When Stars Shape The Public’s Craving For Life
Arthur Brisbane reports from Los Angeles on how audiences seek vitality and expression in film and art. He notes that people demand exergy and intense living, while citing examples from Valentino to Lincoln as proof that the public desires deeper human experience, not mere spectacle. He reflects on ambition, pay, and the moral progress of society toward peace.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Paul Wer
Metro-Goldwyn-Sunser
Washington, D. C
Valentino
Livingston
Africa
Linck
Aull
Sagne
Doc Hansa
Pilgrim's Progress
Arid
Newius
Famine Confronts Indians as Rescuers Strive
In Western New Mexico rescuers race to reach starving Indians after a blizzard last Saturday. Dozens are reported dead or missing with estimates of 300 to 400 lives affected as famine and harsh winter conditions endanger communities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Infanang
Reaeue
Trickeo Aican
Western
New Mor Fco
Bank Investigations Probe Withdrawals From City Bank
Court testimony links six corporations tied to Harry T. Rogers with large withdrawals before the City Central Bank and Trust failed. Records show dramatic deposits and sharp drops from September 22 through September 26, including Central Mortgage and others, amid subpoenas for additional company records.
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Woriern
Pons
City-Central Bank and Trust Company
Court of Justice
Proce EB
Tolbert
Harlandale
Talbert
Harry TI. Rogers
Arthur
Wright
Troyera
Central Mortgage “Company
de Posit
Travis Investment Company
Commercial Realty and Luveament Company
Milan
Ipasil
San Antonis Security Company
Central Company
Grover Cy Morela
Aasmant
Suiger Tadbert
A. K. Haines
Bork Aly Ficint
Weekend Rain in San Antonio to Lift Temperatures
Weather bureau bulletins predict cloudy conditions Saturday night and Sunday with a rise in San Antonio area temperatures. Northerly winds shift to northeast Saturday night, lows near 50, Sunday highs around 64 as rain continues across Enet and West Texas.
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San Antonio
Weather Bureau
Enet
West Texas
Bureau
Short Selling Defended At Probe
Washington November 24 Short selling faced defense before the Henle agriculture committee as a grain exchanges official argued the practice benefits markets and that the government has authority to curb abuses exchanges have cooperating committees and members say deviating from long standing wholesales would threaten traders and merchants. Senator Frazier argued short selling amounts to gambling harming fair price discovery and market stability and aiding speculation over actual demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Henle Agriculence Committee
Torria
Grain Exchange
Slo
Arpientiare Department
Trady
Frazier
Wepriblea
North Dakota
Peace meeting broken up by riot in Paris session
A peace gathering of the International Disarmament organization in Paris erupted as foreign speakers including former Ambassador Alanson B. Houghton faced jeers and fistfights. Police intervened after boisterous crowds silenced officials and heckling continued through interruptions.
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Paria
International Disarmament Organization
William &. Borsh
Ingdin
Prolenk
Houghton
Herriot
Fista
Prisoner Held as Escaped Slaver In Colorado Case
A man identifying himself as Henry H. Markley was held in the county jail on a theft over thirty charge after being captured in Austin. He claimed to be Robert B. Long and said he was from Quemado New Mexico. Authorities reported he was an escaped inmate from the Colorado asylum at Pueblo and allegedly implicated in a murder in 1925.
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Markley
Sohn F
Calo
Albert Hausser
Trufis Jolncan
Fort Morkan
Colorado
Quemado
N. S
Ini
Japanese Pressure Grows Over Stimson Remark
Torio the Japanese government seeks confirmation of press reports that Secretary Stimson spoke about China evacuation and the Chinchow situation. Officials warned the remark may strain relations and provoke a Sino-Japanese clash, while estimates attributed to Foreign Office spokesmen emphasized caution and surprise.
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TORIO
Armbassidor Webuchi
Washington
Stimson
Yan
China
Chinchow
Prisoner Delivers Dead Constable After Car Stop
In HIVERSIDE California a prisoner named Ben Quiitero, 22, stopped his car after discovering Constable Samuel dead at the wheel likely from heart disease. He then drove to Hiverside and reported to the sheriff, later starting a three day sentence for receiving driving charges.
