In Motion Picture Land by Mollie Moore Godbold
Mollie Moore Godbold recounts a California studio tour visiting Balboa Universal City and key figures. She describes open air stages, the cafeteria scenes with diverse workers, daring stunts, and the behind the scenes realities of film making.
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Moving Picture World
Mollie Moore Godbold
California
Mr. M
Balboa Studio
Ruth Roland
Jackie Saunders
Balboa
Universal City
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Peggy
Circus
Grace Cunard
Mary
Zoo
Griffith
Ella Hall
Congressmans First Term Work Endorsed in Public Meeting
On November 2, 1917, a crowded courthouse auditorium heard Congressman Thomas L. Blanton praised for his Washington record. Mayor Kirby introduced him amid strong applause as Col. Maurice R. Locke read a resolution endorsing President Wilson’s administration and Blanton’s congressional work.
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Thomas L. Blanton
Isles
Clanton
Br. N. Kirby
Peaker
Blan
Maurice R. Locke
Wilson
Jidge Blanton
Congress
Blanton Speech Drives Crowd at Odessa Court House
The Odessa Herald reports on November 8, 1917 as Congressman Thomas L Blanton energizes a large Odessa audience at the courthouse. He pledges to teach the Kaiser a lesson and defend the Stars and Stripes as he discusses Administration war policies. Col Locke’s resolution backing Blanton’s Congressional record is adopted unanimously.
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Thomas L. Blanon
Col Locke
de Blanton
Congress
Washington Leader Earns Noted Support in Congress
A political figure in Washington has notably put the 16th Congressional District on the map and convinced fellow lawmakers he is a force to be reckoned with. He has remained a loyal supporter of President Wilson.
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Washington
16Th
Wilson
Blanton Earns Praise After First Term in Congress
A 1917 endorsement notes Congressman Blanton from Texas 14th District has proven effective in his first term. It asserts he surpassed early doubts and cites his involvement in major congressional matters. The piece urges voters to grant him a second term for continued service.
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Blanton
Congress
Texas
Congressman Klanton Praised for Wartime Support
Ovd 1917 report lauds Congressman HKlanton as a consistent Administration ally on defense. The text notes his close study of wartime issues and the pride of district constituents in his record since joining Congress.
Nation support for Wilson praised in Abilene note
A May 17 Abilene report praises Wianton for rendering a true service to the nation and expresses strong support for President Wilson.
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Wianton
Wilson
Blanton Backs War Measures in Congress In Texas Circle
The piece notes Congressman Blanton voices his stance in national debate on Wilson era war measures. It highlights his loyalty with Texas representatives and his role in introducing the national prohibition bill in the House, aligned with Senator Morris Sheppard's Senate measure.
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Blanton
Council of the Nation
Judge Blanton
Wilson
Texas
Judge Bilanten
House
Senate
Morris Shepperd
Blanton Heads Washington Pace With Quick Recognition
Thomas L. Blanton arrives in Washington after a short stay and receives more attention and voice than his predecessor did in fourteen years.
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Thomas L. Blanton
Washington
Blanton Earns Notable Early Record in Congress
Observers praise Congressman Blanton of Texas for quickly building a solid reputation. In three months he has shown himself an active and useful representative, surpassing his predecessor's fourteen years of service.
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Blanton
Texas
Congress
Health Board Member Returns From Washington Visit
Dr. L. W. Hollis of the State Board of Health returned from Washington, D C on Wednesday and stated that he found Congressman Thomas.
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L. W. Hollis
State Board of Health
Washington, D. C
Congressman Thomas
Blanton Seen As Daylong Washington Figure
The passage highlights L Blanton as a tireless, widely known and popular figure in Washington. He reportedly commands access to any official from the President to other leaders, and his requests receive prompt attention. He is described as a leading member of Congress with close ties to Tranton and Senator Morris Sheppard, who share similar work styles.
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L. Blanton
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Tranton
Morris Sheppard
Blanton Praised by District Residents in 1917 Visit
Lyttie Laker notes Con gressman Blanton’s strong standing in Congress after a short tenure. The report describes his conduct in the Hall of Representatives, his accessibility to colleagues, and his attentiveness to friends from his district during the old Confederates reunion.
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Lyttie Laker
Blanton
Congress
Hall of Representatives
Mit
W. C. Kinservine
Letter from Hon. J. G. Murphy Exalts Congressman
A January 29, 1918 letter from J. G. Murphy editor of the San Angelo Stendard praises a former political foe as a fine congressman, closing with a friendly sign off. The missive confirms Murphy’s esteem and personal regard.
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J. G. Murphy
San Angelo Stendard
Re-election Support Letter from Thomas L Blanton
A Washington letter expresses strong support for a candidate's re election stressing the value of seniority and continuity. The author praises the candidate's energy and effectiveness during the first term and asserts no one else could serve the district as well.
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Hughes
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Abilene
Hughes Company
Seaboard & Gulf Steamship Co
Roscoe, Snyder & Pacific By. Co
Pecan Valley T. Company
New York
Thomas L. Blanton
Washington, D.C
Notable Praise Letter From Official to Representative
A formal note expresses belief that the field of opportunity will expand for the recipient. It commends sincerity, tenacity, loyalty to duty and constituents, and notes earned respect from the Administration and colleagues. The signer offers earnest appreciation and wishes for continued success.
Appreciation note from NAWSA president to supporter
From President National American Woman Suffrage Association New York January 15 1978 Blanton Washington DC My Dear Friend Blanton on behalf of our Association I wish to express appreciation for your support of the Woman Suffrage Amendment and the effective speech you gave conveying your conviction Our heartfelt gratitude for the help you have generously given to our Congressional Committee You and yours will always be proud of the support you have given to the cause Sincerely Carrie Chapman Catt President
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New York
Tien
Washington, D.C
Blanton
Congressional
Texas Women in Washington Praise Blanton Support
In Galveston on January 11 1918 MINNIE FISHER CUNNINGHAM president sends a cordial note to Hon Thomas L Blanton praising his eloquence and influence that helped secure a favorable outcome for suffrage. The message highlights Texas pride in the progress and contrasts with prior votes.
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Galveston
Texas
Thomas L. Blanton
Washington, S. C
Resolution Praises Blanton For Red Bluff Project Efforts
The Imperial Water-Users Association resolves thanks to Congressman Thomas J. Blanton for visiting Red Bluff reservoir site last November at his expense and time. It commends his work on the Chamberlain Pit and pushing H. R. 506 with hearings by House and Senate committees. Secretary S. A. Minnear signs.
Plainton Praised for Fiscal Scrutiny in Congress
Comanche Vanguard notes Congressman Plainton conducts fair impartial investigation of claims before his committee and has already saved the country millions of dollars. The paper endorses Blanton for re election.
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Plainton
Blanton
Disagreeable Trouble Diarrhoea Cure in Mississippi Cordial
An old time remedy advertises Mississippi Diarrhoea Cordial as a speedy and certain cure for diarrhoea. Sold at 25 and 50 cents.
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Mississippi
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