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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1929
Page
14
Albert B. Fall former Secretary of the Interior said he is not guilty and doubts any jury will convict. He left El Paso by train for Washington to stand trial on charges tied to naval oil reserve leases during his cabinet tenure. Family and friends saw him off at the station.
Eight year old Lloyd Harshberger died in Northwest Texas Hospital after injuries from being struck by automobile driven by S W Longest at the Sixth Avenue Jackson Street intersection. He reportedly darted into the street causing the collision and skull fracture. The incident involved residents of Van Buren Street and police investigated.
As the train pulled out the sobbing wife declared her support for her husband if he is guilty she will stand by him until innocence is proven. Fall's Secretary H C Clunn of Los Angeles said Frank Hogan and Mark D Thompson would defend former secretary Dr H T Safford who was accompanied by the party.
The investigation finds the accident unavoidable and the body is held at N. 8. Griggs & Sons Funeral chapel awaiting relatives. The boy leaves behind two brothers and three sisters besides his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harshberger, Salvation Army workers, note the father was in Arizona on Salvation Army work when the accident occurred.
Chicago police continued a roundup targeting Moorish Science Temple members after a gun battle in the city’s black belt. Patrolman Jesse D. Hults died from gunshot wounds, and Patrolman William Gallagher and John Stephenson were killed during the arrest attempt.
The Sugar Institute praises sugar as a key flavor enhancer in year round produce. It discusses improved canning extending seasons, urges daily fruit and vegetable servings, and notes sugar improves meats gravies and soups as well as milk dishes.
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