French discuss Borah attitude on debt issue
Paris reports Premier Painleve and Finance Minister Caillaux study the tentative Washington debt settlement. Caillaux notes U S negotiations continue while Borah’s stance dominates American Senate views. Bankers in New York doubt France will secure a large U S loan this year.
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Senator Borah
Paris
Ainleve
Caillaux
Washington
M. Caillaux
Vrance
Painleve
United States
Ma Caillaux
Borah
Senate
New York
France
Pean
Coolidge Reconsiders Attending Washington Pittsburg Game
President Coolidge shifted his plans and decided to attend today's game between Washington and Pittsburg. The White House said he was influenced by the lure of the war’s series and intended to go regardless of the final decision.
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Washington
Italy Marks Columbus Birth in National Celebration
Rome observes the 433rd anniversary of Columbus discovery of America as a legal holiday. Flags fly on public buildings and schools host lectures stressing Genoa as the navigator's birthplace, countering claims by some Spanish historians.
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Rome
Italy
America
Columbus
Genoa
American Pastime Popular in Mexico
El Paso reports baseball rising as a national passion on the Mexican side with Juarez winning the frontier league title against three American teams from El Paso Fort Bayard and Douglas. The Juarez lineup mostly native Mexicans faced stars like Weaver and Gandil.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Juarez
Frontier League
Fort Bayard
New Mexico
Douglas
Arizona
Weaver
Chick’? Gandil
Bobbed Hair Began With French Reign of Terror
Hollywood, Oct. 12. A grim French satire from the commune era, found in manuscript form, notes that during executions women shaved to the scalp before the guillotine and that grisettes mimic the fashion as a joke and perhaps a tease to aristocrats. The piece was recovered by a major motion picture studio for research.
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Hollywood
Calif
Moion
Trotzky takes rest due to medical advice in Moscow
Leon Trotzky, appointed head of the general concessions committee of the Soviet government on May 27, has been ordered to take a rest by physicians after a period of high pressure.
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Tratzky
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
McCoy's Liver Oil Compound Tablets Ad
An advertisement promotes McCoy's Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a gentle, tasty iron-free option to build flesh in frail children. It claims quick help after sickness or suspected rickets and urges readers to buy 60 tablets for 60 cents from local druggists and to try them for 20 days.
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McCoy's
Schramm-Johnson Drug Stores
Cook Deng Co
Temple Phar
Ney
McGoy
McCoy
Popular Local Boy Married Saturday to Blackfoot Girl
Laura B Faulconer daughter of J F Faulconer of Blackfoot wed Emmet Eugene Williams son of Mrs Fred Barnes of this city. The ceremony took place Saturday evening at Blackfoot at Reverend G F Barton s home with immediate family and school friends present. A supper followed at the Eccles hotel before the couple departed for their wedding trip. Mrs Williams is a Blackfoot high school graduate and Idaho Technical Institute alumna who entered the University of Idaho. Mr Williams is a Pocatello high school graduate who attended the Tech and later the University of Idaho and will be a senior when classes resume in the second semester.
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Laura B. Faulconer
J. F. Faulconer
Blackfoot
Emmet Eugene Williams
Fred Barnes
G. F. Barton
Baptist Church
Eccles
Williams
Blackfoot High School
Idaho Technical Institute
University of Idaho
Mr. Williams
Pocatello High School
The
Tech
University
Fashion Notes Show Shawl Collars and Velvet Footwear Trends
New York fashion notes describe shawl collars on fur trimmed coats and bright loosely woven scarves, with velvet evening slippers rising in popularity though hard to wear. Designers forecast longer skirts for formal evening wear, diaphanous fabrics reaching near floor, and new hosiery shades to match autumn frocks.
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Aileen Lamont
The
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Sioomere
Mudguards for Women Arrive With Autumn Rains in London
London reports the arrival of mud guards for women's ankles to protect silk shoes from street mud. The guards resemble a bag with a reaching length of about a foot and are secured by three supports, including a strap around the leg below the knees.
