Diana Farwell's Search for Love and Freedom
Diana Farwell marries lawyer Arthur Vance at eighteen after her mother fears a forbidden romance. Their loveless union ends when Diana escapes to pursue acting at Seton School, finds solace with Shepherd Seton, and confronts Arthur about divorce as she seeks independence and new love.
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Diana Farwell
Diana
Vivien
Arthur Vance
San Francisco
Arthur
Vivlan
New York
Shepherd Seton
Jefana
Aivorce
Diana Plans and Seton Turmoil Lead to Divorce Bid
Diana confronts Arthur over divorce while Seton’s affair, a shooting, and Vivian’s confession upend their lives. Diana grapples with humiliation and professional tensions as she contemplates legal action and personal separation amid shifting loyalties.
Mona Vanna to Broadway Hopeful Vida Hurst
Vida Hurst a San Francisco actress aims for New York after Mona Vanna success. She tells Arthur of her Broadway dream stressing independence while he doubts and hints at a possible split. The scene ends with her resolve and a cliffhanger note.
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Mona Vanna
New York
San Francisco
Broadway
Arthur
Question of Party Ties Clouds Senate Balance
The appointment of Bronson M. Cutting of Santa Fe as U S Senator to succeed the late Andrieus A. Jones creates an odd split in party allegiance. Cutting has not declared a party and has shifted from Democrat to Roosevelt progressive, then to supporting the Republican administration that appointed him. Senate balance remains uncertain as Cutting’s exact affiliation defies easy classification.
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United Press
Washington
Bronson M. Cutting
Santa Fe
United States
Andrieus A. Jones
Senate
Cutting
New Mexico
Jones
Ware
Smith
New Mexico Senate Bench Largely Under Forty
The piece notes Cutting and Bratton, both 39, as young NM Senators shaping a political balance. It predicts Cutting may run for re election with an Independent tilt to blunt opposition in either party next year. Cutting, a Santa Fe newspaper publisher, and Bratton stand as pivotal figures in state politics.
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New Mexico
Cutting
Jones
Senate
Santa Fe
Bratton
Indiana Extends Ohio Tag Limit On Last Year Plates
Indiana motorists traveling in Ohio with old license plates won’t be arrested until Feb 1 after a notice from Ohio officials. Secretary of State Fred Schortemeier announced the extension following a letter from Ohio automobile commissioner Chalmer Wilson. Ohio had planned arrests after Jan 1 but granted the delay.
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Indiana
Ohio
Fred Schortemeier
Chalmer Wilson
Wilson
Schortemeier
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