Philharmonic Symphony Marks National Music Week Finale
A 1200 strong audience at City Auditorium heard the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra in the season’s final concert conducted by Ellis B. Hall. Robert H. Berryhill performed three piano numbers, and the program closed with a Serene Amyett Thurmond interpretation of the Blue Danube Waltz with orchestra.
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Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
City Auditorium
Ellis B. Hall
Robert H. Berryhill
Berryhill
Amarillo
Serene Amyett Thurmond
Amarillo College of Music
Courthouse deeds and permits listed for Amarillo area
Property transfers seal Crowdus Street blocks with $10 to $3810 sums. Deeds from McKenzie, Cordell, Karger, Reynolds, Thompson, Phillips, and Healy to individuals and institutions. Building permits show Masterson residence addition. numerous car registrations and dealership notes. Miscellaneous notes claim count of British millionaires and global Christian denominations.
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O. L. Cordell
W. N. Cooper
Crowdus-Starkey
R. B. Karger
Kate Holden
Beverly Gardens
R. R. Reynolds
S. J. Reynolds
Mirror
A. C. Thompson
Tillie M. Schroeder
Tartar
S. Tyler
Edgefield
John Allen
J. E. May
N. Taylor St
Texhoma Nat. Gas Co
Kansas City
Walter Irvin
Two Prisoners Escape Fairfield Jail In Bridgeport
Fairfield County jail escaped after two prisoners held a guard at gunpoint and used a bed sheet rope to flee from the third floor. Lt William H Harkins of Memphis and Fred Santos 17 of Boston were gone, while Joseph Vanderpeer of New York was captured attempting to flee.
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Bridgeport
Conn
U.P
William H. Harkins
Memphis
Tenn
Fairfield County
Harkins
Fred Santos
Boston
Superior Court
Joseph Vanderpeer
New York
Frat Head Explains Rift in School Fraternity Council
James Sherril president of the local fraternity council will write a letter to the school board detailing the chief contentions of school authorities in the fraternity matter. The explanation follows a Thursday conference among Supt. W. A. McIntosh R. K. Norman and ten council members. Sherril's letter will be presented at the next school board meeting. Fraternity council members are James Sherril Hugh Umphres Herman Wright Damon Blake Coy Freeman Marshall Brown Ben Ansley W L Powell Damon Avery and Seldon Simpson.
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James Sherril
Fraternity Council
W. A. McIntosh
R. K. Norman
Angle
McIntosh
Sherril
Fraternity
Hugh Umphres
Herman Wright
Damon Blake
Coy Freeman
Marshall Brown
Ben Ansley
W. L. Powell
Damon Avery
Seldon Simpson
Shooting of Ex-Wife Tied to Abdominal Wound
Tulsa on May 8 reports William G. Pyeatt 27 shot and wounded his former wife Eula Bond 29 late Thursday and then fired a bullet into his own abdomen. Authorities describe his condition as serious.
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Tulsa
Okla
William G. Pyeatt
Eula Bond
Spring Weather Brings Odd Burglar Who Wasn’t
In Omaha on a spring night Jens Minther entered a drug store and the telephone booth, called his girlfriend, and stayed until the lights went out. Police detained him as a burglar but confirmed his story after a call to the girlfriend. He left free as the spring weather was blamed.
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Omaha
Neb
Jens Minther
Minther
Enlisted in drink row over shop incident at Bond store
Witnesses at the Bond shop said Pyeatt had been drinking prior to the incident involving Mrs. Bond’s employment. Details from the shop’s employees indicate alcohol use contributed to the dispute.
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Ing
London Evening News Suspended by Labor Trouble
The Evening News failed to appear in London on May 8 due to a dispute with machine room staff over overtime. Workers refused extra hours, halting late editions for two days while rival papers Evening Standard and Star published normally.
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London
the Evening News
Evening News
London Evening
The
Evening Standard
the Star
Star
Chief of Railway Conductors Dies
Kansas City dispatch reports Edward P. Curtis aged 68, chief of railway conductors, has died in San Antonio. Details are sparse in the readable portion of the obituaries column.
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Kansas City
Edward P. Curtis
San Antonio
Tex Railway Conductors Chief Curtis Dies in Kansas City
Tex president of the Order of Railway Conductors died last night from influenza while attending the 21 day convention in Kansas City. Curtis, born March 8 1867 in Ogden Kansas, had a relapse after arriving. Officers said a special train would move the body to San Antonio. his widow two sons and three daughters survive. Swallows can fly at a speed of better than two miles a minute.
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Tex
Order of Railway Conductors
Curtis
Kansas City
Ogden
Kas
Kansas
Texas
San Antonio
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Courthouse Records
John G. McKenzie
Britain
News Globe
Lin
Orone
Milan
Gulf of Mexico
Youngstown
Ohio
United States
Kelvinator
Yukon
America
Fin
Polk
Moth Insurance
Kwiicher! Teen
Aarulo AM
Kikkin Laundry
Perper F
Davies Tewsand Boys
Sie Eour
Copeland
TOR
Lane Cedar Chest
Palo Duro Furniture CO
S, Price
Roger & Gallet
Roger & Gallet le Jade
Vanity Fair
Selby
Mother
Complete Woman’s Dept
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