Modern Love at Capitol Theatre Promises Laughs
Universal talking picture Modern Love starring Jean Hersholt Charley Chase and Kathryn Crawford opens at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow. An unusual cast and witty songs accompany a story of a fifty fifty marriage plan by two love struck youths, offering humor and charm according to critics.
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Universal Talking Picture
Capitol Theatre
Jean Hersholt
Charley Chase
Kathryn Crawford
Chase
Higher Price for Wheat Hinted by Federal Expert
Martinsburg West Virginia July 19 An agricultural economist Dr. predicts a two dollar raise in wheat prices as a distinct possibility. The statement reflects federal analysis on market trends and potential policy impacts.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Wheat prices expected to rise amid shrinking world crops
USDA economist C Stine warned that a 1928 world crop shortfall, including a large carryover drop, will push soft red winter wheat to about 1.35 to 1.40 dollars per bushel, with a chance of near 2 dollars if Argentine plantings shrink, and advised holding wheat.
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C. Stine
United States Department of Agriculture
Dr. Stine
Bogus $5 and $10 Federal Reserve Bills Circulated
Local banks warn the public about counterfeit five and ten dollar Federal Reserve notes in circulation. Officials urge checking for security features and report suspected fakes to authorities.
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Federal Reserve
Distress warrant sale in L. W. Smith vs Edward Rogers
Public auction to satisfy rent distress at 418 N Kent Street on July 20 1929 at 10 A M. Sale includes two barber chairs a theater mirror chairs and other barber shop fixtures. Cash terms. Lee Barr auctioneer.
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L. W. Smith
Edward Rogers
N. Kent Street
Cash. Co
Lee Barr
Radio Schedule Fragments From Various Stations
Readable fragments list 6:00 to 11:15 PM programs at stations including WABC WOR WJZ WAPI and WEAF. Mentions orchestras, ensembles, studio programs, hours of dancing and hours of news and sports. Includes Pittsburgh Birmingham Charlotte Louisville Nashville Richmond and other markets.
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WWJ
WCAE
Joe Kayser
WEAF
WTAG
WCSH
WTAM
WTIC
WJAR
Dark Town Wanderers
WGR
Cavaliers
Sascha Fidelman
WEEI
WLIT
WRC
WEE
WGY
WSAI
Bethe
WSM
WRBZ
WRU
KDKA
WLW
WSR
KYW
WHAS
WSB
WBT
Mildred Hunt & Orch
WBZ
WBAL
Lanin
Orch
Jones
Ernie Hare
WHAM
WHAL
Billis
WJAX
WRVA
Wapi Wiod
WJR
Lew White
WIOD
WLWL
New York
WOR
Newark
Fontain
V.we
Chain Key Station
WPG
Atlantic City
Jean Wiener
Wbal Baltimore
WJZ
Wbal Symphonic Ensemble
WCAU
Philadelphia
the Mystic
WABC
Follies
Pittsburgh
WAPI
Birmingham
University of Air
Charlotte
WIJZ
Louisville
Amos
Nashville
Richmond
Byrd
Amos-Andy
Washington police seize forged notes prompt merchant warning
Federal Reserve notes have been recovered by Washington police prompting a general warning to merchants and others to watch for counterfeits and report suspicious bills to authorities.
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Eral Reserve
Washington
Counterfeit $5 and $10 Bills Alert Issued by Washington Police
Washington police warn merchants to watch for counterfeit Federal Reserve Notes. The alert, broadcast via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, describes a $5 note from New York and a $10 note from Boston with indistinct plate numbers and signatures of Frank White and A W Mellon. A similar $5 bill was passed at Washington Terminal on June 25 1929 with specific serial-like markings. detectives seek Inspector Shelby for information.
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Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of
New York City
Frank White
Treas
U. S
A. W. Mellon
Secretary of Treasury
Abraham Lincoln
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Mass
A. W
Mellon
Treasury
Andrew Jackson
Shelby
Washington Terminal
Powerful Interests Drive President Into Dictatorship
In a July 18 report from New York the Associated Press notes Calvin Coolidge may be moved toward dictatorship as fanatical minority groups with strong intimidation power push Congress toward controlling the President. The piece cites an upcoming American Magazine August issue.
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Associated Press
New York
Calvin Coolidge
American Magazine
United States
Political parties lose strength as presidents take charge
The former Presidentites say Congressmen evade stances on party platform issues. They claim the President bears full responsibility, weakening party power and eroding public confidence as Presidential authority grows.
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Sone Aas
Indigo's Decline Tied to Worm Attack and Rural Shifts
Indigo, once Louisiana's main crop, faded to minor status in the 18th century after a destructive worm. The piece notes rural farmers' continued work even as they retire to town, per Dr. Carle C. Zimmerman.
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Louisiana
Dr. Carle C. Zimmerman
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the Rollickers
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GHP
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WSPD
WHK
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WEKRC
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Schenectady
WEA
Coney' T Orchestra
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Wwe
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Jeter
Cleveland
EAF
Trappers Orchestra
WCX
Detroit
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Grocers
Atlanta
Capitol
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