Earl Carroll In Trouble Again After Stage Arrests
New York July 19. Broadway producer Earl Carroll faces fresh trouble as police raided the New Amsterdam theater arresting nine cast members of his vanity show for indecent performance. Warrants issued for Carroll and theater treasurer Louis Lotti were not served as they were not found.
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Earl Carroll
New Amsterdam Theater
Carroll
America
Louis Lotti
Naomi Ray
Comedienne
Faith Bacon
Jimmie Save
Save
Meris
Miss Ray
Miss Bacon
Will Test Calves Against Plugging at 4-H Shows
Iowa 4-H leaders announce strict checks to prevent calf plugging or tampering in baby beef contests at all fairs. Spakers will monitor calves. discovered plugging will force prize-forfeit and exhibitor disqualification. Plans involve Town Beef Producers, State College specialists, and affect state fair and county events. Also notes Polo store proprietor J B Millr attended a merchants convention at Aberdeeen with his three daughters.
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Iowa
Carl A. Oldsen
Town Beef Producers Association
Frank P. Reed
John S. Quist
Town State College
J. B. Mill
Aberdeen
Howard
MacDonald Keeps Seat as Commons Vote Shadows Thatcher Challenge
Prime Minister MacDonald narrowly survived a Commons vote by three, with Baldwin preparing a censure motion next week. Lloyd George faced Liberal fractures over tactics, while Conservative backers used a subterfuge strategy to unsettle Labour. The near-defeat rattled Labour and drew sharp commentary on parliamentary tactics.
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London
MacDonald
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
David Lloyd George
St. Stephens
Victory for they ministry in stated score
A brief report notes a victory for the ministry with a stated score of 8218 to 205, highlighting the outcome and key figure.
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Carries His Son To Morgue For Burial
Gasparo Muccio walked through downtown in grief carrying his dead baby boy wrapped in a faded blue blanket toward the morgue. Crowds passed by as he sought help, then relief came from the county promising to cover the burial costs and care for the child.
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Gasparo Muccio
Woman may legally qualify for U S presidency and federal office
The statement notes that a woman can meet the constitutional requirements to serve as U S president or hold any federal office. It emphasizes legal eligibility without asserting actual candidacy or political outcomes.
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United States
Folg Summer Students Spend Fourth At Homes
Rose and Emery Mullaney of Huron college Cla ra Ruzicka of Aberdeen Normal Veronica Goebel of Redfield Rozanna Slanecka of Huron college spent July 4 at their homes here. They resumed work at their respective schools the first of the week.
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Polo
Rose
Emery Mullaney
Huron College
Clara Ruzicka
Aberdeen Normal
Veronica Goebel
Redfield
Rozanna Slanecka
Montana Woman Sheds 19 Pounds in Four Weeks
A 1928 letter from Mrs. Fred Barringer of Lewistown Montana describes losing 19 pounds in four weeks using Kruschen Salts. She notes increased energy, better appetite control, and heightened vigor and charm. She recommends the product to other overweight individuals and mentions availability at Longstaff Drug Co.
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Montana
Fred Barringer
Lewistown
Ameries
Billings
Longstaft ‘Drug Co
America
Nation owes Iron and Steel $3 Billion
A terse report states the nation faces a $3 billion debt to Iron and Steel. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item notes a large financial obligation to the iron and steel sector and hints at national financial strain.
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