Deportation Still Puzzle in Costello Career
F J Costello editor of the Milwaukee Leader recalls his deportation from Britain after World War I. He says no formal reason was given, cites possible Soviet links, and notes later work in public relations and as editor of the Milwaukee Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Milwaukee
F. J. Costello
Milwaukee Leader
Costello
United States
Europe
Federated Press
London
Oslo
Stockholm
Berlin
Amsterdam
Copenhagen
England
Newcastle
Bergen
Norway
Claire Sheridan
Winston Churchill
Kaminoff
Lenin
Trotsky
Churchill
Miss Sheridan
Moscow
Scotland Yard
Foreign Office
Secret Service
The Crown Is Won But To Lose Again
A short poem notes that every champion is eventually displaced as pride gives way to a stronger will. It reflects on cycles of triumph and defeat and the moral that courage yields to greater power in time.
Bad Luck Dinner Prompts Community Appeal and Local Notices
A local column compiles a mix of quirky notes and public notices. It mentions a Bad Luck Dinner at Tenth Street Methodist Church to raise funds, missing items including a black bag and a change purse with rewards offered, plus humorous quotes and a weatherless mood in the Panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street Methodist Church
Tenth Street
Graf Zeppelin departs on seventh transatlantic voyage from New York
The Graf Zeppelin sails from New York at 9 12 p m bound for Friedrichshafen with 22 passengers aboard including Mrs John H Greaves Mrs Mary Pierce and Mrs Charles B Parker and notables Sir Hubert Wilkins and Lady Wilkins The German airship plans Seville stopovers and aims to carry 24 passengers and 20 tons of mail by next year Eckener envisions three big ships on Atlantic service and preservation in alcohol by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Ocean
New York City
Nantucket
Massachusetts
New York
Zeppelin
Fried-richshafen
Germany
Seville
Spain
Brazil
Graf
Hugo Eckener
Atlantic
The
Han
John H. Greaves
Mary Pierce
Charles B. Parker
Cleveland
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Lady Wilkins
Chicago
Northwestern
Eeenenee
Cm& Sanee
Crite Po
Chrysler Corporation Peesadee
Coca Cola Co
Columbia Gas & Bleed
Columbia Grapho
Eeerees
Commonwealth & Southern
Congoleum Nairn Awoeasanciag
Consolidated Film Bid de Iesne
Oneee Electric Boat Co
Electric Power & Light
Ednicott Johnson
Marshal Field & Es
Fisk
Ay Kolster
Kresge & Co
Kroeger Gro & Bak
Ae Lambert Consere
Lit Liggett & Myers
Loew's
Lorillard Tobacco
Louisville Gas
Associated Press
Yester
Ludlum Steel
Mack Trucks Iy
Close Mathieson
MK & T RR
Maracaibo
Missouri Pacific RR
GM Montgomery Ware
Atlantic Reignue
Murray Corporation
National Air Transpor
Creole
National Aviation
Itty
Darby Petroleum
National Bellastes
National Biscuit Co. Orly Pats Gulf of
Indiana
Sooce
Penney Co
Gily Itio Eevee Enee Aes
Pennsylvania RR
International P* 21
Pillabury Flour Mills
Louisiana
O & R My
Public Service of N Jwuss
Pullman
Keith Orpheum
Realeilk
IMI Remington Rand
Pandem Panhandle
Reo Motor
Republic Iron & Steel BS ST
Phillips
Studebaker Orporation
Royal Dutch
Texas Gulf
Salt Creek
Timken Roller Bearings
Simms Wee
United Fruit United Corporation
Penn Oil
Union Gas Improvement
Superior Oil US Pipe & Foundry
Bbis Tide Water
US Steel
Isn Union of Calif
Universal Pige& Iad
Gly Vacuum
Western Union
Westehse
White Motor Co
Allegheny Corporation
Weenceseeeser
Willys Overland
Allis Chalmers
Foreign Power
Woolworth
American
Yellow Truck & Coach
American Osseveswere MT
American Car & Foundry
Weer
Yesters American Locomotive
American Power & Light
American Smelt
American Steel Foundry
American Tel & Tel
Superpower
American Tel
Marconi
de Forest Radio
At&s
Detroit Aircraft
Auburn “Auto
Durant Motors Serae Aviation Corporatio Elec
Bond & Share
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Cagis
Best & Co
Fokker Aircraft
Bethlehem Steel
Ford Motor Ltd
Bohn Alum & Brass
Ford of
France
Borden Company
Cerro de Pasco
United Gas
Dat
Set & Pwr
Chesapeake Corporation
UN Verde
Picknickers Warned Over Salty Ice Cream Water
City Forester Temple Robinson warned Ellwood Park visitors to refrain from pouring salty freezer water on the grass. He noted some did so last year and the grass has not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood Park
City
Temple Robinson
Suspected Cheap Synthetic Alcohol Rumored in Southwest
The article notes most alcohol poisoning cases arise in the southwestern U S. It cites cheap synthetic alcohol potentially manufactured abroad as a probable cause imported into old Mexico with little duty. The source suggests tracing its origin would be difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Old Mexico
Pioneer W. W. James Dies. Rites Set in Groom
W. W. James 76 a Groom resident and Panhandle pioneer died at his home. Survived by widow five children and several daughters. Funeral at 3 p m Wednesday at Groom Methodist Church with Rev. H M Bandy officiating. Burial in Groom Cemetery under N S Griggs and Sons directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. James
