Letter Reveals Zoe Ellington Biography Refuted
Mrs. Alice Graves Hamilton recounts a Zurich Geneva tale about Zoe Ellington. She claims Zoe concealed a prior liaison with a married man Raphael in Geneva, leading to family ruin and a broader motive to seek wealth. The sister of Raphael’s wife relays the dramatic confession. Tomorrow’s continuation promises more revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Prescott
Alice Graves Hamilton
Leslie
Zoe
Zoe Ellington
Ruth
Paris
You
Mr. Stores
Raphael
Geneva
Berne
Switzerland
NEA Service, Inc
Article Introductory Publication Notice
The News issues a standard press bureau disclaimer about Associated Press stories and local corrections policy. It notes AP use, rights, and corrections will be made promptly if errors are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wirervice
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Amarillo High to Hold 106-Grad Class Commencement
The Amarillo News urges a full audience at the municipal auditorium Thursday for Amarillo High School’s commencement exercises. The senior class of 106 graduates, after four years of work, will hear a speech from Congressman Marvin Jones and a second speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Marvin Jones
Sousa Objects To Cigar Named After Him In December Visit
John Phillip Sousa protests a cigar bearing his name while his band plans a December appearance. The five for fifteen cent price mix prompts debate over whether a public figure should approve branding. Thomas Marshall’s famed quip about a five cent cigar is noted alongside the manufacturer’s offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phillip Sousa
Thomas Marshall
John Phillip Songa
Fearful Kansas Republicans eye Davis bid for governor
Kansas Republicans fear Governor Davis may run after his bribery acquittal. The anti-Davis push appears political, aimed at discrediting his administration. If Davis enters the race next year, party rivals worry he could become a strong gubernatorial contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Jonathan M. Davis
Davis
Amarillo Snapshots and Political Quips of the Era
A playful montage of local concerns and opinions from Amarillo reflecting exaggerated views on politics violence and daily life. It touches on Coolidge and Dawes era themes with remarks on celebrities, labor, smoking, hunger, charity, and weather as a signature regional voice.
Commencement Reflections on School Closures in Collingsworth County
The Panhandle Press notes thirty three Collingsworth County schools have closed or will within two weeks. It frames commencement as a hopeful transition from sad endings to new beginnings, urging grads to steer their own paths with guidance and courage while keeping their heads up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Collingsworth County
Window Washer Glorified for Cleaning Stained Panes
Poem notes the task of selecting stained panes and cleaning them with water and soap. The act earns praise for enabling clearer passage and access, highlighting the value of a simple, practical labor. The speaker emphasizes the credit due to the washer for transforming dirty panes into clear windows.
Hereford Builds Toward Largest Construction Drive in Years
Special to The News Hereford Texas May 25 The Hereford Deaf Smith county area is seeing a surge in building the heaviest program in years The $125 000 Hereford High School project replaces the old structure and aims for December completion A $60 000 hotel is sought by the Chamber of Commerce plus a new modern residence and several houses under construction The $40 000 Texas Utilities ice plant nears completion and plans call for a two story brick main street building and more homes in the county If all projects materialize Hereford’s building program could approach $300 000 for the year with additional private homes under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Deaf Smith County
Texas Utilities Company
Hereford Independent School
Gaston Baer
R. N. Mounts
Main Street
Cliff Acker
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
Fourteen Years Ago Fourteen Years Ago
A retrospective from the Amarillo Daily News mirrors events from fourteen years prior, recalling notable local occurrences, people, and places documented in the newspaper’s archival files.
Local Visitors Aid Amarillo Legal Business
H C Bases of Plainview visited Amarillo yesterday on legal business Tolkmen began improvements at Glenwood for upcoming entertainment new attractions and devices are being erected for the area A Lee court stenographer from Canyon referred
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Bases of
Plainview
Amarillo
Pretty Homes Contest Takes Stage in Plainview
Plainview, known as The City of Beautiful Homes, hosts its fourth annual Pretty Homes Contest run by the Board of City Development. Disinterested out of town judges score homes on cleanliness yards flowers shrubbery painting and overall attractiveness across three classifications large owned small owned and rented. Winners receive cash prizes and home portraits as recognition for superior landscaping and curb appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
City of Beautiful Homes
Board of City Development
Visiting Printer Officials Honored by Local Union
International and state officials of the Typographical Union were honored by the Amarillo union Sunday night during the Texas Federation of Labor convention at Labor Hall. A smoker, dutch lunch, and brief talks followed a program arranged by 32 Bills and committee members Guy Fuller, T. Carnes, and Fred Kyser. Attendees included Seth R. Brown of Indianapolis, George W. Fisher of Fort Worth, J. W. Riley of Dallas, G. A. Wilson of Houston, and others from Fort Worth, Dallas, Wichita Falls, and Oklahoma a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographical Union
Amarillo
Labor Hall
Texas Federation of Labor
Guy Fuller
T. ©. Carnes
Fred Kyser
Seth R. Brown
Indianapolis
George W. Fisher
Fort Wort
Internationa Organization
J. W. Riley
Pallas Craftsman
G. A. Wilson
Hous
Allied Council
C. Mulhausen
Houston Hoes Union
L. P. Head
Dallas
Claude Sterbury
