Sixteen Piece Orchestra Praised for Stellar Performances
A sixteen piece orchestra earns unstinted appreciation at every engagement. The group invites tonight's audience to experience music beyond compare and join listeners who laud its artistry.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1927
Page
5
A sixteen piece orchestra earns unstinted appreciation at every engagement. The group invites tonight's audience to experience music beyond compare and join listeners who laud its artistry.
Hollywood writer Dan Thomas recounts a breakfast flight above the city aboard the Ford all-metal airplane. Gladys McConnell hosts the event while Will Fox prints the first airborne newspaper a mile up. The group includes Arthur Hagerman, Wade Werner, Dorothy Donnell, and others as the craft nears Catalina Island and Mt Wilson.
City health officer Dr. Walker urges not to eat early season oysters raw due to high bacterial counts found in recent analyses. He notes counts are always high at this time but recommends avoiding raw oysters until safer testing confirms lower levels.
Edwin T. Meredith, former Agriculture Secretary, urged the dry progressives to soon select a leader to fill William G. McAdoo’s vacant Democratic nomination. He suggested Newton D. Baker, Sen. Thomas J. Walsh, Joseph Tophinson, or Cordell Hull as possibilities and called for a party conference within thirty days. Meredith emphasized prohibition and fair relief as key issues and predicted dry support within both parties could swing urban votes against Republicans.
The health department will grade oysters every week following American Public Health Association standards and keep close watch on the condition of those reaching here to ensure safety.
Lieut. Col. Thomis D. Barton, of the Thirty-Sieth division staff, retires from duty and cedes command of Camp Palacios to Colonel Parton, former oil operator and drugstore partner. Parton takes charge as permanent head of Camp Palasing for the Thirty-Sixth division, succeeding Major Horace Carmichael. Barton formerly served as Adjunct General under Gov. Pat Neff and was a well known World War I officer.
Urged by the surge of American films being procured in England the British Masterpiece Film Company plans a new studio costing 1 250 000 dollars. The facility will cover fourteen acres of land in England.
Former welterweight champion Jack Britton outpointed Joey Knapp, a former amateur titlist, in a ten round bout held in New York.
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