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Hiverside
Calif
Plan for Longer Hours and Less Pay Presages Struggle
Manchester England November 2 RAF A desperite report notes 250000 textile workers face a wage cut and longer hours as cotton mill owners plan a 51 1 2 hour week with reduced pay. Master Cotton Spinners Federation gives notice that a new agreement expires December 4. Employers aim to shift from 48 hours to 51 1 2 hours with proportional wage reductions.
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Manchester
England
Frediete
Master Cotton Spinners’ Federation
La Guardia Claims Shipping Board Aids British Firm
Washington report alleges that the Shipping Board aided Seatraig Transportation Company, a British-owned line under the British flag, with a $2,400,000 loan for two car ferries linking New Orleans and Havana, despite accusations of misconduct and possible impeachment.
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la Guardia Claims Shipping Board
Washington
Novas
Tesserae Ta Guardia
Shipping Board of Gishonesty
Seatraig Transportation Company
Feresea
New Orleans
Havana
Far
New York
Sertrain
Constructiond Joons
Lay Lo
Weaselsy
Film Workers Face Pay Slash Threat
Hollywood reports fear a 20 percent pay cut for top stars and directors as producers and distributors hold closed talks. New York reps from major companies attend the meeting amid rumors of financial squeeze.
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Hollywood
Tsa
Association of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors
New York
Democrats See Victory in New Jersey District Five
Washington reports Democrats appear to hold the Fifth New Jersey Congressional district with a margin around 6,000 votes in a Tuesday special election. The result signals a party gain in the key seat as observers note turnout and district alignment factors.
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New Jersey
Fuesdas
Better Pay for Women Urged by Miss Anderton
Miss Mary Anderton urged shorter hours and higher pay for women as an investment for national prosperity in a New York speech dated November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Anderton
Edmund Goulding to Marry Actress Marjorie Mosq
Hollywood news reports Edmund Goulding author and director will wed actress Marjorie Mosq in an announced ceremony. The couple, both prominent in film circles, plan a private wedding with industry observers noting their high profile status.
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Edmund Goulding
Hollywood
Marjorie Mosq
Weather Outlook From Ban Antena to Went Texua
Unclear forecast text indicates clouds and rain with warmer temperatures Saturday night and Sunday. Northeast winds, light to moderate rain possible, and showers into next week. Local temps around 22 degrees expected with mixed cloud cover and warming trend.
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Ban Antena
Vietsitz
Oretubly
Canlanni
Grand Jury toRevew Bank Probe in City Bank Case
District Attorney Waller Tynan announced a new grand jury investigation into the closed City-Central Bank and Teast company with plans to review evidence from prior probes plus fresh findings. The Ninety-fourth district court grand jury exonerated bank insiders in an earlier report.
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City-Central Bank and Teast Company
Onde Winnes
Waller Tynan
District Court
Yerbat Mn
Bady
District
Qetcler Sl
Tynon
District Attorney’s Department
Crnan
Tyonn
Ninety-fourth District Court
Grand Jury
Dodge
W. W. McCrory
Tynan
Amd
Sawer Show
Etate Banking
Pantages to Return to Theater Empire
Acquitted of attacking Eunice Peingl:, theater magnate Alexander Pantages announced plans to reenter show business with a new theater circuit of 50 houses. The jury found him not guilty after extensive deliberation, reversing a prior conviction and sentence two years earlier.
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Pantages
Los Angeles
Eunice Peingl
Alexander Pantages
Yeater
Dr Judd Granted Delay in Trial in Los Angeles
Dr William C. Jee faced charges of practicing medicine at home without a license. He was granted an eight day delay in his trial yesterday by the court. The case involves allegations tied to Illme Worlends and a related matter from Phoenic, Ariz.
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Judd
Los Angeles
Wiambe Tenth Jil
Triad My Phoenic
Ariz
Ilme Worlends
William C. Jee
Ibenia
Dee Jay
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