Cullen L Landis jailed for alimony
Los Angeles reports state film actor Cullen L Landis is in county jail serving a five day sentence for failure to meet alimony obligations to his divorced wife Mignon Lebrun Landis. He testified he earned $17 000 since November and paid $27 00 toward the former marriage, with $1 000 in arrears. He said he tried to be a gentleman but condemns the legal process as overbearing.
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Los Angeles
Gculen Landis
Sring
Dr Jordan 513 Percent Hocsian Bt Tel Or Zo
An ambiguous fragment mentions Dr Jordan with a three digit figure and scattered abbreviations including Bt Tel Or Zo. The readable text is incomplete. no clear event or outcome is established for a full card.
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DR. Jordan
Hocsian Bt. Tel. Or, Zo
Labor Chief Raps Trade Unionists Going to Russia
William Green, head of the American Federation of Labor, accused a ten‑member delegation of trade unionists and two staff economists of seeking U S recognition of Russia through a planned report. He said the AFL has no connection with the trip and noted Senator Borah was told a special committee session would be held to consider the delegation’s economic survey upon their return.
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New York
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Russia
United States
Iargy
Federation
Borah
Senate
Rnesie
Hollywood real estate chief faces 2 million suit
Florida realty figure J. W. Young, president of Hollywood Land and Water and the Homeseekers Realty firms, said a federal petition for receivership tied to about 2 million in claims targets properties held by the companies not the corporations themselves. He noted the suit concerns a contract made before the Sept 18 hurricane of 1926 and argues it affects only a small portion of the holdings.
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Hollywood
Fla
J. W. Young
Hollywood Land and Water Company
Homeseekers’ Realty Company
Afr Young
Short Course At Medina Hereford Farm Extension Rally
Thursday marked the second day of intensive instruction for about 2000 youths from rural South Texas at the fifth annual short course near Medina Hereford. Speakers from A and M College discussed farm development, home economics, livestock, and dairy topics as the encampment nears its Friday round table close.
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South Texas
College Extension Service
San Antonio
A. and M. College
McLoskey
Dudge Augustus McClosa
H. H. Williamson
Bexar County
W. T. Montgomery
Charles HH. Alvach
A. Aud
Agnes Weltmat
Lone Star Tee Company
A Afiea Smith
District Home Demonstratins
C. Evans
Ey R. Endaly
Br. R.C. Duns
G. W. Barnes
J. L. Thomas
A. and
M. College
Boston
J. Be Whisenint
Bandera
Delaine Shiep
Aereal
Lives Stock
Sunshine Ranch
Hildebrandt
Wurzbach
Bexar
Lezas
Druggist Monthly Joins Hearst Magazine Group
In New York July 144 the Aurion Druggist, a longtime trade publication, will affiliate with Hearst Group. The Deuggists' Bronthly, established in 1871, is added to Hearst alongside Good's Housekeeping Cosmopolitan Motor Harper's Bazaar and other national monthlies.
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New York
Aurion Druggist
America
Ita Af
Publiching House
Deuggists
Bronthly
Hearst Magazine
Good's Housekeeping
Cosmopolitan
Motor
Harper's Bazaar
Morones Heads to Washington for Labor Convention
Mexican Minister of Industry and Labor Lyle N Morones departs from Mexico City for Washington to attend the Pan American Federation of Labor convention, responding to an invitation from President.
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Morones
Washington
Universal Sérrtce
Mexico
Lyle N. Morones
Industry, Commancy and Labor
Abs
Wlonp
Pan Augutan Federation
Labor
Reas
Forty Foot Fall Fatal shocks Forties death
Forties incident reports a forty foot fall causing a death in Ston with a brief notice. Other items include Schacht leaving for Hamburg, a Philadelphia writer dying, and various dispatches from New York Philadelphia Sawtelle Texas and Mexico City detailing fires, executions, and political appointments.
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Ston
L. Weld
Reward offered for capture of Earl and Finyd Garrett
Oklahoma City July 14 five hundred dollars reward on file at the capitol for the capture dead or alive of Earl and Finyd Garrett accused burglars and bank robbers Rail Garrett charged with murder Governor Johnston hung up the reward Ardmore July 14 Alechem oil men to hold annual convention August 13 with delegates from Argentina field SLIEN ACT PUSHED Washington July 14 house bill for alien property claims priority over tax legislation treasury support announced Dallas July 14 Skibelt of Dallas saves his life by leaping from burning home window of Isaac Goldstein his brother in law
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Ardmore
Sko- Jom
Alechem
International
Slien
Washington
Millz
Treasury
UMP Saver Life
Dallas
Tor
Ti — Isaee Skibelt
Isaac Goldstein Haré
Rebels, federal forces clash. 22 rebels slain in Mexico battle
Dispatches report a four hour battle in mountains near Noxontla leaving 22 rebels and 3 federal soldiers dead. Rebels commanded by Peruana Lara were driven from strong positions by federal troops who pursued and dispersed them. Independent coverage notes the fighting began at dawn and continued into afternoon.
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Mexico City
Bueble
Raye Bean
Noxontla
Ebu
Peruana Lara
Nungesser Plane Seen by Canadian Indians
CHICOUTIMI Quebec July report cites J A Gobeil secretary of Chicoutimi County Agricultural society. He says two Indians reported seeing a white airplane and touching it in the woods near the sparsely populated north country, a tale now treated cautiously amid local ferment.
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Chicoutini
Quebec
Shellshocked veteran shoots physician in Veterans bureau incident
George Shavifler, a shellshocked war veteran, shot and wounded Dr. Charles Aitken, a physician for the Veterans Bureau. At the victim's request, a commission is to study the impediments to medical care and treatment following the incident. Dr. Aitken testified in court about the injuries and ongoing medical attention.
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PHI DA Slehla
George Shavifler
Charles
A. Aitken
Veterans’ Bureau
Aitken
Cosa Geet Lea
Fish Dynamiters Fire on Warden Near Austin
Three Colorado river fish dynamiters opened fire on Game Warden TC Horner upstream from Austin. Deputies and state agents pursue the suspects as Warden Tucker offers a $100 reward and assigns four men to the pursuit effort.
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Austin
Colorado River
Horner
Austin Westernay
Stats Game, Fish and Oyster Department
W. J. Tucker
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