Truce Eases Tensions Between Salm Houses
After a weekend truce between the rival Salm households, Peter a boy of the Salm line was escorted by detectives and held at the count's hotel. The count greeted his son with his grandmother Millicent and his nurse as they walked the beach and later returned indoors. The scene unfolded amid court appearances and a tense public backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salm
Rod
von Heaetierene
Peter
Teddy
Millicent
Rogers
New York Court
Little Peter
Ecount
Lam
Kelly Springfield praises Amarillo firm dealer notes
Rigney, manager of the Kelly company, visits Amarillo and commends the local tire dealers Wikineon and Turner. He says the crew has thrived in Amarillo under a year, selling tires with excellent service and attention to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikineon and
Turner
Kelly-Springfield Tre
Southwest
Rigney
Oklahoma
Kennet
Kelly Company
Amarillo
Adam Davis Funeral Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Adam Davis were held today in Amarillo with active pallbearers from the community. He is survived by his parents a brother a sister a niece and a nephew, continuing a family line in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Davis
Peter
Pires
Levis
Momwley
Ie Witherspoon
Fountain
Joe Kell
Jack Nichols
di Monting
Walter Wilson
Will Thompson
John Rowland
Will Ratherland
Claude LeNevue
Tom Lurham
Henry Ford
Ed Pittman
Hm Peers
Katy Head to Retire After Fifty-Five Years of Service
C In Schaff, longtime head of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad known as the Katy, will retire May 1 after a 55 year career with multiple railroads. He will be succeeded by C N Whithead, a 33 year Katy veteran who rose from messenger boy to executive vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
C. In
Schaff
Missouri, Kansas, Texas Railroad Company
C. N. Whithead
Whitehead
Messenger
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
L. F. Loree
Katy
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and
Saint Louis
Columbus, Hocking Valley and
Toledo
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St Louis Railroad
Peoria and
Pekin Union Railroad
New York Central Lines
Chicago
Road
Ex-Convict Urges Honesty Then Is Held in Theft Case
An ex-convict William Mogser spoke on the courthouse square in Orange Texas urging honesty while calling prisons and other issues “hell horses.” The lecture drew no collection. The next day Mogser and companion St Rauthaven were arrested on five charges including assault and burglary as officers pursue further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuokum
Salem
Crete
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Gremere
Gray
Kolor-Bak
Kolor-Balc
The
Randal Drug Co
Willbanks- Lyall No. 1
Gulf, Panhandle
Wittenburg
Douglas Wells
Blake Pee Oehes
Diego Wow
Parente
G. L. Yates
Ginidis & Berieger
Alley Beesine
Ron SF
Hele
Montini
Berek Fen
Dichiee
San Wal Agien
QO. V. Wray
Music Man
United States
Polk Street
O. V. Wray
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