Opponents of Smith Hoover See Gloom in WV Votes
Washington June 1 Supporters of the stop Hoover movement found solace in Secretary of Commerce Hoover's apparent defeat in West Virginia. They argued the result could influence the June 12 Kansas City convention while Hoover backers cited existing delegates and a growing bandwagon. Discussion shifted from men to issues ahead of the convention with farm relief and enforcement debated for the party platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
West Virginia
Watson
Indiana
Smith
New York
Houston
Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Coolidge
White House
Kansas City
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
McNary-Haugen
Two Held in Mexico for Smith Death
Two men were arrested in Hidalgo state in connection with the murder of Howard Smith of Denver, foreman at the Santa Ger Trudis mine near Pachuca. The Hidalgo governor ordered exhaustive pursuit. An American embassy official was expected to assist as Smith's body was sent to Denver for relatives.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Pachuca
Howard
Smith
Denver
Santa Gertrudis
State of
Hidalgo
Woman calls husband "Male gold digger" in injunction case
In San Antonio on June 11, Mrs. Etalee Vandell obtained a district court injunction against her husband to bar association with Mrs. Ted Trigg and to stop contact. Judge 58. G Tayloe granted a cross injunction barring Mrs. Vandell from abusive language toward Mrs. Trigg. The husband admitted visiting Mrs. Trigg's home twice but denied improper relations, claiming separations and moves to avoid her. He acknowledged numerous affairs since arriving a year ago. The injunction forbids calling by phone and riding with or associating with Van Dell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Etalee Vandell
Ted Trigg
van Dell
G. Tayloe
Tayloe
Trigg
Courthouse deeds and vehicle registrations reported
A compilation of property transfers including W H Fuqua to Rev G A Gerden for 419 Mirror with $10, and Gertrude L Witherspoon to J C Vance for 3 2 Witherspoon with $1000, plus various J P Vermillion and M Roche transactions. Vehicle registrations list owners and addresses in Amarillo and surrounding areas, along with building permit details for F W Jesse and J A Fowlkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Fuqua
G. A. Gerden
Mirror
Gertrude L
Witherspoon, Et al
J. C. Vance
Witherspoon
E. P. Jones
Amarillo Lbr. Co
J. H
Lee Shifflett
Vermillion
Theo. Thedens
Taylor
Toney Chisum
Hudson
M. E. Rowe
Amarillo
Oldsmobile
Olde
D. L. White
Carolina
Essex
W. Forrest Dutton
Harrison
Pierce
City
Plains
W. N. Mullins
P. D. Sikes
Polk
Gamble Martin
Whippet
J. W. Morris
Tyler
Plain
Chas
Ethridge
van Buren Toney Cuisum
A. S. Stinnett
Jackson Cullum Motor
Elmo Sowell
Jackson
Cullum Motor
Dodge
Erwin
Ochsner
Cooper Irvin
Ford
Max Long
Harman Motor
Pontiac
F. W. Jesse
Hughes
Wolf Brk
Dw. Coht
Same
W. C. Boyce
Plemons
J. A. Fowlkes
Kilgore Child Fatally Hurt In Brownwood Car Collision
In Brownwood Texas the youngest Kilgore child was fatally injured when a truck collided with the Kilgore auto. Parents another child and Mrs. Holland were seriously hurt. Mrs Kilgore had been involved in a prior accident with Peggy Mac Genelle eight. All injured were hospitalized with little hope of recovery for the child.
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Associated Press
Brownwood
Texas
H. M. Kilgore
H. C. Holland
Order to Remove Kansas Road Signs
Topeka Kansas June 1 All advertising signs on Kansas highways must be removed by June 15 per order from W W Buck state highway engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
United Press
Topeka
Kan
W. W. Buck
Don’t Make a Toy Out of Baby
Old ad copy stresses that handling infants too long or as amusement can cause fussiness and sleeplessness. It recommends Castoria as a safe, vegetable remedy for colic and upset stomachs, claims millions of bottles sold, and notes a motherhood book included with each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Fletcher
Orphanage program delights small Amarillo crowd
A Presbyterian Orphanage program at University Heights drew a small audience led by Mother Ervin. Children sang, read, and performed without rehearsals, earning praise from Mrs. G G Ordway and Guy Saunders. A June 12 show is planned to boost funds for playground equipment.
