Camels Promote Popularity of Their Mild Cigarettes
The R J Reynolds Tobacco Co launches a new ad series claiming Camels are the world’s most popular cigarette due to real mildness and flavor from superior tobaccos. Endorsed by athletes and explorers, the campaign spans newspapers magazines billboards and radio with no fewer than ten notable supporters.
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
America
George Reis
William Tilden
Yoe Crane
Charles Beldon
Helen Stansbury
Dorothy Kilgellen
Indian Fight for Tribal Share Continues in Senate Hearing
Fix, a boy from a Choctaw line denied in 1907, has testified repeatedly before Senate Indian Affairs about his exclusion from tribal property. He traces a troubled lineage from Mississippi to Oklahoma, including a Civil War veteran and an abandoned family. Despite ongoing questions by the committee, no action has been taken. The Choctaws retain coal lands, and fixes hope for a future share amid opposition from government and some tribal members. Other Indians, like Washington’s Kl amath, hold timber and hire lawyers to secure their holdings.
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Fix
Senate Indian Affairs Committee
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Kansas
Senate
Washington
Washington, D. C
Indians left off Klamath rolls sparks congress case
Several hundred Indians were omitted from the Klamath rolls triggering congressional scrutiny. The complex issue stems from poor birth records among tribes. Verification rests on Indian witnesses who prefer smaller inheritance disputes, complicating proof of ancestry.
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Klamath
Congress
Japanese War Debate Over British Note Sparks Imperial Reply
In Tokyo discussions on a British note see navy minister Yonai deny acts contrary to humanity while Takeshi Azuma of Seiyukai accuses Britain of provoking the incident. Sir Robert Craigie’s credentials in London and Japan’s demand for satisfaction are cited. General Sugiyani pledges a fatal blow to Chinese militarists as Japan braces for further action. The Percheron horse breed is traced to La Perche in France.
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Takeshi Azuma
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Hirota
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Azuma
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Bold Caballero opens at New theater with Livingston and Angel
New Eighteen presents the color film The Bold Caballero featuring Robert Livingston in a dual role as Zorro and a heedless noble. Heather Angel stars with a supporting cast including Sig Rumann Emily Fitzroy Robert Warwick Walter Long Ferdinand Munier John Merton Jack Kirk Carlos de Valdez Vinegar Roan and Henry Mortis. The film credits Wells Root as story author and director with Alvin Wycoff as chief color cinematographer.
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Heather Angel
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New Theater
Sig Rumann
Emily Fitzroy
Robert Warwick
Walter Long
Charles Stevens
Ferdinand Munier
John Merton
Jack Kirk
Carlos de Valdez
Vinegar Roan
Henry Mortis
Livingston
Republic
Zorro
Republican
M-G-M Studio
Pasadena Community Playhouse
Miss Angel
London
United States
Porpoises Escape From Bow and Arrow Attack
JUNEAU Alaska P The attempt of L A Phillips of Sacramento to hunt porpoises with a bow and arrow failed after he found quavy aboard his yacht Kiki as the fish broke the tow line Attachments describe porpoises as battlers as game as swordfish The note also mentions misnaming alligators and a linguistic aside about una jagarta meaning lizard
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Alaska
L. A. Phillips
Sacramento
Guernsey High School Ends Summer Term With Record Enrollments
Guernsey High School closed its five month summer term on September 3 with 245 total students, the largest in the school's history. Of these, 65 were in the high school and 180 in the grammar school. Despite free state textbooks for lower grades and higher enrollment, average daily attendance was only 18 percent, down 3 percent from last year, with 40 pupils dropped from rolls. Principal H. B. Bristow commented on the term results.
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Tesm
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Parity Price Outlook and Farm Prosperity Angles
Capper argues higher wages may lift farm product demand but producers will face higher costs from manufacturers raising prices. He says farmers’ income could level down despite good grain prices and credits near parity levels. He urges market-based crop control and warns Congress to curb any overproduction trend. He notes rural workers differ from farm sentiment and mentions a Texas firm finding rain increases mail campaign weight.
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Senate
Iink Congress
Wheeler Family Portrays Senator Wheeler’s Home Life
Washington feature profiles Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana and his clan. The piece describes his six children, wife and home at a Glacier National Park log cabin, detailing family dynamics, education paths, and how the father’s discipline blends with encouragement, travel plans, and dinner table politics.
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Wheeler
Congress
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Glacier National Park
Dad
John Wheeler
Securities Exchange Commission
Elizabeth Wheeler
Edwin Colman
Washington League of Women Shoppers
Edward Wheeler
Harvard
Salzburg Stars From Met Find Fame in Salzburg Festival
Salzburg draws six Metropolitan Opera veterans like Lotte Lehmann and Elisabeth Rethberg to its famed festival seeking international audiences, better pay, and artistic conversations in a quieter setting. The piece notes the Met names Evin Pinxa Virgilia Lazzari Kerstin Thorberg and Franca Somigli as part of the shift. It also mentions Holyoke College as the first American women’s college, founded in 1837.
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Salzburg
Austria
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Lotte Lehmann
Holyoke College
Holyoke, Mass
After dinner sessions reveal a senator’s reading ritual
The senator often reads challenging articles aloud after meals, a practice that prompts his family to gather. San John notes the sessions are so engaging they’ve skipped plans to stay home. The family views him as a thoughtful dad, guiding his children’s thoughts through discussion.
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San John
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