Explorer Prince Sixte de Bourbon Parme Dies in Paris
Prince Sixte Ferdinand Marie Ignace Pierre Alphonse of Bourbon Parme dies in Paris at 47 from illness linked to Congo exposure.曾 a WWI peace negotiator and famed explorer, he was brother to Empress Zita and led peace efforts for Charles I. He later explored Sahara and Asia, collecting scientific data. He married Hedwige de la Rochefoucauld and had a daughter, Isabella.
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Congo
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Zita
Hungary
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Sixte
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Italy
United States
Prince Sixte
America
Sahara
Asia
Robert
Duke of Parme
Wartegg Castle
Switzerland
Hedwige de la Rochefoucauld
Dukes of
Doudeauville
Isabella
Mrs. Fannie House Dies at 57 in Amarillo Home
Mrs Fannie House 57 formerly of Amarillo for 12 years and Church of Christ member died at 1916 Jackson Street at 12 10 this morning. She leaves daughters Mrs A W West and Mrs Ira Shelton and grandsons Jimmie Shelton and Earl Morris all of Amarillo. Body at Griggs Funeral Chapel. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
Italy to Invite France and Danubian Nations to Economic Pact
In Pact Engelbert Dollfuss Rome March 15 Italy plans to invite France Germany and the Little Entente nations Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and Romania to join an economic agreement forming in tripartite talks led by Dollfuss Goemboes and Mussolini. The invitation will follow progress on the Danubian plan aimed at securing Austria's independence from Germany and strengthening Italy's political autonomy.
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Engelbert Dollfuss
Rome
Italy
France
Germany
Associated Press
Austria
Julius Goemboes
Hungary
Benito Mussolini
Czechoslovakia
Yugo Slavia
Rumania
Il Duce
Goemboes
Dollfuss
Venezia Palace
Why Get Up Niz 25c Test Buckets bladder laxative ad
An old advertisement touts a 25 cent BU KETS bladder laxative claim to relieve nocturnal urination and bladder irritation after four days, promising soothing effects from buchu leaves and juniper oil and noting Fox Drug Co. and City Drug Co. say it is a best seller.
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Fox Drug Co
City Drug Co
Reverend Judge Crudgington Led Bible Class Tribute
On March 14, 1907 Judge J W Crudgington began teaching the Central Presbyterian Church Men’s Bible Class. Twenty seven years later a large group gathered at the church to honor their respected leader with a tribute address by a guest speaker who was a Judge.
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J. W. Crudgington
Central Presbyterian Church
Oil is Sought for Small Fry in East Texas
East Texas Chamber of Commerce oil committee urged major firms to reserve at least five percent of crude production for independent refineries and endorsed Senator Connally’s crude tax amendment. Telegrams were sent to 14 companies. Tyler official Lon A. Smith supported the proposal as a safeguard for Texas producers amid criticism it enables federal well and refinery inspections.
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Longview
Texas
U.P
Oil Committee
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Chamber
Tom Connally
Tyler
Lon A. Smith
Texas Railroad Commission
Smith
Bible Class Honors Judge Crudgington With Gift
W E Gee led the Newton Hill Men's Bible Class of the First Christian Church in presenting a copy of H G Wells's Nature of Things To Come to Judge Crudgington during the class gathering. Bob Parsons presided at the gift ceremony and the event followed the judge's anniversary observance as members then attended the church dinner.
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T. Newton Hill
First Christian Church
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H. G. Wells
Bob Parsons
Mr. Crudgington
American Newsmen Feted by Soviet Tass Leader in Moscow
In Moscow on March 15 United Press president Karl A. Bickel and Associated Press general manager Kent Cooper were honored at a Tass News Agency dinner hosted by Jacob G. Doletzsky. Doletzsky toasted Cooper Bickel and American Ambassador William C. Bullitt, emphasizing the cordial exchange.
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U.P
Karl A. Bickél
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United Press
Kent Cooper
Associated Press
Jacob G. Doletzsky
Tass
Doletzsky
Cooper
Bickel
William C. Bullitt
Russian American friendship efforts noted by editors
Cooper urged newspapers to publish Russian news to foster better international understanding. Bickel recalled visiting Moscow 11 years ago, when Tass was developing, and praised Doletasky’s growth.
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Bickel
Moscow
Tass
Doletasky
Streamlined Shoes for Men Debut in 1934 Thom McAn Line
C H McElyea Thom McAn manager at 703 Polk Street says 1934 men’s footwear is streamlined. He recently attended a Thom McAn convention in Dallas and notes new features are streamlined design without knee action or floating power.
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C. H. McElyea
Thom McAn
Polk Street
McElyea
Dallas
New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth
A great new powder named Fasteeth promises a secure, comfortable fit for denture wearers. It leaves no gummy or pasty aftertaste and is available at City Drug Stores Box Drug Co or your druegist.
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City Drug
Box Drug Co
Wm A Chappell 72 Claimed by Death
William A Chappell 72 a retired farmer died at his home 411 East Seventh Avenue at 3 this morning He is survived by his widow Rose Anna and three sons and four daughters The sons C M and A H Chappell of Silverton and W A Chappell of Wildorado The daughters Mrs G F True Decatur Tex Mrs H E Gossett Des Moines NM Mrs EF B Williams Lockport TIL and Mrs W R Logan Amarillo The body is in care of N S Griggs Sons pending funeral arrangements He was a member of the Baptist Church and the Masonic lodge
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William A. Chappell
East Seventh Avenue
Rose Anna Chappell
C. M
A. H Chappell
Silverton
W. A Chappell
Wildorado
Dauseters
G. F. True
Decatur
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R&s Drug Store
Amarillo Hotel
Men’s New Oxfords
Coats
Crepey Woolens
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Children’s Oxfords
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