Second Educational Graphic Arts Exhibition Opens Today
The Mechanics Hall doors open at 1 p.m. for the Second Educational Graphic Arts Exhibition with features on printing education. Governor Cox, Mayor Curley, and Cambridge Mayor Edward W. Quinn give welcome addresses. Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Ellen Duane Davis speak as E. W. Calkins of the Boston Club of Printing House Craftsmen calls the convention to order. Nearly 200 exhibitors from around the world display works as the International Association of Printing House Craftsmen holds its third annual convention. Delegates arrive and attendance promises to exceed prior gatherings.
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Mechanics Hall
Cox
Curley
Edward W. Quinn
Cambridge
E. W. Calkins
Boston Club of
Printing House Craftsmen
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Ellen Duane Davis
Benjamin Franklin
Mechanics Building
International Association of Printing House Craftsmen
Fall Underwear Clearout at R. H. Stearns Co
R. H. Stearns Co offers price reductions on glove silk garments to clear stock for fall. 762 glove silk garments cut to $1.50 each, 613 glove silk vests reduced from $2.50, and 149 glove silk bloomers priced at $3.50 each.
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Valley Home Wrecked by Boiler Explosion
A Valley home suffered a boiler explosion causing a violent blast that hurled a gas range across the room and shattered the water tank. Debris and structural damage were evident as rescuers assessed the scene.
Family of Labor Attorney Spotted in Falmouth Summer Home
Readable portion notes a labor attorney and their family at a summer residence in Falmouth. Details about duration, visiting company, or events remain unclear in the fragment.
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Falmouth
Gas Fills House After Overnight Explosion
Neighbors woke to an early morning blast as a gas explosion broke pipes and filled a house with gas. Ten year old Frederick Brooks raced across the street to help. Edwin L. Stone alerted fire and police, who shut off the gas main. Authorities say a heater under a hot water tank was lit and left on, vaporizing water and causing tank rupture.
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Frederick Brooks
Edwin L. Stone
Vahey
Watertown
Brown squad to report for camp at Quonset Point
Brown football coach Dr Frederick W Marvel announced 34 veterans received notices headed by Captain Mianese Gulian of Newton Mass to report September 18 in Providence R I for two weeks of preliminary training at Quonset Point.
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BROWN
Providence
R. I
Mianese Gulian
Newton
Mass
Ist
Frederick W. Marvel
Quonset Point
Just Tony Takes Lead as Tom Mix’s Famed Horse
Screen gossip notes Tony the horse is nearly as famous as Tom Mix and has starred in nearly every Mix film. William Fox bought rights to Max Brand’s Alcatraz and renamed it Just Tony, with Tony taking top billing.
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Tom Mix
Tony
Tom
William Fox
Max Brand
Alcatraz
Neilan Performs Fake Movie Wedding After Real Ceremonies
Pete Smith wires from the Coast praising Marshall Neilan for arranging real life marriages between Marilyn Miller and Jack Pickford and later staging a film wedding for Margaret Loomis and Thomas Holding in The Strangers Banquet at the Goldwyn studio. Neilan says audiences will see the same actor who married Marilyn and Jack perform a similar ceremony on screen when The Strangers Banquet released.
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Pete Smith
Marshall Neilan
Neal Dodd
Marilyn Miller
Jack Pickford
Neilan
Goldwyn Studio
Margaret Loomis
Thomas Holding
Wired
Pete
Marilyn
Jack
Phyllis Haver to Star Opposite Buster Keaton in New Comedy
Phyllis Haver has been chosen to play opposite Buster Keaton in his forthcoming First National comedy. Ben Turpin is noted as the leading man in the project.
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Phyllis Haver
Ben Turpin
Buster Keaton
Roy Barnes Sign With Cosmopolitan for Adam and Eve
T. Roy Barnes, after three years on the Pacific coast, returns to sign a contract with Cosmopolitan Productions to star in Adam and Eva alongside Marion Davies. Barnes, a Broadway favorite in musical comedy, has appeared in Katinka and most recently Paramount's The Old Homestead.
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T. Roy Barnes
Pacific Coast
Cosmopollitan Productions
Adam and Eva
Marion Davies
Mr. Barnes
Paramount
Albertina Rasch Plans Debut Film Company
Albertina Rasch, famed dancer, will debut on screen after forming her Vienna producing company. Her first picture heads to the United States this fall. She previously led vaudeville acts on Keith and Orpheum circuits and staged dance recitals in Vienna for American Relief. She received the First Class Order of the Red Cross for aid to Central Europe.
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Albertina Rasch
Europe
Vienna
United States
Keith
Orpheum
Miss Rasch
Central
Order of the Red Cross
Flynn Takes Megaphone for Farnum's Latest Fox Picture
Emmett Flynn, the young director of The Connecticut Yankee at King Arthur's Court, now handles the megaphone for William Farnum’s latest Fox release Without Compromise.
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Emmett Flynn
King Arthur's Court
William Farnum
Fox
Notable Stars Dabble in Culver City and Beyond
A roundup of stars and studios: Boston Helene Chadwick leads at Goldwyn Culver City. Lila Lee with Wallace Reid in The Dictator. Ruth Roland's serials at Hal Roach Culver City. Chaplin and Coogan own LA studios. Rodolph Valentino and Alice Lake in Charred Seas. Gish and Barthelmess in Broken Blossoms. Peggy O Neil and Robert Frazer in Fascination. Katherine MacDonald active at her LA studio. Theda Bara set for Selznick picture at Selznick West Fort Lee. Qs to PRUNELLA HALL Boston Post.
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Boston
Helene Chadwick
Rupert Hughes
Goldwyn
Culver City
Calif
Lila Lee
Wallace Reid
Ruth Roland
Hal Roach
Charles Chaplin
Jackie Coogan
Los Angeles
H. O
Campbello
Metro
Rodolph Valentino
Alice Lake
Lillian Gish
Richard Barthelmess
Griffith
Peggy O'Neil
Robert Frazer
Carrita
Pyramid Studios
Astoria
L. C
Katherine MacDonald
Georgia Arm Girard Streets
Theda Bara
Selznick
West Fort Led
N. J
Prunella Hall
Boston Post
Mass
Two Wills by Northcliffe Spark Newspaper Fight
Sensational reports claim the late Viscount Northcliffe left two wills with one dated shortly before death. A legal battle is expected over control of the Northcliffe newspapers and periodicals with Lloyd George allies rumored to bid for the Times to steer it toward government friendliness.
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London
United News
Viscount Northcliffe
London Times
Northcliffe
Lloyd George
Times
Cambridge Man Drops Dead in East Boston Tunnel
Henry Lambert Horne aged 64 of Inman Street Cambridge collapsed aboard a Cambridge car near Atlantic Avenue station in the East Boston tunnel. He was rushed to Haymarket Relief Station and pronounced dead. He had just returned from a Nova Scotia vacation.
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Cambridge
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Henry Lambert Horne
Inman Street
Haymarket
Horne
Nova Scotia
Foreman at Mead-Morrison Company Dies After Illness
An East Boston foreman at the Mead-Morrison Company dies after a period of heart trouble his family believing the illness caused the death. Gauntlet gloves are described as worn with street dresses in the report.
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Mead-Morrison Company
Boston
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James H. Vahey
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UNION
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Union Institution For Savings
City OF Boston
Tremont Street
E. Boston Tunnel
U.S
Jordan. Marsh Company
Wilton
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Minster
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