Mayor Walker warns film industry on neutrality in 1928 race
Hollywood July 10 AP Mayor James J. Walker of New York says the film industry risks consequences if it pins neutrality to one political camp in the 1928 presidential campaign. He notes several industry leaders are Republicans but keeps names out, urging individuals not to let a few sway the screen’s political influence. The speech also mentions a New York law allowing Sunday films, said not to be driven by industry favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
James J. Walker
New York
Louis EB. Mayer
Kansas City
Joseph Schenck
Republican State Central Committee
Will H. Hays
Walker
Auction Girl Seeks New Provider in Milwaukee
Miss Be atrice Albert 19 of Strew Wis renewed her bid for a man to support her parents and marry her. She had agreed to a six month trial with W W Goynes 45 postmaster of the Soldiers Home but now cancels the arrangement saying his treatment and demands for her to meet other men ruined the deal and she cannot marry him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Beatrice Albert
Strew
Wis
Miss Albert
Ccare
W. W. Goynes
Albert
Goynes
Big Gains in Oil Fields Jump West Texas Output
AP reports the weekly U S oil output rose significantly with West Texas Yates field up from 49 97 to 65 405 barrels and Henderson area also up. Oklahoma production fell over 3 000 barrels largely due to Seminole area cuts while other regions showed small changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Tulsa
Oklo
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Yates
Hendricks
Oklahoma
Seminole
Weather relief follows heat wave and deaths rise
After a 48 hour heat wave most of the east finds comfort from rain and cooler air though the toll of lives rises with dozens dead in Eastern states and several in the Midwest. New York City endured the hottest day in two years with readings near 98 in some places. George W. Burroughs, veteran Kansan newspaperman and Concordia Blade founder, dies after a stroke. In Mass, the sore throat epidemic adds two deaths bringing total fatalities to fourteen. Salvador Beach a Civil War veteran and John Unrrahert die at 85 and 75 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East
Middle West
New York City
Washington J
Lee
Mass
Salvador Beach
John Unrrahert
Globe Racers at Mukden in world-record bid
John H. Mears and Charles G D Collyer, pursuing a new round-the-world record, reported to have arrived today at Mukden from Chita and plan to start for Tokyo tomorrow. The dispatches note they are among the leading contenders in the race. The rest of the column lists numerous local social visits, family trips, and everyday activities of residents in the area, including health updates and weekend gatherings.
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Tokyo
John H. Mears
Charles’g.d
Insurgents Reported Killing Deputies in Mexico State Actions
Dispatches say insurgents hanged federal deputy Carrasco Sandoval his brother Carlos and Tacamparo mayor after seizing men from a Patzcuaro Ario passenger train. Federal reports claim 34 insurgents killed in two Guanajuato battles and another clash near Leon left 21 rebels dead. Fifty Catholics, including priest Jose Revelos Rodarte, arrested for violating religious laws. private residence found with altar and mass equipment.
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México City
Excelsior Today
Patzcuare
Michoacan
Carrasco Sandoval
Carlos
Tacamparo
Ladislao’ Medina
Patzcuaro
Ario
Guanajuato
Aristeo Pedroza
Diaz
la Conception Ranch
Leon
Atotonilquillo
Josef Revelos Rodarte
Local social notes and announcements from Tonganoxie
Kansas City shoppers visited Tonganoxie and Kansas City. Marriage announced between Hattie Osborne Davidson and Oscar Davis in Topeka on July 2. Local residents attend picnics, clubs meet, and travel notes include Wichita visit and Ozarks trip due to heat. Foster Laming expected this week.
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Leonard Hazen
Amos E. Wilson, Jr
Charles F. Redding
Leonard Deaton
V. L. Johnson
Rebekah Club
J. L. ‘Sparks
Lee Freeman
Bonner Springs
Warren Decker
Lawrence National Bath
Lawrence
M. JL. Weeker
Roy Huffman
J. J. Bartlett
Christian Ladies’Aid Society
Huffman
L. W. McKeehen
L. W. Koch
Claude Bowman
Aomne Springs
H. B. Jenkins
Wichita
Jenkins
Bess Cassidy
Howey
Okla
Henry Geib
J.W. Foster
Fay White
Galen White
Kansas City
Ozarks
Foster Laming
Pleasant Grove Social Notes From Will Postma Home
Columbia area community calendar recounts Sunday and Tuesday visits to the Will Postma and Charlie Brohammer homes. Neighbors share gatherings, birthday party for Miss Gladye Puckett, wheat threshing crews, and a Lawrence visit during the South of July celebration. Names include Flory, Davison, Shuck, Markley, Beertley, Deay, and Wray families.
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Alva
Charlie Brohammer
Lillian
Alda
Owen
Flora
Elmer
Gladys
Olive
Richard
Charles
Lloyd Shuck
Virgil Shoemaker
Calli G
Gladysckett
Henry Flory
Art
Winifred Flory
Ira
Flory
Nettie
Oscar
Amos’ Wrightsman
Daniel Beeghiey
Roy
Shuler
Eula Belle
Marjorie Mae
Oscar Shuck
Will Postma
Billie Wingert
Laura
Mabel
Wesley
Laurie
Postma
Kansas City
Frank
Deay
Mildred
Edith
Florence
Arthur Flory
Bertha Kesler
Hallie Hale
Will Wingert
Mable Flory
Florence Postma
Edith Deay
Pleasant Grove
Wesley Flory
Abe Flory
Abe Flory] and ‘Mable, Mrs. Will 'Winxt
Frank Deay
Charlie Brohamrher
Jesse Markley
Leonard Pearcy
Noah Shuler
Colyer
John Hyre
Charlie Browning
Carl van Housen
Nicholas Crist
John Brohammer
Ottawa
Ruff's Hatchery
Ednar Flory
Alda Brohammer
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Lawrence
Elmer Churchbaugh
Daniel Beeghley
Carl Peterson
Roscoe
Betty Lou
Oma
Alec Banks
Elmer Flory
Aida
Solah “Markley
Art Davison
Marvin
Alpha
Ezra
Pearl
Jay Hiatt
George Markley
Frank Déay
Ed Heaston
George Boland
Dennie Horner
Wil Postma
Charles Brohammer
Charles Shuck
Leonard Peavey
Ray Sommers
Frank Fleshman
Clark Brockett
Revena
Ohio
George van Housen
William Flory
Lloyd Beeghley
Ray Sammers
Marvin Davison
George Roser
Art, Davison
William Clar
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George W. Burroughs
Concordia Blade
Topeka
Kansay
Burroughs
Abilene and Chapman
Cane Eee
Globe Racers
Mukden
Long Beach
Calif
Robert
Martha Bayne
St. Joseph
Rebecca Johnson
Louise Henry
Mildred Johnson
H. B. Henderson
Shrine’ Park
McLouth
Willam Newsone
Phyllis
McNerney
Bones
Charles Miller
Houston
Tonganoxie
Yeddos
Sennits
Columbia
Hycoe
Eudaly Bros
Panamas
Bangkoka
Zed
Department Stores
Kansey
J. D. Penney Company
Batiste, Voile
Dimity
Batiste
Voile
Silk
Raven
Owels
Nainsook Union
Belle Isle
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