Sally Ford and Van Horne at Capital City Carnival
Sally Ford, posing as Princess Lalla, faces Van Horne and Enid Barr at the Palace of Wonders. Enid questions Sally’s fate while Sally plans to seek help for David as Bybee shields her from exposure amid carnival intrigue.
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Sally
van Horne
Gus
Lalla
Enid Barr
Palace of Wonders
Rubes
Pitty Sing
Zeereeystal
Beeg
Beeg House
Zem
Enid
Sally Ford and Van Horne Plot for Broadway Hope
Sally escapes a carnival world with Arthur Van Horne who offers a future in New York theater, proposing a year of study in a dancing academy and dramatic school while promising a Broadway breakthrough. Enid Barr lurks nearby as authorities weigh Sally’s safety and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horne
New York
Arthur van Horne
Sally
Van
Farm Relief Demand Drives Kansas City Meet Resolution
At Kansas City on June 8 a group of farm leaders push for a Republican declaration on farm relief. They seek a pledge to apply the protective tariff to agriculture so farmers receive tariff benefits without a McNary Haugen bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Republican Party
Convention Resolutions Committee
Sally Ford Tempted By Van Horne On Carnival Night
Sally Ford recalls a near lure by Arthur Van Horne to flee with him for a New York stage career. She resists, clinging to David as carnival life continues in happy show-train camaraderie after a tense moment on the Capital City carnival lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Sally Ford
Arthur van Horne
New York
Long Island
Newport
Capital City
Palace of Wonders
Gus
Jan
van Horne
Enid
Salty Ford
Enid Barr
Courtney Barr
Courtney
Barrs
Wall Street
David
Dave
Jane
Clem Carson
Orphanage
Arthur van Hortie
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Van
Carnival
Betsey
Lalla
Mrs. Bybee
Pitty
Farm Bureau drafts platform pledge for both parties
Chicago agents of the American Farm Bureau federation draft recommendations to the Republican and Democratic national conventions. If adopted the plank would pledge each party to initiate and enact legislation to secure for agriculture a place of equality with industry finance labor and other groups in the American protective system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
McCormick Says Anti-Hoover Campaign Aimed at Nomination Choice
Ruth Hanna McCormick, publicity director for the anti-Hoover coalition, states the effort is not personal. She argues the campaign seeks to present Lowden Curtis or Watson as preferable nominees to Hoover to aid Republican prospects in November. If Hoover secures the nomination, all Republicans will support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ruth Hanna McCormick
anti-Hoover Coalition
Hoover
Lowden
Curtis
Girl Takes Blame and Gets Sentence
Miss Marguerite Bumbaugh of Warsaw Ind pleads guilty to man slaughter in the killing of Walter H. Cook Niles basket manufacturer. She agreed to the plea to free her brothers George and Girard who faced charges in the case. The guilty plea came after a conference with Judge Charles E White and lawyers.
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Detroit House of Correction
White
Miss Bumbaugh
ST. Joseph
Mich
Marguerite Bumbaugh
Warsaw
Ind
George
Girard
Walter H. Cook
Niles
Bumbaugh
Charles E. White
Cook
Ruth Proud of His Homers
New York news recounts Babe Ruth's 21st and 22nd home runs of 1928 as the Yankees lose to the White Sox in Chicago. Ruth hit No. 21 off Red Faber and No. 22 off Ted Lyons, extending his lead over last season's pace and noting Faber's long-running history with Ruth.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Chicago
Yankees
White Sox
Red Faber
Ted Lyons
Faber
Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Move to transfer Hale case for new trial in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City June 8 A motion to return W K Hale Osage county ranchman held in Leavenworth for murder to Oklahoma City for a new trial was filed by attorney J I Howard. Judge Ed Vaught to hear June 18. Hale convicted in 1926 faces possible bond and transfer to northern district for jurisdiction.
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Oklahoma City
Federal Court of the
Northern District
Osage County
Howard
Hale
Circuit Court of Appeals
Fog Raffles Fliers And They Lose Rage
The monoplane Yankee Doodle, flown by Lee Schoenhair and Harry Tucker, was forced to abandon its non stop attempt from San Diego to New York due to heavy fog over the Pennsylvania mountains. They landed at Norton Field in Ohio after reaching Harrisburg, Pa., and planned a new dawn to dusk flight from New York to San Diego next week.
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Columbus
Lee Schonenhair
Harry Tucker
New York
San Diego
Pennsylvania
Lee Schoenhair
Norton Field
Harrisburg
Salary questioned for road commission employee
Oklahoma City June. The attorney general's office reviews whether nepotism laws were violated when James Dyer, a legislator, was hired as a bridge inspector by the state highway commission in 1927. Dyer married the sister of highway commissioner Jesse Bunch. Dyer began in November 1927 earning 125 dollars monthly. pay was delayed over the relation to Bunch.
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Oklahoma City
State Highway Commission
James Dyer
Clark R. Mandigo
Dyer
Jesse Bunch
Mandigo
Buch
Buneh
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Comrigt Nea Stevice
Capital City Society
Winfield Bybee
Barker
Bybee
Alla
Princess Lalla
Eddie Cobb
Mrs. Stone
Bess
O. K
Pop
Capital Avenue
Mrs. Barr
Heaven
Hell
Havana
Sudan National Sugar Commission
Machado
United States
Europe
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Kansas City Union Station
Road Commission
W. C. Lewis
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