Wedding party of actor ends nicety jail
Hollywood notes report actor Pat Somerset and his new wife Shelby Worrall spent a night in jail after a party. Somerset pled guilty to a charge resulting in a 10 day suspended sentence or $20. guests and hosts faced $20 fines. Worrall's trial for a drunken charge was set for December 14.
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Hollywood
Pat Somerset
Shelby Worrall
Galveston
Texas
London
Somerset
Miss Worrall
Harry Curtis
Fair Until It Rains Shows Alumni Back Wilce Criticism
An Ohio State alumni editorial questions Coach Wilce's job security after a weakened season, noting a strong prior year and a sixth place finish this year. It parallels Yale coach Tad Jones, who faced similar scrutiny despite past success, suggesting critics often misjudge until trouble arises.
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Ohio State
Wilce
Michigan
Tad Jones
Yale
Jones
Christmas Spirit Spreads Through City Shops
The article describes a festive shopping district filled with toys for children and adults alike. Old Santa will appear to greet youngsters and guide them to desired gifts, while Mr. Average Citizen shops and catches the holiday spirit.
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Santa
A Man’s Religion Is His Philosophy of Life
A statement that a man’s religion is his philosophy of life and should be regarded as sacred. It argues that all religions guide people toward a common goal.
Jury case stalled as Remus murder trial unfolds
Report describes courtroom breaks and testimony in a high profile murder trial. Key figures include Mrs Lillien dahl and Beach facing prosecutors, with defense led by McCarter and Hedges.
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Remus
Anti-Saloon League urges 1928 party platforms enforce 18th amendment
Washington reports the executive committee of the Anti-Saloon League adopted a resolution urging both major parties to include planks in their 1928 platforms demanding strict enforcement of the 18th amendment.
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The
Anti
Saloon League
Committee man dies in Indianapolis
Joseph B. Kealing 65 longtime Republican national committee member died of heart disease in Indianapolis. He served eight years on the committee and previously held various state and federal offices in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph B. Kealing
Republican National Committee
Ealing
Indiana
Arizona Officers Hold Kansas Boys
Three youths claiming Detroit and Kansas City lineage are jailed in Phoenix awaiting a Kansas City officer. Fred Bushman 18 John Baker 17 and Obadiah Ford 17 admit stealing a car to reach Hollywood for movie breaking. They reportedly signed waivers of extradition.
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United Press
Phoenix,ariz
Detroit
Kansas City
Fred Bushman
John Baker
Obadiah Ford
Hollywood
Polish Baltic conflict nears settlement by big powers
In Geneva the big five draft a tentative settlement for the Polish Lithuanian dispute. Lithuania's Prime Minister Voldemaras and Poland's Foreign Minister Zaleski discuss a Polish gesture to gain German friendship by offering Memel. Briand and Scialoja sleep as tensions rise. Beelaferts Van Blokland named arbitrator as talks pause.
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United Press
Geneva
Augustine Voldemaras
Lithuania
August Zaleski
Poland
Zaleski
Baltic
Memel
Voldemaras
Aristide Briand
France
Vittorio Scialoja
Italy
State Engineer Held On Manslaughter Case
James Wilson Arizona Corporation Commission engineer is held to answer to Superior Court after a preliminary hearing on a manslaughter charge. He killed Edgar Campbell 20 of Amarillo Texas on November 5 after misidentifying him as a car thief. Campbell was taking his father to a doctor.
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Franklin Dodge
Dodge
Department of Justice
Remus
Romola
Linton Hotel
Cameron Hinkle
Beach
Lilliendahl
Edison Hedges
McCarter
Hedges
Sam Bark
Texas
Harry Sanderson
Hinkle
Martin Lashley
United Press
Phoenix
Ariz
James Wilson
Arizona Corporation Commission
Wilson
Edgar Campbell
Amarillo
Campbell
Kansas City chosen for 1928 Republican National Convention
Washington reports the Republican National Committee selected Kansas City Missouri to host the 1928 convention after a twenty-ballot deadlock. San Francisco narrowly lost after Detroit and Chicago supported the latter's bid. The meeting opened with 1,089 delegate votes.
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Kansas City
Capitol
United Press
Washington
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Detroit
A. T. Hert
National Committee
Coolidge
William H. Butler
Butler
William H. Crocker
California
Chicago
Arizona Texas Roads In Good Shape Report
Allyn Cornell and Mostyn Lloyd drove a Hop sedan from Galveston to California in 75 hours covering about 1400 miles. They logged 34 hours to El Paso and continued via Lordsburg Duncan and the Coronado trail to Springerville with light mountain snow warnings for travelers.
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Allyn Cornell
Mostyn Lloyd
Galveston
Texas
California
el Paso
Lordsburg
N. M
Duncan
Arizona
Coronado
Difton
Alpine
Springerville
Messrs
Cornell and
Lloyd
Merchant Leaps To Death From New York Tower
Louise Schwartz a 30 year old Brooklyn merchant leaped from the Woolworth tower landing fifty feet from Broadway on Park Place. The body mangled beyond recognition struck a man on the 30th floor and toppled through a crowded street but injured none. A former soldier, he had been under psychiatric care since a nervous collapse four months ago.
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New York
Louise Schwartz
Brooklyn
Woolworth
Schwartz
Park Place
Broadway
Purchase of land in minors to dodge anti alien land law
Santa Rosa Calif Dec 7 District Attorney Carl Barnard filed suit against Petaluma rancher A T Sujita alleging he bought land in the names of four American born minor children to evade the California anti alien land law and asking that the property escheat to the state.
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United Dress
Santa Rosa
Calif
Carl Barnard
A. T. Sujita
Petaluma
Sujita
Menu Confusion as Vendors Sell Class Goods
A comment on commerce humorously notes that food menus are clear while offerings of class or education often lack transparency. The remark contrasts consumer clarity in meals with ambiguity in services labeled as class or training.
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Truesdale
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League of Nations
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Roeav
Ather
Ater Son
Rae
Owl Drug Store Hardware Department
Othara
Lorenzo Hubbell. JR
West Second Street
Ideal Bakery
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