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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1928
Page
7
A Paris Home and Decorative Arts show features a cylindrical one story house on a turning foundation that follows the sun and moves rooms via a five horsepower engine. Prices run up to 50000 dollars for the revolving dwelling and 10000 for a movable interior all metal design.
Bela Kun, held in Austria on entering the country after exile, tells Vienna court the third international has proof Italy and Hungary plan war on Soviet Russia. He warns others would be dragged into conflict and the proletariat fodder for cannon. Hungary seeks extradition over murder charges from his rule.
May Yohe now living in a small Boston home with Captain John Smuts says she is content and happy, denying envy of Lord Francis Hope’s English dukedom. She recalls three marriages and two divorces, claims devotion to Smuts, and dismisses rumors of a fifth marriage. The former stage star cites the Hope diamond curse as part of her past misfortunes, while celebrating her return to domestic life.
A Nashville man testifies his cellar had three flea filled compartments and after two sprays the fleas vanished. He endorses Kill-Ko as the best insecticide and urges purchases from local drug and grocery stores.
Richard Boh ler, a blind organist robbed of $100 three weeks ago, was threatened with death if he testifies against Fred Leonardi. A warning voice telephoned him yesterday promising he will not reach the grand jury. Police pledged protection as he prepared to testify today.
Austrian authorities claim the suspect remains in Vienna to advance a purported Moscow backed communist regime in Hungary. He entered Austria with a forged German passport, a crime carrying up to ninety days in jail.
Mrs. S. J. Brownlee 2 years old, mother of W. O'Brien, president of the National Bank of Commerce, will be buried in Mereford. Services set for 3 p.m. at the Methodist Church. She leaves three sons William O'Brien of Wichita, Fred Brownlee of Moheectie, John Brownlee of Electra, and two daughters Mrs. Onnie Hines Hereford and Mrs. S. B. Edwards Fort Worth. She died Saturday night visiting her son in Midland. The bank will close at noon today.
An advertisement touts FLY-TOX Hand Sprayer for near immediate mosquito control. It claims safe use around people while killing household insects when sprayed upward to fill rooms. Each bottle is stainless fragrant and guaranteed.
A claim states a remedy named 666 kills malaria germs and cures fever and bilious ailments described as intermittent and remittent malaria. The source presents a medical assertion linking the potion to malaria germ destruction.
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