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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1929

Page

5

Jealous Ambitions and Backstage Intrigue in a Chorus

Jerry Ray, a chorus girl aiming for stardom, confronts Alester Carstairs who resents marriage but uses her ambition for his pleasure. As Jerry works to prove herself, backstage reveals rival singers Evelyn Starr and Margaret Spear, reminders of hard bargains and two weeks pay, while Hale and Weinertz clash over patronage and treatment of the cast in Atlantic City auditions.

Jerry Alester Ake Good Atlantic City Hale Evelyn Starr Margaret Spear Evelyn Fane New York Mr. Carstairs Dan Carmoor Jerry Ray Paris Chorus Rolling Stone Inn Alester Carstairs Evelyn’s Joel Thane Jael Jazz Joel Dane Seiz Miss Ray Miss Starr Ray Tit Carstairs Mrs. Starr Jael Thane Jacl

Ambitions Extend Beyond the Stage in a Port City Tale

Jerry Ray navigates love and ambition amid theater life. Evelyn, Alester, and Dan complicate plans for Atlantic City as Jerry seeks opportunities, igniting dreams of marriage and stage fame while managing rivals and financial limits.

Love and Jealousy At Evelyn Starrs Party

Jerry and Dan attend Evelyn Starrs party where Jael Thane accuses Dan of pursuing Miss Ray. The confrontation reveals Jaels obsession with Jerry and a hidden past with Evelyns circle, ending with Alester Carstairs arrival and unresolved tensions.

Hoovers Welcome 1929 Aboard the USS Utah

On New Year’s Eve 1928 Herbert and Lou Henry Hoover aboard the Utah near Hampton Roads rang in 1929 with eight bells and a dignified reception. Mrs Hoover wore a fireman’s helmet at dinner while guests included reporters and impersonators of public figures. The Hoovers plan a quiet Washington entry on Sunday with minimal formalities.

U. S. S. Utah Hampton Roads Herbert Hoover Utah White House C. R. Train Taft Supreme Court Diplomatic Corps Senate House Army and Navy Anti-Salooon League Navy Mrs. Hoover Old Point Comfort Washington S§ Street Capital L. R. Richley Republican National Committee Hoover Virginia S Street

Murder Case to Be Heard by Canton Grand Jury

Canton Ohio January 1 The next chapter in the Fearn Heldman slaying and death by own action will be written next Monday a grand jury will convene to consider a moral murder charge against Wilbur O Heldman 27 year old Lorain furnace salesman held without bond after a preliminary hearing Prosecutor Harter will try to show Heldman pressured his wife Margaret to commit suicide by suggesting the electric chair in the wake of her confession to killing Vernard E Fearn on December 6

Canton, O Wilbur O. Heldman Margaret Canton Heldman Lorain Justice of the Peace Donald Smyth Vernard E. Fearn Henry W. Harter Jr

School conditions not alarming, influenza cited

Attendance in city schools shows no alarming conditions though some students and teachers are missing due to influenza. General epidemic seems to ease, with potential one week delay in exams to accommodate late returnees. Superintendent Hinshaw remains home with influenza but hopes to return soon.

I. S. Hinshaw

Hoover Homecoming Quiet Affair

Washington January 1 The planned official homecoming for President Hoover will be a quiet event with minimal pomp and ceremony. Officials expect a restrained display and limited public involvement.

Hoover Washington

Miller becomes focal point in Michigan crime law case

Mrs. Etta Mae Miller, 48, mother of 10, sentenced to life under the habitual criminal clause after a 13 minute trial. She plans an appeal to the state supreme court arguing retroactive application of the revised code. lawmakers prepare to battle over dry law felonies in the upcoming session.

Detroit Etta Mae Miller Supreme Court Charles B. Collingwood Mrs. Miller Miller

Restaurant Owner Becomes Book and Play Enthusiast

A hotelier with a flair for food writes and drafts dramatic works inspired by diners and kitchens. The anecdote highlights imagination from an unlikely literary path.

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