Denver Attorney Quain tance Shot by Unknown Man
Denver attorney Cedar B. Quaintance a former Amherst and Michigan star athlete was shot last night returning from choir practice. A well dressed assailant ran from the dark fired and fled after shouting murder. Quaintance staggered 190 feet before collapsing as neighbor Eli Altivaick reached him.
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Denver
Colony
Cedar B. Quaintance
Amherst
University of Michigan
Quaintance
Eli Altivaick
Altivaick
Racine Board Orders Wide Probe Into School Parties
Racine Wisconsin March 8. The Racine board of education ordered a sweeping investigation into rumors of drinking and petting at junior high parties. Washington and McKinley schools are under focus with all city student activity to be reviewed. Principals Sanders and Kilbourn acknowledge incidents but deny full knowledge.
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Racine
Wis
Racine Board of Education
Washington
McKinley
Thomas FE. Sanders
H. C. Kilbourn
McKinley School
Denison Art Paper Work Class Led by Mrs. Lottie Lee Lewis
About 80 women attended the Dennison art paper work class conducted by Mrs. Lottie Lee Lewis of New York City at Russell and Corkrell's yesterday from 2 to 5 o'clock. Crystal trees made from Dennison paper and sealing wax were featured in the class work. Mrs. Lewis will be here today and tomorrow to teach Amarito women how to make house decorations as well as party favors and place cards.
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Dennison
Lottie Lee Lewis
New York City
Russell and Corkrell
Two men shot in Smith Motor Sales. one dead
In San Antonio at Smith Motor Sales a gunfight left Kirby Edwards dead and E. O. Moffatt Jr. wounded after a dispute over a car deal. Witnesses say Edwards fired at Moffatt then turned the gun on himself, dying by a self inflicted shot.
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Waited Press
San Antonio
Smith Motor Sales Company
Kirby Edwards
E. 0. Moffatt, Jr
Edwards
Moffatt
Three Children Perish In Ennis House Fire
Fire at the Shaw residence in Ennis Texas claimed the lives of three small children. Origin undetermined. flames broke out while the Shaw family labored in a nearby field. The tragedy was reported by United Press.
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Ennis
Tex
Tke Shaw
Shaws
Amarillo Teachers Club Plans March 14 Meeting
The Amarillo Teachers Club announces its first general meeting for Thursday night March 14 in the city auditorium ladies club rooms. All city teachers and spouses are invited to attend. Mrs. Mary K. Harty, president, will report on the Cleveland national convention.
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Amarillo
Teachers Club
Ladies Club
Mary K. Harty
Harty
Cleveland
Ohio
Theaters Opening Week Highlights
At the theaters the Fair presents Son of the Golden West with Tom Mix on first day. The Mission screens The Doctor's Secret starring Ruth Chatterton and H B Warner. DeAndi shows Riley the Cop with an all star cast and a Paramount News. Nat Rufe Emerson and His Orchestra performs.
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Tom Mix
Ruth Chatterton
H. B. Warner
Deandi
Riley the Cop
Paramount News
Nat—Rufe Emerson
Christian Endeavor District Meeting Opens in Memphis
The district convention of Christian Endeavors opens in Memphis and runs through Sunday. Delegates from Amarillo have headed to Memphis with many more on the way, planning to arrive by tomorrow evening for the fellowship banquet at 6 o'clock, the convention's largest event.
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Memphis
Amarillo
Tail as Defense: Cattle Use Tails Against Flies
A historical note describes cattle and beasts using their tails as weapons to swat flies and other insects, reflecting natural defense adaptations in livestock.
First American Arctic Expedition Leaves Philadelphia in 1753
The article notes the departure of the first American expedition to the Arctic region from Philadelphia in 1753, marking a landmark early voyage for exploration.
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Philadelphia
Leto’s Pyorrhea Remedy Promises Health Return
A药 реклам claims Leto’s Pyorrhea Remedy can cure severe gum disease bleeding gums and related health troubles. It explains it can save your stomach kidneys and rheumatism, with a druggist offering money back if it fails and City Drug Store selling the product.
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Leto
City Drug Store
Liberty Farmer Given Life Term At Death Trial
John Swilley a 66 year old Liberty farmer was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of H. J. Hendrix. A jury found him guilty after deliberating about an hour and a half. Defense counsel gave notice of appeal and Swilley laughed with his attorneys after the verdict.
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Associated Press
Liberty
Tex
John Swilley
H. J. Hendrix
Hendrix
Swirley
Filipinos Buy Manila's American Daily Times
The Manila Times, founded in 1893 as the oldest American daily in the Far East, is purchased by the Roces interests a Filipino publishing group. L H Thibault general manager of the Roces papers will oversee the paper under new ownership having previously served as Times company president from 1915 to 1919.
Lung Escape Plan Proves Successful in Depth Tests
In Key West Florida a new artificial lung for escape from disabled submarines was tested to 200 feet. Lieut. G. C. Momsen and Chief Torpedoman Edward Kalinowski descended from submarine 8-4, faced high pressure, and surfaced nine minutes later unharmed. The pair pioneered the oxygen mask design used in the device.
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Associated Press
Key West
Fla
March
N. Momsen
Edward Kalinowski
Momsen
Kalinowski
Submersible Demonstrates Deep Sea Feats at Greater Depths
The crew conducted tests on the lung from different depths, marking their first attempt at extreme depths. They started at 160 feet, returned, and towed the craft to deeper water to repeat the performances.
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Andree
Peggy
Broadway
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Indies
United Press
Bert Hart
Garfield
Salt Lake City
Jeff D. Bartlett
C. E
Liberty Farmer
Manila
PATER
Sam T. Archambeau
Fisk M. & P. Bldg
L. L. Riner
R. J. Warren
Oyeo
Magnolia
Magnolia Petroleum Company
TUNE
WRR
KEDM
Callins Magnolia Band and Orchestra
KFDM
Beaumont Magnolia Band and Orchestra
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