Haines Plays Football to Learn the Game in Brown of Harvard
William Haines asserts that no man truly knows football until he plays. After practicing with the USC team, he gains real insight through bruises and scrapes while starring in Brown of Harvard directed by Jack Conway for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Also-featured is Racing Luck with Monty Banks and a run of The Nut at the Fair. London critics attack The Unknown Soldier as sacred to Britain while praising The Big Parade’s continued success.
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Monty Banks
Helen Ferguson
Francis McDonald
Lionel Belmore
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Herman C. Raymaker
Strand Movie Palace
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Sunday Herald
Legion Rally for Convention Tonight
A Legion rally is planned for tonight to promote the convention. The event targets members and supporters in the area and will be held at a local venue with speakers and updates on the agenda.
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Legion
Great Buffalo Herd Dwindles to Under Two Thousand
A Des Moines Telegraph Tribune report notes the Phillips herd on the Missouri River western bank once numbered in thousands. Dispersed after Phillips death, the herd now under 2,000 supplies buffalo to parks and exhibits nationwide amid annual hunts and historic lore of Buffalo Gap.
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United States
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Buffalo Gap
Unarmed Guard Halts Jail Break at Cook County Jail
In Chicago on August 17 an unarmed African American guard pretended to draw a revolver and stopped three prisoners from escaping. He ordered them back, then retrieved keys they had taken from an overpowered guard. Investigators found jail bars sawed with eight saws hidden in bunks and a jail corridor door jimmied, marking a major recent incident.
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Payne Discusses School Tax With Hereford Chamber
A. D. Payne the Democratic nominee for representative from the 123rd district spoke at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Hereford. He outlined the school tax situation in West and East Texas noting West Texas pays more to the state yet gets less in return.
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Payne Encourages Fairness in East Texas Vote
A speaker praised equitable solutions for East Texas where residents paid less yet received more. The event drew enthusiastic reception as a campaign ad urged voting for A. D. Payne of Amarillo for representative. An advertisement for Wespack fertilizer also appeared in the readable text.
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