Delzell Studies Piano in Paris Conservatory
Amarillo musician Frederick Delzell is in France pursuing a full piano course at the Paris Conservatory of Music. He recently spent a week in Boston before heading to Paris after leaving Amarillo, and he will study there for several months to perfect his technique. He is a New England Conservatory graduate and Horner Institute alumnus, formerly a bookkeeper for Roberts Olver Lumber, church organist at St Andrews Episcopal, and accompanist for May Peterson on her tours.
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Frederick Delzell
Amarillo
France
Paris Conservatory of Music
J. M. Delzell
Potter County
Delzell
Boston
Paris
New England Conservatory of Music
Horner Institute
Kansas City
Roberts-Olver Lumber Company
St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church
May Peterson
Slays Husband and Self in Hotel Room Tragedy
AP reports a domestic quarrel in Lapulpa Oklahoma on April 9 ended with Ray W. Thompson, a cleaning company deliveryman, killed in a hotel room and his wife wounded after she shot him then turned the pistol on herself. Mrs Thompson refused to reveal the provocation.
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Associated Press
Lapulpa
Okla
Ray W. Thompson
Picture in Old Shop a Goya Masterpiece
A painting found in an old shop is believed to be a Goya masterpiece. The discovery, reported by the International News Service from Paris, details experts examining the artwork and its potential attribution to the famed Spanish painter.
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Goya Masterpiece
International News Service
Paris
Ownership statement for Amarillo Globe April 1 1928
Notarized ownership and circulation statement for the Amarillo Globe dated April 1 1928 lists publishers The Globe News Publishing Co Gene Howe and others, owners including multiple named individuals, a sole major bondholder American Insurance Co, and an average paid circulation of 9360. Notarized by G W Camp.
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Congress
Amarillo
The
Globe News Publishing Co
Amarillo, Texas
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Texas
T. E. Johnson
G. C. McDaniel
N. D. Bartlett
J. E
J. L. Nunn
Norris Ewing
G. W. Camp
Henry Ansley
Wesley Izzard
W. T. Stanberry
Ross D. Rogers
J. E. Rank
T. E. Snowden
W. P. A Waggener
B. P. Waggener
Dr. FE. J. Bribach
R. W. Ramsay
H. B. Kessler
H. FE. Muchniec
F. E. Harch
W. W. Hetherington
J. M. Challis
Alva Clapp
Martin Jensen
Atchison, Kansas
D. R. Anthony, Jr
Dan Anthony
Leavenworth
Kansas
C. A. Leland, Jr
Des Moines
Iowa
Walter E. Brown
Kansas City
Missouri
American Insurance Co
Galveston
Scene From Play Here Friday Found in Paris Antique Shop
An American resident of Paris bought a painting in a Left Bank antique shop for a low price, attracted by a jeweled headpiece on the lady. The shopkeeper did not know the artist. Critics recently examined the portrait and identified the author.
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Paris
Bremen Airmens Flight Hindered by Atlantic Weather
Dublin April 9 favorable flying weather gave way to squalls and hail over the Atlantic delaying the German monoplane Bremen at Baldonnel air drome. Captain Norman Koehl and Colonel James Fitzmaurice faced a weather battle for a planned flight to Mitchell Field New York. Baron Von Huenefeld sponsored the attempt and said the Spanish master likely painted the craft in early days. Both pilots urged waiting for better conditions.
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Dublin
Atlantic
Bremen
Baldonnel Airdrome
Mitchel Field
New York
Norman Koehl
James Fitzmaurice
Baron von Huenefeld
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Amarillo Globe
Wilbur C, Hawk
Lincoln
Drinkwater
Abraham Lincoln
Tri-State Fair Association
Panhandle Hardware
11Th and
Grant Streets
Trail
Spanih
Koehl
Fitzmaurice
Deandi Shoe Shop
Dandruff
Listerine Hae
Lambert Phar, Co
St. Louis
Tronara
Chamberlain Laboratories
Chamberlain's Tee Taakton Ore
Hen Cannonball Baker
Washington, D.C
Los Angeles
California
Western Union
Falcon- Knight
Willys - Knight
Stearns- Knight
Falcon Knight
Willy Knight
Sferrng
Knight American Patents Company
Troy
Troy Laundry
J. N. Vernon
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