Former Fiancé Sues Lillian Gish Over $6 Million Contract
Los Angeles June 24 Lillian Gish screen star to face suit by Charles Duell president Inspirational Pictures Inc seeking 6 million dollars for breach of contract. Duell says Gish signed to star Sept 1 1922 to Jan 1 1990 but left in Oct 1924 and joined Metro Goldwyn Mayer. Several related corporations named along with Gish and others. Duell previously pursued action in New York 1925 but was dismissed. perjury charges against him were dropped after grand jury action.
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Los Angeles
Gal
Lilliam Gish
Screen’ Star
Charles Duell
Inspirational Pictures, Inc
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer
Corsporation
Metro-Goldwyn Distribut
Ing Corporation
Loew. Tie
Metro
Goldwyn, Inc
Nicholas Schenck
Louis B. Mayer
Mary Gish
Louis I. Levy
Miss Gish
Duell
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Company
New York
Jo Duell
Miners Win Battle at Adena Ohio
Ohio union miners defeated operators when Judge Hough dissolved a temporary injunction, allowing the miners at Robeyville mines of the Pittsburgh Coal Company in Adena to resume actions against the operators without delay. The ruling marks a shift in the confrontation over strike conditions and access.
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Columbus
N. S
Ohio
Poderar Iudge Hough
Robeyville Mines
Pittsburgh Conl Company
Adena
Walnut Children’s Day Parade and Events at Walnut
Walnut June 28 plans include a Children’s Day program with Newman's band. Activities start 1:30 pm with a parade, prizes for entrants, $1 cash prizes in contests, and events like ring riding, bird shooting, shell breaking, games, foot races, tug of war, a free dance for under 15, and an all-ages dance at 5 pm.
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Walnut
News-Telegraph
Newman
Lindbergh Shifts From Kid Hero to Business Figure
Charles A. Lindbergh, once called the flying kid, drops boyish image and assumes role of business minded man. The change follows a recent conference and a long tour, with plans for future activities and continued public life, including engagements with Canadian and American officials and upcoming appearances in New York.
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Lindbergh
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Commerial Amation Nnl
Paris
yPoscota
Yelary
aGile Alumi
Altrip
Pont
Ninehoe
Ehiles
United Brates
New York
Veteran Spanish American War veterans parade today
Reports from the annual convention describe surviving officers marching through the streets of the city. The former soldiers, led by a keynote speaker from Heviicenal organization, gathered for activities and a formal address detailing veterans' concerns and commemorations.
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Spaniah
Toynter
Grains end lower after market close in Chicago trade
Wheat fell as much as 6 to 8 sights amid light local buying and commission selling. Corn and oats sagged with favorable belt weather and weak demand fueling selling pressure. Argentine shipments and Minneapolis stocks cited, with receipts and prices showing mixed results across instruments and grades.
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Chicago
N. S
Weapolis
Minneapolis
Bae Tower
Praing
Wubat
Strong Demand for Hogs Improves Prices Across Markets
Chicago June 24 strong hog demand lifted prices for underweights while other hog weights fluctuated. Top hog price reached about 9.20 with various weight classes and packing sows noted. Cattle receipts steady with beef prices mixed and calves and cows priced around mid range. Sheep receipts and prices showed small declines, with lambs around 13.75 to 14.00 and feeders near 11.00. Regional markets in Kansas City South Omaha and St Joseph reported steady to higher hogs and steady cattle trends.
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Chicago
Dhat
Callie
Kansas City
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Liberty Bonds Quotation Report from New York
Closing liberty bond quotations list rates for several issues with 4s and new 4s. Prices shown include 1015 for 4s, 100.10 for 4Ye, 108.20 for new 4s, and 105.20 for new 34s as of June 24.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty Bond
New York Stocks Show Mixed Activity on Exchange
New York June 24 stock listings from the New York Stock Exchange show varied gains and losses. Companies include Steel, Can. Prec., Westinghouse, Coca Cola, Int Harvester, Sears Roebuck, and U. S. Steel among others with notable price movements in commodities and manufacturing firms.
