Stars Anglin and Faversham to star in Foot-Loose at Atlanta theater
Transcontinental tour brings Margaret Anglin and William Faversham to Atlanta in Zoe Akins comedy Foot-Loose for three nights starting November 3. The two leading dramatic artists, famed on stage today, are expected to draw large crowds. Seats are on sale at the theater. Also featured is Billy at Lyric with Wilfred Lytell in the lead role this afternoon and tonight, followed by Owen Davis’s Home Fires next week. Keith’s Forsyth presents Mabel Ford’s Classics of 1994 revue with four additional vaudeville acts fading into a varied program.
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Death of Doukhobor Leader Veregrin Shocks Canadian Colony
In Nelson B C a mysterious train explosion killed Peter Veregrin the Doukhobor patriarch who led 70000 followers from Russia to Canada. His death sparks rumors of a dying old regime and a new faction forming among the community while peasants adjust to life in Brilliant B C and neighboring districts.
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Three Women at the Howard headline final showage
The final Lub atuch production Three Women stars Pauline Frederick May McAvoy Marie Prevost and Lew Cody at the Howard today along with the Sunshine Kiddies who perform their miniature musical comedy act for the last time.
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Ernst Lubatuch
Pauline Frederick
May McAvoy
Marie‘ Prevost
Lew Cody
Sunshine Kiddies
The Law Forbids At Theialto Show Debuts Baby Peggy
The law bans a new appearance by Baby Peggy at the Rialto theatre as the famous child star enters a fresh role. Public buzz surrounds her status as the most famous little girl in cinema.
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Peggy
Daniels Denounces Labor Council Endorsement in West
Chicago October 31 Josephus Daniels former secretary of the navy visited democratic western headquarters after weeks of campaigning in the trans Mississippi region for Davis and Bryan. He asserted the republicans cannot carry the Mississippi states and charged administration corruption. He noted money as a decisive issue and predicted the American conscience would speak. New York October 31 the central trades and labor councils endorsement of Davis was denied by Norman Thomas as a committee action by a subgroup, not the council. He cited a pardon promise to Brindell as motive for the endorsement.
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Sing Sing
Georgians Celebrate Apple Week In City Proclamation
Georgia residents mobilize for National Apple Week with public education on apple benefits. Acting mayor J L Carpenter promotes the effort in Atlanta, with major stores planning Georgia apple displays and special sales. W G Merrin of the Atlanta Produce Club leads Georgia activities.
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Final tribute paid to William OConnor in Savannah
William B. O'Connor, longtime secretary of Savannah's board of purchase, died suddenly from heart trouble while visiting Lake City Florida for treatment. His funeral was held in Savannah this afternoon. The city hall flag flew at half mast in his honor alongside Halma Tvers on whose death the board mourned earlier. He was a World War veteran.
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Mrs Neville Rolfe Speaks in Savannah on Women’s Public Role
Mrs C Neville Rolfe, known as C B S of England, spoke twice in Savannah as a guest of the League of Women Voters. She addressed general participation of women in public affairs and welfare work, traveling from Richmond and en route to Cincinnati for the National Social Hygiene conference. Men of South Africa favor conservative designs and travel habits.
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National Social Hygiene Conference
Cincinnati
G O P Vote Predicts Coolidge Victory In New Jersey
Patterson of the tria' New Jersey district says the election will favor Coolidge and that Davis would only be supported if endorsed by national and state Republican committees. He notes Patterson is a lieutenant of Senator David Baird, a South Jersey political boss, and warns the outcome hinges on party support.
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Morose Mother Who Slew Four Hangs Self
In San Marcos Texas October 31 Anna Hauptref a farmer s wife who confessed to killing her four stepchildren and poisoning her second husband chose suicide in her prison cell to avoid an unborn child s birth in prison. Authorities note the strange case as they recount her repeated crimes and final act of hanging with a noose made from clothing.
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Sam Cohen Manages Three Little Sailors Shop
Sam Cohen, manager of the Three Little Sailors shop on Street, informed The newspaper of latest updates involving the business and its operations.
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Treasury to Redeem 1923 Loan Bonds Next Feb
The U S Treasury announced plans to redeem United States 4 percent bonds of 1925 dated 1895 on February 2 1925 wiping out about 118 5 million in debt and retiring equivalent national bank notes. Banks may substitute other federal bonds bearing circulation privileges to replace redeemed securities. About 750 million in circulations remain outstanding with six hundred million maturing in 1930 and the rest in 1936 and 1938.
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Valdosta approves $270,000 municipal bonds
Valdosta Ga today voted nearly unanimously for a $270,000 municipal bond issue to fund fire department equipment at 15000, school equipment at 10010, sewer system extension at 175000, water works at 65000, and debt retirement at 156000. A bond election last year was defeated but this ballot drew little opposition.
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Wheeler Scores Men Who Coerce Votes of Labor
Senator Burton K Wheeler condemned labor leaders in Youngstown Ohio and New Castle Pennsylvania for pressuring members to vote for the Liberty party ticket. He urged a house cleaning within labor groups after accusing certain leaders of selling out their dues paying members. The talks referenced a New York trades council endorsement of John W Davis over the AF of L backed ticket.
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New York
Manslaughter Charge Downgraded in Kent Killing Case
Arthur Morelle, jailed after Lonnie Kent slaying near Berlin, had murder reduced to manslaughter at preliminary hearing in Moultrie Georgia. Bonds set at 1000 dollars. co-defendants Jim Copeland and Buford Croft also heard. Copeland held for Superior Court on assault with intent to murder. Croft exonerated. Morelle claimed self defense, witnesses support, coroner’s inquest cited a back-of-head blow contradicting aggressor claim. Court noted lack of link to Copeland. ongoing case details remain unsettled.
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