28 Sep 1927
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1927
Page
1
The piece surveys Arthur Grisbane a prominent American writer whose Globe column reflects his distinctive opinions. It contrasts his views with the Globe’s editorial stance, and touches on various contemporary topics from industrial advances to international affairs and local court testimony.
County Judge Sam B Motlow travels to San Antonio for the meeting of the County Judges Association of Texas with a stop planned in Austin for official business.
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight and Thursday. Historical temps show 55 and 44 degrees a year ago. Hourly readings today list 7 am 45, 8 am 48, 9 am 63, 10 am 56, 11 am 60, noon 65, and 1 pm 72 degrees.
The American Legion goodwill party of 260 led by Commander Howard Savage visited the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Rome to honor Italy’s World War sacrifice. Ambassador Henry P. Fletcher and Legion dignitaries attended as Italian forces and fascist units were represented. Wreaths in American and Italian colors were laid. The next day Pope Pius received the group and extended a cordial welcome to Rome.
Testimony from three physicians states that a medical emergency of mixed drugs caused the death of Mary Jane Bailey aged 18. The preliminary trial of Mary Atkinson 26 a trained nurse focuses on accusations she administered poison. Marys mother had been attended by Rev Charles Bailey pastor of the Episcopal church when the events unfolded.
A notice praises newspaper carriers as independent merchants and urges readers to prepare exact change when the carrier calls. It highlights that cooperative customers encourage carriers to provide better service.
A special train for 200 delegates to the South Plains fair in Lubbock is planned with Amarillo aiming for at least 150 travelers. Panhandle towns invite participation as officials praise the drive, noting few declines due to other business. The train departs Amarillo at 7 30 am Thursday, returns 10 30 pm, fare 3 30 plus 20 cents for arm and hat bands.
The Texas Court of Civil Appeals upheld an injunction against Blackburns funeral home at 1816 Polk Street, ruling a undertaking establishment can be a nuisance in certain residential settings. The decision marks a first in Texas on funeral homes in neighborhoods and informs zoning plans for restricting business in residential areas. The opinion notes such homes are not per se nuisances but may be a constant threat of disease to nearby families.
Lindbergh of the Pacific Art Goebel and mechanic Spangenberger faced heavy fog twenty five miles east of Amarillo forcing a return to Bivina field after a 7:40 AM takeoff. He warned fogged routes in the El Paso to Amarillo leg may have sealed others’ fates and noted instrument errors in the mist.
Local business directory note lists Potter County Lumber Co with phone 510 and Griggs ambulance with phone 250 available for community needs.
Preliminary plans for the new Country lab and EBable school buildings were submitted at a school board meeting. Adoption was delayed after minor changes. Board to pay for Hayden street frontage in front of Wolf fin school with nearby property owners reportedly agreeing. About twenty teachers were elected and many routine matters settled.
A city planning board was named by the city commission last night. The group will meet soon, elect officers and seek ordinances to grant them power to act. The commission also awarded bids on street and alley work and named park board subcommittees to ensure city representation.
Government weather officials predict a modified cold wave arriving Wednesday in the Middle West after a forecast yesterday that failed to materialize. Near freezing temperatures were reported in parts of the northwest as the cold front, descending from the Rockies, eases into warmer sections further east.
Vera Cruz teachers have begun a strike demanding higher salaries. Labor unions set pickets at school buildings to inform students that classes will be canceled until wages are paid.
The trial of Lee Junior, charged with murder in the Odell killing, stretched into the morning as the state offered testimony of multiple gunshots and bullet holes. Defense witnesses, including an undertaker, argued many bullets failed to exit Odell’s body, challenging the state’s narrative.
Richard J. Reynolds heir to the Reynolds tobacco fortune sought a two week vacation in disguise. Private detectives tracked him as he traveled incognito from New York to Chicago for the Dempsey Tunney fight then to St Louis for the races. The 21 year old 200 pound heir admitted seeking a quiet trip but was found and will return to New York today ending the 12th day of his holiday.
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