French Discuss Borah Attitude in Debt Talks
Paris reports Premier Painleve ministers will study Caillaux debt funding report and the Washington tentative agreement. Caillaux notes U S negotiations continue while Borah's stance in the Senate influences American policy. New York bankers doubt France will secure a large loan this year after Washington talks.
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Paris
Painleve
Finance
Caillaux
Washington
M. Caillaux
Paria
France
United States
M. CuiNanx
Borah
Senate
New York
Joan Discussionas
Coolidge Changes Mind on Today’s World Series Game
President Calvin Coolidge wavered on attending the Washington versus Pittsburgh World Series game. He had not planned to go but, after morning deliberations, he appeared inclined to attend regardless of final decision.
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Coolidge
Washington
President Coolidge
Pittsburg
Mr. Coolidge
Italy Honors Columbus Birthday as National Holiday
Rome observes the 433rd anniversary of Columbus discovery with public flags and school lectures. Speakers stress Genoa as the birthplace, countering Spanish historians who claim Spanish origin for the navigator.
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Rome
Italy
America
Columbus
Genoa
American pastime gains ground in Mexico as Juarez team triumphs
El Paso, Oct 12. Baseball, the American national pastime, is rising in Mexico. Juarez defeated three American nines from El Paso Fort Bayard and Douglas in frontier league play. Most Juarez players were native Mexicans and the roster included noted stars Weaver and Gandil.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Juarez
Frontier League
Fort Bayard
New Mexico
Douglas
Arizona
Bobbed Hair Began With French Reign of Terror
Hollywood Calif Oct 12 AP The bobbed hair trend is traced to the French revolution with women facing guillotine cutting their hair. A satirical French wartime note found in manuscripts describes executions and the habit spreading among Grisettes as a comfort and fashion imitate aristocrats.
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Hollywood
Calif
Trotzky Takes Rest From Soviet Concessions Work
Leon Trotzky has been ordered by doctors to rest after serving as head of the general concessions committee of the Soviet government since May 27. The rest follows high pressure and ongoing duties in Moscow delaying his activities.
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Tratzky
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Gains
Frail children can gain weight with McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets advertised as a tastier alternative to oily cod liver medicine. Claims include rapid flesh gain after sickness or suspected rickets and a 60 tablet bottle for 60 cents. Money-back offer if not delighted.
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Enaertel
McCoy's
Schramm-Johnson Drug Stores Co
Cook Drug Co
Temple Pharmacy
Popular Local Boy Weds Blackfoot Girl Saturday
Laura B Faulconer daughter of J F Faulconer of Blackfoot married Emmet Eugene Williams son of Mrs Fred Barnes of this city at Reverend G F Barton s home in Blackfoot. Ceremony attended by family and school friends. They had supper at Eccles hotel and plan to resume studies at the University of Idaho after the first 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 Highlights From 1925 New York Style Scene
Fashion notes summarize shawl collars and fur trimmed coats with llamas and silk shawls. Algerian veils trim French hats with black and gold bands, while velvet evening slippers gain popularity despite unflattering looks. Designers push longer skirts for formal wear with diaphanous fabrics. new hosiery shades align with autumn frocks. Car paints trend toward green and gray for Roll-Royces.
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New York
Mudguards for Women Catch On in London Skirtings
London readers adopt ankle mud guards with autumn rains. The gender specific device is a half gaiter style to shield silk garments from street mud. It reaches about a foot high and is secured by three straps with one gripping below the knee.
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London
Unsettled Tonight With Scattered Showers
Weather outlook shows unsettled conditions tonight with scattered showers across the southwest region. Forecasters warn of isolated downpours and potential brief thunderstorms as a cold front moves through.
Beggar on Horseback Tops Stage Version at Orpheum
Screen News lauds James Cruze Paramount production Beggar on Horseback as more successful than the stage play. It promises a remarkable screen experience with a dreamlike sequence of scenes and a new musical score by Jack Dorville's orchestra.
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James Cruze-Paramount
Orpheum Theatre
Jack Dorville
Flashes of the Great White Way at the Auditorium
Carl D. Francis performs a one night extravaganza at the Auditorium on Thursday October 16. The eccentric dancer brings a comedy style noted from The Clinging Vine and features a golf scene and a bogus king routine as key comic highlights.
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Carl D. Francis
Mr. Francis
Henry W. Savage
Lorraine of the Lions at the Capitol Theatre
The Capitol Theatre features Lorraine of the Lions described as a highly original release with unusual incidents and thrills. Norman Kerry stars opposite Patsy Ruth Miller with an East coast ensemble including Joseph Dowling Fred Humes Philo McCullough and others in a drama marked as one of the season’s most original.
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Lorraine of 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 the Strand Theatre
A sumptuous screen version of Tatterly fills strands of the palette world. William V. Mong Marguerite de Motte and John Bowers head a tremendous cast in this interior realm inspired production at the Strand.
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Strand Theatre
William V. Mong
Marguerite de 14 Motte
John Bowers
Death of former Arkansas congressman Robert Macon
Robert Bruce Macon aged 66, former congressman from Arkansas first district from 1903 to 1913, was found dead in his bed at his Marvelle home. Death credited to heart disease.
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Marvelle
Ark
Robert Bruce Macon
Arkansas
Florida land boom fails to excite California realtors
Special correspondent Ben G. Kline reports from San Francisco that about 1,200 California Real Estate Association members in Fresno for their annual meeting remain unmoved by Florida land boom hype. Delegates debate inheritance tax repeal as a way to counter Florida competition, while concerns about shifting tax burdens linger.
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Florida
California
Ben G. Kline
Poratello Tribune
San Francisco
Cal
California Real Estate Association
Fresno
Sunland City
Milbank Johnson
State Tax Improvement Association
William A. Garland
Los Angeles
George ©. Sabichi
Bakersfield
National Exchange Clubs
Johnson
Resolutions Committee
Association
Riley
Farralones
Nick
Prominet
Raisin City
Pepsodent promise for whiter teeth and firmer gums
Advertisements claim a viscous film on teeth causes discoloration and tartar leading to pyorrhea. A 10 day test promises whiter teeth and firmer gums by removing this film with Pepsodent.
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Capitol
Tanlac
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