Great Force Engaged in Delivering MASL
Louisville Ky Sept 18 In tracing the growth of the rural delivery branch of the postal services which began at Agna with an annual appropriation of 31 6 000 Postmaster General Harry New told delegates at the 20th annual convention of the National Rural Letter Carriers Association that the United States Postal Service now has a personnel of 1000000 persons with yearly expenditures of 600000000 and predicted that in 10 years the annual appropriation would be one billion dollars.
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Dyed Lace Frock Trimmed in Matching Raffles
An attractive dress from French rue etépe features dyed lace trimming with accordion-pleated raffles, carefully matched to the frock's exact shade.
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Ashes Where City Once Stood Amid Berkeley Fire Disaster
A devastating fire swept a thickly populated area near the University of California creating mass homelessness. Police estimate 200 to 15,000 left without homes as libraries of professors Lange and Chapfra were destroyed and damage pegged at millions. Red Cross dispatched relief funds and support for earthquake victims in Japan.
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Liberty of Press in Peril Fight Photo Exhibition Concerns
In Huntington West Virginia on September 18 a federal judge announced indictments for newspapers publishing pictures of the Dempsey Firpo fight would not be sought. Officials noted plans to assemble single photos into moving pictures to evade law and press controls.
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Stinnes Seeks Concessions In Agricultural Deals
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Hollywood Shows Thursday Original Hollywood Show
Hollywood presents a behind the scenes tale at the Marlow Theatre starting tomorrow. A middle western family visits Hollywood and meets industry figures, with romance and ambitious cast adding zest. Notable stars appear, promising novelty for motion picture fans worldwide.
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Slander the Woman shines at Marlow theater in action packed tale
A first National release presents Slander the Woman aka The White Frontier starring Doron Divilips in a tale set in northeastern Canada. The film centers on a young woman whose good name is sacrificed by an ambitious suitor, with justice eventually triumphing. Also shown is The Dude, a comedy with Jimmy Adams and Virginia Vanes, plus a Wurlitzer accompaniment by Arlington Laity. Georgie Marks defeats Jack Sharkey in a Vernon arena bout. Hoppe and Beans draw. Grandetta tops Levin in a bantamweight bout.
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Carnival screen story of Venige colors and cinema
The review discusses color in the Marley Kuates production Carnival and how motion picture technology substitutes for stage color. It notes monochrome effects, red and green spark images, and lighting tricks alongside rapid movement to evoke carnival scenes. Mentions United Artists release and Antlers screen showing at 2:45.
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Wilson Brothers vaudeville at Friday's Shem temple
A five act vaudeville program at the Shem temple auditorium features the Wilson Brothers J Alfred and Paithn Gites performing The Bandiran and Mis Band with singing dancing and comedy. The Six Dancing Girls from California headline with a dancing novelty and other acts include Fanagtte Dancing Battlers Brad Swift and Kitty Bales. Tickets priced at popular rates.
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Flogk of Groperites in Texas
Two men, J. B. Duchin and W. J. Gallinger from Casper, Wyoming, detained in Texas while police probe ownership of Art suitornghsla. Widespread gossip ties to prominent Casper families. police await telegram from Gallinger’s father as further inquiries proceed. Names given include George O. Armith and Margaret Tax Mie. couple involved in paying for yard work and car cleaning in Casper.
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Walton's Play Just Politics in Oklahoma Crisis
A partisan dispute over Governor Walton’s martial law remark sparks a statewide contention. The Associated Press reports the governor claims riot and rebellion, while opponents insist no insurrection exists and police reforms function. The military commission investigates hooded acts of violence in Tulsa and surrounding counties, with over thirty indictments anticipated as witnesses recount numerous flogging cases.
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Rum Violators Hide Behind the Women
Honolulu report details a raid on bootleggers and two Japanese women arrested for possessing liquor and fined. Judge De Aale commented on court practices, noting attempts to protect suspects during enforcement actions. Nearby, an embezzlement case involving $18,000 was brought before Kingsbury and Viola Kingsbury in Tempe.
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Messages for Japan relay policy clarified in San Francisco
The Associated Press reports the Japanese government advised that private messages under thirty words may be transmitted again. George Taxter, manager of Railia Company in San Francisco, announced the update.
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