Pauley and wife die in apparent suicide pact in Chicago
In Chicago on Thanksgiving afternoon James B. Pauley a prominent coal operator shot his wife Elinor Ludlow Pauley as she worked at the Ambassador East Hotel then killed himself. Police reported both deaths at 1 45 p m The couple had no children and were to dine with friends Will F. Bode. The wife was noted as a former beauty and early engaged to Captain Richard Hobson. Pauley headed the Miami Coal Company board of directors. A bell boy discovered the tragedy after no one appeared for a car ride.
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United Press
Chicago
James B. Pauley
Elinor Ludlow Pauley
Bushnell
Ohio
Ambassador East Hotel
Gold Coast
Will F. Bode
Pauley
Richard P. Hobson
Miami Coal Company
Indiana
Middle West
Pauleys
Parable of Wall Street and a Parachute Marriage
The piece reflects on employment plans from governors and a sense of national worry while humorously musing that a parachute marriage could beat a divorce to Reno. It notes South Dakota's view of Wall Street, US leaders' hopes, and calls for better use of lignite fuel to power factories. It also cites Clemenceau and Napoleon in a wartime praise debate.
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Reno
Paris
Wall Street
W. C. Bulow
South Daké
South Dakota
South
Bulew
Dakotas
Stoneham Infant Dies at Local Hospital
The infant son of Mr and Mrs L Stoneham of 1005 North Buchanan Street died at a local hospital this morning at 6 o'clock. Funeral services are set for 4 PM at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home with Rev R Jones of the Church of Christ officiating. Burial will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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L. €. Stoneham
North
Buchanan Street
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Rev
R. ©. Jones
Church of Christ
Perk Cematery
Grandchildren Face Odd Prohibition in Will Trust
John Quincy Murray's will leaves 4000 dollars in trust to three grandchildren, with conditions. Jean Murray and Alice Lapossa must abstain from lipstick, dancing, short skirts, face paint, and jewelry, while Malcolm Murray must avoid a Charlie Chaplin mustache and motion pictures. If broken, funds go to Free Methodist ministers.
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John Quincy Murray
Alice Murray Lapossa
Jean Murray
Malcolm John Murray
Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Free Methodist Church
Alice Lapossa
Wilmington
San Bernardino
John Malcolm Murray
Buffaloes End Season With Texas Tech Postseason Game
The West Texas Buffaloes, in TI A A play, finish their best season yet at midpoint. McMurry Indians defeated the Buffs 19 to 16 in a close battle, ending on McMurry’s seven yard line. A December 6 postseason clash with Texas Tech Matadors awaits in Lubbock.
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Buffs
McMurry
Buffaloes
Texas Tech Matadors
Lubbock
West Texas
Pickwick Stage Line Enables Orphanage Trip to Sugar Players
Thanks to manager K F Barkley of Amarillo the Pickwick Stage Line provided a large bus to take 32 orphan children to the Sugar Players performance of Our Family. The bus and driver waited after the show to return the children, an act the American Legion praises as a gesture of appreciation for the service.
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K. F. Barkley
Pickwick Stage
Amarillo
Sugar Players
Pickwick
American Legion
Nebraska's Cornhuskers Win Big Six Title in 31 12 Triumph
The Big Six Conference finished its season with Nebraska atop the standings under Dana X. Bible after a 31 to 12 victory over Iowa State at Ames. Missouri took runner-up by beating Oklahoma 13 to 6, while Kansas Aggies finished third.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Big Six
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Nebraskans
Dana X. Bible
Iowa State
Ames
Missouri
Oklahoma
Columbia
Kansas Aggies
Huskers
Tigers
Sooners
University of Kansas
Kansas
Towans
Sandies Rest After Final District Win
Amarillo High’s Golden Sandies dominate Wichita Falls Coyotes 27 to 0 in the final District 1 game. Head coach Russell Smith in Dallas planning next week’s bi district clash with Breckenridge as assistant May returns from Oil Belt action. The Sandies, led by Bufkin Lockhart and Hudgins, secure their tenth straight win and set their sights on the Powerful Bues in the Oil Belt.
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Wichita Falls Coyotes
Golden Sandies
Amarillo High
Russell Smith
Dallas
Breckenridge
Marshall May
Buckaroos
Ranger
Bues
Abilene
San Angelo
Crowned Champion Names In Reported Substitutions
Crowned Champion wood for Holton Davis for Dixon Hutchinson for Skeen Amarillo Bivins for Blanton Mlanton for Biv ins Bivins for Blanton Short for Montgomery Twaddell for Noland Duniven for Bufkin Woodward for Clayton Alexander for Blair Van Noy for Lockhart Phillips for Shep ard Meyer for Short Officials Wead Austin college referee Fullingim Baylor umpire Minton Indiana head linesman Parcella Northwestern field judge
Liquor Sales Quiz Postponed Until 2
A court of Inquiry on alleged liquor operations was postponed from 10 AM to 2 PM as officers notified witnesses. Witness names were taken from lists purporting to show bootlegging sales.
Bodies of 73 U.S. War Dead Return Home From Archangel
The remains of 75 World War II servicemen were reclaimed from Siberian soil and returned to the United States aboard the President Roosevelt. Flags at half-mast marked a solemn homage as a Navy destroyer Kane and tug Macon escorted the liner to Hoboken. Caskets moved to Pennsylvania Station for ongoing services.
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United Pres
New York
Archangel
America
Michigan
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Kane
Macon
Detroit
Hoboken
N. J
Hudson River
Manhattan
Pennsylvania Station
Family of Tippett attends school in Cape Girardeau
The Oscar Tippett family from Advance can claim a record for school attendance with ten members, including the mother, enrolled. The mother attends Advance Senior High School, and the youngest attendee is three year old Manda Lou, enrolled by special permission so her mother could study.
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Cape Giardeau
Oscar Tippett
Advance
Tippetts
Manda Lou
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