British film industry exposes American methods in Culver City
The piece surveys the Mitre Goldwyn studio in Culver City where British film men study American techniques. It highlights production discipline, Edison inspired respiration, and quotas for British exhibitors while noting Russia's Lenin anniversary and various historical anecdotes, ending with reflections on religion across races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ett
Star Company
Joe Jeitish
Iigwer
Treving Pictures
California
Mitre-Goldwyn
Culver City
Marcus Loew
Louis Masie
Picture
Eneres
Amelia Moving Pictures
Thomas Edison
Sixty Seamen In Peril As Atlantic Storm Rages
The Antinoe on Laristan with 25 and 35 crew members face one of the fiercest Atlantic storms. A second unidentified vessel is also in distress in the Panama Canal zone. The President Roosevelt rushed to help the Antinoe and was waiting for a potential rescue opportunity as seas remained heavy.
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Associated Press
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Antinoe
Laristan
Panama Canal Zone
Roosevelt
de Antinoe
mid-Atlantic
Lloyd Steamhat
Sos
Legion Meeting Set At Legion Home Tonight
Hanson Post of the American Legion calls an important meeting at the Legion home tonight at 7 45 o clock. Ex service men are urged to attend as the executive committee will be elected and plans for the state convention outlined by Commander Walter Irvin.
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Hanson Post
American Legion
Legion
Eivery
Walter Irvin
Washington News Briefs on Court Debate and Defense Testimony
The day’s dispatch reports a world court debate continuing under cloture and General Patrick's testimony to defense committees in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Pirenst
Sehole
Vatrick
Amarillo Water Plan Debate Entertains All Proposals
Commissioner Di Anisk urged thorough review of water sources for Amarillo. He favors an open house after bond sale to compare municipal private and guaranteed-price plans, aiming for cheap abundant water and full public consideration.
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Amarillo
di Anisk
Fisk
Globe Reporter
Mr. Fisk
Kiersted
W. Kiersted
Kansas City
Palo Dura Creek
Water Board
Vernon to Get $240000 Five Story Hotel
Colonel Ernest O Thompson and Ross D Rogers of Amarillo will build a modern five story hotel in Vernon at about 240000. Vernon will provide a 21000 site. Construction will start after the deed. Plans are drawn and contracts to be awarded soon.
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Colonel Thompson
Ross Rogers
Vernon
Ted Tress
Dan
Chamber of Commerce
Ernest O. ‘Thompson
Amarile
Vernon Outo
Thompson
Ernest O. Thompson
Rosa D. Rogers
Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo
New York City
Vernon Chamber of Commerce
Armarito
Rogers
Associated Press
Globe
Amarillo adopts two milk classes raw and pasteurized
The new Amarillo milk ordinance takes effect February 1 and divides milk into raw and pasteurized. Raw milk grades depend on bacterial count, pasteurized also shows grades A B and C. All milk must meet butter fat and total solids standards, with pasteurized deemed safer for children.
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Amarillo
Mrs J C Leamon Dies At Home In Llano
Mrs Kamilla J Teamon died at 1 05 this morning at 201 North Pierce street after twelve days with bronchial disease. Funeral services are at Wiges Chapel at 2 pm Wednesday. Burial will be in Llano cemetery. Survived by husband J C Leamon and two daughters Mrs Dave Hollis and Mrs F F Gleason. Pallbearers not yet named.
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Kamilla J. Teamon
North Pierce Street
Wiges’ Chapel
Llano
J. ©. Ceamoen
Dave Hollis
F. F. Gleason
Capitalists Review Investments in Panhandle Territory
D. W. Carey of the National Bank of Wichita Kang and Warren Frown with Mr Moore of Brown Krummer Investment Co Dallas visit Am Partila and nearby areas as guests of Wo H Fuqua president of the First National at Henk. Brown Krummer has major Panhandle securities holdings and they depart for Dallas tonight.
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D. W. Carey
Brref National Bank of
Wichita
Kang
Warren Frown
Mr. Moore
Brown-Krummer Investment Company
Dallas
Ampartila
Terriory
Wo H Fuqua
Henk
Brown-Kruramer
Panhandle
Talk Again Holds Up Vote on World Court in Senate
Senators again delay action on ratifying the World Court as pro and anti court factions push for a final vote. The session runs late with lawmakers seeking accord before tomorrow.
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Senate
Ly Asetated Pyreer
Washington
Telting Seley
World Court
Leeders
Toner
Tri-State Exposition Dates Set for Amarillo Fair
The 1426 Tri-State Exposition will run September 21 to 27 in Amarillo, a seven day fair opening Tuesday and closing Monday. The executive fair committee met to fix dates, with approval contingent on committee agreement. John B. Gilvin reported on San Angelo crowds' coin turnstile method and gate staffing implications.
