Spanish Faces Invading Films at Hollywood
Hollywood in the 1920s showcases Spanish heritage in film as Castilian imagery returns to Southern California studios. Stars with Iberian roots like the Talmadge sisters, Lupe Velez, Gloria De Cota, Ramon Navarro, and Dolores Del Rio rise to prominence, with producers and studios highlighting Spanish allure on screen and in social circles.
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International News Service
Hollywood
Cal
Old Spain
California
Castile
Talmadge Sisters
Silver Sheet
Don Alvarado
United Artists
Conce
Lo Gilbert Roland
Dove
Norma Talmadge
Lupe Velez
Hal Roach
Rod LaRoque
Gloria de Cota
Mexico City
DeMille
Universal
Lewis
Antonio Canellas
Maria Casajuana
Fox
Barcelona
Spain
Ramon Navarro
Durango
Mexico
Paramount-Famous-Lasky Studios
Bebe Daniels
Richard Cortez
Dolores del Rio
Edwin Carewe
James Cruze
Nena Quartero
Notice of Final Account for Miller Estate in Potter County
The State of Texas to the sheriff of Potter County. A Miller Jr administrator of the Will A Miller Sr estate has filed his final account and a discharge request. Publication for twenty days in a Potter County newspaper provides notice to interested parties to file objections by the November term 1927, Amarillo Court House, November 28 1927. WITNESS E M Pittman clerk of Potter County court. Given November 8 1927.
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State of Texas
Potter County
A. Miller
Will A. Miller
Potter
Wwo
Said County
Amarillo
E. M. Pittman
Texas
Trust Funds From Brown Estate Support Six Institutions
Trust funds of 100000 each for six institutions are created from Paul Brown estate totaling 15000000. Beneficiaries include Methodist Episcopal church board south aged ministers Howard Payne college and three St. Louis hospitals Barnes Maternity and Children's and Warner Brown hospital. Bulk of the estate goes to widow and children with 215000 to nephews and nieces. Brown died last week at Colorado Springs.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Paul Brown
Methodist Episcopal Church Board
South
Howard Payne College
Barnes, Maternity and Children’s
Warner Brown Hospital
Livorado
Ark
Inez Clark Brown
Brown
Colorado Springs
Cole
United States to Collect About 1.565 Billion in World War Debts
Washington reports that by end of 1927 the U S will have collected roughly 1.565 billion dollars from European debtors since the 1923 settlement. Principal payments total about 165 million, with interest of 1.4 billion on 11.5 billion dollars in funded obligations.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
Debt Funding Commission
France
Treasury
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Finland
Esthenia
Lithuania
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Hungary
Latvia
Coolidge
Secretary of the
Mellon
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
America
Aviation Wireless Milestones Reported by Army Signal Corps
Major General Saltzman reports three key aviation wireless advances by the signal corps in the past year. Beacons in San Francisco and Hawaii aided Dole Hawaii flight pilots. the SCR-134 radio set premiered for air use and seeks commercial aviation collaboration. a ground to air communications set advanced production. The system handled 806,718 official messages saving $179,624.68 versus commercial service, used by 42 federal departments.
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International News Service
Washington
Signal Corps
Charles McK. Saltzman
Army
Secretary of War
Saltaman
San Francisco
Hawaii
Department of Commerce
Nine Prisoners Get Holiday Pardons
The war department announced Thanksgiving pardons for nine military prisoners. Names were not released. S. H. Brager of Fort Leavenworth chose to continue disciplinary training for possible return to duty rather than accept a pardon.
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Washington
War Department
S. H. Brager
Fort Leavenworth
Kane
Princess marriage to Russian émigré bondsman announced
New York reports Mrs Lucy Marsh Leggett widow of Dr Noel Leggett will wed Prince Vladimir Koudacheff a Russian émigré now working as a bond salesman in New York He is 35 and has been divorced twice Leggett has a Princeton student son and the marriage signals another American princess tale
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Associated Press
New York
Lucy Marsh Leggett
Noel Leggett
Prince Vladimir Koudacheff
Tipation Sold by the Fox Drug Co Four Stores
The Fox Drug Co operates four Fox Drug stores and lists tipation products for sale across the chain. Local shoppers are advised of the updated stock and pricing at participating locations.
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The
Fox Drug Co
War veteran and kin of ambassadors touted in early report
A profile notes a war veteran skilled in horsemanship and fencing, with uncles who served as ambassadors under the curra. The piece also warns New York women about bootleg cosmetics, citing American Fair Trade Association concerns that fakes damage trade and health as much as bootleg liquor, while noting women spend 1.225 billion dollars annually on beauty products.
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Can Fair Trade Association
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Edmund Lowe
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Douglas McLean
McLean
Paris
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Menominee, Mich
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Ailors
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San Antonio
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Polk
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Lane
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Deluxe Dry Cleaners
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