Abduction attempt foiled on 20 month old athlete
In Washington a masked man and woman tried to abduct 20 month old George P Kimmel Jr from his home. Nurse Elizabeth Atones, 80, fought them off after forcing entry and protected the child as neighbors responded. George is famed as a local wonder child for his hand springs and other feats.
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United Press
Washington
George P. Kimmel, Jr
Elizabeth Atones
George, Jr
Miss Atones
Little George
Happiness claim fuels royal romance in Bonn interview
Princess Victoria of Schaumberg Lippe, 61, says she found complete happiness amid reports of her engagement to Russian dancer Alexander Zoubkoff. She denies rejuvenation rumors, defends their romance, and notes poverty is no crime as church bans block a wedding before November 18 in Bonn. The couple, related to Queen Victoria, faces scrutiny from press and authorities.
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United Press
Bonn
Germany
Princ Victoria of
1 Tracy
Zoubkoff
Sonn
Queen Victoria
England
George
Wean Rodeo Rider to Trial Murder Charge
Lorena Trickey, a leading woman rodeo rider, will go to trial in Lakeview Oregon on murder charges for the killing of her husband Slim Harris. Harris died when a knife plunged into his side as he rode in a car with Trickey alongside. Prosecutors say she stabbed Harris after he showed attentions to another girl.
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United Seas
Lakeview
Ore
Lorena “Rickey
Will Goto
Me llon Named Acting Postmaster at Corpus Christi
Gilbert Mellon was appointed acting postmaster of Corpus Christi Texas by the Associated Press report dated November 4. The move designates Mellon to oversee postal operations in the Texas port city.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gilbert Mellon
Corpus Christi
Texas
Aged Woman Dies From Gas Fumes in Denver Hotel
In Denver on November 4, Mrs. Carey Tanemeier, 80, was found dead in her downtown hotel room after being overcome by gas fumes while cooking breakfast. Police say the incident occurred in her apartment within the hotel.
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United Press
Denver
Carey Tanemeier
Snow Covers Ground Through Pennsylvania
Two inches of snow covered ground across this part of the state as temperatures sank to 80 degrees with a light gale accompanying the snowfall.
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Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Hazelton
Birthrate Gap Narrows as Female births Slow in England
The report shows England's female birthrate slowing with 40 female births per 10 000 people last year compared to 52 male births, indicating a decreasing female birth proportion within the population.
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England
Mac Dowell Music Club Hosts Gathering At Mrs Newell's Home
Mrs. O D Newell entertained the Mac Dowell Music club at 1812 Polk street on Thursday afternoon. Mrs C F Smith was elected vice president for the rest of the club year. The program led by Mrs D M Young featured piano pieces, vocal selections, a musical reading, and a violin obligato with accompanists including Mrs Floyd P Marsh and Mrs D D Ramsey.
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O. D. Newell
MacDowell Music Club
Polk Street
C. F. Smith
D. M. Young
Bischoff
Walter Fuerman
DeKoven
M. D. Ramsey
Smith
Oscar Wise
Tom Thumb Wedding Rehearsals Schedule Announced
Rehearsals for the Tom Thumb wedding are set for Sunday at 3:00 PM and Monday at 2:30 PM in the City Auditorium. All participants must attend. contact the director at the listed phone number.
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City Auditorium
First Baptist Church
PTA Members Fill Drive With 275 New Registrants
The Tyler Parent-Teacher Association celebrates finishing a membership drive that registered 275 new members. The drive yielded the first prize of a half-day holiday won by Supt. Mcintosh.
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Tyler
Lengel Granted New Trial in Canton Publisher Death
Former Canton police chief S A Lengel convicted of first degree murder in the Don J Mellett case, Canton publisher, July 16 1926, had a new trial ordered today by the district court of appeals in Youngstown Ohio.
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Associated Press
Youngstown, O
S. A. Lengel
Canton
Don J. Mellett
District, Court of Appeals
Tyler School Picnic Highlights Second Grade Fun
Mrs. Tolfson's second grade class enjoyed a picnic at City Park with games and lunch. The second prize of 3 dollars in cash was awarded to a third grade room taught by Miss Hunter. The Tyler Association led by Mrs. W. D. Weatbay and Mrs. J. H. Hall thanks Mr. King, teachers, and pupils for a successful campaign.
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Tyler School
Business and Professional Women Plan Boss Dinner in Amarillo
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club prepare a Tuesday dinner for their bosses in Amarillo's Roundup room at the Amarillo hotel. A one act play tableau and songs are on the program. Dinner hour changed to 7:80 from 6:15. Tickets available from Miss Shikenny Elizabeth Linen Shop and Mrs. Hubbell at the Public Service.
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Amarillo Hotel
Castle Cliffs Office Ad Urges Boss to Attend
An notice directs readers to visit the Castle Cliffs office in the Rule building and bring their boss. It emphasizes attendance and references Mrs Landis as a contact.
Local social notes on shop staff and visitors
Mrs J W McDaniels has joined Jaretts Fashion shop in the ladies ready-to-wear department and invites friends to visit. Mrs L Brame of Fairmont Ave is returning from Phoenix. Mrs Hugh Robertson and Mrs Winifred Cernig have returned to Amarillo from Clayton. Miss Helen Borsche has returned to Amarillo to nurse again. M B D Taylor travels to Iola Kansas after his father-in-law Judge Steith's death. L A McKereher is in Tallon on business with Nunn Stubblefield Oil. Mrs Reece of Leaders ladies ready-to-wear is back at work after illness. Miss Theresa Bartieta ill at Northwest Texas Hospital.
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J. W. McDaniels
Regent
Jarett
L. Brame
Fairmont Avenue
Phoenix
Hugh Robertson
Winifred Cernig
Amarillo
Clayton
Helen Borsche
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
BD. Taylor
J. M
Talla
Reece
Theresa Bartieta
Northwest Texas Hospital
Local Social Notes and Updates From Amarillo
Mutual visits and recoveries highlight this brief rundown. Harold Tolleris visits his aunt at 1619 Jackson street while another resident, Bennie Karger, is confined to his home at the Valo Duro apartments by Hines. Ruby Landry writes from Barcelona that she will return to Amarillo around November 10 or 11. Joseph Kantor returns from a buying trip to Kansas City. Trvin Agron and Carrington McKey resume work at Magnolia Petroleum after illness. I Greenberg travels with an associate for unspecified reasons.
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Polk Street
Harold Tolleris
New York City
Martin Jarett
Jackson Street
R. M. Bowen
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Fort Worth
Ruby Landry
Barcelona
Spain
Amarillo
Bennie Karger
Beverly Realty Company
Valo Duro
Hines
Ray Stewart
Leader Department Store
Joseph Kantor
Kansas City
Carrington McKey
Trvin Agron
Sandiq
Plaine View
I. Greenberg
Planview Visit Prompts Two Week Stay For Wife
Farl Vandale of the Magnolia Petroleum company returned early in the week from his recent trip to News Mexico. The wife will leave on Mr Argon's return for a two weeks stay in Plainview.
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Argon
Plainview
Farl Vandale
Magnolia Petroleum Company
News Mexico
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MecGlein
Elmer Peck
Long Beach
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MacDowell Club
Lengel
Don Mellett
Dave Derden
P. N
Gertrudes
Polk St
Oliver-Eakle
George Thomas Children’s Shop
Dial
LA Mode
Oscar D. Randal
Randal Drug Co
Taylor
Cuticura
Cuticura Laboratories
Coats
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