Carson County
Groom
Mr. James
Church of Christ
Panhandle
Texas
W. H. James
Washburn
B. James
W. E. James
Alanreed
Mra
J. L. Harris
Grover
J. C. Pannell
McAlster
N.M
J. S. Regan
H. B. Dagwell
Claude
Groom Methodist Church
H. M. Bandy
Wellington
Groom Cemetery
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Boys in Grey Gather Today for Reunion
The fortieth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion opens near Jefferson Davis’s plantation in Biloxi Mississippi with leaders from Confederate and Union veterans groups. John Ashley Jones of Atlanta and Joseph C Cazeau of Rochester N Y attend as guest and commander respectively. Rear Admiral Thomas Pickett Magruder of Mississippi will speak, as former Senator John Sharp Williams travels from retirement to address the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Biloxi
Miss
Jefferson Davis
United Confederate Veterans
John Ashley Jones
Atlanta
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Joseph C. Cazeau
Rochester
N. W
Confederacy
Gray
Amarillo
W. W. Prescott
Mississippi
Southern Army
Prescott
Delta Sigma Fraternity Homecoming Dance Tonight
College and ex high school students attend a 9 30 homecoming dance hosted by Alpha Epsilon Chapter Delta Sigma Fraternity at the Amarillo Athletic Club. It is an annual event, this year an invitation affair with refreshments and favors for the ladies, music by the Sugar Stompers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Delta Sigma Fraternity
Amarillo
DeMolays Plan Benefit Dance to Support Drum Corps
The local DeMolays chapter will stage a benefit dance Friday June 11 at the Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom to raise funds for equipment for their drum corps. It will close the initiation ceremonies begun last Saturday. Music by Joe Norman and his orchestra, admission is one dollar per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the DeMolays
Herring Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
Joe Norman
Play Supervisor on Job at Ellwood Park
Ellwood Park hires Miss Jane Read as playground supervisor. She will run organized games and story hours once familiarized and preparations are in place. She monitors child safety but not parental supervision if guardians leave. Ellwood wading pool is being kept clean to prevent filth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Read
Ellwood Park
Miss Read
Ellwood
Horses With Big Feet Warned To Shun Parks
Temple Robinson city forester and parks superintendent targets the owner of a horse with feet likened to frying pans. Ellwood Park flower beds were trampled with large hoof prints noted. Robinson warned grazing animals must avoid the park and pledged action against the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Robinson
City Forester
Ellwood Park
Makeig Returns as Southwestern Public Service Manager
C. S. Makeig is back in Amarillo as manager of the Southwestern Public Service Company after a three year absence. He spent time in Roswell managing public service company properties and later led a group of power plants in New Iberia Louisiana. He says Amarillo feels like home and expects his family to join him in about a week after visiting relatives in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makeig
Southwestern Public Service Company
Amarillo
Roswell
Public Service Company
New Iberia
Jones Wins In Open Challenge Of Par Golf
The article notes Bobby Jones playing against par with a two inch putter and no Melick, a celebrated display of skill as Gandhi's movement disrupts British rule in India. It also mentions Germany adopting New York’s Sullivan law, and Dr Goodman’s black light aiding detection of forgeries and erasures in documents and checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Goodman
New York Academy of Medicine
Attempt on Life of Wealthy Woman In Chicago
A gunman fired twice at Mrs. Lottie Brenner DeChow 55, heir to a fortune, through a second floor bedroom window at 5928 Sheridan Road. Detectives consider her prior census theft case and questions on her estranged husband while pursuing a motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Lottie Brenner DeChow
Count von Buelow
Gilson Faces Trial On Liquor Possession Charge
Gilson goes to district court for violation of liquor laws. Police found bonded whiskey gin and high grade alcohol in a local apartment suite after they awaited the tenant’s return. Witnesses, including a physician and a barber, testified about a man named Thomas claiming the apartment, and Gilson was said to be absent. The jury was to hear the case by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson
District Criminal Court
Thomas
Fire destroys four-room residence on Houston Street
A blaze yesterday afternoon gutted a four room home at 1919 Houston Street owned by John Caples. He and his wife were the only occupants and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Street