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London
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Unable to determine readable facts from the provided OCR fragment. No clear persons organizations places events or dates are present.
New Opera Star Marion Talley Signs with Metropolitan
Giulio Gatti-Casazza announces Marion Talley of Kansas City has signed a contract with the Metropolitan Opera and will appear in the second half of the coming season. Talley, 18, gained fame after a 1922 audition and is the daughter of a telegraph operator.
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Giulio Gatti-Qalazza
Metropolitan Opera Company
Marion Talley
Kansas City
Beggar on Horseback shines on screen at Orpheum
Screen News hails James Cruze Paramount production Beggar on Horseback as more successful than the stage play. The Orpheum presentation features a striking series of scenes, a comedy with news elements and a new musical score by Jack Derville’s orchestra.
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James Cruze-Paramount
Orpheum Theatre
Jack Derville
Flashes of the Great White Way at the Auditorium
Carl D. Francis stars in a one performance only show at the Auditorium on Thursday October 15. The eccentric dancer, known for The Clinging Vine, delivers a gag filled evening with a golf scene and a comedic bogus king sequence.
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Carl D. Francisco
Mr. Francis
Henry W. Savage
Lorraine of the Lions at the Capitol theatre
The Capitol theatre screens Lorraine of the Lions described as an original and thrilling feature. Norman Kerry stars with Patsy Ruth Miller and a large cast including Joseph Dowling Fred Humes Philo McCullough Harry Todd Frank Newburg Rosemary Cooper and W Stuart McCrea in an exotic drama with comedy and heart throbs.
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Lorraine
The
Lions
Capitol Theatre
Norman Kerry
Patsy Ruth Miller
Joseph Dowling
Fred Humes
Philo McCullough
Harry Todd
Frank Newburg
Rosemary Cooper
Doreen Turner
Jackie Goodrich
W. Stuart McCrea
Off the Highway at Strand A Rich Studio Tale
A sumptuous screen version of Tatterly titled Off the Highway playing at the Strand features a strong cast led by William V. Mong Marguerite de la Motte and John Bowers with interiors of the artist studio promising visual richness and drama.
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Strand Theatre
William V. Mong
Marguerite de la Motte
John Bowers
Arkansas Congressman Robert Bruce Macon Dead at 66
Robert Bruce Macon a former congressman for Arkansas first district from 1903 to 1913 was found dead in his bed at his home in Marvelle Arkansas death attributed to heart disease.
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Marvelle
Ark
Robert Bruce Macon
Arkansas
Tanlac hailed by user as lifesaver in testimonial
Andrew Groseciner proclaims Tanlac saved his life and health after months of misery and pain. He describes nerves unstrung, poor sleep, and rapid decline before starting Tanlac a year ago and now feels markedly improved. The product is advertised as for sale by druggists with no substitutes.
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Tanlac
Florida land boom fails to excite California realtors
Special Correspondent Ben G. Kline reports from San Francisco that about 1,200 California Realtors at Fresno session reject Florida boom fever. Advocates press inheritance tax repeal to lure tourists and home seekers, while critics warn shifts in tax burden. A Fresno visit notes rampant sales talk and mixed sentiment toward Florida competition.
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Florida
California
Ben G. Kline
Poratello Tribune
San Francisco
Cal
Californian Real Estate Association
Fresno
Sunland City
Milbank Johnson
William A. Garland
Los Angeles
George ©. Sabichi
Bakersfield
National Exchange Clubs
A. H. Barnhisel
Northwest Re Estate Association
Tacoma
Ray L. Riley
Unclear fragment hints at land boom satire and indifference
An OCR fragment hints at a southern state with humor and attic angel imagery and mentions a land boom and an indifference toward a person named Ed. The text is fragmented and lacks clear event details or attribution.
Pepsodent promises whiter teeth by removing sticky film
Advert says a viscous film coats teeth and gums causing dullness and tartar. It claims a 10 day test and invites readers to mail a coupon for Pepsodent to combat the film and improve smile and gum firmness.
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Seth
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Raisin City
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