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Presbyterian
Jast
University Heights
Mall
G. G. Ordway
Harrison Street
Ervin
Tme
Amarillo
Seven held after Broadsmore Country Club hold up
Seven men are under arrest as suspects in the Broadsmore Country club robbery of 200 guests last night with loot over 100 000. Police chase ended when the sedan was overtaken near Lebanon Indiana about 30 miles from Indianapolis. One suspect identified by a victim. Canton China installs 4000 line automobile telephone system by an American company. Modern liners insured against many sea risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Indianapolis
Broadsmore Country Club
Lebannon
Ind
Canton
China
Headache Relief Through Chiropractic Care
Ethel Armstrong promotes chiropractic treatment to address headache causes such as eye, liver, or stomach issues. The ad urges prompt spinal adjustments and provides a contact number for an appointment.
Will Rogers accepts Anti-Bankers nomination for President
Will Rogers accepts nomination as the Anti-Bank party candidate to expose the two major parties' banks. He vows to remove party leaders and slogans, warns against sex appeal in campaigning, and says support must come from those who want nothing and expect nothing in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Rogers
Life
Henry Ford
Harold Lloyd
Nicholas Murray Butler
Roy Howard
Glenn H. Curtiss
Ben B. Lindsay
Babe Ruth
William Allen White
Clare Briggs
Grantland Rice
William Mitchell
Ring Lardner
Francis P. Duffy
Tex Rickard
Charles Dana Gibson
666 Cures Fever Due to Malaria Quelled Germs
An herbal remedy claims to treat intermittent and remittent fevers and bilious fever caused by malaria. The product asserts it kills the germs and provides swift relief.
Book of Fashions Spring and Summer 1928 Advertisement
Advertisement for a 1928 spring and summer fashion book offering color plates and 500 designs for Ladies Misses and Children patterns. Includes a dressmaking article and needlework tips with 30 stitches, inviting orders to Globe News Brooklyn NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe- News
Brooklyn
Carelessness Cited as Major Cause of Paris Street Accidents
Paris police prefect reports an analysis showing 61 percent of street accidents are due to victims' carelessness. The findings emphasize personal responsibility in urban traffic safety and call for increased caution among pedestrians and drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mello-Glo New Face Powder Promises Lasting Color
Fox Drug Co introduces MELLO-GLO a shade youthful color powder. Advertises perspiration resistance and non drying feel with long wear and non comedogenic formula. Sold across six Fox Drug Co stores in area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Drug Co
Vail Medals Awarded for Distinction
The Bell System Associated companies announce the Theodore N. Vail medals for 1927. Fred F. Brown of Connecticut Valley Telephone Co. wins gold with $500 for restoring phone service during the Vermont flood of November 1927. William Foster Owens of Rock Spring Texas receives silver and $250 for aiding telephone service after a tornado killed 65 and damaged the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avsociated Press
New York
Theodore N. Vail
Bell System Associated Companies
Fred F. Brown
Bradford
Connecticut Valley Telephone Company
Vermont
William Foster Owens
Rock Spring
Tex
Himelf
Kerrville
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Vein Relief
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful germicide for varicose veins and running sores. It claims rapid improvement after using a two ounce bottle and guarantees healing, with Fox Drug Co. selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Fox Drug Co
Seismograph Records Quake at Fordham University
A Fordham University seismograph logged an earthquake today. The quake began at 12:16 a.m. reached its peak at 10:08 a.m. and ended shortly after. The epicenter lies about 7,000 miles from New York in an undetermined direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Fordham University
New Cancer Treatment Sought by Science
Dr. W. T. Pettit of Ottawa Illinois says a lead solution may become a cancer cure soon. International News Service reports the Chicago June 1 statement outlining a potential medical breakthrough and its expectancy in near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
W. T. Pettit
Ottawa
Worth Weight in Gold for Lydia E Pinkham Products
A Tully New York woman describes relief from weakness and sickness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She credits the remedies with restoring her ability to walk and sit without help and plans to continue treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully
N. Y
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia BK
Pinkhem
Mia
Crances
Tully, N. Y
Pettit Praises Metal in Cancer Treatments at Liverpool Clinic
In an address to the Timois State Medics Society Pettit stated that metal therapy has yielded cures for about 20 percent of cancer victims treated at the University of Liverpool. He urged science to find the proper solution of the metal after a Europe trip to observe cancer clinics.
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F Thess
Smith-Hoover
Mexico
Courthouse Records
G. C. Bruce
Hot Springs
Ark
Blackburn
DIAL
Ruth Brittain
Small Crowd Hears Orphan Home Program
Ethel Armstrong
Panhandle
Stuckey Coast. Co
Panhandle, Texas
U.S
Seiberling
Allison & Webb Fillmore
2Nd Street
VAIL
Fordham
Timois
Stearns
James E. Bennett
Mempers
Chicago Board OF Trade
New Orleans
la Salle
Beaver
the Best Furniture Co
Furniture Studio
Polk Street
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