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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1929

Page

11

Hoover to share spotlight in six day Washington visit

Premier MacDonald and his daughter will meet President Hoover in a tightly scheduled six day program. The December 7 visit includes 22 engagements from informal lunches to a White House dinner and a Monday trip to Congress. Two self-made figures may shape world affairs during the weekend talks.

United Press Washington MacDonald United States Hoover Miss Ishbel State Department White House Congress

Moody names 21 for Brazos river board of directors

Governor Dan Moody appoints a 21 member board for the Brazos river conservation and reclamation district. Named directors include W. A. Myrick of Lubbock C. M. Caldwell Abilene F. E. Harrel Cisco R. E. Baskin Seymour L. E. Seaman Mineral Wells S. P. Brooks Waco Frankgorstorf Marlin P. L. Downs Sr. Goon T. Henderson Sr. Georgetown F. D. Love Dublin William Hallmark Dublin William Sandifer Franklin John M. Lawrence Bryan C. C. Chance Bryan Ward Templeton Navasota D. C. Giddings Brenham Leonard Tillotson Sealy C. D. Ulrich Sugarland L Mimms Freeport H. M. Lull H. R. Safford Houston.

Austin Tex Dan Moody Brazos River W. A. Myrick Lubbock C. M. Caldwell Abilene F. E. Harrel Cisco R. E. Baskin Seymour L. E. Seaman Mineral Wells S. P. Brooks Waco Frankgorstorf Marlin P. L. Downs, Sr

Car Salesman Faces Charge of Robbery in Houston

A. T. Pope, 24, a used car salesman, was charged with robbery by assault in justice Overstreet's court after Taylor farmer Robert Schlickelsen reported being robbed of 1400. Sullivan Young, 29, was also charged. police sought a third man. No money was recovered. Schlickelsen said he bought a car from Pope and they were riding and drinking when the robbery occurred.

United Press Houston Tex A. T. Pope Justice Overstreet Robert Schlickelsen Taylor Farmer Sullivan Young Schlickelsen Pope

Dallas Man Shot by Unknown Attackers

J D Handy a 42 year old railroad worker was shot in the left arm and leg while returning home and was hospitalized in Parkland. One man was taken into custody and detained for investigation by the district attorney's office. the suspect offered no statement. Handy could not explain the shooting and was expected to recover.

United Press Dallas Tex J. D. Handy Parkland Hospital District Attorney’s Office Handy

Theater at Chicago Bombed After Performance

The Academy Theater at Halsted and Madison Streets in Chicago was bombed after the evening show as a chorus rehearsal continued on stage. Choristers and actors fled to the street when masonry was torn from the stage entrance and a chorus member reported seeing a man with a bleeding face fleeing the scene.

Associated Press Chicago Academy Theater Halsted and Madison Streets

British Ship Goes Ashore in Storm

The British steamer Damara, caught in a westbound tropical hurricane, is ashore north of Abaco Island. Palm Beach advices dated 9:30 a.m. report the incident, with Abaco being the northern Bahama Island divided into Great Abaco and Little Abaco.

United Press New York Damara Abeo Island Palm Beach Fla Radio Marine Corporation Abaco Bahama Islands Great Abaco Little Abaco

Mechanical brain aids Water and Power clerks in Los Angeles

A mechanical device installed in the Water and Power Bureau automates office work. It uses cog wheels to file, sort cards, and even analyze cash registers. The machine processes budget reports, sales analyses, and cost statements, streamlining clerical tasks.

Los Angeles Water and Power Bureau

Liverpool tramp resumes journey after jaw dislocation

Joseph Walsgrave walked from Liverpool to Coventry seeking work. He stretched and yawned, dislocating his jaw. Hospital staff reset his jaw and he continued his tramping.

London Joseph Walsgrave Liverpool Coventry

Alabama Captain Hicks Leads Tide Past Critics

Captain Billy Hicks of the University of Alabama Crimson Tide is highlighted as a premier southpaw passer and signal-caller. Coach Wallace Wade relies on Hicks and 18 other lettermen to power a backfield rivaling historic teams. Hicks is praised as a capable runner and field general amid high expectations for the season.

Billy Hicks University of Alabama Crimson Tide Hicks Alabama Brown Hubert Gillis Wallace Wade

Biff Jones Seeks Speed With Army Track Heels

West Point coach Biff Jones shifts focus to track to speed up football practices. Two tracksters, Green and Stuart, joined the first string in the backfield, pushing out John Murrell and O keefe. Gibner and Captain Chris Cagie retained quarterback and halfback spots.

United Press West Point N. Y Biff Jones Army Green Stuart John Murrell O'Keefe Gibner Chris Cagie

Iowa Seeks Big Ten Reinstatement at Conference Meet

University of Iowa plans to petition the Big Ten for favors at the next conference faculty committee meeting, likely December 6, after being dropped for alleged athlete underwriting. The athletic board of control announced the move as Iowa seeks readmission.

United Press Iowa City University of Iowa University Athletic Board of Control Iowa Big Ten

Michigan Halfback Declared Eligible for Competition

Raymond Priest of Battle Creek, a brilliant sophomore halfback candidate at the University of Michigan, was declared definitely eligible for competition by the school's eligibility committee at last night’s meeting in Ann Arbor.

United Press Ann Arbor Mich Raymond Priest Battle Creek University of Michigan

Flashes of Life and Fashion Enforcements in Cities

In Changsha women with short sleeves are warned to dress like ancestors with public safety chief Chow An Han vowing personal enforcement. In Atlantic City Evelyn Nesbit testifies a $600 check she indorsed was returned. four quarts of champagne lead to grand jury scrutiny. In Kilios drought prompts mosques to pray for rain, then sudden downpour. In Philadelphia Matthew Luckiesh touts a sun bath device using UV rays for homes and offices.

