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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1926

Page

7

Laura Lee Denies Plans To Marry Harry Thaw

Laura Lee of Vanities says the 17 year old cannot marry Harry Thaw, despite his affection and gifts. She calls him kind and helpful to her career, noting he is 66 while she is 17, and insists they are merely good friends as she travels with the Carroll chorus.

New York Earl Carroll Harry K. Thaw Laura Lee Harry Laura Carroll Chorus Frank Tinney Harry Thaw Metropolitan Museum Mother Chicago

Panama Oil Tolls Reach 7 Million A Year

The Bureau of Mines reports Panama Canal tolls on oil shipments total about 7 million dollars annually, nearly covering canal upkeep. Much traffic flows through the Port of the Delaware, Marcus Hook, and Bayonne refiners, with oil shipments reversing direction since 1922 to about 56 million barrels yearly.

Gulf Bureau of Mines Panama Canal Isthmus Philadelphia Bulletin Delaware Marcus Hook New York Bayonne

Oil Tanker Trade Through Panama Canal Expands

Most oil moves eastward via the Canal with 95 percent intercoastal and 5 percent abroad. Early tankers averaged 7,300 tons, but fleets favor larger ships for long hauls with 14,000 ton vessels now common, carrying about 150,000 barrels. Round trips between this port and San Pedro take about forty-five days.

San Pedro

Laborer Seeks Work As Foreman Delays Arrival

Casual laborer asks about a job this morning while Irish foreman notes a man has not arrived. If the absent worker is not present within thirty minutes, the foreman promises to send him home and offer the job to the speaker. Bulletin Sydney reports the exchange.

Bulletin Sydney

Artists to Broadcast in Weeklong Air Program Details

Special artists will assist four programs broadcast this week on WQAC from Gish towers on Eighth Street Ewen Hall Vocalion and J Lilly from the Baker Hotel Dallas will appear Tuesday and Wednesday Programs include Tuesday 10 a.m weather report 5 30 Ewen Hall and J C Lilly 6 30 8 Peterson accordion soloist Wednesday 5 30 Ewen Hall WFAA artist and J C Lilly 6 30 Mrs Sam Williams violinist and Miss Mildred Armstrong pianist in studio program of popular and semi classical numbers 9 p.m Organ concert Methodist church by Mrs C R Hooten 12 to 1 a.m Ewen Hall and the Dream Girl Company in Midnight Frolic Thursday 5 30 Ewen Hall and J C Lilly 6 30 Mrs Messick and Mrs Trusty semi classical numbers Friday 6 30 The Nameless Quartet in popular

WQAC Gish Towers Eighth Street Ewen Hall Vocalion J. ©. Lilly Baker Hotel Dallas Ewen J. C. Lilly Peterson WFAA J.C. Lilly Sam Williams Mildred Armstrong Methodist Church C. R. Hooten Dream Girl Company Mrs. Messick Mrs. Trusty

Rare red diamond found at Star Kimberley mine

A rare red diamond, similar in color to a ruby, was found in the alluvial diggings at Star Kimberley mine in South Africa. The stone, cut to a flawless six carats, may fetch $600 to $700 per carat, per The Engineering and Mining Journal Press. Meanwhile a Western Transvaal alluvial rush near Zwartplaats drew about two thousand diggers along a one mile length, with mining police overseeing a chaotic spectacle and $50,000 in stones uncovered from prospecting.

Star Zwartplaats Ventersdorp

Oregon College Destroyed by Fire at Mount Angel

The Associated Press reports a blaze at Mount Angel college in St. Benedict Oregon destroyed the campus. Estimated loss is 500000 dollars after a gasoline tank exploded in the college garage. About 200 students escaped unharmed. The item notes a 6:30 musical program and 9 p.m. appearance by the nameless Quartet.

Associated Press Portland Ore Mount Angel College St. Benedict Oregon

Judge Mac Celebrates His First Marriage

Frank McBride, newly elected temporary justice, marries his first couple at the justice of the peace office. He expresses pleasure at finally holding legal authority, noting he will assume the office January 1. He jokes about sleeping in his office and being ready at any hour to “tie ’em tight.”

Justice of Peace Court House Mac Frank McBride

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