Native Nevadans Divorce Rates Fall Short Of National Average
Reno Nevada July 11 AP Nevada's divorce total in 1935 shows lower native participation as many Reno cases involve out of state residents. In six months 1286 marriages ended in Reno with only about 8 percent of couples being Nevada residents. Several California and other state residents accounted for a large share of dissolutions, while New York and New Jersey laws push Nevada lawyers to work harder. Across the year 47 states and 12 foreign regions had at least one Reno divorce filing, with North Dakota still unrepresented.
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Camp Meeting Opens Under Able Leaders in Samson Florida
The Bethlehem meeting at Samson Florida opened today and will run through July 21 12 miles north of Bonita Fla and 17 miles south of Hartford Ala Dr C G Mipgledort preaches and teaches Rev J R Parker of Wilmore Ky returns for a second evangelistic engagement Rev A B Tatum leads song with the Ramsey sisters of Cordova Ala as special singers and workers for children Rev A H Vanlandingham Samson is secretary of the meeting
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Crossing Watchman Falls Asleep On Duty In Hingham
Hingham Mass July 11 AP crossing tender Philip Ferris dozed at the Water Street crossing causing a derailment scare. He woke off duty tipped a chair fell 20 feet reaching hospital with a broken right ankle. The incident underscores sleep danger for crossing watchmen near the New Spital line.
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Gulf Basketball Game Skews To Unexpected Ends
A terse recap notes seven players contributing, with ten points out of a possible three main scorers and high team effort shaping the final stretch. The piece underscores surprising miscues and a crowded scoring table as Gulf squad presses late.
Pretender Took Up Brains Trust Idea in Earnest
Vienna reports Archduke Otto of Hapsburg, 22, developing a brain trust to advance long term imperial aims. He plans a quasi cabinet of monarchist minds and seeks Austrian government cooperation to restore Danubian rule under Hapsburg leadership. Old noble titles to be restored and traditional decorations reintroduced as part of a broader revival.
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Monument to Honor Ole Swimmin Hole
ST. PAUL Minn July 11 AP Minnesota's resurgent waterfowl influx noted by late commissioner Willard. Ducks returning in large numbers within twenty minutes of the Twin Cities as higher lake levels and heavy rains end drought. Cottage owners faced sudden flooding as docks and cottages submerged.
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Lumber production best in seven weeks
Washington July 11 AP The National Lumber Manufacturers Association said lumber production and shipments for the work week ended June 2 were the highest in seven weeks. New business remained about the same as in the prior three weeks. in the first six months of 10 production trailed shipments by 14 percent and new business by 20 percent. For the week 607 mills produced 149,676,000 feet, shipped 187,643,000 feet, and backed orders of 159,081,000 feet.
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Chicago Policemen Lose Race to Stork
AP report from Chicago notes a 12 pound boy born en route to a hospital. Mrs Celia Waner 25 was aided by Officer Herman Stirky while Officer Fran McInerney drove the automobile during the late night transfer.
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Movies in Houston and Alabama Show Limited Lineup
The listing highlights Houston showings on Thursday and Friday featuring Joe B. Brown in Alb! Mee with D Orray Ine Brostwey Brevitien Better Then Gold and Paramount Pictorial. Saturday features Edger Aman Poe in The Raven with Boris Karloff Bela Lugosi and Irene Ware, plus Al Jen Jenkins in Get Rich Quick and Bela Lagoat in The Return of Chandu. Alabama schedule shows Rich ard Dix in The Arizonian with Alu Margot Grahame and Prenton For ter, plus short subjects and Friday Saturday screenings including Tim Motley in Fighting Shadows with Gerera Mitchell and Noah Beery Jr in Call of the Savage and Tae Lane Oe.
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Joe B. Brown
D'Orray
Edger Aman Poe
Boris Karloff
Beia Lugosi
Irene Ware
al Jen Jenkins
Bela Lagoat
Richard Dix
Alu Margot Grahame
Prenton Forter
Tim Motley
Gerera Mitchell
Soringtime Berenade
Noah Beery, Jr
Iron Fisted Matriarch Of Yavapat Tribe Opens Political Debate
Prescott dispatch profiles Mrs Vinay Jjrouta a resistant matriarch ruling the fading Yavapat Indians near Prescott. She pushes that a woman will someday be U S president while her husband Jim maintains hard line policies. The piece describes tribal governance wages, schooling, and cultural practices as they relate to the council and enforcement of prohibition era rules.
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Yavapat
Telbvansen
Geletnetn
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Anna
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Enele Sim
Doan's Pills End Kidney Trouble Ad
Medical authorities warn kidneys contain long tubule networks that purge wastes. Frequent burning and backache signal trouble. Doan's Pills, a longstanding remedy, claim to clear out these tubules and relieve waste buildup. Published 1934 by Foster Adams Co.
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