Legal Fight May Cut Out Smith Film
Friends of Governor Alfred E. Smith threaten legal action to bar use of his newsreel in Deliverance, a Yale professor Irving Fisher project promoting two prohibition books. The film, booked by the YMCA for churches, faces possible edits to avoid misrepresenting Smith signing a repealed enforcement law. others call it a dignified dramatization of history.
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Associated Press
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Irving Fisher
Yale
Fisher
Bert E.corridini
World Alliance Against Alcohol
Young Men's Christian Association
Mullan-Gage
Smith
Corridini
Local Residents Off for Trips and Visits Across States
C C Gordon J C Penney manager heads three week vacation to Los Angeles and California. Jimmie Manatt returns from Tulsa. W C Bennett visits Memphis. John Armstrong and others travel for business in Lubbock Anson and Dalhart. Mrs Eugene Lang visits daughter in Regina Determan. Batsell couple in Kansas City. Mrs Harry Schwartz to Elk City to fetch relatives. John T McGee president of the...
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J. C. Penney Company
Los Angeles
California
Jimmie Manatt
Tulsa
W. C. Bennett
North Polk Street
Memphis
John Armstrong
Billmore
Lubbock
B. F. McCann
Denver
Farmers Friend Ida M Walker Seeks Republican House Nomination
Norton Kansas June 21 Ida M Walker candidate for Congress vows to speak the farmer’s language in Washington as she seeks the Republican nomination in Kansas sixth district to challenge retiring Hays B White. Walker, a Kansas farm girl who has two terms in the state House and served as state secretary of the American Legion auxiliary, faces several party rivals. A second Republican candidate is Anna Angel Webster of Leavenworth in the first district.
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Ida M. Walker
Norton, Kas
Washington
Kansas
Hays B. White
Walker
American Legion Auxiliary
Anna Angel Webster
Leavenworth
Oil Men Active Across Cities In West and Midwest
Matador Oil company conducts business in Dallas Fort Worth and San Antonio. Mr and Mrs H F Wheelock return from California after weeks away. Frank Exum heads Sunday to Kansas City St Louis and other points for two weeks. C Max Bauer travels in Russell Kansas on Midwest Exploration business. W S Nicoll returns from Colorado Springs where he attended a petroleum convention and won first prize in golf.
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Matador Oil Company
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
H. F. Wheelock
California
Frank Exum
Gibson Oil Company
Kansas City
St. Louis
C. Max Bauer
Midwest Exploration Company
Russell
Kansas
W. S. Nicoll
Colorado Springs
Hartley Plans 24 Baby Beeves for Junior Show
Hartley county will feed 24 baby beeves for the Junior Beef Show tied to the Panhandle Livestock Association meeting next spring. Calves from Channing breeders were funded by the First National Bank with FE R Duke as county agent. Calves will be shown locally, then shipped to Fort Worth for the state show and auction.
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Panhandle Livestock Association
FE. R. Duke
Channing
First National Bank of Channing
Julian Bivins
Randolph Wiseman
R. M. Stephens
FE. S. Collins
Weldon Ledbetter
Cleo Ledbetter
Baron Hughes
Howard Hughes
Grady Hine
Glen Hine
Frank Collins
Philip Feltz
Raymond Thompson
Robert Thompson
Pat Stovall
Leverett Stovall
George Armstrong
Bernard Lankford
Clay Bishop
Hartley
David Moore
Dalhart
Ginger Cream Sandwich Hits Summer Picnics
New and appetizing for summer picnics and parties is the ginger cream sandwich. Mix crystallized ginger with cream cheese and spread between nut or raisin bread.
Early Housing Practices Tied to Rheumatism Origins
The passage suggests rheumatism may trace to ancient peoples who built their dwellings underground. It notes the habit as a possible factor in the disease’s establishment among early ancestors.
How One Thin Woman Gained It Pounds
Mrs W E Looney of Tennessee writes that McCoy's Tablets helped her gain from 104 to 115 pounds after starting the regimen. The letter promotes an ironclad guarantee: if after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes the patient does not gain at least eight pounds, the druggist will refund the purchase.
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W. E. Looney
McCoy
Tam
Tennessee
Fox, Randal and
Post Office Drug Stores
America
Gang Judges Not Considered Good Fire Risk
Chicago judges presiding over gangster trials are deemed bad risks by fire insurers. Judge John P. McGoorty reported a $10 000 policy on his home cancelled as a bad risk after threats and a juror bombing during the Eugene Red McLaughlin trial. He now carries bombing insurance at high cost.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Criminal Court
John P. McGoorty
McGoorty
Eugene
Red) McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Judge McGoorty
McMullin Formula touted to cure lung ailments in Kansas man
A Kansas man reports his cough vanished and health improved after using McMullin's Formula. The ad promotes the old reliable remedy since 1916 for bronchial troubles, coughs, colds, asthma, hay fever, and catarrh from Tilden-McMullin Co. Sedalia, Mo. Sold by Randal Drug Co.
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McMullin
Kansas
Tilden-McMullin Co
Sedalia
Randal Drog Co
Dave Rubin Buys Star Mercantile Store
Dave Rubin announces the purchase of stock and fixtures of Star Mercantile at 422 Taylor Street. George Rhoads, previously at the same location, is named manager of the new store.
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Dave Rubin
Star Mercantile Company
Taylor Street
George Rhoads
Cadillac Sedan Reported Stolen In Ferns District
A 1928 five passenger Cadillac sedan was reported stolen last night. Police records list license 776 966 and motor 119 964. Owner is Mrs Lula Mae Me Spadden of 1712 Jackson Street in Ferns.
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Lula Mae MeSpadden
Jackson Street
Colorful Floral Inbela Paste for Bottles Signals Contents
A vivid floral Inbela paste is described for labeling bottles. It ranges from castor oil to hand lotion, signaling contents clearly. The note highlights decorative and practical use on containers.
Fly Tox touted as simple home insect killer
Major Ransom of the U S Army Medical Department warns flies cause more deaths than wars and promotes Fly Tox as an easy solution. The Mellon Institute developed this insecticide with blue labeled bottles claiming to kill all household insects.
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Major Ransom
Medical Department
United States Army
House of Flies
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Fellowship
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