Tamman y Chief Will Be Called In City Probe
New York has announced that John F. Curry, Tammany Hall leader, and Dr William F Doyle involved in a city corruption inquiry will testify at a public hearing of the legislative investigation committee. Seabury said Doyle will be allowed to answer one question to purge criticism, about splitting fees totaling 2 million dollars earned before the board of standards and appeals. Doyle had spent 15 days jailed pending a ruling by the Court of Appeals requiring an answer to the question.
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Beauty Spurns Gift Of Farm For Film Career
Hollywood report discusses Adrienne Ames nee McClure from Fort Worth who chose movie stardom over a Connecticut farm offered by her husband Stephen Ames. She pursued interviews, joined Paramount as a featured player, and weighed creative aims against domestic life while husband urged caution. A second note cites Philadelphia floods prompting $40,300 suits against the city by two merchants, with more claims expected in Logan area. The article closes with a trivia line: the saxophone was invented by Adolphe Sax around 1840.
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