John Caples
Confederate Veteran W Prescott to be Buried in Amarillo Today
Funeral services for W. W. Prescott 81 a Confederate sympathizer to be held at Griggs chapel at 4 p m with Dr G L Yates officiating Honorary pallbearers include Amarillo veterans John Gilvin C J E Lowndes and others Prescott survived by three sons two daughters and a brother Burial at Memorial Park cemetery Local veterans gathered for reunion duties as comradial ties endure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Street
Griggs
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
John Gilvin
C. J. E. Lowndes
L. S. Gill
X. R. Gant
L. G. Brown
G. G. Ordway
W. H. Fuqua
Prescott
West Texas race moves hinge on Parrish and Moody
In a complex filing, Senator Pink L Parrish of Lubbock enters the Democratic governor race from Canada while Gov Moody and Lynch Davidson delay decisions. Other applicants include Earle Mayfield C E Walker Frank Putnam Miriam Ferguson James Young Love Sterlimg and C C Moody. Agricultural and livestock price notes follow from Oklahoma City Kansas City and St Louis markets with hogs cattle and sheep quoted at varied tops and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pink L. Parrish
Lubbock
West Texas
Crosby
Parrish
Dan Moddy
Lynch Davidson
Houston
Toronto
Canada
Shriners
Sen
Clint Small
Wellington
Moody
Davidson
Earle B. Mayfield
Austin
C. E. Walker
Grapevine
Frank Putnam
Barry Miller
Dallas
Miriam A. Ferguson
James Young
Kaufman
Thomas B. Love
Bankers Named at Panhandle Association Officers
Bank officials including C. Anderson Jr vice president of First National Plainview and Panhandle Bankers Association president A H Hammond Amarillo assistant cashier and H S Wilbur cashier of Southwest National Canadian are identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C,. Anderson, Jr
First National Bank of Plainview
Panhandle Bankers’ Association
A. H. Hammond
First National Bank of Amarillo
H. 5. Wilbur
Southwest National Bank of Canadian
Wife of President Is Reported Better
Mrs Hoover has recovered enough from a back injury to discard her wheelchair. The improvement was noted as President Hoover and the first lady hosted 44 distinguished guests at a state dinner for Dr Enrique Olaya president elect of Colombia in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Enrique Olaya
Colombia
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report For June 3
Hogs 800 head steady to strong with rail top at 10.00 and truck tops 9.70. Cattle 2,100 head with slaughter steers weak to lower and yearlings mixed. cows 7.00 to 8.09. calves, heavies 9.00 to 9.50. Sheep 2,200 head with lambs steady and yearlings lower. stockers and feeders down 0.60 to 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Associated Preas
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Associated Press
East ST. Louis
Ill
Chicago
Fort Worth
Chicago Grain Roundup Shows Wheat Prices Edge Up
AP reports unofficial June estimates indicate higher winter wheat yields while prices slide early then recover. Grain prices firm with corn advancing and oats rising. later June 8 quotes list No 2 hard wheat at 1 054, No 1 mixed corn 80 3 4c, oats 41 4 41 1 4c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
The
Cotton and markets report from New York and south
The bulletin notes cotton opened steady with a 2 point advance for July and a 2 to 12 point dip overall amid good southern weather and weak trade signals. New October held within a five point range, near 14.69 by mid session, while call money and stock futures show modest shifts and broad market softness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedress
New York
Cotton Prices Show Mixed Movements in London and New York
Liverpool spot cotton edges lower with American grades ranging from strict mid to good ordinary and sales around 2,000. Futures in Liverpool closed quiet with July at 7.97 and other months near 7.75 to 7.84. New York cotton opens steady with July at 16.02 and nearby months around 14.9 to 14.8, trading quiet as buyers await favorable news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Associated Press
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. J. Costello
Southwest Public Service Company
Mr. Makeig
Amarilloan
L. L. Ferree
Edgar A. Guest
America
Dwight Morrow
Mr. Morrow
New Jersey
East
Morrow
Coolidge
S. Parkes Cadman
Crestway
Old Tack
Here
Clarendon
Fairgrounds
Ethel Clare Oatis
City Hall
Polk Street
Sixth Street
Tyler
Polk Streets
Pathfinder
Will Rogers
Ncotch
SKY
Picknickers
GREY
Rose Flemming
Capitol Hotel
Eloise Saunders, Crowell
Althea Saunders
Co. S. Makeig
Bobby Jones
iBy
T. N. Mauritz
the Chronicle
Kansas City Livestock
Jno. F. Clark Brokerage Co
Weather Bureau
N. Y
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Tokyo
Montreal
WNY
Continental Baking
Preferred
American Locomotive Preferred
Auburn Auto
American Tobacco B
Westinghouse Electric
Mack Truck
Rose Bow
Gor
Sackeor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!