Mystery of Zoe Ellington Ties to La Coupe Band
Telegrams and letters reveal Zoe Ellington was linked to a jewel theft gang called la coupe and branded on entrance. Karl Whitney warns Mrs Leslie Prescott that the group targeted her pearls. Zoe dies after delirium and confession, leaving Sydney Carton and Mary Alden Prescott shaken by the crime and its motives.
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Leslie Prescott
Zoe Ellington
Mother Hamilton
la Coupe
Zoe
Harriette Mabit
Lyndey Carton
Harriette Mabie
Sydne Carton
John Alden Prescott
Mary Alden Prescott
Sydney Carton
Syd
Leslie
Jack
NEA Service, Inc
Alden Prescott
John Alden Prescot
Subscription rates by mail in advance in four states
The Daily News lists subscription prices by mail and by carrier for Texas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico with rates for 10 months at 4.00 and 11.30 year combinations. The notice reserves publication rights for Associated Press dispatches and pledges corrections on any erroneous reflections upon individuals or firms.
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Bixth
Fillmore Streets
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Ukatoma City
Imarine
Texas
Amarillo
Acasrist
Ing
Texas Tech names Dr. Horns hall of fame selections
Dr. Paul W. Horn of Texas Tech proposes lists of the five greatest Americans and five greatest Texans to honor on the administration building. The Americans named are Washington, Lincoln, Lee, Wilson, and Columbus, a set sure to spark debate especially over Columbus. The Texans listed include Crockett, Houston, Austin, Johnston, and Hogg, with some readers likely to prefer this roll.
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Paul W. Horn
Texas Technological College
Horn
Washington
Lincoln
Lee
Wilson
Columbus
America
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
New York University
Fathers Day Observed Nationwide While Mothers Are Honored More
The piece notes Father’s Day is observed nationwide to recognize the head of the house, while Mother’s Day carries greater significance for many. It criticizes overabundance of special days and urges honoring parents daily, warning against neglecting parents even on a special day.
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Father
Model Home Opens At 2116 Hughes Street In Amarillo
The Daily News reports the model home at 2116 Hughes Street is open for inspection today. Thousands have visited the building over the past weeks as the completion announcement draws interest. The residence is among the finest ever built, showcasing top construction and architecture.
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Daily News
Hughes Street
Amarillo
Amarillo Model Home Tour Promoted by Daily News
The note invites Amarillo residents to tour a model home over the next two weeks, highlighting cooperation between several local firms and The Daily News. The text weaves in local wit about Amarillo people and places, hinting at lifestyle themes and community commentary.
Amarillo Birds Look Sheepish After Fleecing Odd Run-In
A quirky local note from Amarillo recalls birds appearing sheepish after a run-in that leaves them lighter in wool and the town chuckling at the unlikely, humorous scene.
President fights federal aid for good roads debate
Panhandle Press argues President aims to block $75,000,000 in road funding. It contends federal plans threaten state rights, require states to match funds, and shift road upkeep burden to states, urging states to fund and manage roads themselves.
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Greenville
Congress
Washington
Martin couple wedding hinted in smoky report
Mra. Martin and Mr Armall’s daughter wed today. In a clipped talk with a reporter they offered no concrete plans but said they would take a long rest. A man named Bud found a real letter in his mail today.
Weddin Gifts and Divorces Discussed by Club
A Domestic Relations Club meeting at Melodeon hall heard papers urging stricter divorce laws and warning against commercialism in weddings. Mrs Em Moots argued brides hunt patterns of silver and glass, while Mrs Tipton Bud defended long-standing traditions and warned against meddling with marriage. Mrs Ike Lark praised the bridegroom topic and Mrs Jake Bentley challenged whether multiple marriages teach any lessons.
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Melodeon Hall
Em Moots
Pearl
Tipton Bud
Ike Lark
Jake Bentley
Publishers urge cost based ad rates for small circulations
An advertising committee report from the National Editorial association at Richmond urges publishers to set ad rates by cost plus profit. It cites 96 percent of country papers pricing at or below cost and recommends a standardized cost system. Proposals include 25 to 48 cent rates by circulation, and note pressures toward consolidation to serve communities efficiently.
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National Editorial Association
Richmond
Herman Roe
The
Northfield
Minn.) News
W. H. Bridgman
Stanley
Wis
Republican
C. J. Ben
Nevada
Iowa
Journal
United States
Paul H. Nystrom
Harvard Business Review
Canyon Hosts 1925 District Women’s Club Meeting
More than 250 women from the Seventh District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs met in Canyon May 4 to 6, 1925. The finance report showed nearly $100 left after expenses, donated to the Canyon Methodist church and other civic groups. Led by Mrs. J. A. Hill, with finance chair Mrs. S. L. Ingham and social chair Mrs. J. S. Humphries, Canyon claims to be the only Texas town to raise funds and finish with a surplus for a district club event.
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News
Canyon
Texas
J. A. Hill
L. Ingham
J. 8. Humphries
Lips peeled in London draw fashion circle
Cynthia Grey notes gossip of high society as Lady Mountbatten’s red lips spark chatter at Savoy dinner. She contrasts beauty obsessions with the value of a sharp mind, recounting tea room comments on weight loss, hair damage, and beauty routines, urging brains over looks.
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London
Savoy
Duchess of York
Louis Mountbatten
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Solves With Helpful Hints
A brisk crossword puzzle feature offers clues and cross references for numerous horizontal and vertical terms. Readers encounter words ranging from shoe to vessel, and from story to plant, with hints guiding the solving process and revealing the troublesome word upon crosscheck.
Teachers Placed by West Texas State Teachers College
West Texas State Teachers College reports several teachers have accepted positions in area schools during the past week. Henrietta Callis from Helmleigh goes to Gwen. Pearl Clements from Lubbee will teach fifth and sixth grades at Brades and Acuff. Theodosia F. Gray from Clarendon goes to Plains. Hugh Hancock from Lubbock goes to the Money school. Mrs. C. D Johnson of Cany goes to Lakeview. Alice Smith of Mickey goes to Lipscomb High. Beulah Williams of Plainview goes to Hereford. Marie Williams of Silverton goes to Crosbyton High.
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News Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
Henrietta Callis
Helmleigh
Gwen
Pearl Clements
Lubbee
Brades & Acuff
Theodosia FB. Gray
Clarendon
Boes
Plains
Hugh Hancock
Lubebock
Money
NeApe Happy
C. D Johnson
Cany
Rubber consumption in US to reach 960000 tons this year
Consumption of raw rubber in the United States is expected to total 960000 tons this year, an increase of 25000 tons over last year. The rise is attributed to higher output of balloon tires and related applications.
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United States
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