Roosevelt Takes On Unemployed Farmers and Oil Industry
The piece argues Roosevelt will face major tasks as he reshapes state rights and community powers. It criticizes Governor Seligman and Senator Cutting, notes Mooney’s trial as evidence, laments legislative impotence, and suggests voters must endure until new opportunities arise. It praises a few competent legislators from Chaves County while condemning the political machine.
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Roosevelt
Seligman
Cutting
Beaux and Beekwith Case Prompts Political Talk in New Tale
In a melodrama tone, the scene shifts from a New Mexico legislature clash over the general appropriation bill to New York social tensions. Philip Gerard, through political ambition and romance, navigates ethics with Judge Morris as a crime mystery unfolds at the Metropolitan Hotel involving Merle Beckwith.
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New Mexico
Levington
Philip
Beckwith
Girls urged not to pursue men via telephone
A column warns against obsessive calling by women to avoid driving men away. It cites a 21-year-old example and describes a 29-year-old accountant who avoids dates, noting the behavior is desperate, costly, and unattractive. The piece blends dating advice with a fictional vignette ending in a playful private scene.
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Doris Blake
Strict Grading Rules Proposed for Export Apples
Washington report notes a bill introduced by Senator Byrd and Senator Townsend calling for strict grade standards and regulations for export apples and pears. The measure aims to standardize quality for overseas markets and protect growers.
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Washington
Byrd
Townsend
Del
Roosevelt's reforestation plan derailed by wording
A spoof critique notes a mispronunciation of reforestation and a grammatical error in a state law found by Claude Simpson. The column jests that the flaw could void the law, while referencing a condemned Arkansas convict surviving due to funding limits.
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Claude Simpson
Clasyle
Arkansas
Hollywood Stars Parade On Screen In Early 1930s Previews
Dorothea Wieck is set to start an American screen career in Hollywood as 42nd Street promises a vigorous backstage musical with Al Dubin and Harry Warren. Ruby Keeler makes her debut alongside Bebe Daniels while Diana Wynward leads in Men Must Fight. Voltaire becomes drama in George Arlie’s Voltaire, Dinner At Eight grows to Grand Hotel scale with Dressler Beery Barrymore Harrow Tone Morley Evans Tracy. Ratoh W Somerset Mangham’s Of Human Bondage stars Leslie Howard, and Katharine Hepburn teams with John Barrymore for future films. Morning Glory marks Zoe Akins adaptation, Troubadour debuts Francis Lederer, College Humor aims Gilbert and Sullivan style, Sunset Pass uses South Seas backdrops.
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al Dubin
Harry Warren
Ruby Kee‘es
Bebe Daniels
Diana Wynward
Suez Canal
Disraeli
Voltaire
George Arlies
Marie Dressler
Wallace Beery
Lionel Barrymore
Jean Harrow
Franchot Tone
Karen Morley
Medgee Evans
Lee Tracy
Ratoh W. Somerset Mangham
Leslie Howard
John Barrymore
RKO Radio
Katherine Hepburn
Miss Hepburn
Christopher Strong
Colin Clive
Arthur Johnston
Sam Coslow
Zane Grey
Sunset Pass
Mr. Grey
South Seas
Crossword Puzzle Answers and Clues From The Paper
A dense compiled puzzle page lists across and down clues with numbers for wine vessel ruler Enock and various word prompts. The mixed entries include religious, nautical, and historical terms, plus a long play of solved answers like Bedouins victim Charlotte Corday and other thematic words.
Studio Transparency Shots With Actors In Scenic Footage
Photographers captured footage for studio use labeled transparency shots. Actors perform in staged scenery as part of the production process. The session aims to document the setup and action for later use in marketing and credits.
Philippines crowning Miss Philippiness in pageant
A line on the Philippines selecting a beauty queen named Miss Philippiness, celebrating the moment as a civilizing milestone.
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Philippines
Pershing On Way Home From Arizona Stop
Gen John J Pershing reports feeling great after a stay in Arizona and heads toward Lincoln Nebraska. He travels with his sister Miss May Pershing and aide Sergeant Robert C Schaefer after spending the night in Midland Texas. They plan to continue their journey today following a prior weeklong stop en route to Tucson.
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Midland
Tex
Arizona
John J. Pershing
Lincoln
Neb
Miss May Pershing
Robert C. Schaefer
el Paso
American Expeditionary Forces
Tucson
Those Who Know in The Record Sermon Snippet
A brief sermon paragraph by Rev. Roy L. Smith questioning how knowledge relates to virtue. He notes that expertise in theology health running government books trouble music politics does not guarantee virtue or success.
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Roy L. Smith
Weather Delay Pauses Leader During Journey
Bad weather ahead forced a pause on his route while his health showed notable improvement since his prior visit. He appeared today in better condition, signaling a positive turn in his health trajectory.
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