Avalanche Opens as Zane Grey Drama Tops Fair
The Avalanche mountainside avalanche sequence anchors the Zane Grey tale Avalanche opening at the Fair today starring Jack Holt and Badanova. The Canaries Murder Case and The Perfect Crime feature in the lineup with Harold Lloyd returning in a new sound role.
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Avalanche
Zane Grey
Irene Rich
Deandi
Kelly
Regsie Love
Marty Young
Jack Holt
Badanova
Emil Jannings
George Bancroft
New York
Harold Lloyd
San Francisco
Terone Rich
Clive Brook
Ww Mission Seenen
Dr. Benson
Brook
Miss Rich
Israel Zangwill
Big Bow
Ethel Wales
Edmund Breese
Carroll Nye
Cladys McConnell
Tully Marshall
Phil Gastrock
James Farley
Princess Murat Granted Divorce From Prince Murat
Helena McDonald Stalle of Cincinnati has been granted a divorce from Prince Michel Joachim Murat on abandonment grounds. The couple wed in Paris on February 13, 1913, and Murat faced multiple prison sentences in Paris and London related to jewel pledges and fraud scandals. Princess Murat moved to America in 1925 and worked as a gown saleswoman in New York by 1926.
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Paris
Princess Murat
Helena McDonald Stalle
Cincinnati
Michel Joachim Murat
Napoleon
Naples
Prince Murat
Countess de Salvette
London
America
Fifth Avenue
New York
Alexander McDonald
France
South American editors tour the United States
Roberto Talice and Carlos Munoz editors of La Critica in Buenos Aires accompany a goodwill visit to the United States. They aim to portray America to South American readers and will interview prominent figures including Herbert Hoover Governor Smith Henry Hadley Jack Dempsey and others. They arrived in New York to secure further interviews with Dr Eckener Lady Drummond Hay and Karl von Wiegand who traveled on the Graf Zeppelin.
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International News Service
New York
United States
Roberto Talice
Carlos Munoz
la Critica
Latin America
Buenos Aires
New York City
Talice
Munoz
Denver Army Doctor Removes Own Tonsils
Denver November 9 Captain F N reports an army doctor in the city had his tonsils removed as a routine medical procedure. The operation was performed without complication and the officer is reported resting comfortably at home.
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Denver Army
Chicago Opera Donkey Entered For Pet Prize
Millie the female donkey opera star, a familiar figure in Chicago, has been entered by the Chicago Civic Opera Company in the National Pet Show at the First Regiment Armory from November 16 to 18. Also showcased will be a special division of milk goats from notable Illinois farms, with champion does like Mooseheart Isabell and Aces Silverbell among attendees.
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Chicago
Millie
First Regiment Armory
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Jenny
James A. Patten
Charles A. Stevens
A. L. Farwell
M. C. Haedtler
Courthouse Deeds and Vehicle Registrations Detail Entries
Courthouse records list several warranty deeds transferring properties between individuals and firms with values such as 375 to 21875 dollars. Also includes vehicle registrations for local dealers and buyers in Plains and surrounding areas. The page closes with a quoted conversational snippet from Tit-Bits.
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Bivins
Minnie
Germain
R. R. Gard
AB & M
John J. Harden
Emma J. Frantz
Ridge
R. A. Pittman
L. N. Pittman
Lake
Lakeview
Allen
Kearns Grain & Seed Co
Neva Kemp
Geo. W. Kemp
H. A. Walker
Childress
Tex
McCarty Motor
Studebaker
Albert A. Olson
Stinnett
E. W. Raef
City Plains
Chevrolet
B. E. Dyer
Harman Motor
Pontiac
Pope
Mistletoe Creameries
Plains Chevrolet
E. J. Husband
Ong
Gamble Martin
Whippet
C. B. Mackie
Gamble-Martin
Truman Vineyard
Tyler
Clare Nash Co
Nash
Sam Boswell
Hoover Victory Signals Dry Hope and Prohibition Boost
President elect Herbert Hoover's victory is seen as reflecting national dry sentiment and may aid prohibition enforcement. Prohibition Commissioner J M Doran says the bureau's morale should rise and local prosecutions accelerate, though he doubts expanding federal staff. He notes possible resignation timing and urges state and local cooperation. A final unrelated sentence about a jewel theft at a gallows scene appears garbled and out of place.
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United Pres
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Prohibition
J. M. Doran
Prohibition Bureau
United Proes
Doran
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Hoover
Congress
United States
Surgeon Captain Removes His Own Tonsils in Historic Feat
Captain Stiles, an eye ear nose and throat specialist at Fitzsimmons Army Hospital, performed two self operations to remove his own tonsils. He says one removal eight years ago cured deafness in his left ear and the other five years ago relieved acute tonsillitis and rheumatism. He used a mirror and the usual tonsil instruments after making his own diagnosis.
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Stiles
Fitsimmons Army Hospital
Robert Mears
Hollywood
Stitles
Miami To Resume Winter Race Season At Hialeah Park
Miami Jockey Club officials announced that racing at Hialeah Park will reopen this winter with a meeting from January 17 to March 14. Purses are expected to be smaller than during the pari mutuel era, and the event will be conducted within the law.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Hialeah Park
Miami Jockey Club
Hialeah
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