Sidelights of the i and C CREEN at local theaters
Local theaters present Tunney-Dempsey fight footage and new features. At the Fair and Mission, incident films from the Chicago bout are shown under state and federal rules. Vaudeville headlines at the Fair include Blackface Eddie Ross and Jimmy Burehill with four singing dancers. Captain Salvation stars Lars Hanson and Pauline Starke. Hula with Clara Bow opens at the Mission. Fire and Steel tops the Rialto bill, and Galloping Thunder with Bob Custer plays the Deandi. The Liberty screens Rough and Ready with Jack Hoxie. Mrs. Mullen’s Musical Maids add musical numbers. A Paris fashion note mentions gold-tipped nails for the fair sex.
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Deandi
Bob Custer
Mullen
Rialto
Fire and Steel
The
Liberty
Jeck Hoxie
Koo
Y Nida
Fair
Mission
Chicago
Pictorial News
Pathe
Paramount
Eddie Ross
Jimmy Burehill
Fair Theater
Jimmy Burchill
George N. Burns
Grace Allen
Captain Bett
Seals
Frederick William Wallace
Lars Hanson
Pauline Starke
Marceline Day
Sam de Grasse
George Fawcett
Dan Crimmins
Flora Finch
Deandi Theater
Lions Hear Outline of Crippled Children Work
The Lions club will discuss organizing a state society for crippled children at Tuesday noon. J N Beasley will present two or more proposals to proceed with the project and seek member vote. The initiative started two weeks ago after a Oklahoma law on crippled children was enacted and Dr Karl McBride spoke to a large crowd at Amarillo hotel.
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The
Lions Club
J. N. Beasley
Oklahoma
Karl McBride
Oklahoma City
Amarillo Hotel
McBride
Lions
Bottle message from Nungesser and Coli found near North Carolina
Coast guard found a hoax or deliberate message on airplane linen signed Nungesser and Coli claiming the pair were lost at sea off Halifax. The note asked for immediate aid and urged finder notification.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Nungesser
Coli
Coast Guard
Manteo
North Carolina
Halifax
N. S
Colonel Haines Plans Dallas Visit For Board Work
Colonel Harve H. Haines vice president and general manager of the Board of City Development will depart tonight for Dallas to handle key board business. He will return via Lubbock or Tulsa to attend fairs at one of those locations.
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Harve H. Haines
Board of City Development
Dallas
Lubbock
Tulsa
Hope Hampton Arrives in New York with Silver-Tinted Fingers
Hope Hampton traveled from Europe to New York and found her fingertips stained silver, a striking visual noted in transit.
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Hope Hampton
New York
Europe
Prosperty Seen On Farms Along Orient
J A Shepherd reports winter prosperity for Kansas City Mexico and Orient rail line farmers in southern Kansas Oklahoma and northern Texas. Cotton yields look good with 5465 carloads moved last year and over 500 cars shipped this season. Prices stand at 24.5 cents per pound as frost could hasten maturation.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
J. A. Shepherd
Orient
Mr. Shepherd
Orient Territory
Shepherd
von Maltzan funeral set for noon Tuesday
Baron Ago von Maltzan, German ambassador to the United States, killed in last week's Berlin Munich air crash, will be buried at Gross Luciow castle. The private ceremony will move from the castle to the family burial site with no representatives sent by the German office. John W. McGee is in Tulsa on business.
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Associated Press
Vollrathsche
Mecklenburg
Germany
Baron Ago von Maltzan
Geman
United States
Berlin-Munich
Gross Luciow Castle
Castle
Memphis Police Purge Deepens as 39th Officer Is Dismissed
Memphis Tenn Sept 26 United Press reports a police shakeup grows to 39 suspended officers after Captain Will Lee, a 20 year veteran, is discharged. The graft book listing bootlegger payoffs led to suspensions. Lee refused to resign and seeks public trial by the police trial board.
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Memphis
Tenn
Will Lee
Lee
Allen
Police Trial Board
Ten Railroad Men Killed in Flood Disaster
Rome dispatch reports ten railroad workers died when a rescue train plunged into the flooded Isargo river while heading to Valtellina in upper Trentino. Several villages along the river were inundated by the floods.
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Associated Press
Rome
Valtellina
Trentino
Sun room cars to be put into service
Sun room cars will soon be in service on the Missouri Pacific and Missouri-Kansas-Texas railroads, an Associated Press report from St. Louis states.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Sun Room
Missouri Pacific
Missouri-Karsay-Texas
Miss Ruth Elder warten on weather for Paris flight
Miss Ruth Elder says weather will decide when the monoplane American Girl can depart for Paris with Captain George Haldeman. The crew spent the day testing load and gasoline use while Elder, in a white shirt and golf knickerbockers, drew attention at Curtiss Field in New York.
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United Prose
Curtiss Field
N. Y
Ruth Elder
George Haldeman
Paris
Artillery to Move Office to Corsicana Soon
Regimental Headquarters 181st Field Artillery Texas National Guard will close at Amarillo at noon October 1 and open at that hour in Corsicana Texas. The regimental order issued today directs the transfer of the headquarters facilities and staff from Amarillo to Corsicana. Captain [name] will oversee the transition and assume duties in the new location.
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181St Field Artilery
Texas National Guard
Amarillo
Corsicana
Texas
Health returns with Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs. M. Riessmerr of Cleveland describes severe weight loss after childbirth and a return to health after four bottles of Lydia J. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts health as wealth and promotes the remedy as a cure for poor well being.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Cleveland
Ohio
Eleely
Lydia I. Plikhar
M. Riessmerr
Nelson Ave
Lydia J. Pinkham
Regimental Staff Relocation Highlights Texas Movements
W Mays an instructor in Amarillo and Sergeant Castledon an Abilene instructor will move to Corsicana where Colonel Charles A Davis commands the regiment. Headquarters have been in Corsicana since 1922 with late Colonel John B Golding in command. 1st Lt John L McCarty remains the sole living member of the staff in Amarillo.
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John B. Golding
John L. McCarty
Amarillo
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Beauty
Parquet
Pecos Valley
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Roswell, New Mexico
Simmons College Cowboy Band
Artesia
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Carlsbad
Ing
the Doll Store
Amarillo Tent & Awning CO
Tyler
Tunney-Dempsey
Paramount News
Rg Pee
Clive Brook
Victor Fleming
Dole
Lanhandle
Sewice
Ine
NAT
Eli Hoover
Harry Hunt
Imperial Pathe Recording Orchestra
Ae Tree
Dent Theatres Iwc
Burns & Allen Lamb Chops
Blackface
Capt. Betts Seals
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