Russian Dancer Byrd Entwined In Glamorous Masquerade
At Tiny Browning’s lavish masked party, Russian dancer Miss Karsavina charms Larry Browning amid flirtation and plots, as Byrd seeks a cooler moment on the veranda. The exchange reveals tension over business rivals and a hint of secrets to be kept for Miss Karsavina’s sake.
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Meester Browning
India
Dance of Papillon Reveals Byrd's Collapse at Party
The scene centers on Byrd and Mr. Remenoff performing excerpts from famous pantomimes with Karsavina as a focal point. Byrd's arousal to the dance turns to weariness and a sudden fainting spell as Larry watches, leading to Byrd being carried to a guest room. The episode ends with a cliffhanger.
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Byrd
Tiny
Larry
Papillon
Fred
Queech
Coin Toss Chooses Wearer Of Number 13 Driver
Two truck drivers sought chauffeurs licenses at the Public Service Commission office in Houston. Inspector Reynolds urged the crowd to accept the lone number 13 plate. After a coin toss, Charles Hudson won and will wear No. 13 on his license.
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Houston
Texas
Ben S. Campbell
Public Service
C. J. Kirk
Harry Reynolds
Charles Hudson
Forced labor to be discussed at Geneva conference
Geneva prepares for the international labor conference opening May 30, 1929. Experts meet to study compulsory forced labor, seen by many statesmen as a neighbor of slavery, with Africa bearing the main burden and other continents showing some instances.
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Geneva
Africa
Durant Motors Reorganized With Dodge Veterans
New York Jan 18 Durant Motors Inc announces a complete reorganization with former Dodge Bros executives taking top posts. F J Haynes becomes president, Ralph A Vail vice president production, John A Nichols Jr secretary treasurer. Board includes Durant and Phelps. General offices to move to Lansing Michigan.
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New York
Durant Motors, Inc
Dodge Motor Co
F. J. Haynes
Dodge Bros. Co
Durants
George Harrison Phelps, Inc
Detroit
Haynes
Ralph A. Vail
Dodge Motors
John A. Nichols, Jr
Dodge Brothers
Falcon Motors
W. C. Durant
Roy D. Kerby
A. H. Henniger
R. G. Hodgkins
Gold on Trees Slogan Spurs Pecan Growth in Oklahoma
Ardmore Oklahoma reports pecan trees reaching toward oil derricks as bankers and agents urge diversified farming. With nuts at 30 cents a pound, Ardmore shipments rise to nearly 100 carloads annually. Native trees, once depleted, are being grafted and thinned for profitable production. A 60 acre tract yielded 3500 dollars in one season. A state pecan growers association forms to boost culture and consumption.
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Ardmore
Okla
Oklahoma
Texas
Red Medicine Man Thrives in Europe
Remember the old time Indian medicine man who sold cure all potions from a red wagon on city streets. He has nearly vanished in America, but his tribe lives on in Europe where in Berlin, Paris, and Vienna he continues his trade in a modern form.
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Europe
Berlin
Paris
Vien
Big Chief What-His-Name Draws European Attention
The American Drug gist notes Big Chief What- His-Name selling wares in continental cities as curious crowds gather. Dressed in a feathered headdress and bright clothes, he appears as a novelty to Europeans who are taking his hokus pokus claims seriously.
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Continental
Justice of the Peace Bonds Man After Jail Return
Knoxville report says Mose Flenniken aged 50 was released on a $500 peace bond by a local justice of the peace and sent back to jail. He quipped I must be dangerous reflecting on the arrest and bond.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Mose Flenniken
Mose
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