Roberts Again as Witness in Liquor Hearing
James P. Roberts the prohibition supervisor testified at a United States district court hearing before Commissioner Hayes after a prolonged effort to compel his appearance. Key evidence concerned a Lake Strydom search for liquor and access to the forepeak, with arguments to determine impartiality and witness credibility.
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United States
Hayes
James P. Roberts
Prohibition
Federal
Mack
Commissioner Hayes
Roberts
Strydman
United States District Court
Billington
Morse Under Surveillance by Justice Department Operatives
In Bath Maine six men believed to be Justice Department operatives were served with notices demanding they stop surveilling Charles W. Morse. Morse, on bond, said the ongoing surveillance is unnecessary and annoying. Also mentioned is Elizabeth Eyre praised for her role selecting photographic tid-bits as a motion picture extra.
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Mare Ellington
Boatswain Young
Herbert Callahan
Hayes
Bath
Department of Justice
Charles W. Morse
Elizabeth Eyre
Screen Gossip on Eddie Sutherland New Leading Man
Eddie Sutherland represents a new generation of leading men. A Boston native, he began on stage in Lynn stock, then musical comedy and vaudeville, before film and a World War I aviator stint. His recent pictures include Everything for Sale Nancy from Nowhere Second-hand Rose and The Ordeal.
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Eddie Sutherland
Mr. Sutherland
Boston
Lynn Stock Company
Julie
Blanche
Frances Ring
Thomas Meighan
Eddie
May McAvoy
Nancy From
Bebe Daniels
Rose
Gladys Walton
Agnes Ayres
Governor warns of coal prices rising without urgent action
Massachusetts Governor Cox urged Congress to secure coal supply for winter, blaming self inflicted quarrels in both anthracite and bituminous sectors. He warned of prohibitive prices, supply shortages for households, and called for government intervention if arbitration fails to resolve the dispute between capital and labor.
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Cox
Massachusetts
Congress
Bay State
Pennsylvania
Hultman
New England
Neilan Begins Goldwyn Run With The Stranger's Banquet
Marshall Neilan will produce under a new Goldwyn contract the film version of Donn Byrne's novel The Stranger's Banquet, marking his first project under the deal.
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Marshall Neilan
Goldwyn
Donn Byrne
Chicago eyes return as motion picture center
Chicago reenters film scene with a new company to revive production at Essanay and Selig era roots. Helen Gibson will star in a series of two reel pictures performing stunts that made her famous in earlier serial days. Gibson, formerly Mrs Hoot Gibson, has been inactive in film recently.
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Chicago
Windy City
Helen Gibson
Miss Gibson
Hoot Gibson
Universal
Jack Holt Heads East to Begin New Work
Jack Holt will travel east to start his forthcoming assignment, marking a new chapter in his career. Details of the location and project remain to be announced.
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Jack Holt
Paramount Studio Debuts Holt In New York Production
Paramount picture Making a Man to be filmed at Long Island Fa mous Plawyers-lasky Company studios. This marks the first time Mr Holt will make a picture in the East after all prior work was done in Hollywood.
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Paramount Picture
Long Island
Plawyers-lasky Company
Mr. Holt
Hollywood Studios
Lytell Brothers Visit New York Stage Show
Bert Lytell travels to New York with brother Wilfred Lytell who co stars with Marjorie Rambeau in The Goldfish. Lionel Barrymore signs with Cosmopolitan Pictures to play Blackie Dawson in The Face in the Fog. Joseph Hergesheimer writes an original story for Richard Barthelmess forthcoming Inspiration production. Barthelmess' Telable David was from Hergesheimer.
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Bert Lytell
New York
Wilfred Lytell
Marjorie Rambeau
Lionel Barrymore
Cosmopolitan Pictures
Blackie Dawson
Joseph Hergesheimer
Richard Barthelmess
Mr. Barthelmess
Tel
Western locations lure Minter and Moore for The Cowboy and the Lady
Mary Miles Minter and Tom Moore are on location in Wyoming filming scenes for Paramount's The Cowboy and the Lady. The pair works amid the wild West setting as production continues.
