Smith Attacks Renewal Of Oil Lease By Work’s Candidate
The article reports Smith attacking Work’s oil lease renewal approach, claiming a five year term with renewal option favored Sinclair and left government vulnerable. He cites Attorney General Sargent on bids and contract terms, mocks Republican stance on prohibition and farm policy, and accuses the party of mishandling state duties during wartime and beyond.
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Smith
Smith Wald
Salt Creek
Sinclair Company
St Invat
Mepulilican
Milt Tolbert’s show last night makes big hit
The religious themed performance by Milt Tolbert’s company drew a packed crowd, with the crowd’s energy high during lighter moments. The tent show closed tonight with Lena Rivers, a production built around a famed love story, and an afternoon matinee was well attended.
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Hax
Duwner
Milt Tolbert Ough Ceaner
Speaking Over County Causes Gain In Votes
A fragmented speech outlines campaign themes including farm relief water power immigration prohibition and religion with white supremacy noted as a factor. The text also briefly touches on economic aims and a stray recipe about beets celery and mayonnaise as garnish.
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Santa Claus
Gov Smith Leaves Chicago for Albany Today
Gov Smith departed Chicago at 10 am bound for Albany with a special train. The train planned an hour stop in Indianapolis this afternoon where the nominee was to participate in a pursuette.
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Albany
Chicago
Indianapolis
Nationalist China Seeks Advice From Prominent Americans
Shanghai, Oct 20. The nationalist government plans to bolster its reconstruction program by appointing Henry Ford Owen D Young Harpe Edwin Seligman and Jeremiah Jenks as honorary economic advisors.
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Owen D. Young
Harpe Edwin Seligman
Jeremiah Jenks
Bond broker arrested on charge of stealing bonds
Edward J. Sweeney a 35 year old bond broker was arrested in Michigan City Ind after investigators alleged he stole bonds worth thousands of dollars The stolen bonds traced to Baltimore Cleveland and Chicago were recovered by insurance inspectors who said they held them as belongings of the accused units of transfer remains unclear
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Cotton markets and census figures from early 1927 reports
Washington reports show September cotton spindles operated at 87.7 percent for August and 90 percent on a single shift with 25,507,470 spindles in place nationwide. New York notes slight drop then firming prices on hedge selling amid mild weather and improving demand. Weather forecasts from government agencies predict warmth in the plains and a period of showers along the South Atlantic coast. markets respond to these expectations with cautious buying.
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Texas News of Coasier
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Tan
Mar
Liverpool
New Broadway Star Delayed Fame After Being Fired
New York reports a pre Broadway trial of a play titled Lost in Great Neck. Producer Arthur Hopkins eyed a young actress later named Zita Orhan but replaced her with a more experienced star. She then found fame in a road company, moved to Rope, and impressed Wallace during Cleveland tryouts, influencing Hopkins to keep her in Machinal's cast for the 1928 29 season.
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Great Neck
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Long Island
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Pacific
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Cherry Lane
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Theater Guild
Two children fall from roof of Surrey Hotel in New York
In New York on October 20 a tragedy struck the late Benjamin Guggenheim's family as two grandsons aged four and thirteen months fell thirteen stories from the roof of the Hotel Surrey in East Sixty Sixth Street, while the younger boy allegedly toppled his elder into the gap. The report also profiles Zita Johan, a Hungarian born actress who rose through Theatre Guild ranks to leading female roles before a series of setbacks in New York theatre.
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Jon
Zita Johan
Temesvar
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Agatha
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