Boston Hosts Mother of Col Lindbergh in Frigid Welcome
Mrs Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh, mother of Col Charles A Lindbergh, arrived in Boston with Miss Maud Dawson to attend the National Education Association convention. The party traveled from Selfridge Field by U S Army plane, seven hours, amid crowds and cold. She expressed concern for missing Ford pilot Harry Brooks.
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Associated Press
Boston
Evangeline Lodge Tindbersh
Detroit
Charles A. Lindbergh
National Educational
Maud Dawson
Cass Technical High School
United States Army
Albert F. Hogenberger
Hawaiian Flight
Harry Johnson
Selfridge Field
Nichols
National Education Association
First Corps
Dame Ellen Terry Nears Eightieth Birthday Honors
London February 27 Dame Ellen Terry receives worldwide honors as she nears her eightieth birthday. Messages pour in from American friends and theatrical allies in the empire plan special performances in her honor. Her memory falters but she greets well wishers with early vigor, recalls her debut at eight, and remains active in charity work for blind infants amid a long legendary career.
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Associated Press
London
Ellen Terry
Sarah Bernhardt
United States
James Carew
Chicago
Farflung
British Empire
Dame Ellen
New Theater
Elen
Princess Theater
Charles Kean
Tame Elien Terry
England
Henry Ward Beecher
Miss Terry
B. A.hern
Local Notes and Moves in Shamrock and Surrounding Areas
Thomas Moore joins First National Bank at Nara Viena New Mexico. J H Roberts family visits Clarendon. CW Cooper of Shamrock travels to Amarillo on business. Mrs Raymond Gill away from Marizon work. Caraway family from Slaton staying at Herring. Mrs Bob Lynch visits Amarillo with Mary Sages. Harry Young visits Canyon with Williams family. Mrs Eldredge resumes Edwards Studio work after trip to Liberty Missouri and Kansas City Business A Professional Women’s club meeting. J B Cook enters Amarillo Business College bookkeeping department. Six G B Moss paintings shown at Amarillo Music Co with blue ribbon at Tri State Fair. subjects animals and landscapes.
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Thomas Moore
C. Moore
First National Bank
Nara Viena
New Mexico
J. H. Roberts
Clarendon
CW. Cooper
Shamrock
Amarillo
Raymond Gill
Marizon
F. BR. Caraway
Slaton
Bob Lynch
J. B. Cook
Wellington
Amarillo Business College
G. B. Moss
Amarillo Music Company
Courthouse Deeds and Vehicle Registrations Itemized
Deeds show H H Bush to Jno K Milam Lot 1 Block 6 S J H for 10000 dollars and Wim Fehrenbach to Jno A Fehrenbach Lot 6 Block 4 Curtis for 1 dollar. Vehicle registrations list E E McDonald 1210 W 15th Amarillo Olds Co Oldsmobile and several other owners with Plains Chevrolet Co Chevrolet and Harman Gault Pontiac among listed firms.
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H. H. Bush
Jno
K. Milam
Wim. Fehrenbach
A. Fehrenbach
Curtis
Gro. W. Fuller
Rosalie Powell
Quincy Ford
T. Prickett
Pleasant Valley
van Buren
Plains Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet
Fred
City
Ballew-Satterfield
Hupmobile
Mistletoe Creamery
Toney Chisum
Essex
L. L. Womble
Hereford
Harman- Gault
Pontiac
Potter Red Cross Holds Key Meeting at Library Assembly
Potter County Red Cross officials urge all members to attend a crucial meeting at 2 pm today in the Library Assembly room. The gathering is described as one of the year’s most important, with officials calling for widespread attendance. Honduras produced over 12,000,000 bunches of bananas last year.
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The
News-Globe
Order
Potter County Red Cross
Honduras
Liverpool
Midland-Adelphi
Train Crew Injured In Western Texas Car Crash
Big Spring Feb 27 Texas and Pacific crew en route to Marietta were injured when their automobile overturned three miles west of Big Spring. The crew included engineer A P Clayton conductor G F Reynolds brakemen Buster Hub and A V Darling who died Sunday morning after hospital admission. Darling was reported most seriously injured.
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Globe
Big Spring
Texas and Pacific Cremmht
Marietta
A.V. Darling
Big Spring Hospital
A. P. Clayton
G. F. Reynolds
Buster Hub
Hapgood Irwin Debate Smith and Hoover at Fortnightly Forum
Norman Hapgood and Will Irwin debated the presidential merits of Governor Smith and Secretary Hoover in New York before the Fortnightly Forum. Hapgood criticized Smith’s charm and stressed his view of government as a serious profession while Irwin praised Hoover as a genius and the sanest and warmest human being.
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New York
Smith
Hoover
Norman Hapgood
Will Irwin
Hapgood
Irwin
Prince Henry Hurt In Fall From Horse
Prince Henry, King George's third son, was thrown from his horse and reported severely injured while hunting with the Quorn fox hounds near Melton Mowbray. A hedge caused the mishap during the hunt as details emerged today.
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Melton, Mowbray
Tan
Prince Henry
King George
Quorn
Kansas City Bootlegger King Out on Bond in U S Court
Frank Chee De Mayo, famed Kansas City bootlegger, was released on $5,000 bond after arraignment in U S court. Bonds valued at $0,000 were said to be stolen in a Toledo mail robbery on May 17, 1921. A receipt for bonds bought from a Kansas City broker was deemed bona fide, keeping De Mayo’s long clash with federal authorities unresolved as previous juries hung on prohibition charges.
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United Press
Kansas City
Frank
Chee- Chee
de Mayo
Liberty
United States
Toledo
Ohio
First Edition Show At Yale Its Viewed
Yale alumni at the midwinter Washington’s Birthday reunion viewed Yale’s display of 6 700 American literature first editions. The collection spans Washington Irving Poe Hawthorne and Edwin Arlington Robinson works, with notable items like Uncle Tom’s Cabin Evangeline and Leaves of Grass. Owen F Aldis started the set in 1911 by gifting his entire first edition library.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Washington
Washington Irving
Poe
al Auraff
Hawthorne
Fanshawe
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Brooklyn
Owen F. Aldis
University
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Smith and
U. S. Court
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Seth Thomas
Polk ST
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Ray
Polk
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Kerr & Walsh
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Healey Black
Oliver Kakle Tidy
L. M. Black
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Palmer School of Chiropractic
Central Blu
J. F. Bromert
Amarillo Western
Flowers
Taylor
Cunningham Flower Shop
U4uy West Sixth St
Osteopathic Physicians
J. H. Chandler
Osteopathic
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Loving Printing CO
W. Seventh
John Wall
Southwestern Public Service Co
Wholesale Dealers International Harvester CO
Sigmon Furniture Mfg. CO
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Fillmore Sr
W. Forest Dutton
M. D
Fisk Medical and Professional Building
Typewriters
East Fourth St
Cunard
Athletic Club Bldg
Dallas, Texas
Florsheim
Grove
Sheaffer
Sheaffer's
SER
Sheaffer Pen Company
Fort Madison
Iowa
CTY Drug Stores
S. & H. Green
Fexall
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