Col Davis Dines with Owen Family in Amarillo
Col Charles A. Davis commander of the 191st Field Artillery and other Thirty-sixth division veterans dined with Capt and Mrs Guy Owens at 827 South Maryland last night. The event honored Davis during his Glevie week visit and included officers such as Major H. H. Larson Captains Blucher Tharp Barr Miller Boyce and lieutenants Elkins Golding McCarty Stroud. Reels of 131st Field Artillery encampment film were shown and memories of World War I and Army life were shared.
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Charles A. Davis
191St Field Artillery
Thirty-sixth
Guy Owens
South
Maryland Street
Colonel Davis
Corsicana
H. H. Larson
Blucher
S. Tharp
J. W. Barr
F. P. Miller
Wm. C. Boyce
John Crudgington
Frwin Oschner
Harold G. Elkins
Jack Golding
John L. McCarty
Robert Stroud
Owen
Wm. C. Boyce, Jr
131St Field Artillery Regiment
National Guard
Palacios
Davis
Amarillo
Crudgington
France
Panhandle
Plainview
Lubbock
Blizzard Claims Life in Wyoming Hunt in Grass Creek Region
Cheyenne Wyoming Nov 22 The severe Wyoming blizzard this week claimed one life Roy Palmer a youth who became lost while hunting in Grass Creek region He wandered exhausted then rested and froze to death Officials expected reports of livestock loss and property damage as highways were cleared.
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Dy United Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Roy Palmer
Grass Creek
Gion
Midol: quick relief for menstrual pain
An advertisement urges women not to suffer during menstruation. It promotes Midol as a safe non narcotic tablet that relieves pain within five to seven minutes, usable by taking before symptoms begin. Available in slim aluminum cases at drugstores for fifty cents.
Brilliant Chang fades from London underworld to blind exile
International News Service reports Brilliant Chang once ruled London's drug networks is now blind and living in seclusion at a farm near Shanghai. Once deported from France and China rejoined the crime world, his wealth faded. locals see him tended by clansmen while a bitter wailing marks his nocturnal solitude.
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International News Services
London
Brilliant Chang
Len Tau
Shanghai
Chang
Freda Kempton
Paris
France
China
Lan Tau
Hong Kong
Five Fishermen Feared Dead After Lake Manitoba Ice Gale
Winnipeg dispatch reports five fishermen swept from Lake Manitoba by a northwest gale and a sixth man who went to aid them are believed drowned. Names include Swan Freddjorson, Victor Freddjorson, Arthur Ashan, Fred Cooper, and Elke. Joe Lop Stom aided the search efforts, hampered by prior storms.
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Reese Press
Winnipeg
Lake
Manitoba
Swan Freddjorson
Victor
Arthur Ashan
Fred Cooper
Elke
Joe Lop Stom
Prosperity in Brazil Under Present Chief
United Press reports Washington Luis Pereira de Sousa marked the halfway point of his four year term as Brazil's 15th president amid national celebration of the republics 18th anniversary. The article notes Brazil's transition from empire to republic in 1889 and recounts the earlier navy uprising that failed.
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United Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Washington Luis Pereira de Sousa
Brazil
Portugal
Dom Pedro II
Deodoro da Fonseca
Navy
Washington Luiz
Washington Lulz Sets Course After Revolution of 1924
Administration marks two achievements stabilizing currency and building vital roads. Taking office after Arthur Bernardes, Washington Lulz aimed to restore peace, progress, and reform Brazil’s financial structure following the 1924 Sao Paulo revolution seeking to remove Bernardes.
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Arthur Bernardes
Sao Paulo
Bernardez
Washington Lulz
New Charges Filed Against A J Sharrard
A J Sharrard, returned from California last April to answer swindle charges in Amarillo, was freed on 4000 bond for about 20 minutes yesterday afternoon before rearrest on new theft and embezzlement charges. A second accuser claims he misappropriated a diamond ring valued at 750 to 800 dollars. he faces a 5000 bond in Potter county jail. He had spent seven months jailed after a prior conviction and appeal.
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A. J. Sharrard
California
Amarillo
Sharrard
Potter County
Frank Norfleet
Aspironal Promises Quick Cold Relief in Every Drugstore
An advertising solicitation extols Aspironal as a fast acting cold and cough remedy rivaling whiskey. It claims lab approval and broad endorsements, urging 60 cents for a bottle and a two minute guarantee of symptom fading, with claims of safety for children and adults and broad use at drugstores nationwide.
Bond change delays Sharrard on new charges
Sharrard's bond rose from 4000 to secure release yesterday, but in Justice C G Landis' court a new bond was set. He will be held to await grand jury action on the new charges.
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Sharrard
C. G. Landis
Accused Wife Slayer III At Hospital Here
H. Troy Horton charged with murder in the fatal shooting of his former wife Mary Horton at her parents home on October 29. He is reported in serious condition at Northwest Texas hospital after an order removed him from custody.
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H. Troy Horton
Mary Horton
Northwest Texas Hospital
Jail prisoner Horton taken to hospital for infectious disease
Judge Henry S. Bishop ordered Horton to the hospital after county health officer Dr. E. A. Johnston warned of a contagious illness that could threaten other prisoners. Horton will stay under guard until recovery or until he can be returned for trial on a prior murder indictment. no trial date is set due to illness.
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Potter County
Henrys. Bishop
E. A. Johnston
Horton
Hortonill
Capudine Pain Relief Ad Whets Quick Nerve Soothing
An old advertisement promotes Capudine for headaches neuralgic and rheumatic pains. Two teaspoonfuls in water provide instant relief by soothing nerves rather than dulling sensation. It claims stomach friendly and non habit forming with 10 cent and 60 cent sizes at druggists.
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