We Americans Immigrants Star in Paramount Feature
The Mission theater showcases the Universal special We Americans with George Sidney Patsy Ruth Miller and others many cast members are naturalized and vote while George Lewis from Mexico Albert Gran Norway and others hail from Belgium Russia Poland England Their citizenship highlights in a tense drama of Americanization at the film’s heart Also 13 Washington Square at the Rialto stars Hersholt Joyce and a strong supporting cast in a comedy with a serious theme
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Kathryn Williams
Edward Martindel
Josephine Dunn
Daisy Belmore
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Edward Sloman
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Five Cent Fare Doomed in New York by U S Court
New York May 15 The Interborough Rapid Transit Company seeks a seven cent fare for Manhattan subway and elevated lines after a federal statutory court ruling. If upheld by the Supreme Court, fare hikes may extend to other cities and lines. The I R T plans to raise fares to nine or ten cents if the seven cent rate is approved.
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New Steamer Line Starts From Galveston
The Shipping Board Steamer West Clava rack was loaded for inauguration of monthly service from Galveston to Rio Janeiro Santos and other South American ports. The steamer will depart Galveston on Wednesday for the new route. The item notes plans amid other regional maritime activity.
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Secretary Hoover Tries to Lure Trout in Williamsport
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover breaks from politics for a few days in Williamsport and nearby areas. He stays overnight after a motor trip from Washington and plans to fish at Ogontz lodge near Salladsburg as the guest of Jay Cooke of Philadelphia.
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Arctic Amazons Set Sail For Polar Bear Hunt
English society women plan a three month Arctic expedition starting in June. They have engaged J. C. Mason, famed Arctic explorer, to organize the cruise aboard a chartered ship with a passenger list of women only.
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Negro Bathing Beauty Contest At Palace Theatre Succeeds
A bathing beauty contest for negro girls at the Palace theater last night netted more than 65 dollars for the Amarillo college fund. Genoa Dickson, music instructor among the negroes and sponsor, said the revue featured a lengthy program. The Col ored Musicians clubs led the event and the theater was packed with many white attendees.
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Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Execution in Potter County
Notice from Commerce Trust Company as plaintiff against C. E. Bray and others in the 108th Judicial District Court of Potter County Texas. An order of sale issued under a judgment dated April 21 1928 in favor of Foes Trust Company against EK Bray Marguerite Bray B. S. McDaniel W. M. Moore Dennis E. Green docket number 6398.
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Amarillo land auction notice in Potter County Texas
A 1928 notice by Constable J A Deadowiley announces the levy on property of Clyde Bray and Marguerite Bray in Amarillo. The sale follows a judgment for 1750 dollars with 10 percent interest from Oct 8 1927 and 10 percent attorney fees. The auction is on the first Tuesday in June between 10 am and 4 pm at the county courthouse.
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Amarillo Votes on Bonds to Refund Warrants
Amarillo Texas holds a May 26 1938 election to issue bonds totaling 900 610 82 to fund and refund outstanding time warrants and registered warrants. The measure directs a 30 year serial bond at 4 percent to replace the warrants and fund a sinking balance. Voting precincts list election officers and locations.
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