Johnson Out As Nationals Manager After Four-Year Run
Walter Johnson is released as manager of the Washington Nationals ending a four year term that saw the club finish in the first division three times and a late season surge in 1932. Clark Griffith declined to discuss Johnsons successor or the reasons for the change. Johnsons managerial future remains uncertain with Chicago and other majors viewed as possible destinations.
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Lou Fonseca
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Pola Negri Star Returns in A Woman Commands at Palace
Palace Theatre audience tonight can expect a strong Pola Negri lead in A Woman Commands. The talking debut features Negri in a dramatic tale inspired by Queen Draga of Serbia with Basil Rathbone and Roland Young in supporting roles.
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Serbia
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Roland Young
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Metrotone News
Once In a Lifetime Comes to Capitol Theatre Today and Tomorrow
Warner Bros presents the stage hit burlesque at the Capitol featuring Jack Oakie Aline MacMahon Sidney Fox Russell Hopton Louise Fazenda Zasu Pitts and others with Show Business by Thelma Todd and Zasu Pitts. Also Night Mayor screens Friday only with Lee Tracy Evalyn Knapp and Eugene Pallette.
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Capitol Theatre
Capitol
Jack Oakie
Aline MacMahon
Sidney Fox
Russell Hopton
Louise Fazenda
Zasu Pitts
Thelma Todd
Lee Tracy
America
Evalyn Knapp
Eugene Pallette
Football Player Myron Ubl Fights for Life in Minneapolis Hospital
University of Minnesota football player Myron Ubl battles a serious chest injury followed by pneumonia and an abscess while hospitalized in Minneapolis. The illness and complications place his condition in critical status as doctors work to stabilize him.
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Centennial celebration planned for Christ Church Millwood
Invitations have been issued for the centennial celebration of Christ Episcopal Church in Millwood on October 16 with a service schedule including holy communion morning prayer and a historical service. The What-so-ever Circle of Kings' Daughters met with fifteen members present at Wayside home of Miss Celestine Page.
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William B. Watkins
George H. Burwell
J. Townsend Burwell
Westport
Conn
John H. Walsh
Clarke
Florence Wheat
Old Hundred Tune in Fifteenth Century English Use
The melody Old Hundred appeared in the fifteenth century in England where it underpinned Kethe’s all people that on earth do dwell. The tune was later known as the Hundredth Tune and the word old was added as the psalter was revised.
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England
Kethe
Hoover Campaign Return Trip Highlights Tax and Farm Aids
President Hoover and Mrs Hoover paused in Chicago for about 20 minutes on the way to Des Moines. The stop featured the couple greeting crowds and posing for photos while the President recalled a reception at Altoona. The article lists a series of farm and economic policy proposals tied to agriculture and financing reforms.
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Iowa
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Harrisburg
Flashes of Life Bonkers News From Across the Nation
AP briefs report oddities and incidents from Sydney to Oklahoma City. An automatic spanking machine is studied by ministers of education while Babe Ruth aids a 16 year old spectator who recovered after a homer. A Louisville thief steals wallet and watch after a car lift. A San Francisco woman tries to drown with her dog nearby. An Oklahoma City announcer develops a voice graph to detect crooners. A pelican with a seven inch bass beak proves a tall tale in Vici.
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Ministers of Education
San Francisco
Glennada Edge
Quarrel Changed History in Actium Battle Tale
The quote suggests Anthony would have become sole earthly sovereign if not for a lover’s quarrel with Cleopatra during the Actium battle, implying history’s path shifted by personal conflict. The remark attributes vast outcome to a romantic dispute.
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Cleopatra
Actium
Arthur Weigall
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