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Mary Miles Minter
Tom Moore
The
Wild and
Woolly West
Wyoming
Paramount
Lady
Guerin sisters at Metro studios in Hollywood film
Ann and May-Bruce Guerin perform with Viola Dana at the Metro studios in Hollywood in Page Tim O'Shen. Lucille Ricksen appears at Goldwyn Studios in Culver City California for the same production.
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Ann and
May
Bruce Guerin
Metro Studios
Hollywood
Viola Dana
Tim O’shen
Lucille Ricksen
Goldwyn Studios
Culver City
Calif
Thorn in The Yellow Stain stars and Fox changes plans
B Claire Anderson is Thorn in The Yellow Stain with John Gilbert and Claire Adams joins Fox. Betty Ann Sylvia Breamer has married and divorced and acted with Cullen Landis in The Man with Two Mothers. Dave M Johnnie Walker completes Robertson Cole star vehicle. Harry Myers fails in Ivanhoe as Universal reworks plans. PRUNELLA HALL of The Boston Post addresses questions.
Second Salzo Quadruplet Dies in New Haven
The second of the Salzo quadruplets died in New Haven as two brothers remain ill with measles. James died early today from pneumonia after measles, Angelina had died Saturday. The quadruplets, born 14 months ago, drew thousands of visitors in earlier months.
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New Haven
Conn
Salzo
James
Angelina
Little Walks About Boston by William Justin Mann
Biographical sketch of William Cullen Bryant tracing synergies from Great Barrington to New York. Sedgwick family introductions lead to New York literary circles, Cooper and Morse contacts, editorships at the New York Review and the New York Evening Post, and a 50 year career. His craft emphasized careful prose and enduring verse with noted lines such as Truth crushed to earth shall rise again.
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William Justin Mann
Great Barrington
Bryant
Sedgwick
Stockbridge
New York
Henry
Robert Sedgwick
J. Fenimore Cooper
S. F. B. Morse
New York Review
New Literary Gazette
Boston
The
New York Evening Post
Collision at Graves Light Between Jethoo and Nevadan
In dense fog yesterday morning outside Graves Light the Norwegian steamer Jethoo and the American steamer Nevadan scraped lightly while waiting for pilots. Damage described as very slight as both ships were nearly stationary.
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Jethoo
Graves Light
Volunteers 10 Continue Drive at Sunshine Auction
Alfred J. Names of Dorchester an amateur Houdini will attempt to escape handcuffs and a straight jacket while hanging by his toes from the Parkman bandstand. The stunt is part of the Sunshine auction of the Volunteers of America to support their open air camp for mothers and children. Yesterday's auction drew large crowds as City Councillor Ford led appeals and auctioneer June Castleton sold dolls and cookies to aid the campaign.
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Alfred J. Names
Dorchester
Poston Common
Volunteers of America
Bridgewater
Francis J. W. Ford
Sunshine Bakeries
Dan Caswell
Curley
O'Connor
James J. Mullen
General Cole
Mabel Gillespie
Women's Trade Union League
Postpone Probe of Water Tax Scandal
The Finance Commission postponed opening inquiry into irregularities in the city's Water Division Income Branch after a conference focused on Province street widening. Judge Michael H. Sullivan said the delay will last until a report from expert accountants is obtained. The commission plans to file findings next week for the City Council hearing at City Hall.
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Province Street
Finance Commission
Michael H. Sullivan
Rupert S. Carven
Income Branch
City Hall
Cataldo Held for Jury on Worthless Stock Charge
Gontrand Cataldo head of the former National Realty Trust was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of larceny nearly $50,000 from selling worthless stock. Thirty witnesses prepared to testify, but only ten appeared. Spectators showed hostility, requiring special police guards for the prisoner.
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Springfield
Gontrand Cataldo
National Realty Trust
Atock
Cataldo
Simply a Matter of Love by Katherine Haviland Taylor
A lighthearted tale about a girl who loves children, presented as a complete story in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Katherine Haviland Taylor
Boston Sunday Post
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