King Vidor Separated From Eleanor Boardman in Divorce Bid
Los Angeles June 22 The Examiner prints a copyrighted statement by Eleanor Boardman film actress that she and her husband director King Vidor have separated and a divorce is imminent. Boardman seeks custody of their two Hesnatt daughters. Relations reportedly soured over the last year. they wed five years ago. Vidor was previously married to Florence Vidor, now married to Jascha Heifetz.
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Purification Advertisement Claiming Health by Purifying System
An old advertisement urges readers to renew health through purification products. It promises relief from chronic ailments by cleansing the liver kidneys stomach and bowels with a daily twice weekly regimen. It claims benefits from packages labeled family and single versions and notes dealers carry the products.
Boy Donor Receives Transfusion After Injury
Henry Franken 14 of Bronx Center was alive and improving after a transfusion in which he donated his own blood and received it back. He injured Tuesday 2nd with a torn spleen and abdominal bleeding. surgeons used his blood to stop leakage and the operation succeeded.
Murray Prepares to Call Tax Vote
Oklahoma City report says Governor W H Murray filed an initiative petition for a revised state income tax. It proposes a flat 10 percent on corporate income and 1 to 5 percent on individuals, replacing current 2 to 5 percent. Petition reportedly has 185,029 signatures, more than the required 125,000 for submission to voters.
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Oklahoma City
W. H. Murray
Bridge Cama Gat Looms Over Bridge World
New York June 22 War clouds gather over bridge circles after peace plan proposals. Waldemar Von Zedtwitz, president of the American Bridge League, criticizes Ely Culbertson and Milton Work. He says the United States Bridge Association should supervise the game and run national championships. He asserts his organization is the national representative body and questions standardization aims as dubious.
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Mexico City Rumors Of Political Upheaval Rebutted
Reports of possible cabinet changes and radical state governors opposing federal efforts circulated after General Plutarino Calles visit to the United States. By day, rumors failed to materialize and the political scene appeared quiet.
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Senate Debate Hurdles Passage of 2 Billion Relief Bill
In Washington on June 22 the Senate failed to agree on limiting debate for the 2 billion employment relief measure. Arkansas Democrat Robinson sought a cap on speaking time, while Wisconsin Republican LaFollette pressed a substitute and time for amendments. North Dakota Republican Frazier blocked until a farm mortgage debt refinancing bill is promised. The chamber also approved removing an industrial commission provision from the measure.
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North Dakota
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Arizona
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Hunter Seeks Abolition of Ad Valorem Tax in Speech
Terrell Texas June 2 Wichita Falls candidate for governor Tom F Hunter urged ending the state ad valorem tax in a prepared speech here today. He proposed a blended tax system taxing individuals and businesses in proportion to their ability to pay.
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Alfalfa Bill Murray Heads to Democratic Convention
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Governor William H. Murray leaving for Chicago to attend the Democratic national convention. He plans to join a platform committee meeting at 10 a.m. Thursday after arrival, with no public statement on presidential plans.
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Letters to the Editor and Market Concerns
A collection of editor letters lambastes unsigned submissions and praises signed replies. Veteran sentiments at Washington protests challenge a Legion claim. A reader criticizes stock exchange pools and glorified stocks quoting 1920s prices, advocating government control and tax redistribution.
Obituaries for Angela Casares and Emma Dunlevy in San Antonio
Multiple obituaries from San Antonio list Angela B Casares 37 died at 1017 Montezuma Tuesday night. Funeral at St Alphonse with Father Valve. burial San Fernando Cemetery No 2. Survivors Tomas Cagayes husband Jesus Casares son four brothers Antonia Campos Casares B Rangel Elvira Gomicz all of San Antonio. Emma Ide Dunlevy 29 died at 2807 Saunders Avenue Monday. Services 5 pm Wednesday Porter Loring chapel Rev Oscar branch St Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church. burial Mission Burial Park. Survivors husband John Dunlevy son Harold James Dunlevy two brothers M A Siebert Julius Siebert two sisters Elma Mariana Frieda McPherson all of San Antonio. Lena Duelm 68 of 232 Wyoming died Wednesday. Services Thursday 4 pm from residence Rev A L Wolff St John’s Lutheran. burial Old Lutheran Cemetery. Native of San Antonio. Survivors two sisters Mary Wagner Lavernia Anna Duelm and two brothers Henry Rudolph Duelm of San Antonio. Maude A McFarland 68 of 31 Misalon street died Wednesday morning. Services from Riel chapel Thursday 4 pm Rev L B Boatman South Alamo Methodist officiating. Burial at San Jose Park. Native of Missouri resident of San Antonio 32 years. Survivors W Y McFarland husband and two sons Roy Drought and Frank Drought of the Hawaiian Islands.
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Japanese Aim at Manchurian Customs Compromise
TOKIO June 22 Japanese foreign office directs Makoto Yano to confer with American and British and French ministers on a compromise over Manchurian customs. Washington notes US stance that Pu Yi regime revenues may violate the nine power treaty. A possible plan would earmark part of customs for Manchuria debt service with the rest to the new government.
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Nurita Relief Promises Rapid Pain Cure
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