City of Roses motif used at Amarillo banquet
Teachers College of Columbia University faculty and alumni, visiting for a banquet in the Amarillo Hotel Red Room, amid red rose centerpieces and decorations. Toastmaster Mr. Andrews hosted, Prof. Sarah M. Sturtevant spoke on a new demonstrational school in Texas led by Dr. Thomas Alexander. Program featured multiple educators and lectures. Thirty eight alumni attended.
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Amarillo
City of Roses
Teachers College
Columbia University
Amarillo Hotel
Andrews
Fort Worth
W. M. Green
Texas
En College
Cipal
Sarah M. Sturtévant
Te College
Thomas Alexander
Thomas E. Pierce
Texas State Club
Elizabeth
Central Junior High School
J. J. Shaver
Texas ‘Technological College
John Josey
Joséy
J. A. Hilly
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Elma Neal
San Antonio Public Schools
J. Drk
Henderson
A. W. Evans
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
E. E. Oberholtzer
Houston Public Schools
Denies He Cut Phone Wires Near Amarillo
John Hitt denied involvement as long distance lines from Amarillo were cut near First Avenue and Hayden Street. Southwestern Bell linemen found 20 feet of missing cable. evidence of a wire installation fire at a nearby hobo camp was noted. Hill was arrested at the camp and held for investigation after conflicting statements to police.
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John Hitt
Amarillo
Channing
Hartley
Dalthart
Clayton
N. M
Southwestern
First Avenue
Hayden Street
Hill
Houston cafes robbed in two cafe bandit robberies
A cafe bandit robbed H. O. Fortune of $5 and a $35 note in a billfold, at a Houston cafe today. Another cafe, operated by T. Willis, reported a robber taking $31 after the thief ordered coffee.
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Houston
H. O. Fortune
T. Willis
Aberdeen minister Reverend Laws retires after 52 years
Reverend Robert Laws of Aberdeen Scotland retires after a 52 year mission career in South Africa and Nyassaland. He opened the Free Church Mission at Livingstonia Central Africa and is famed for civilizing tribes, teaching trades, founding churches and schools, introducing electricity, and transforming the region into orchards and grain fields. He is 76, second in Africa only to Livingstone.
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South Africa
Robert Laws
Aberdeen
Scotland
Nyassaland
Free Church of Scotland
Livingstonia
Central Africa
Desert
Doctor Laws
Africa
Livingstone’s
Welsh Race Vanishing Predicted by Nationalism Students
Welsh nationalism students predict the Welsh race will nearly disappear in 50 years citing Wales population figures. They say English Irish and Scottish residents exceed Welsh in Wales Cardiff with 250000 people and only 45000 native residents. Only about five percent of Wales's population can speak read and write Welsh.
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Wales
Cardiff
Hollywood Marital Dance: Fast Tempo in Film Colony
Hollywood gossip tracks rapid marriages and divorces among LA and Hollywood society this year. Notable entanglements include Dempsey Taylor Swanson Farmer Mackaill Miller Inverclyde Burns Mendes and Swanson. English star Austin weds Phyllis Kastam. many cases hinge on property settlements and Reno divorces amid a lively celebrity social scene.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Film Colony
Jane Inverclyde
Lowell Sherman
Bull
Jack Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
London
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Phyllis Kastam
Origaf
Dempsey-Taylor
Miss Taylor
McCormick
Janet Gattis
Washington, D. C
Reno
Colleen Moore
Lady Inverclyde
John Alan Burns
Inverclyde
Lothar Mendes
Aimee Semple McPherson
David T. Hutton
Minnié Eg
McPherson
Guy EB. Hudson
Tattooist Seeks Exit From France to America
A notice posted near Paris's largest prison offers a dealer a chance to acquire a tattooist's practice. The ad states the tattooist will surrender his instruments license and clientele in all parts of France for a modest sum before leaving for America.
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DE Tattooer
Paris
America
France
Unspecified Event Times Listed in Fragment
A series of times appears as 8:25 AM 9:45 AM 7:45 PM 8:05 PM 9:30 AM with no context or events attached, suggesting a fragmented schedule or timetable snippet from a historical page.
Slayer Granted Second Stay of Death in Illinois
Frank Bell, convicted killer, again escaped the electric chair when Gov. L. L. Emmerson issued a 30 day stay. The stay followed a last minute appeal prompted by Murray Garsson from the U S Department of Labor. Bell was condemned for the murder of Christ Patras a restaurateur in Chicago.
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Chicago
Frank
Bell
Itinrdster
L. L. Emmerson
Murray W. Garsson
Sistant
U. S
Garson
Christ Patras
Fall From Balcony Injures Tech Youth in Abilene
Gerald Stevens of Corpus Christi, a Texas Tech sophomore, fell from a hotel balcony in Abilene while watching Texas Techs defeat Simmons University Cowboys. He was knocked unconscious, taken to a hospital, and discharged the next morning.
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Abilene
Tex
Gerald Stevens
Corpus Christi
Texas Technological College
Stevens
Tech
Student Dies After Fall From Mezzanine Rail During Scuffle
A student, during a friendly altercation at a hotel dance, lost balance and fell from a mezzanine rail, striking his head. Authorities are examining the incident as a possible accident while classmates recall a casual social event held at the hotel.
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San Francisco
New York
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Michael Farmer
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Earl of Balfour
Frederick Moody
Helen Wills Moody
Orient
Aiay Waa Road
South Plains
Colorado
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Denver
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Ton Oden
Tar Iver
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Fort Worth, Texas
Vice Versa
Cactus Club
Herring Hotel
Rex
de Lg Mackaill
Garamount
Shirley Grey
Nance Oneie
Adore
Joan Crawford
Clark Gable
George Bancroft
Globe-News—Publix
Riders OF the Cactus
Wally Wales
Bizz Barton
Laval
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