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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

3

Marvel Dog Thunder in The Silent Pal at Deandi Theatre

Thunder the Marvel Dog stars in The Silent Pal at Deandi Theatre. The photoplay unfolds in New York City and the Northwest West along with Oregon and Northern California, focusing on a college boy unjustly expelled and aided by his faithful dog Thunder to claim a mining claim, win fortune, and gain the love of a heroine.

Deandi Theatre Thunder New York City Oregon California David Phillips

Oh Doctor! Denny Stars in Universal Jewel at Mission

Reginald Denny headlines the Universal Jewel Oh Doctor at the Mission Theatre continuing the star’s string of Universal successes. The Screen version of the Saturday Evening Post serial by Harry Leon Wilson follows a hypochondriac who awakens to action for love. Mary Astor co stars with Otis Harlan and others. Harry Pollard directs the action packed film with thrilling car and motorcycle stunts.

Reginald Denny Mission Theatre Saturday Evening Post Harry Leon Wilson Docton Denny Rufus Billups Jr Mary Astor Otis Harlan William Mong Tom Ricketts Lucille Ward Mike Donnin Clarence Geldert Blanche Payson George Kuwa Martha Mattox Helen Lynch Harry Pollard Doctor

Shepherd Flayed by Prosecution in Murder Case

Proceedings recount Shepherd's influence over Mrs McClintock and his wife, his alleged profit from a will, and use of germs in the death of a youth, with Reichman and Farman as key witnesses. The prosecution paints Shepherd as a liar and schemer while medical testimony and further witnesses are expected.

Reichman Shepherd Crowe Indianapolis Mary Charles C. Farman National University of Sciences Farman McClintock

Women Victims in Flogging on Oak Hill Road

Associated Press reports grand jury indictments charging C A Pond and five others with assault with a pistol on Oak Hill road during attempts to stop spooning. Four indictments against Pond, three sons named in other indictments. Some suspects jailed on $500 bonds. two captured at Eagle Pass. Victims include four women and one unnamed couple.

Associated Press Austin C. A. Pond Oak Hill Road Pond C A. Pond Frank Jim Pond Fred Gerhardt Eagle Pass W. D. Miller T. C. Fox

French Finance Battle Between Caillaux and Socialists

Paris reports three days of debate on the finance minister M. Caillaux bill for fiscal reform. Socialists vow to oppose the capital levy in open debate next Tuesday. Caillaux says he will resign rather than push the levy, while demanding ordinary funds for pensions and excluding Dawes plan receipts from the budget.

Associated Press Paris M. Caillaux Finance Committee Chamber of Deputies Caillaux Germany Socialist Party Solid Centre

Plainview Baptist Church Names Assistant Pastor

Plainview June 11. Henry Smith of Luling, a graduate of Fort Worth’s Baptist Theological Seminary, has become assistant pastor at the First Baptist Church of Plainview under Pastor J Pat Horton. Elected a week ago, his role focuses on educational work including a city wide religious census conducted with a 125 member church committee.

Newe Plainview Henry Smith of Luling Baptist Theological Seminary of Fort Worth First Baptist Church of Plainview J. Pat Horton Smith Baptist Church

Mystery Missive From Steady Brings Suspicion Home

In a tense domestic scene, Ethel voices alarm at a hall smell as a note from her supposed steady arrives. Dad dismisses the odor and reads the note, hinting at a hidden romantic entanglement within a middle class household.

Ethel Dad

Bankrupt Perry B Robison to Face First Creditors in Amarillo

In the Northern District of Texas Amarillo division Perry Benjamin Robison of Memphis Hall County Texas was adjudicated a bankrupt on June 9 1925. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my Amarillo Texas office on June 25 1925 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Signed Amarillo Texas June 19.

District Court of the United States Texas Amarillo Perry Benjamin Robison Memphis Hall County

Little Daughter of Bills Family Dies at 13

Thelma Bills, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bills, died at 2 this morning at 1306 West Highth Street. She had been an infant since eighteen months. Mr. Bills is night foreman at the Amarillo Daily News, and the family moved from Wellington about a year ago. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.

Bills Thelma J. B. Bills West Highth Street Mr. Bills Amarillo Daily News Wellington

Enrollment tops 1000 for West Texas summer session

Special to The News from Canyon reports the fifteenth annual summer session of West Texas State Teachers College opening with an enrollment exceeding a thousand, many from distant parts of Texas. President J A Hill heads a 76 member faculty with new names such as B F Fronabarger Jr and Marion Witt joining.

News Canyon West Texas State Teachers College Canyon J. A. Hill B. F. Fronabarger, Jr Harvard University Marion Witt University of Wisconsin Mary L. Clark University At Evanstown T. M. Clark Portland Texas F. P. Guenther Albert Barnett State Department of Education Arizona A. L. Morgan Dallas Department of Education Barnett F. E. Savage L. W. Blau M. E. Witt D. Burton C. H. Dillehay J. K. Greer Annie McDonald Emma McCleskey Fremont Mead A. D. Payne Frank R. Phillips Teachers College

Death mystery of Robert Read believed solved

Shreveport Louisiana news reports that George W Gill a 23 year old Loyola University law student confessed to killing Robert Read a Centenary College senior and football star at Pleasureville near Shreveport Read last seen renting a boat at the Pleasureville resort authorities say Gill admitted killing Read to protect his honor and home He and Mrs Gill were alleged to have driven to a secluded spot where Read allegedly pressed attentions on Mrs Gill The confession details say a struggle in waist deep water ended with Read's head struck on a row boat and his body left in the water despite ongoing drag searches

Shreveport Robert Bob) Read Centenary College George W. Gill Loyola University New Orleans Read Pleasureville Caddo Parish Gill P. J. Porter Old River Pleasureville Resort Jackson

Hereford Cotton Seed Variety Test Begins Near Hereford

A seed variety test is under way southeast of Hereford with four leading varieties Burnett Mebane Half Half and Russell Big Boll planted on the same soil and tilled equally. The land was summer followed and three other tests are in Deaf Smith county under County Agent R O Dunkle, covering different areas to compare varieties on varied soils. Cotton men of West Texas are closely watching the tests. Save coupons on Red Star Flour, ten cents saved is ten cents made.

Hereford Clayton Burnett Mebane Deaf Smith R. O. Dunkle Deaf Smith County West Texas

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