Banker's love suits flash old romance in New York court
Banker George Caldwell, 63, faces two breach of promise suits here. Zoe Alene, a manicurist, seeks 200000 alleging Caldwell promised to marry her before delaying for Miss Marion Andrews, a Maine teacher. Shiras divorce case recaps Caldwell's disputed engagements and a Maine-based marriage claim.
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New York
Marriacs
George Brinton Caldwell
Clatman
Marion Andrews
Zoe M. Alene
Boxton
Arlwet
Theoltie
Mire
Qure Shiras
Rayh M. Shiras
Kaneasty
Shiras
Caldwell
Chicago
Miss Andrews
George H. McCall
Béttian G. Stewart
Northern Pacific Railroad
Dave's Mentha Depsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Depsin as a remedy for indigestion gastritis and related distress. It guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer and claims rapid improvement with regular use. Endorsed by Dr. Wm. W. Morgan and available at City Drug Co and Randal Drug Co in multiple locations. In a separate note Vienna reports Fraulein Elizabeth Marovich’s six prior engagements ending in self harm after jilting by four suitors.
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Dave
Wm. W. Morgan
Bridgeton
N. J
City Drug Co
Randal Drug Co
Taylor St
Amarillo Bidg
Thrill Seeker Drives Car Into Lamp Post in Snow Storm
A 19 year old visiting student, Miss Benita Kennison of Toledo, drove a car into a lamp post during a snowstorm while wearing a red bathing suit and silk pajamas. Police say the incident followed a two day party with embassy liquor. Judge MacDonald postponed the hearing and ordered her to spend the night in detention.
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Ty Associated Pree
Wallington
Mies Nenita Kenn
Son of Toledo
Serrister
MacDonald
Velma
John Hoffman
Bentta
Washington
House of Detention
Were There Everywhere Mr and Mrs Fred Bone House Guests
The text lists guests at the Bone home 2305 Fillmore street including Mrs J N Wood of Memphis Tennessee and her young niece Margaret Penick of Memphis. The note names a social gathering at the Bone residence with Memphis connections.
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Fred Bone
Fillmore Street
Austin
Dallas
Lubbock Daily Journal
Fred Hines
Daily Journal
Hiney
Black and White Ointment Relieves Eczema Fast
The article touts Black and White Ointment as a quick relief for itching eczema. It claims immense popularity with over two million packages sold yearly and notes the economical large tie package compared to the 25 cent size.
Grudgington Urges Kiwanis Backing for Tri-State Fair
Judge J W Crudgington new fair president appealed to Amarillo Kiwanis luncheon to back the Tri State Fair for financial success. He warned against indifference and praised the late J A Wayland for inspiring Amarillo. E C Gibbe Hicks Rubber Co introduced as new member. Judge E L Klett of Lubbock spoke.
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J. W.crudgington
Kiwanis Club
Amarillo Hotel
J. A. Wayland
Crudgington
Amarillo
Wayland
E. C. Gibbe
Hicks Rubber Company
E. L. Klett
Kiwanian
Lubbock
Barber Ad Promises Sharp Razors For Gentlemen
An advertisement by Bombay barber Frankness Bombay-A Mohammedan assures customers of careful grooming with very sharp razors. It emphasizes skilled service for gentlemen and uses striking language to attract clientele in a period-appropriate voice.
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Frankness Bombay
Better Than Whiskey For Colds and Flu
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a fast acting cold and flu remedy to be bought at drug stores. It claims laboratory approval and bold guarantees, urging customers to test its effects within two minutes and demand a money back if symptoms persist. The copy targets adults and children with exaggerated claims and a testimonial style.
Watch Your Frail Puny Child Grow Strong Tablets
Advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a quick weight gain aid for weak children. Claims avoid sour cod liver oil, promising flesh gain, candy like ease, and money back if not satisfied. Lists city drug firms selling the product.
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City Drug Co
Ledbetter Drug Co
Austin Drug Co
McCoy's
Adv
Funeral Rites Held For Former Amailloan Resident Harry Green
Funeral services were held at Griggs funeral chapel for Harry Green 47 son of Mrs. S. N. Green of this city. Rev R Thomson officiated. He died Monday in a Llano area hospital and burial followed in Llano cemetery. He is survived by his mother a brother Rey Green and three sisters Myrtle Anson J orben and John Cofield. Pallbearers included J I Spann O B Ordway I Freeman A Gat Hamrek Arthur Ogee Lom Sellers and CT Davis.
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Harry Green
N. Green
Griggs
R. Thomson
Green
Abilene
Murial
Llano
Rey Green
Vera
Myrtle Anson
J. Is Orben
Threety
Market notes and cattle quotes from across the country
Financial and commodity data from New York, Kansas City, Oklahoma City and Chicago. Bonds and treasury updates, money rates, cash grains and hogs and cattle prices show mixed moves. Stock market opens with uneven shifts led by industrials, autos and chemicals amid steady money and easing oil output.
Foreign exchanges and commodity prices in New York report
New York markets show steady foreign exchanges with Britain at 4.854 and France 3.72 percent demand, alongside Italy 4.03 and Germany 23.80. Chicago pricing lists butter cream and eggs with varied quotes, poultry markets firm with live fowls and roosters noted, and Port Worth values reflecting a range of prices and parking costs.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
Sproule May Resign as Active President of
Sproule may resign as active president of the organization amid internal discussions. The document notes leadership questions and potential succession scenarios, with several unnamed participants discussing governance and future direction.
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Sproule
Miss Fisher Bonds Named Business Women President
The Business and Professional Women's Club at Amarillo Hotel elected officers for 1926-1927 with Miss Fisher Bonds as president. New members and committee chairs were announced for the upcoming annual reception on February 9 at Municipal auditorium, with Ruth Mathews named general chairman and multiple committees listed.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo
Mina Cora Astle
Lilian Campbell
W. Forrest Dutton
Mise Fleher Bonds
Mra. Cave Downing
Mise Lora Glenn
Mire Bertie Warren
Frank Taylor
Katherine Metcalf
J. M. Verguson
Ventura Smith
Women's Club
Municipal Auditorium
Ruth Mathews
Genera
Fisher Bonds
Gervi
Taylor
M. ©. Maroney
Lorn Glenn
DP. Ward
Elizabeth Nixon
W. C. Hubbell
J. W. Ferguson
Ray Altman
Hattie Watts
Zeffie Snider
D. A. Morton
Anna Klapproth
Lillian Hilton
Carson County seeks funds to pave oil field road
Carson County asks the state highway commission for funds to pave highway No. 33 from the Potter county line through Carson to the G county line. The plan would extend the paved route about 8 1 2 miles, connecting Amarillo area to the oil field. A separate note mentions a resignation at a local club and other classification applications filed before a board meeting.
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Carson County
State Highway Commission
Armarilfo
Amarillo
The
Potter County
Pondho
Hurk Burnett Ranch
Ectore
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Amenito
Will Rogers
May Peterson
Marvin Nennett
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Lindsay Leon
Nunn
J. IF. Harris
General Goethals
W. Kiersted
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Heer
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Fesnciel
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Fee
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Domino
Libby
WAPCO
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Frank Huff
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