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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
2
Amex column discusses prohibition politics in Amarillo and New Mexico with local option debates, saloon scenes, and alcohol policies. It notes public drinking by women, legislative tensions between wets and drys, and a looming row over permissible sales alongside weather quips and anecdotal vignettes.
Amarillo delegates will travel by train and auto to Portales New Mexico for the Roosevelt County Fair tomorrow. Mayor Dee Howard invited speaker lineup includes Governor Clyde Tingley Senator Hatch Chavez Congressman Dempsey and Roosevelt’s son Fillett Roosevelt. The Amarillo booster party leaves at 7 AM and seeks additional riders and cars for the goodwill expedition.
A fragment from a local item notes a fable about a kine hired as a prophet and remarks on a 25th year milestone in South Royalton. The piece references Uncle Sam and a birthday anniversary amid mentions of residents William How and others.
Amarillo Jewish community prepares for Rosh Hashana with services at Temple B Nai Israel led by Rev. Rabbi Alex S. Wiesel. Stores close for the holiday as the observance runs Friday evening through Sunday with scheduled prayers sermons and music.
Bridgeport Connecticut September 26 report by State Referee Isaac Wolfe recommended divorce for Dorothy Gish from James Rennie on grounds of intolerable cruelty. Wolfe found Miss Gish nervous and unable to stand her husband’s incessant drinking and talking.
In Jackson Michigan a convict in the southern Michigan prison struggles to identify his cell as Col Albert S Williams pins on the distinguished service medal. A prison director helps by noting the prisoner’s handkerchief bearing his number.
In Philadelphia on September 26 Charles Edwin Fox Jr. 12 sought a Scout badge when asked who is the scout commissioner of Philadelphia he faltered then guessed the father Charles Edwin Fox Sr. winning the badge.
Senator Gore attended the Oklahoma State Fair on September 2 and watched the horse races while selecting a couple of winners. The report also notes a Kentucky meeting place for diverse florals and mentions architectural significance of a medieval Hungarian convent.
The trial recounts a shooting at the Gibbons home with Mrs. Gibbons weeping and Gibbons wounded. Witnesses describe a letter found in Gibbons coat, alleged desertion, and past job history. Mrs. Gibbons accuses a long marriage of hardship amid testimony of prior firearm incidents and pension questions.
Kansas City reports cattle markets with steady to higher cattle values and hogs uneven yet near steady. yearlings and fed steers show gains. New Orleans cotton sinks on broad selling with front months down several points. afterwards Get rallies slightly while Oct option remains unchanged. Local notices include Fayetteville rent relief appeal while trivia notes touch Polynesian word tabu, Tagore’s birth, Bligh’s Tahiti visit.
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