Fort Worth Pographical Union
Carl Right
Beef cattle and hogs big industry in Deaf Smith
County Agent notes the new Amarillo packing plant spurring a large industry shift in Deaf Smith County. Feeding cattle and hogs is expected to grow as marketing costs and methods improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaf Smith
Deaf Smith County
Amarillo
First Oil Royalty Collected in New Mexico Pecos Field
Roswell May 25 The commissioner of public lands EB B Swope announces the first royalty from oil runs in the Pecos Valley field. The initial installment about $1000 from crude sales via Gilliland Pipe Line to Dayton funds the New Mexico University. Thousands of acres are involved in state land transfers in Santa Fe as records move faster under a new system. State geologist E H Wells probes reports of water in San Juan county wells where shallow oil wells yield high gravity oil. Some sixty wells are drilling in Chaves Eddy and Lea counties south of Devils Race Track Fault toward the Texas line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Santa Fe
New Mexico
E. H. Wells
San Juan
Chaves, Eddy and Lea
Devils Race Track
Texas Line
Ere
Deaf Smith Cotton Farmers Observe Texas Tests
Hereford May 25 Deaf Smith cotton farmers watch Texas teachers college experiments led by R E Cockerell and Frank R Phillips testing Lubbock varieties at Canyon about 125 miles away Three plantings on May 2 15 and June 1 study spacing tillage soil prep and best performers Varieties include Burnett Lightning Express Mebane Salesbury Acala Kasch Benton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Deaf Smith
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Agriculture Department
R. E. Cockerell
Lubbock Experiment Station
Frank R. Phillips
Canyon
Lubbock
AP Correspondent Grant urges more Panhandle coverage
W. Grant of Dallas, AP correspondent in Amarillo for the State Federation of Labor convention, promotes more Panhandle stories in the AP Texas mall service. He formerly led the Austin bureau and stresses advance notices of conventions for wholesome publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Grant
Dallas
Associated Press
Amarillo
State Federation of Labor
Austin
Grant
Panhandle
Texas Mall Service
Texas grain dealers elect new state president
Harry Kearns returned from Fort Worth where he was elected state president of the Texas grain dealers association. He was accompanied by Mrs. K White and her daughter Mrs. Johnnie Esleck from Snyder. The party noted rain and heavy hail along the route. E R Mayer will oversee the first club meeting Wednesday noon at the arillo Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kearns
Fort Worth
Texas Grain Dealers
Kearns
K. White
Johnnie Esleck
Snyder Y A
Miss Culwell Visits Gr sane Leah Bryant Buick ng
Miss Culwell visits Gr sane Leah Bryant Buick ng. Case 9 vn Ry then Mise Geant gin June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Culwell
Iisses Gr Sane
Leah Bryant Bucing
Case
Fragmentary report notes on MP and tal evidence
A fragmentary OCR item mentions an MP and a tal related report. Readable terms indicate ongoing verification but details and context remain unclear in the fragment. The record captures names and topics without full event framing.
Gossip Boomerangs Back as Harmful Words Spread
Cynthia Grey and Struthers Burt discuss gossip as a moral hazard. A Spanish proverb warns that a fish dies through its own mouth. Margot Asquith recalls being gossiped about for a simple dress, becoming an enduring foe of a powerful English figure.
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Clue List
Puzzle presents a challenging set of clues including horizons sea eagle value property English money touch up with acid wreath part of the mouth born to partake of food old fashioned male facial ornament corded cloth condition affects again to reform decree yea tender spots a word of refusal instrument mightier than the sworn devoured gardens to sink as a bed spring cylinder for holding wet goods game of cards beer apart what you see with seeing epoch to reiterate what fish are caught in to do gleamed bar for stacking threads in a loom golf starting mound to lubricate poured high mountain one who restores confidence theme weights of containers necklace ladies ingredient of varnish tie animal own cerenie a food place to gleef pertain to me said yellow house bird jewels of delicate striped camel's haflwear ral cloth a vote of yes woo feminine pronoun ord of command answer to yesterday's crossword puzzle.
Stone Appointed Canadian Postmaster
May 26 notice reports Asta Ton confirming Stone's appointment as postmaster at Neaktin in Canada. Details are sparse but identify the new posting and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Neaktin
Pioneer Hereford businessman dies at home
G. A. Stombaugh longtime Hereford merchant died yesterday morning at his home after an illness that began as flu and developed into pneumonia. He was widely known across the Panhandle and his death was learned by friends in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Stombaugh
Hereford
Amarillo Yestered
Panhandle
Hereford school bonds fetch $500 premium
Hereford Independent School District sold the new 125000 high school bonds to Brownmer Investment Company of Wichita Kansas. A 500 premium was paid. The bonds received approval from the attorney general and state comptroller and a waiver from the state board of education, allowing the sale to proceed with time saved by personal appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Din Fio
Brown Umer Investment Company
Wichita
Kans
Ireland
Ra Bas Just Awarnes
Mer Segure
Thttorney General
State
Boar of Education
Tela
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amarillo Daily News
Sevihvuhs
Gagan Esohigeievees
Sereener
Pigh
Willmore
Bou Melorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Evening Post
News and Evening Post
Sia
Amarillo Boys
Coolidge
Potter County
Moscow
Sarah Ghosh
Good Ghosh
Dawes
Abe Martin
Miami
Herbert Henshaw
Stanley
The
Lee Court
Flapper
Logal Union
N. M
Pecos
E. R. Mayer
Arillo Hotel
Cynthia Grey
Margot
England
Daily News
E'S
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!