Sue Carroll Fredo In Hollywood Contract Turbulence
Los Angeles gossip notes Sue Carroll Fredo discusses ending her contract with Douglas MacLean and being signed by Fox for a five year term. She claims MacLean offered no renewal and that legal counsel backs her. The piece lists other Hollywood names and a busy night at a theater with stars like Ricardo Cortez, Tiffany Stahl, and Lily Mamita observed.
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L. GO. Parsons
Los Angeles
Sue Carathors
Douglas MacLean
Fox
Mr. MacLesn
Sue
MagLesn
Evelyn Lederer
Dretts
Ricardo Cortez
Tiffany Stahl
Conez
Tiffeps Stahl
Grances Guyon
Chester Franklin
Mr. Cortes
Labor Meet Plans to Double Its Membership
New Orleans November 19. Pine for doubting the membership of the American Federation of Labor in 1920 she put in motion there todos at the opening aission of the forts sib th cuprtal pssention of the organization. Bardly had the applause elicited by welcoming addresses by representatives of New Orleans and the state of Tunisiana. The executive council report presented the delegates with the goal: Double trade union membership in 1629.
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NEW Orlaans
American Federation of Labor
Bardly
New Orleans
Couns
Executive Council
Man Surrenders to Police Then Kills Officer at Station
Baltimore dispatch reports Henry Peterson, 24, who surrendered to police who headed to their headquarters after arrest, opened fire killing Detective Berzeane Joseph Carroll. Sergeants Fred Carroll and Elmer O’Grady were wounded. Peterson was fatally shot by an officer. A garbled passage mentions unrelated painting and contracting ads.
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Baltimore
Henry Peterson
New York
Berzeane Joseph Carroll
Fred Carroll
Elmer O'Grady
Peterson
Jodring Heast
Craus
Mrs. Bolton to Be Buried in Seguin
Mrs Augusta Holton aged 74 died Saturday at her residence 1030 Delgalo street. Funeral services will be held in Seguin. Survived by husband Robert Bolton four sons Albert San Antonio Arthur and Harry Bolton Mazion Eugene Bolton Seguin two daughters Mrs Francis Eggert Friula and Mrs Lille Lorin San Antonio.
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Augusta Holton
Delgalo Street
Seguin
Bolton
Nalise
New Braunfels
San Antonio
Robert Bolton
Albert Bolton
Arthur
Harry Bolton
Mazion
Eugene Bolton
Francis Eggert
Friula
Lille Lorin
Hergert Play Here Monday Returns Marietta Opera
Charles F Horner discussed reviving Victor Herbert delightful opera comique Naughty Marietta but eastern managers said touring would be impossible due to travel costs and receipts. Warner and associates pressed ahead. Metro palin production attracted big crowds outside New York and Chicago. Torner's judgment stood. Naughty Marietta received enthusiastic receptions in cities visited. Tonight the Marietta will be shown at the auditorium with a complete orchestra.
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Charles F. Horner
Vetor Werbert
Marietta
Uber
Tin Warner
New York
Chicago
America
Torner
Urs
Inhsie
War Mothers Visit Hospital Near Kerrville in Biennial Meeting
The American War Mothers executive board wrapped a ten day visit with a busy agenda at Kerrville. Sixty-five members from thirty-two states gathered for the ninth biennial meeting, drawing up resolutions including recommending San Antonio as a preferred site for a future memorial cottage. The gathering also featured entertainments and hosted guests from the San Antonio chapter at the hospital.
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Tegion
Kerrville
American War Mathers
San Antonia
Werr- Ville
Legion
San Antonio
Lr. O. Wescot
Woman Confesses Killing Another in Kentucky
Mee Lizzie Dowdéenus 40 admits killing Mrs Auntie Thornton 69 whose body was found mutilated with sharp injuries. Dowdéenus faces murder charges as authorities describe a grim scene and refuse to reveal motive.
Consulate Looting Reported Abroad and Premiers Injured
A belgrade report notes looting of consulate offices at Zagreb amid flight disruption with desks in disarray and untouched cash. In Kyoto, Japan, Prime Minister Tannks suffered injuries in an explosion described as an attack with unclear motive.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Futrance Waa
United States
Zagreb
He Orted
Leon B. Dresser Burial in Illinois
The obituary notes the burial of Leon B. Dresser, who died Monday in Rockford Wisconsin. Survived by widow Jessie Dresser two sons Donald Low and William Chaney Dresser and mother Mrs Georgie Dresser of Rockford. The notice appears amid advertising text from a lending brokerage promoting rental listings.
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Deester
Rockford, WI
Jessie Dresser
Donal Low
William Chaney Dresser
Georgie Dresser
Nock Tori
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