King Gustavy V of Sweden poses for artist portrait
The Swedish monarch, noted for a protruding front tooth, sat for Russian painter Michel Werboff for seven hours of posing in Cannes. An early riser, he worked a morning portrait session before tennis. Werboff recalls the king’s easy cooperation and the commission came through Mrs. Jefferson Davis Cohn.
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Paris
Gustavy V
Sweden
Michel Werboff
Werboff
Cannes
Jefferson Davis Cohn
International News Service
Montparnasse
M. Werboff
Psuedo
Gamma Delphians Meet Thursday Evening
The Gamma Delphians will meet Thursday at 7 45 in the Women's club rooms. All members are urged to be present.
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Gamma Delphians
Mrs A White Hosts Silver Tea for Piano Fund
Mrs A White gave a silver tea at her Summitt home to raise funds for the Summitt school piano fund. Christmas decor and favors followed the theme. Guests included Mrs Ray Light of Dallas and several local residents.
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A. White
Summitt
Ray Light
Dallas
John C. Tucker
Wortham
A. J. Crager
Lockney
T. Counts
H. 8. Fox
W. W. Nelson
Triple search launched for missing Hyde couple in Grand Canyon
A three pronged hunt began along the Colorado River lower Grand Canyon for Glen and Nancy Hyde of Hansen Idaho, missing two weeks after a river trip. An Army plane with two pilots and a mechanic will join from March Field at 9 am. A Bright Angel Station boat party and foot search teams are also scouring the canyon.
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Associated Press
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Colorado
Glen Hyde
Hansen
Idaho
Needles
Cal
Millard Harmon
March Field
Riverside
Bright Angel Station
Stockmen to Name Officers Wednesday
Panhandle Livestock association will elect new officers on Wednesday night at 7 30 in city hall council rooms. Art L. Wagoner, president, called the meeting to set the 1929 convention date and discuss pending cattleman legislation. The session also addresses issues affecting cattlemen.
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Panhandle Livestock Association
City Commission
Art L. Wagoner
Holiday visit of Dahoney family members announced
Miss Catherine Dahoney daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Dahoney of 1708 Jackson Street will arrive Wednesday to spend the holidays with her parents. She is a sophomore at C. I. A. at Denton.
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Catherine Dahoney
W. B. Dahoney
Jackson Street
Miss Dahoney
C. 1
Denton
Local residents share news of illnesses births and travel
Judge Palmer resumes part time duties after nine months ill. Births announced for Hale twins and Campbell baby son. Mrs. Johnson and sister May West ill at Northwest Texas Hospital. Carrie Trollinger recovering after surgery. Other residents ill include Mrs Bosworth, Mrs Pierce, and Mrs Thompson. Visitors from Indianapolis to Amarillo end week.
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W. A. Palmer
A. E. Billigmeir
Amarillo Business College
W. C. Allen
Burlington
Kansas
Kansas Ciy
W. F. Hale
Buchanan Street
J. W. Johnson
Clovis
New Mexico
Northwest Texas Hospital
May West
Clarendon
Frank Grabber
St. Francis
Carrie Trollinger
St. Anthony Hospital
Bosworth
F. EB. Campbell
East Wichita Street
Irene Hagan
G. 8
Pierce
van Buren Street
Lillian Parks
J. D. Thompson
J. H. Murphy
Northwest Texas
Floyd Fisher
Alford Gustafson
Indianapolis
American Central Life Insurance Company
Floyd Studer
M. B. Hill
Amarillo
Princess Heiress of Railroad Executor Dies in London
Princess Claire De Wildenbourg Hatzfeldt, heiress of Collis P. Huntington, died in a London hotel after a period of illness. Adopted by Huntington, she inherited an estimated 75 million dollars and was widow of Prince Francois De Wildenbourg Hatzfeldt.
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United Press
London
Hatzfeldt
Collis P. Huntington
Huntington
Southern Pacific Railroad
United States
Europe
Claire de Wildenbourg Hatzfeldt
Prince Francois de Wildenbourg Hatzfeldt
Prussia
Claire Campbell Huntington
Detroit
Seventeen year old pleads guilty to second degree murder
Vincent Rice, aged 17, pleads guilty to murder in the second degree for strangling his 15 year old sweetheart Alice Joost in Port Richmond Staten Island. The case stems from a slaying last month and carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 20 years under Baumes law with no parole until served. Alienists deem him legally sane despite noting abnormal impulses and strict religious training.
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Associated Press
New York
Vincent Rice
Richmond
Alice Joost
Port Richmond
Staten Island
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