Lila and Bertie Lou clash over Rod and past romance
In a tense confrontation at Moonfields Bertie Lou learns Lila has been pursuing Rod and exposing his past. Lila taunts Bertie Lou about Rod loving her and reveals Rod sought Lila while Bertie Lou confronts Marco Palmer and doubly questions Rod's loyalty and debts.
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Tom Fraser
Lila
Rod
Bertie Lou
Tom
Frasers
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Loree Menage
Cyrus
Moonfields
Marco
Bertie
Marco Palmer
Mrs. Palmer
Palmer Place
South Shore
Palmer
Palmer House
Palmer Estate
Around the Dial Highlights From Tuesday and Wednesday Radio
The listing compiles best features from 1930s radio: broadcasts from WEAF WJZ WLS and others, including dinner music talk shows organ programs and dance orchestras, with station notes for WLW WTAM WOR WIZ KYW and more across New York Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Crossey Burnt Corkers
Gembox
James L. Martin Sr. Dies Suddenly at 81
James L. Martin Sr., 81, a retired stationary engineer and Civil War veteran, died suddenly at his Logan home. He served with Co. C, 140 Pennsylvania infantry and belonged to the James K. Rochester Post G A R. Survived by two sons James L. Martin Jr and Frank Martin and two daughters Mrs William Naus and Mrs Philip Marzetti. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at the Presbyterian church. burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Logan
James L. Martin Sr
Martin
James K
Japan Accepts United States View on Arms
Geneva August 28 Japan accepts the US position on the draft convention to control private manufacture of arms. Baron Sato told the League of Nations commission he withdraws opposition and backs full publicity and state production control. The move coincides with the Kellogg anti war treaty signing in Paris and is seen as a peace omen. Italy ratified the league anti slavery convention yesterday.
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Baron Sato
Japan
League of Nations Commission
United States
United Stated
Sato
Paris
Italy
League
Severe Plains Storm Roils Omaha Area Killing Three
A brutal rain hail and windstorm began near Omaha and moved 40 miles into southwestern Iowa. Rescue teams led by H. F. Lumsford reached Elliott from Red Oak at 2 AM after an all night effort clearing fallen trees and muddy roads. Fifteen homes were damaged and six people seriously hurt.
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Omaha
U.2
Iowa
H. F. Lumsford
Red Oak Express
Elliott
Red Oak
Collision injures none as cart shafts protrude on street
A truck dragging racing cart shafts halted abruptly on Court Street near Hotel Berry Saturday night. A following small coupe struck the shafts, shattering the windshield and damaging the car. No one in the coupe was injured, and the truck driver settled the damages when asked by Police Captain Charles Maples.
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Court Istreet
Hotel Berry
Charles Maples
Jeffrey Manufacturing chairman J A Jeffrey dies at 91
J A Jeffrey, 91, chairman of the board of directors of Jeffrey Manufacturing company the largest mining machinery maker, died at his Columbus home today. Company officials announced the death with no further details.
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Columbus
U.P
J. A. Jeffrey
The
Jeffrey Manufacturing Company
First Batavia Auto Fatality Believed Recorded
Batavia records the first auto fatality in its history as Elizabeth Wilson, seven, died from injuries received Friday after being struck by a car driven by George Carte. The incident occurred near Batavia on the streets, prompting safety warnings and ongoing investigations.
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Batavia
Elizabeth Wilson
George Carte
Famous French General Emile Fayolle Dies in France
Paris reports Marshal Emile Fayolle, age 76, a senior commander in World War I, died yesterday after several weeks of illness. He earned the Croix de Guerre Grand Croix of the Legion of Honor and the Medaille Militaire.
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Paris
U.P
Emile Fayolle
Rum Runner Crew Believed Drowned Near Key West
Four men of a rum runner crew, captured near Key West, were believed drowned after jumping overboard as Coast Guard Cutter No. 225 towed the derelict into port. No trace of the men has been found.
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Key West
Fle
Here
Coast Guard
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