Laughing gas station queen Fritzi Ridgeway shines anew
Fritzi Ridgeway daughter of the late Salome Sun artist Dick Wick Ha in Hollywood runs a laughing gas station learning from vaudeville and film. she moved from Chicago Essanay era to Hollywood extras and now pursues business ventures including a six story apartment deal while resurfacing in screen work with Lillian Gish.
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Salome Sun
Hollywood
Calif
Dick Wick Ha
Salome
Ariz
Fritzi Ridgeway
Essanay Company
Chicago
Colleen Moore
Virginia Valli
Lillian Gish
Dick Wick Hall
Houston of Hawaii Victor S. Houston New Delegate to Congress
Portrait of Victor S. Houston, newly elected delegate from the Territory of Hawaii, who traveled far to attend upcoming events at the Capitol. He served in the navy during wartime aboard the cruiser St. Louis.
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Territory of Hawaii
Pate
Capitol
Navy
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Leiter heirs lose fight over control of fortune
Chicago Oct. 7 The Anglicised Leiter heirs lose a bid to oust Joseph Leiter as co trustee of Levi Leiter s estate valued at millions The court keeps the fortune under accounting and an appeal is planned The case reveals links to Lord Curzon and the Curzon family through Leiter daughters and spouses
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Leiter Heirs
Chicago
Levi Z
Leiter
Leiters
Denis E. Sullivan
Countess of Suffolk and
Berkin
Daisy Leiter
Joseph
Sullivan
Lester
Joe Leiter
Chicago Board of Trade
Mary Victoria Lester
Lord Curzon
India
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Suffolk
Berks
Nancy
Col
Colin Campbell
America
Curzon
Mary Iron
Cynthia Blanche Mosely
Alexander Naldera Metcalf
Campbell
Joseph Lester
Mary Curzon
Angelo Musco Charm Lights Up American Visit
The Italian comedy king Angelo Musco entertains audiences in America. Reports say even Mussolini would grin at his mirth provoking antics and that his visit tests American viewers.
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Angelo Musco
Italy
Abilene Visit By Midwest Exploration Officials
J. B. Galbraith and R. A. Waltz spend days in Abilene on business for Midwest Exploration. Judge Sullivan dismisses charges as unfounded and notes claims were inspired by the late Lord Curzon who would brook no opposition.
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J. B. Galbraith
R. A. Waltz
Abilene
Midwest Exploration Company
Sullivan
Lord Curzon
Stuttgart Indignant Over Removal of Etzel Statue
Stuttgart protests Italian actions in South Tyrol as the Statue of Karl von Etzel, builder of the Brenner Pass railway, is removed. The statue, once on the highest pass point, now stands on Italian territory. Mussolini plans to replace it with a monument to electrification of the railway carried out under Italian auspices.
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Stuttgart
Berlin
South Tyrol
Karl von Etzel
Wurtemberger
Brenner Pass
Tyrol
Italy
Mussolini
Australia to Form New Air Squadrons and Coast Recon Group
Within the next year Australia will form another air fighting squadron and establish the nucleus of an air coast reconnaissance unit with cooperative flying boats. The army will be equipped with modern machines. Pilot training by the Royal Australian Air Force rose from seven in 1925 to 40 last year, with Citizens Air Force training also successful. A new training machine is under construction and latest flying boats and float planes will be stationed in New South Wales and Victoria.
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Army
Royal Australian Air Force
Citizens Air Force
New South Wales
Victoria
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