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Amarillo
Board of City Development Rooms
Dallas
Texas Fair Association
John B. Gilvin
San Angelo
Braunig Buys Taylor Street Property in Amarillo
Amarillo buyer Sid Braunig paid 35000 dollars in cash for the Eberstadt property on Taylor Street, including a drug company building and a domino parlor. The seller was W. H. Brymer. the site fronts 75 by 140 feet at Fifth and Taylor, the largest Amarillo city property deal of the year.
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Sid Braunig
Amarillo
A. Eberstadt
Police Chief Clark Cain Denies Sheriff Candidacy
Clark Cain, police chief, states he is not a candidate for sheriff. He says rumors have spread and requests for confirmation have been frequent. Cain has served as chief for two years.
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Clark Cain
Cain
Cala
Polles
Chiropractor Confesses to Slaying and Dismembering Dietrich
David L. Marshall admitted strangling Anna Dietrich and dismembering her body after insisting she threatened to expose their affair. He described fear of his wife and financial strain leading to the fatal confrontation at his office. He later recanted some details, saying the earlier confession was a lie.
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Associated Proass
Philadelphia
Anna Dietrich
David L. Marshall
Marshall
Miss Dietrich
New York
Charleston
Deal Thorn
Media
Bywood Heights
Calls Jim Responsible For Questioned Road Contracts
In Austin on January 26 James I. Ferguson is accused of letting the surfacing contract for over 1000 miles to the American Road company. W T Montgomery, a San Antonio contractor, testified that Frank Lanham, former highway commissioner, told him. The deposition is in the state 421000 suit against Hoffman Construction Company now in trial.
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Associated Press
Austin
James I. Ferguson
American Road Company
W. T. Montgomery
San Antonio
Frank Lanham
Hoffman Construction Company
Galveston Daughter Returns Home as Husband Sought
Katherine Tar sen Diamond, 16, who had eloped and was deserted in Oklahoma, returned to Galveston with pneumonia. Police and authorities pursue her missing husband said to be with a wife and child in Dallas amid white slave trade allegations and investigations.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Katherine Tarsen Diamond
San Antonio
Miss Diamond
Oklahoma
Sare
Dallas
Department of Justice
Balloon Explodes at Child’s Party
A party in which a balloon explosion caused a dangerous scare for a child. Witnesses describe flames, a burning garment, and a dramatic escape while guests helped extinguish the blaze. No serious injuries reported, neighbors say the incident disrupted the afternoon celebration.
Colonel William Mitchell Becomes Mister After Suspension
Washington reports Col William Mitchell stripped of army air service rank and begins five year suspension. Court martial conviction under article 96 is noted but allowances continue during President’s pleasure. Mitchell vows continued push for unified air service amid partisan reactions.
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Ifty Associated
Washington
Army Air Service
Willan Mitchell
Army
Mitchell
Merehen
Miteh
Pepublican
Theve Howe
Mitetell
Tealortteewot
Amd
Preebient
Vlestog
Caer
le Wkely
Menouenen
Guneress
Celenehet
Reid Buseelf
Co op Marketing Bill Passed by House
The house today approved the cooperative marketing bill after debate in the chamber. The measure aims to regulate marketing activities and support agricultural commerce through cooperatives.
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HOUSE
Wells Bring Fevered Activity to Panhandle Oil Field
Three large wells completed in one day boost Panhandle oil field activity as Centerfield Mary Whitley and Mellroy No 2 produce sizable flows. Centerfield shows about 600 barrels daily with a 120 acre lease. Mellroy No 2 reaches near 700 barrels. Investors push Centerfield stock to 2 to 2.25 while rumors of new spuds draw crews from Tulsa and Wichita Falls.
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Panhandle
Melroy
Block Y
G. Tt. Oliver
J. J. Crume
Frank Wolflin
Kid Roberts
Walter Blackburn
Mary Whitley
Toney Chisum
Lee McSpadden
Roy Cullum
Earl Fuqua
Mellroy Brothers
Centerfield Company
No. 1
Oniver Ol
Tulsa
Wichita
Mentally Childlike Defense Testimony In Snow Murder Trial
In Heppenville on January 26 the defense calls Mrs. Jean Sheppard a Dallas social worker to testify that F Snow shows the mentality of a child about nine years old. Snow stands trial for killing his stepson Tiernie Comennolly in November.
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Associated Preen
Hephenville
F @ Snow
Tiernie Come
Jean Sheppard
Dallas
Snow
Major Oil Deal Reported Involving Million Dollar Sale
A report, likely from Polk Street, claims a sale worth over a million dollars has been made by Ama vilo men to a major oil company. The Daily News hopes to confirm details in tomorrow's edition as the story attracts nationwide attention.
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Polk Street
Amavilo
Abe
Weather fragment hints at cold spell with mixed readings
Fragmentary weather note reports fluctuating temperatures. mentions 43 and 82 readings with unclear timestamps and locations. Indicates a colder trend but lacks clear dates or place names.
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Philip J. Coffey
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