Church Nears End of Big Sessions in New Orleans
The general convention deputies and bishops near conclusion. The bishops approved a suffragan vote and budgets set at 3.51 million with revisions to 4.512 million after investments and bank offerings. New missionary bishops selected include W M Thomas for southern Brazil and Middleton S Barnwell for Idaho, among six named.
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Bowen
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Long Ysland
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W. M. Thomas
Southern Cross
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Arizona
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Brookers
Mexico
Street Sees Slump After Lists Rise To Top Level
Market activity continued with heavy volume as railroad shares led gains and oils rallied under Marland. Short sellers covered, lifting the general list to its highest level since wartime, but small traders pulled back fearing a turn, while Durant denied plans to take General Motors.
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New York Central
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Motora
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Frauds Charged in Fort Worth and Mushngree Oil Scams
Los Angeles reports indictments charging use of funds from Owenwood Oil Corporation Gwenwood Pool No 3 Fort Worth Texas and Invader Oil and Refining Mushn gree Okla. 14 men named with $10 9 bail each. About 12000 to 15000 investors allegedly lost around 10 million dollars in the schemes. Warrants issued for arrest and travel early action expected.
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Mats
Prand
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Gwenwood Pool No. 3
Fort Worth
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Tarsier Syndicate
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French Noblem en Must Prove Claims in Paris
Gloria Swanson’s husband, the Marquis De La Falaise, is not alone in using a title not on birth or death certificates. To legitimize a title, one must register at the ministry of justice and prove regular conferment and seniority in the family line. Many titled individuals, some social figures, pay fees but hundreds use titles without formal recognition, with authorities noting verification is often impossible.
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Marquis de la Falaise
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Ministry of Justice
Copper Merger and New York Stock Vote Dates
Stockholders of Nevada Consolidated Copper company will vote November 10 to raise capital to acquire the physical properties of Ray Consolidated Copper company. Ray Consolidated holders will meet November 10 to ratify the safe. Burglars broke into Jacob Sakaw’s jewelry store on Upper Lexington Avenue and stole Liberty bonds, cash, and jewelry totaling about 50,000 dollars, dropping some loot en route. In Taramin, Wye, thieves held up occupants of an outfit car near Beck River, escaping with about 400 dollars in cash.
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Nevada Consolidated Comner Company
Ray Consolidated Copper Company
Steck
Ray Consolidated
Jacob Sakaw
Lexington Avenue
Pthric
Taramin
Wye
Beck River
Willy Faot
May Robson Stars in Helena's Boys at Velena
May Robson returns to Velena in a three act comedy drama about a mother guiding two wayward sons back to sane life. Lillian Tharmer leads a strong supporting cast including Stephen Davis, Maurice Burke, Marjorie Maye, Leona Woodworth, Gordon Hicks, and Harry Knapp. The show draws a large, friendly audience with witty lines and Robson’s standout performance.
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Lalwan Uaviner
Silas Parr
Gordon Hicks
Helena Teldeny
May Robson James Teacedel
Harry Knapp
Raywond
Marjorie Aves Ann Kimball
Leana Woorkworth
Harold (Beasey) Tilden
Rephier Aeaurice Burke Raimer Batson
Honey Iden
Moresby Girard
May Robson
Velena
Mrs Robson
Pisk Notions
Lillian Tharmer
Robson
Stephen Davis
Charmer Fatson
Maurice Burke
Marjorie Jlaye
Leona Woodlaith
Harry Kiepp
New Brooms at Maria theater in current run
The Maria theater showcases William De Mille's New Brooms today and Wednesday with matinees and evening shows. The American comedy by Frank Crain, starring in New York a success, features appeal and witty material. Folly of the Hallett offers a varied screen lineup today.
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Don Q O Son of Znzra to Play at The Mar ton
A New York critic praises Douglas Fairbanks new play Don Q O Son of Znzra to be shown Friday and Saturday at The Morton. The Evening Post lauds Fairbanks flair for romance heroism and swift action noting the film’s entertaining nature and visible dash.
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Marton
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Evening Post
Grand Opera in Jazz Set to Debut in Chicago
Tito Schipa announced plans for a jazz opera by nine year old Chicagoan Ter Fiorito, marking a shift from tin pan alley to symphonic forms as Gershwin and Sowerby influence the new work.
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Knoclng
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Lea Sowerby
Tito Schipa
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Senate
Jazz and Syncopated Music Cited For Grand Scope
A tenor argues that jazz and syncopated music can carry symphonic or grand opera significance, suggesting a broader artistic potential beyond popular genres.
Poking in Pockets Leads to Arrest in Forgery Ring
Mrs. Ruby Wearne watched her police lieutenant husband’s pockets and spotted a forged portrait of F. A. Belt. The tip led to Belt’s arrest on multiple forgery charges in the district. A note on Mount Everest mentions a spider at 17,000 feet.
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Los Angeles
Get
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F. A. Belt
MG Everest
District Attorney Mannering Faces Trial Over Son's Crash
A young man Hob Mannering is jailed after a car crash that killed a woman, while his father District Attorney John Mannering refuses to release him, insisting the public safety comes first. The piece follows campaign chatter as Wallace and Shek Jennings discuss Mannering’s political fate and re election prospects amid the tense family crisis.
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Slich
Jones
Manel
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Nim
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Slick
Jennings
Uncertain Courtroom Figures Hover In Jovianty Bailiff Saga
In a distant scene Wallace leaves a chair with confident ease while Sir Bledsoe and Shek influence proceedings. Bob debates criminal enforcement as Vileen consults with the district attorney about a forty day postponement and the calendar. The scene closes with Eileen's questioning gaze as a continuation is teased.
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Wallace
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Toom
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Vileen
Eileen
Tokyo chui tabor opens boy and girl employment agency
An agency in Tokyo expands to hire both boys and girls under new permits. The operation aims to provide child employment opportunities while complying with local regulations and labor standards.
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Tokyo
Japan
Home Made Pinex Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A home made syrup using Pinex pine extract is advertised as the fastest, cheapest way to loosen stubborn coughs. It claims to ease chest tightness, night coughing, and bronchial symptoms within 24 hours, with a pint bottle lasting a family. The ad urges asking a pharmacist for 3/4 ounce of Pinex and notes a satisfaction guarantee.
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Gal
Ancient Creek government and punishment on display at Okmulgee
In Okmulgee Oklahoma the old Creek Council House complex stands at the heart of the business district. Built with native sandstone it housed government on the first floor and legislative halls above. The site recalls a system modeled after an American republic with two houses the House of Kings and the House of Warriors. Punishments included lashes and execution by tying the condemned to a whipping tree and firing squad. Efforts aim to move the building to a national Indian park as remaining Creeks seek preservation.
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Okmulgee
YMC A. Ant
Chamber of
Cotimerce
Wilding
United States
House of Kings
Senate
House of Warriors
Okmulace
Cost of crime in Chicago appalling figures rise
Chicago faces staggering annual crime costs that could fund each of the city’s roughly 30,000 crooks at 20 000 a year, totaling about 600 million dollars. The Chicago crime commission president Charler R. Holden is quoted outlining the burden and urging action.
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Seave Town
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Chicago Crime Commis
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