Virginia Brewster and the Brewster girl love trial
Virginia Brewster faces financial ruin after being promised marriage by Nathaniel Dann if she earns $100,000. The plot thickens as Oliver Cutter deceives her about earnings, leaving her destitute and pursued by reporters while she uncovers a web of manipulation and betrayal involving Miss Evans and Cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Brewster
Nathaniel Dann
Frederick Dean
Brewster
Virinia
Dean
Cutter Srey
Virginia
Niel
Cmirimond
Custer
Oliver
Cutter
Miss Evans
Miss Brewster
Radio Network Concert Listings From New York to Chicago
A dense schedule lists multiple radio stations and their evening programs from New York to Chicago, detailing orchestras, choirs, and bands such as Goldman Band, Continentals, Detroit Symphony, Paul Whiteman, and WJZ WEAF via various networks. Programs include dinner music, dance orchestras, talk segments, and special broadcasts across stations WBAL WLW WGN WMAQ WGY and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldman
Hall of Fame
WIZ
The
Continentals
EWE
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
WGHP
Detroit
Paul Whiteman
Columbia Phonograph Hour
WBAF
WEAF
New York
Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra
United Press
Selberling Singers
Schestra
Burns Miners
Stromberg-Carlson Sextet
the Continentals
Slumber
Virginian confrontation over pretend profits drives tension
Oliver writes a second check and Virginia glimpses truth, fixing him with a dangerous quiet look. He feels sheepish and unsettled as the moment lingers, hinting at consequences to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Virginia
Suit Filed to Enjoin Sale of Old Oxford College
Eva Gould Harris of Cleveland files suit in Hamilton to halt sale of Oxford College for Women in Oxford Ohio called the oldest women’s college in the state. She alleges trustee mismanagement and says proper management would keep the institution financially sound. Reported plans included a potential merger with Western College at Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
U.R
Oxford College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
Eva Gould Harris
Cleveland
Oxford College
Western College
Place for New Fish Hatchery Is Sought
In Seneca county Ohio inspectors examine several sites for the state fish hatchery. They report to D. O. Thompson, chief of the division of fish and game, who will decide the site. A final decision is expected late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
D. O. Thompson
Division of Fish and Game
State’ Department of Agriculture
Thompson
Harvard Junior William Neff Found Dead in Stonington
No motive was offered for the death by own action of 21 year old Harvard junior William Wayne Neff whose body was found hanging from a tree in Stonington Connecticut He had hanged himself with his belt and had been missing for a week Neff an assistant crew manager left Harvard to join the Red Top crew and was last seen registering at the Stonington Inn His father was a wealthy Chicago real estate man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
William Wayne Neff
Harvard
Stonington
Red Top
Stonington Inn
Neff
Chicago
Hoover To Be Backed By Drys Against All Hoover
In Lincoln on June 19, Dr. F Scott McBride national superintendent of the Anti Saloon league said prohibition forces will back Herbert Hoover if Al Smith is the Democratic nominee. He praised the Republican prohibition plank saying Hoover will be recognized as a ally to prohibition and will be supported by dry groups nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Fletcher
Lincoln, Neb
U.R
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition Forces
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
F. Scott McBride
McBride
Hoover
Two Florida Banks Fail To Open Today In West Palm Beach
Two West Palm Beach banks the First American Bank and Trust and Citizens Bank failed to open today. Notices said the institutions, which withstood early-year runs, were placed in state banking department hands for protection of depositors. The First American Bank and Trust is capitalized at $500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
S—U.p
First American Bank and Trust Company
Citizens Bank
State Banking Department
Amundsen and Dietrichsen Set To Search Spitzbergen Lost Dirigible Italia
Tromsoe Norway June 19 Roald Amundsen and Dietrichsen departed in Guilbaud s seaplane to join the search for the missing Italia airship near Spitzbergen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tromsoe
Norway
Roald Amundsen
Dietrichsen
Mandant Guilbaud
Fi Spitzergen
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Lowes Ruth Dewey Groves
NEA Service
Jeanie
Nathaniel
Ones
WPG
Atlantic City
WBAL
Baltimore
WJZ
Wbal Ensemble
Baltimore Park Band
WER
Buffalo
Statler Orchestra
WLW
Cincinnati
Crosley Ensemble
Miller's Orchestra
WSAT
WEAP
WTAM
Lady Moon
Leland Trio
Doc Payton
Arcadians
Wcx-Wir
WOX
Red Apple Club
WWI
WOR
Newark
Levitow
Corby
Bamberger Little Symphony
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WGY
Schenectady
Aigriculturel
WSB
Atlanta
N. Y
KYW
KFKX
WMAQ
WQJ
WGN
Bizet
National Grand Opera Company
Victor Herbert
WHAM
Atlantic
Feltimore
Wbal Jubilee Singers
Philco
WSAI
Brunswick
WRAP
Coney Island Orchestra
Cavaliers
Memory's Garden
WGAHP
Trio
Columbia
WCKX
WIR
Palais d'Or
Troubadours
Silvertown
Opera
Pearl Fishers
Hal Kemps
Olsen
Breen
deRose
Sylvania Foresters
Philes
Tango Orchestra
Westinghouse
WCAF
Uncle Gimbee Hae
Remington
WQI
SD K
Columbia Chain
WLIB
WLS
St. Paul
Dickne’s
Ceciliea
Eddie Dunstedter
WSM
Nashville
Ruth Brittain
Columbus
U.P
Drys
Florida
Margaret Burton
Kansas
Burto
Pits
Margaret
Massachusetta
Corte Dence
Dentia
Zemo
NEA
Book of Knowledge
Carir
Athens County
Braucher
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