Americans With Titles From the New York Times
The piece surveys Americans who have inherited British peerages and the path to or maintenance of English titles. It highlights O. H. Wallop, the Wallop family, Baron Fairfax, and others like Lord Camperdown as Americans who became peers, noting residency, citizenship, and the costs and complexities of securing and holding titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
O. H. Wallop
Wyoming
England
Earl of
Earl of Crumperdown
Lord Fermoy
Jord Fairfax
Holland
House of Lords
Lord Reay
Netherlands
Bombay
India
Tulion
Earl of Newburgh
Isabella
Kenne Loward
United States
Newburgh
Seoteoh
Prince Chartea Bandini
Duke of
Mondragene
Marquis of
Bandini
Rus
Jarl of
Camperdown
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
George Haldane- Duncan
Blanchard
John Dove
Andover
Mass
Chincan
Albert Kirby Fairfax
Virginia
Baron Fairfax of Cameron
Wall Street
London
Edward
Baron Fairfax
John Contee Fairfax
Edmund Kirby
Fairfax
Thackeray
Milton
America
Washingtons
Lees
Lord Fairfax of Cameron
Committee On Privileges
Fairfax Family
Scotland
Fairfax of Cameron
Baron Wairfax
Farl
S. W. Walker
Kentucky
W. R. Post
Bayport, R
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted as safe laxative for children
An advertisement extols Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello for offering Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective laxative for infants and kids. It argues cathartic pills and calomel harm constipated children and claims a single dose sustains weeks of healthy bowels without sickness. It emphasizes safety, pleasant taste, and suitability for long use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
No One But Trainer Touches Ball Before UT State Game
Special to The Globe. Austin October 20. UT traditions forbid anyone except trainer Doc Wisian and the team captain from handling a fresh ball before a game. Wisian recalls past incidents when others touched the ball and the team lost. He notes one burst ball incident during a Southwestern game years ago when McMurray of Texas recovered, ran with it, and scored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
University of Texas
W. A. Wisian
Longhorn
Wision
Southwestern
McMurray
Texas
World Series taxes and players swirl in sport notes
A roundup of baseball notes covers the 1925 World Series tax impact on admissions and income, potential player trades involving Luque and Reds, and Babe Ruth and other stars headed for a Moose hunting trip. Olympic Amsterdam bids fund a stadium with 5000 piles and 7600 sqm of cemented surface. Abilene Christian tallies 386 rushing yards to East Texas Teachers 107 in a 19 0 game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue Bureau
Babe Ruth
Eddie Collins
Joe Busn
Bob Shawkey
Muddy Ruel
Benny Bengough
George Carns
Tobique River
New Brunswick
Amsterdam
Zaayder Zee
Associated Press
Abilene
Abilene Christian College
Sandstorm Conduct Off Field Of Play Subject Of Editorial
An Amarillo Golden Sandstorm tribute praises high school football players for good conduct while away from home. A Plainview hotel keeper recalls past misbehavior by a team, contrasting with the positive reputation. The piece argues coaches do valuable work and that area high schools deserve support. Brownsville judge and Edinburg contractor stand trial for a highway collision that killed a private in the Twelfth U.S. Cavalry, with Fort Sam Houston aide Major James Willis assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
Plainview
Hays
Golden Sandstorm
Amarillo High School
Plainview High School
Associated Press
Brownsville
A. W. Cameron
Hidalgo County
J. W. Hopper
Edinburg
Johnnie Bondurant
Twelfth
United States Cavalry
James Willis
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Pampa Harvester Football Declared Ineligible
The Pampa Harvester football team, defeated weeks ago by the Amarillo Golden Sandstorm, is ruled ineligible for the season after seven ineligible players appeared in the game. Coach plans to rebuild with remaining material amid morale challenges as grade records caused the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pampa Harvester
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm
Pampa
Cure for rupture without operation offered by carpenter
Carpenter Eugene M. Pullen recounts a personal rupture case from years ago and claims a nonoperative cure is possible. He promises full information to interested readers who write to him at 78k M Marcellus Avenue Manasquan New Jersey and asks to share the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
M. Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
N. J
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Ranchman Wallop of
Earl of Portsmouth
Frank Work
Baron Fermoy
Edmund Maurice Burke Roche
Burke Roche Twins
New York
Francis
County
Limerick
James Boothby Burke-Roche
Francis Work
Burke-Roche
Delaware
Ireland
Gertrude Eliott
Johnson Forbes Robertson
Indiana
Pennsylvanian
Long Island
Kenry W. Thornton
K. B
Finglish
Canadian National Railways
Dallas
S. W. Straus Company
Allen
Bottae
Dr. Caldwell
DR. Caldwell Atage AI
J. F. Bromert
D. C
Pyle Associated Press
Roger Peeckinpaught
Pecks
Luque
Giants
Jack Hendricks
Reds
Lucalle
Frisch
Roush
Hargrave
Kelly, Meuse
Snyder
Watkins’ Products
W. Sixth
W. Seventh
Pampa Harvesters
Hudson-Essex
Essex
Hudson
Hudson Brougham
Toney Chisum
Albuquerque
Cooper Motor Co
Brownfield
M. FB. Speer
Jace Reid
Canyon
John Guthrie
Childress
Curry Green
Clarendon
Sam Dyer
Clayton
J. H. Rankin
Clovis
John Howard
Crosbyton
W. P. Lamar
Dalhart
Kyle Smith
Dodsonville
G. D. Milner
Floydada
Jones & Howard
Hereford—Renfro Bros
Gallup——Lebeck & Woylie
Lamesa——Kutch Motor Co
Las Vegas
D. D. Miller
Littlefield
L. R. Crockett
Lubbock
Hub Motor Company
Rails
W. B. Winters
Raton
M. Cobb
Roswell
Morrowsmith Co
Memphis
Travis & Vowena
Miami
K. G. Gordon
Paducah
Waldo Renfro
Baker Saulsbury
Perryton
W. H. Dunlavy
Mainview
J. C. Hooper & Son
Santa Fe
Lowell Yerex
Shamrock—G
Berkley
Silverton
Toney Burson
Slaton—C
Hoffman
Spur—Harkey & McClure
Tulia
L. G. Conner
Vaughn—Adolph Baer
Vega—Morris & Hindman
Wellington
C. D. Slay
White Deer
Bob McCoy
South
Hutchison County
Cobl
Dixon Creek
McIlroy Bros
Westex Oil Companies
W. P. Martin
Palo Duro Lumber Co
J. B. Bechtel
Mgr
Lincoln Street
H. V. Robertson & Company Accountants and Auditors
Western
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