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New York
Dune
N.S
New York Exchange
Tadiy
Ava
Atlantic Markets Corrected Daily Produce and Livestock Notes
Market rundown notes butterfat and heavy hens price points, roosters and geese figures, Leghorn chicks and cattle stockers steady with cows and heifers priced around 2.60 to 6.00. Grain prices show No. 2 wheat at 81.20 to 1.04 and barley around 60 cents per bushel.
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Atlantic
Brother in law of Ray Johnson dies in Des Moines
The brother in law of Ray Johnson, Arthur Ityan, recently returned to America from Turkey where he served as a missionary. He passed away, leaving Des Moines treasurer duties behind, with family notes indicating the funeral and timing remain uncertain.
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Ray Johnson
Des Moines
Worl
Ray
John State
Arthur Itya
New York
Ityan
John’ Rou
America
Turkey
Johson
Major General Woop Ills Cast Iron Health Hinders Return
Rapid City dispatch reports Major General Woop, former candidate for president and governor of the Philippines, very ill at the Summer White House. He arrived back in the U S for vacation broken by two accidents and a major operation. aides say a September return voyage to the Philippines is planned, though observers question the strength of his health.
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Woop
White House
Rapid Gity
S. D
N. SJ
Black Hills
Maj
Povernoy
Philippines
Reneral
B. Y. Read
General Wood
Casey Nines Here Sunday Fast Tilt Promised Fans
The Casey diamond artists meet the fast local nine at Sunnyside field Sunday afternoon at 8 o clock. A stiff game is promised by the Casey Irish who have a speedy aggregation for years and will furnish the locals with a contest. The Atlantic team may be out of shape due to a heavy schedule in the city league the past week. Kivatin Jain Cole will likely appear in the local lineup for the first time this weekend.
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Casey Diamond
Sunnyside Field
Herve
Casey Irish
Aly
Atlantic
Kivatin Jain. Cole
Straw Hat Saves Man From Injury in Des Moines
Des Moines reports a man escaped serious injury when a straw hat diverted a window frame falling from a seventh floor building. The hat was driven into the man as he walked past, taking the impact and preventing greater harm.
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Des Moines
Angelus
Four Hawks to Compete in AAU Junior Championships
IOWA CITY June 24. Five four members of the University of Iowa freshman track squad will compete in the National AAU junior championships at Lincoln Neb July 1. The Hawks names include Selwyn Horangff of Michigan City Ind and Horkee Brinker of Hollys wood Cal sprinters Joe Gunn of Simix City and Charles Wilmoth of Abingdon Hb half milers. They will not run under town corporates.
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Iowa City
Les
University of Iowa
Lincoln
Neb
Selwyn Horangff
Michigan City
Jind
Horkee Brinker
Hollyswood
Cal
Joe Gunn
Simix City
Charles Wilmoth
Abingdon
Hughes to Speak Ames. Chamber Dinner Honors State Leader
Dr. Raymond M. Hughes new president of Iowa State College will be principal speaker at a Chamber of Commerce dinner in Ames. He is in town preparing to wind up affairs at Miami University, Oxford Ohio. Dinner is in his honor. Want Ads bring results.
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Ames
Duna
N. S
Raymond M. Hughes
Iiona State College
Miami University
Oxford
Chamber of Commerce
Jail for murder of her daughter in Rogers City
Mrs Richard Arnott was jailed in Rogers City Mich charged with murdering her daughter Florence Riyoux 21 whose crushed head was found on a lonely road near the city May The inquest heard a car with a man and four women near the scene and Arnott was alleged to be in the car Her case was set for July 14 while the stepfather faced a related charge and served a sentence for carrying aValed weapons which was described as ending soon.
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Rogers City
Mich
LN. S
Richard Arnott
Florence Riyoux
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