas Lake Amarillo

Park Development Aims at West Amarillo Recreation

Col Harve Haines of the Board of City Development endorses a permanent park board and outlines city beautification and supervised recreation as key to park development. He hails the summer program as essential for citizenship and notes demand for additional park sites in West Amarillo where many residents live.

West Amarillo Harve H. Haines Board of City Development Permant Park Board Colonel Haines

Legion Salutes Unknown Warrior Return of French War Dead

The crowd at the tomb area fills with tears as six day and night processions pass. Gen Pershing and Marshal Foch appear aged but stoic while mutilated French veterans march with flags and salute amid reverent silence on the Champs Elysees.

Diena France John J. Pershing Marshal Foch Howard P. Savage American Legion Champs Elysees

The Cynic’s View Rejected by Joyful Youth

A reflective verse by Edgar A. Guest from 1927 challenges the cynic’s view of life. It contrasts skepticism about beauty, mercy, and vows with the persistence of youth joy and resilience. The poem notes hardship and deceit yet affirms that life’s beauty endures despite cynicism.

Kansas City Livestock Markets and Grain Prices

Severe market report from Kansas City and St Louis lists hogs, cattle, and sheep pricing, with top hogs at 11.75 and cattle ranging across fed grassers and stockers. Additional notes cover Fort Worth and Chicago grain and potato prices, with assorted poultry figures and regional variations.

Kansas City Livestock i The Associated Press Kansas City Kansas ST. Louis East ST. Louis Fort Worth

Foreign Exchange Rates and U.S. Bond Prices

The New York market shows steady foreign exchanges with Britain at £4.363-16 and France at 8.9275 in demand quotes. U.S. bonds are listed with Liberty 32s at 101.20, First 44s at 103.94, Second 44s at 100.17, Third 41/4s at 101.10, Treasury 4% at 113.29, as of Sept 19.

Associated Press New York Great Britain France Tokyo Montreal United States Bonds Liberty Treasury New Orleans Tin

American Legion Opens 9th Convention in Paris

President Doumergue presides at Trocadero as Gen. Pershing lauds the Legion called The Soul of the AEF. Notable guests Foch Doumergue and Coolidge letter read by James F. tratton. A disruptive protest by a communist badge thief is quelled amid 30 000 attendees and crowds outside.

A. L. Bradford United Press American Legion Trocadero Paris Doumergue France Legion John J. Pershing Marshal Foch Pershing Vive Sacco-Vanzetti Coolidge James F. Tratton Legion Returns United States

Wall Street opens week with heavy selling and rally

New York September 19. The Wall Street Journal financial Review notes heavy selling of principal speculative issues at the start of the week. Confidence of bulls suffered after sharp declines last Saturday, with large fund offers and money tight after a $30,262,640 deficit in Saturday's clearing house statement. Despite pressure, adequate support emerged and the general list recovered in the afternoon.

NEW York Stock Review United Press Shrimuu New York Wall Street Journal Financial Review Stock Exchange

Old Tack's Program for a Bigger Better Amarillo

Amarillo voters hear Old Tack's plan for a bigger better city with lower rates, cleaner streets, more parks, a municipal pool, golf course, lake access, traffic improvements, and stronger efforts to attract industry. aims include lower gas and electric costs, revised police and fire vehicle rules, and public works like storm sewers and viaducts.

Bivins Lake Amarillo San Jacinto

Police Move Into New City Hall Station

Police officials describe Monday as the quietest for months with only minor traffic violations two gambling cases and several domestic matters. Police used the lull to relocate to the new station in the completed city hall unit.

Dial Ranch Case Seeks Set Aside Agreed Judgment

Mrs Dial files suit to set aside an agreed judgment paying 212 500 to two minor children. Case moved from Hutchinson county to federal court then refiled in district court. Property valued at several million with a wide array of owners and defendants including Panhandle Refining Gulf Production and Phillips Petroleum among others.

N. W. Martin J. J. Perkins W. B. Hamilton Wichita Falls G. E. Martin Denver Dallas W. D. Cline Panhandle Refining Co G. R. Pate Gulf Production Co Golder

President repudiates Germany’s war guilt stance amid veterans in Paris

The German Reich denies guilt for the war as President voices the repudiation before a rally. General Ludendorff is honored at the gathering, while 20 000 American veterans’ presence in Europe colors the moment. The move coincides with revived Franco American arms cooperation.

Germany Ludeworff Legion von Hindenburg Paris Reich

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