Luke E Shields Not Ejected By A A R J R
Luke E Shields a member of the speakers bureau for the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic is not the Mr Shields named in a Post story about ejections from the association’s State headquarters in the American House. Shields has long supported Irish independence and has spoken for a republic in Ireland. He has not been involved in any disruptive action, though a man misidentified as him was cited in the report. The incident occurred Monday at the American House when several speakers were ordered to leave.
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Luke E. Shields
American Association For the Recognition of the
Shields
Ireland
Haseen
Mr. Shields
Speakers’ Bureau
Hamed
Luke FE. Shields
Millions Suffer Weak Eyes Told to Try Bon-Opto Remedy
An advertisement urges readers to test for weak eyesight and promotes Bon-Opto tablets as a safe home remedy. It claims many users were helped, with testimony of improved reading clarity and reduced watering, and advises dissolving a tablet in water to bathe the eyes daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Fake label factory raid reveals counterfeits and stamps
Federal agents seized contraband stamps labels and tickets from a plant owned by Jonas Hecht and engraver Alfonso de Santos. De Santos admitted printing plates for counterfeit strip stamps while claiming a customer network. the operation allegedly produced 3500 sets per week and flooded New England with counterfeit revenue stamps.
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Boston
New England
Hecht
Secret Service
McKenna
Post
de Santos
Counterfeit Lottery Tickets Tangle Federal Raid
Federal agents raided J Hecht Company printers seizing plates and files for lottery tickets printed largely in French. The operation allegedly sold tickets for two dollars with prizes from thirty thousand to three hundred twenty. signatures listed include A G Monett and N L Flurs. Arrests followed at 6 Margaret Street North Ind with reports of tax paid stamp packages.
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Secret Service
Massachusetts
A. G. Monett
N. L. Flurs
de Santos
Margaret Street
North
Ind
Hecht
Hewits
Internal Revenue
J. Hecht Company, Printers
Federal agents dismantle counterfeiting ring and seize stamps
Federal officers report a major counterfeiting operation uncovered after a wide search of premises. Stamps labels and tickets were found in stores and closets as the group prepared to fend off inquisitive authorities. Hecht and De Santos remain in custody at East Cambridge jail after failing to post bail. They are charged with forging and circulating United States obligations. A $5000 reward offered by Gordon's dry gun manufacturers for a plate of their label in counterfeit hands may apply to involved agents, though government status could bar acceptance.
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Owen P. McKenna
United States Secret Service Bureau
A. L. McCormick
Jonas Hecht
Wall Street
Alphonso de Santos
Margaret Street
Federal Building
Hecht
de Santos
Hayes
United States
Secret Service
Federal Reserve
Duane
East Cambridge
Gordon
Lill
McNulty
Rogers
Prohibition
Screen Gossip Dancer Geraldina’s Rise to Fame
Goraldina, once a San Francisco hotel manicurist, saved 2800 to study in Spain where she became Barcelona’s premier danseuse. She then dazzled America introducing Hawaii’s native dances as the creator of the hula hula. Now a Metro star, her show Passion Fruit plays at the Modern and Beacon theatres this week. She lives in a Hollywood bungalow with her mother and husband, who manages her business.
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Goraldina
San Francisco
Spain
Barcelona
Geraldina
America
Hawaii
Metro
Modern
Beacon Theatres
Hollywood
Rod La Rocque Stars in Thy Name Is Woman Soldier Role
Rod La Rocque, noted film star and former stage partner of Alice Brady in Anna Ascends, now plays a soldier opposite Mary Nash in Thy Name Is Woman. His latest screen appearance was Paying the Piper with Dorothy Dickson.
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Rod la Rocque
Alice Brady
Anna Ascends
Mary Nash
Dorothy Dickson
Tom Gallery Leads In Films With Viola Dana In Home Stuff
Tom Gallery husband of Zasu Pitts and former press agent appears as a regular leading man in films. He will play opposite Viola Dana in the picture Home Stuff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gallery
Zasu Pitts
Viola Dana
Answers to questions on film stars and personal notices
Extracts list marriages, roles, and noted appearances for several actors including Clarine Seymour, Gladys Walton, Marguerite Clark, Helen Hayes, and W. S. Hart. It mentions addresses in Universal City and Los Angeles, plus brief biographical notes on unrecorded marriages and stage engagements. The item ends with a fashion aside describing a silver net frock with black and emerald accessory tones.
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B. B
Clarine Seymour
Hazel McC
Gladys Walton
Universal City
Cal
Tomix
Shirley Mason
Fox Film Corporation
Western Avenue
Los Angeles
Marguerite Clark
Yvifth Avenue
New York City
Liss
Ralph Kellard
Jim
Ann May
Charles Ray
Woonsocket
Helen Hayes
New York
Wheeler Oakman
Bill’ Ballard
David Torrence
Elden Parr
Brockton
Ward Crane
Constancy Binney
Mit
John Pialoglou
Constance Talmadge
F. W
Mattapan
W. S. Hart
W. S. Hart Studios
Holywood
Portsmouth
N. H
Charles West
Jimmy Munroe
William Conklin
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertisement Health Claims
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood and digestive tonic aiding digestion, appetite, and nourishment. It claims to purify and enrich blood, combat catarrh scrofula rheumatism and fatigue, and address fevers and influenza. Hood's Pills are offered as a gentle or active laxative.
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Loterie Company
Rochester
Whitman
W. C
Summer Street
Jordan Marsh
Doraldina
Raymond
Suiler
Nashua
Bates
Hope Brand
Taunton
Columbia
Berkeley
Amoskeag A. C. A
Peesey
Barnsley
Linen West
Stevens All Linen West
Weer
Mans
California
Clark’s O. N. T
Willimantic
Georgette
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