Moylan Buried with Military Honors in Calvary Cemetery
The body of Lawrence J. Moylan, longtime Boston wool industry figure and World War veteran, was buried with military honors in Old Calvary Cemetery. A solemn high mass of requiem was led by Rev. Paul J. Watters with several priests assisting, and a delegation from All-Dorchester Post attended the services.
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Lawrence J. Moylan
Boston
Old Calvary Cemetery
All-Dorchester Post
A. L
Paul J. Watters
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
David B. Watters
St. John’s Church
Roxbury
Itinerant Artist Arrested in Paintings Theft Case
Edward Valentic, an itinerant artist from Boston, was arrested in New York at the request of Baltimore police for allegedly stealing four paintings valued at 10000 dollars from Nathan D. Smith of Baltimore. The works include two woodland scenes by Diaz Barbizon, a landscape by John Constable, and a sunset by George Innes.
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New York
Edward Irvin Valentic
Boston
Baltimore
Nathan D. Smith
Diaz
Barbizon
John 8
Constable
George Innes
Valentic
West Sixteenth Street
Smith
House Tariff Policy Accepted By Senate Finance Republicans
Washington August 11 Republicans on the Senate finance committee accepted a policy to base tariff duties on American valuations of imported merchandise. Details were not finalized and moved to tomorrow with an informal discussion among Republican members of the House Ways and Means Committee to align with the Senate action. Democratic members protested on the Senate floor led by Senator Simmons and Senator King.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Finance Committee
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
King
Utah
Screen Gossip Pat O Malley Joins Early Motion Picture Troupe
Pat O Malley one of twelve O Malley siblings rose from tightrope to film work in Florida with the Rubin Company. He played a policeman in his first role and later appeared in The King of the Wire and The Red God of Humanity. He also acted opposite Shirley Mason and Madge Blooming Angel. He married Eileen and has a daughter in pictures.
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Pat O'Malley
Shirley Mason
Aoki
Madgé Blooming Angel
Sher
Fru
Eileen
Call of Youth From Samuel Goldwyn Encourages New Talent
Samuel Goldwyn, prominent producer, urges the younger generation to enter film. He says there is room for new blood and that now is a better opportunity for real talent to break into pictures.
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Samuel Goldwyn
New Blood
Young
Arbuckle Starred Comedy and Eva Tanguay in LA Picture
Roscoe Arbuckle’s latest Paramount comedy titled Flysight Prepaid is planned with Eva Tanguay of T Dont Care fame possibly joining in Los Angeles. Betty Carpentry, who completed a role in the Paramount production Uxperience, announces her marriage to a New York businessman.
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Roscoe Arbuckle
Paramount
Eva Tanguay
Los Angeles
Betty Carpentry
Uxperience
New York
First Trimble-Muffin film The Silent Call set for release
The first in a Trimble-Muffin series to be released by Associated Producers Inc titled The Silent Call stars a highly intelligent dachshund dog and features John Bowers Katherine McGuire and William Mong in the cast.
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Trimble-Muffin Productions
Associated Producers, Inc
Dlice
John Bowers
Katherine McGuire
Wiliam Vi Mong
Notable Film Stars and Cast Shuffles Mentioned in Gossip Arc
The item lists Marian DeBeck, Doug las MacLean, Wallace Field, Lucien Littlefield, Betty Jane Douglas MacLean, Eugene O'Brien, William Scott, Gladys Brockwell, Jack Holt, Ruth Renick, Lefty Flynn, Gertrude Olmstead, Roscoe Arbuckle, and Prunella Won bos in various talk of stage and screen roles. It notes marriages bachelor status and Paramount links with a casual gossip tone.
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Marian DeBeck
Douglas MacLean
Bostoen
Jack Richardson
Tyler Hellis
Lucien Littlefield
Jimmy Rodman
Wallace Field
Betty Jane
Douglas
MacLean
Eugene O'Brien
William Scott
Gladys Brockwell
Fox Star
Maine
Heddy
Nova
Jack Holt
Ruth Renick
Sylvia
Lefty
Flynn
Alexis
William Russell
Gertrude Olmstead
Billy
Harriett Hammy
Paramount
Roscoe Arbuckle
Prunella
Bos
Bordon Post
Hub men buy steamer line in New York purchase
Control of the United States Mail Steamship Company moved today from Francis Mayer and Charles Mayer to Malcolm Chase and Alexander Smith. The sale, seen as the first step in a reorganization, could lead to reclaiming the nine ships seized by the Shipping Board and may end related litigation.
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New York
United States Mail’ Steamship Company
Francis FR. Mayer
Charles Mayer
Malcolm ‘Chase
Old Colony Trust Company
Boston
Alexander Smith
of Hotaling & Company
Chicago
Shipping Board
Messrs
Chase
Smith
Steamship Company
Mayer
U S foreign trade faced amid debt cancellations debate
Governor Strong of the New York Federal Reserve told a joint congressional commission that American producers may push for cancellation of interest on allied debts. He warned that extending more credits to foreign buyers would not help and that foreign exchange, influenced by German reparations, worsens exporters' challenges.
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Washington
United States
Governor Strong
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Beer Bill Hits Snag in House Conference Action
Washington August 11. Efforts to send the anti beer bill to conference failed as Rep Wolstead could not cite a provision showing its applicability to Hawaii and the Virgin Islands. Speaker Gillett sustained a point of order that the House must pass on Senate amendments to extend the act to those islands.
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Washington
House
Wolstead
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Gillett
Representative Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
Judge Lenient With Bank Clerk Who Stole
John J Callahan a bond clerk at Importers’ and Traders’ National Bank Manhattan pleaded guilty to misappropriating 15650 of bank funds. Judge Sheppard sentenced him to one day in custody and a 500 dollar fine paid by friends. awaiting release in the afternoon.
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New York
United States
McCarthy
Sheppard
Federal District Court
John J. Callahan
National Bank
Broadway
Manhattan
Friends of Callahan
Mary Garden Reveals Love Lives Of Opera Heroines
The famed soprano Mary Garden discusses Salome Thais and Marguerite in the September McCall's, detailing the storied passion behind the roles she has so vividly portrayed. McCall's fashion issue also highlights style supremacy for September.
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Mary Garden
Salome
Thais
Marguerite
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