Associated Press Changsha China Chow An- Han Public Safety Atlantic City N. J Evelyn Nesbit Charlotte Calegarde Miss Nesbit Philadelphia Matthew Luckiesh Cleveland

Two Giant Fifth Avenue Apartments For Hugh B Baker

Banker Hugh B Baker buys the thirteenth four teenth and penthouse floors of a new Fifth Avenue building. The two homes are estimated to cost 1 500 000 dollars and will feature a garden 53 by 69 feet and a half 68 feet long.

New York Hugh B. Baker Fifth Avenue

Gen. Foote Hodges Dies in Illinois Home

Maj. Gen. Harry Foote Hodges retired army engineer famed as "the genius of the Panama Canal" died at his Lake Forest home at 69. He designed the canal locks and led the Seventy-Sixth Division overseas in World War I before retiring in 1922.

Foote Hodges Illinois Lake Forest Harry Foote Hodges Panama Canal George W. Goethals Hodges Panama Canal Commission

Quinn Remains Reticent on Big Series Comeback

John Picus Quinn, veteran pitcher of the Athletics, declines to discuss potential World Series action. The 41 year old hurler, born John Quinn Picus, has a long history in baseball and remains a key figure among a diminishing group of players who once relied on the spitball.

John Picus Quinn Associated Press Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack Kid Gleason Jack Tell Gordon Cochrane Jimmy Foxx Quinn Jack Quinn Red Faber Clarence Mitchell Burleigh Grimes Yankees John Quinn Picus

Qualifying Round in Golf Meet Tomorrow

In Amarillo and Lincoln reports, golf qualifiers for the Panhandle and Eastern New Mexico Tri-State meet begin with 18 holes tomorrow at Amarillo Country Club. Entries close by 3 PM, with matches set for Friday and multiple flights planned. Elliott Hatch defends the News-Globe cup as rivals prepare to challenge.

Panhandle New Mexico Amarillo Country Club R. P. Parcells Elliott Hatch

Oklahoma Sooners Practice Focus on Passing and Defense

Norman Oklahoma September 25 Coach Ad Lindsay runs mid week drills with emphasis on passing punting and defense after a tough Monday scrimmage. Ames Iowa September 25 Iowa State prepares for first full game workout as four sophomores compete for starting spots including Bob Smith at center and Franklin Nolte at tackle amid lineup uncertainty.

United Press Norman Okla Ad Lindsay Oklahoma Sooners Ames Ira Iowa State Workman Bob Smith Franklin Nolte

Kansas Illinois game tactics shared by rival coaches

Lawrence Kansas September 25 The Jayhawker varsity squad of 34 ran perfected plays but no secrets remain as diagrams for the Kansas Illinois matchup on October 5 will be exchanged by both schools coaches with neither side scouting the other.

United Press Lawrence Kans

Aggies Scrimage Purdue Reserve Team Sensation Auker

Kansas Aggies scrimmaged against Purdue plays by a reserve squad. Eldon Auker the sophomore delivered the standout punt, outdistancing the varsity kickers. The Aggies are set to meet Ohio State at La Fayette on October 5.

United Press Manhattan Kans Kansas Aggies Purdue Aggies Ohio LaFayette Eldon Auker Auker

Hudkins Defeats Anderson in Violent Los Angeles Bout

In Los Angeles on September 26 Ace Hudkins of Nebraska stopped Joe Anderson in the sixth round after a brutal middleweight contest. The fight ended abruptly as Hudkins broke Anderson's resistance with a decisive punch, delivering a dramatic finish after a tough exchange.

Los Angeles Ace Hudkine Nebraska Joe Anderson

Boxing Results From Last Night Across Several Cities

In York the selous hook to the mouth and a towel tossed in marked a finish. Freddy Mueller and Buffal o were stopped. Arturo Scheckles of Belgium defeated Canada Lee in New York. Young Stribling kayoed Johnny Gibbons in Cairo Georgia. Charlie Smith of England outpointed King Solomon in Poughkeepsie. Luapica of Toledo defeated Jimmy Hackley in Indianapolis. Johnnie Seman over Todd Smith in Bermuda Islands. Ace Hudkins halted Joe Anderson in Los Angeles.

Solomon Panama Indianapolis Charlie Luapica Toledo Jimmy Hackley Johnnie Seman Bermuda Islands Todd Smith Canton Ohio

Brooklyn Player Hangs Up Record

Johnny Frederick of the Brooklyn Robins set a National League single season two bagger record with his 51st hit off Philadelphia rookie Smythe, surpassing Paul Waner’s 50 from last season.

United Press Philadelphia Johnny Frederick Brooklyn Robins Smythe Paul Waner

Navy Squad Free of Injuries This Year

ANNAPOLIS Md Sept 25 Safe thus far from injuries such as have depleted Navy squads in past seasons the Middies are being driven hard in preparation for the opening game with Dennison on Saturday Coach Bill Ingram is using two sets of back field men and making frequent line changes with no setup in the stiff workouts in prospect.

United Press Annapolis Navy Middies Dennison Bill Ingram

Shoestr ing Tips for Repairing Shoe Laces

Sonny sustains his shoes by dipping frayed lace ends in glue and letting them dry to create new tips. The tip repair method offers a quick fix for broken laces and extends the life of footwear.

Sonny

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