Country girls praised as real and natural in Goldwyn scout
A Goldwyn Pictures scout, Miss Fernandez, travels through New England evaluating country and city girls for film potential. She contrasts wholesome country fashions with city trends, praising natural dress and behavior while critiquing imitation fashion and overexposure at beaches and resorts.
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Miss Fernandez
Freedom
New Hampshire
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
Wolfeboro Mills
Wolfeboro
N. H
Bijou Fernandez
Wolfeboro, N. H
Fernandez to scout new faces in New Hampshire towns
Miss Fernandez plans a talent search tour from Centre Harbor to Meredith The Weirs Lakeport and Laconia seeking potential screen hopefuls not established stars She will evaluate both women and men along the route before heading to Concord for additional scouting.
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Centre Ossipee
Ossipee
Carroll Inn
Miss Fernandez
Gward
Moving Picture
Portland
Scout itineraries across New Hampshire towns outlined
Centre Harbor Meredith Lake port and The Weirs this morning. Laconia Tilton Franklin Gerrish Boscawen Penacook West Concord and Concord this afternoon. The Goldwyn scout should arrive in Concord about four o'clock. Saturday Miss Fernandez will scout in Manchester Pembroke Suncook Reeds Ferry Merrimac and Nashua. She plans to scout in Manchester between 11 and 1 and in Nashua in the early afternoon.
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Centre Harbor
Meredith
Lakeport
Weirs
Laconia
Tilton
Franklin
Gerrish
Boscawen
Penacook
West Concord
Concord
Goldwyn
Fernandez
Manchester
Pembroke
Suncook
Reeds Ferry
Merrimac
Nashua
Judge Orders Sleep in Stable for Horse Cruelty
Judge Thomas P. Riley sentences Raymond W. Putnam of Wakefield to two nights of sleeping in a stable for cruelty to a horse. Wakefield police doubt the punishment will be carried out, while the judge vows to pursue the matter with the police chief.
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Wakefield Police
Thomas P. Riley
Malden
Raymond W. Putnam
Wakefield
Riley
Cork Republicans Seize Limerick and Surround Kilmallock
In Cork the Republicans report full control with headquarters moved to Clonmel from Limerick. They claim heavy fighting in Limerick city, Caher-Cowlish barracks captured, General Hayes and Connell plus five staff taken prisoner, a Free State convoy attacked, and a brigadier captured. Kilmallock is reported surrounded. Breen calls Free State to join Republicans and end fighting.
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Cork
Associated Press
Clonmel
Limerick
Limerick City
Caher-Cowlish
County Limerick
Hayes
Connell
Calway City
Collins Appointed Army Commander-in-Chief
Dublin July 13 AP Michael Collins named commander in chief of the Irish National Army with Richard Mulcahy and General Owen O Duffy forming a war council to direct operations across the country Mulcahy named chief of staff Mulcahy also serves as defence minister and is described as the country s ablest strategist
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Dublin
Associated Press
Michael Collins
Irish National Army
Collins
Richard Mulcahy
Owen O'Duffy
Mulcahy
Irish Forces
Free State
Defence
Hotel men urged against postwar pacifism by General Edwards
Major General Clarence R. Edwards warned hotel men of America against postwar pacifism in a brief speech delivered yesterday afternoon at Swampscott. The event was hosted by E. R. Grabow, proprietor of the New Ocean House, drawing area hotel representatives.
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Clarence R. Edwards
Hotel Men of
America
E. R. Grabow
Ocean House
Swampscott
General urges training to prevent war and protect home front
A wartime general criticizes pacifist talks claiming they breed fear and false doctrine. He argues only youth training can avert future sacrifice, citing 500000 WWI casualties. Delegates and wives toured North Shore, Belmont Spring Golf Club, and Hotel Magnolia with a Plymouth luncheon and clambake planned.
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Simerson
America
North Shore
Belmont Spring Golf Club
James Wood
Association
Hotel Magnolia
Chateau la Franche
Plymouth
Boston
Canada
West
South
New England
Sears Roebuck to Close Shoes Factories in Springvale
The Sears Roebuck Company announced the closure of its two shoe factories in Springvale Me employing about 1000 workers. A mass meeting formed a labor union after the discharge of two men. Forty eight workers had walked out, and four strikers were jailed on $1000 bail for assault on James Delise, foreman.
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Springvale
Sears-Roebuck Company
James Delise
Boston
Heat Prostrations Reported In City Areas
Three individuals collapsed due to heat yesterday. Joseph Rosenberg age 20 of 94 Arlington Chelsea was taken to Haymarket Hospital after collapsing on Boston Common. Martin O’Brien of 757 Centre Jamaica Plain collapsed before City Hospital. Clarence G. Miller age 45 of Third Cliff Scituate collapsed at 105 Federal Street near Haymarket.
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Joseph Rosenberg
Arlington Street
Chelsea
Boston Common
Haymarket Square
Martin O’brien
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Kneeland Street
City Hospital
Clarence G. Miller
Third Cliff
Scituate
Federal Street
Thunderstorms Cause Fatalities and Car Fire in New England
Heavy thunder storms in Boston and Newburyport caused one death and many injuries with thousands of dollars in property damage. A street car struck by lightning in Newburyport burst into flames but quick crew action saved lives and prevented a larger toll.
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Mercury
Boston
Newburyport
James Palozie
Weymouth
Thompsonville
Conn
Hillside Avenue
Haverhill
Antonio Labada
Natick Common
Boston & Worcester
Salisbury Beach
Amesbury
Storm Sparks Devastation Across New England coast
A massive electrical storm struck Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts causing multiple house fires and extensive damage. Farm houses in Kittery York Village and Wells burned or were struck by lightning. Widespread outages left telephones and streetcar lines dark and delayed transport as towns faced flooding and debris.
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Kittery
York Village
John R. McIntyre
Wells
George
Ilton
Greater
Boston
Haverhill
Portsmouth Navy Yard
U. S. Navy
E. H. Brownell
Charles Perkins
Samuel Langdon
Portsmouth
Rosemary Junction
McIntyre
New England
Garrison
Maine
George Tilton
Wells Beach
Garvin Smith
Bald Hill
York
Ruth still a threat as pitchers avoid easy pitches
Babe Ruth remains dangerous at the plate with quick Dodgers pitchers unwilling to grooved balls for him. Analysts note Ruth’s batting eye stays sharp and opponents adjust to his power, limiting easy offerings.
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Babe Ruth
Lodge urges government control of coal amid strike crisis
Senator Lodge will advise President Harding that Republicans favor drastic action to take over coal mines if miners and operators reject the settlement plan. He warns New England faces a coal famine, with stocks depleted and winter approaching. The GOP seeks swift action as railroad and coal strikes worsen.
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Washington
Lodge
White House
Harding
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Congress
New England
Tidewater
Rail Strike Breakers Threaten Pickets at New Haven Scene
New Haven management says rail service remains normal despite national strikes while reports from Chicago loom. Strike breakers at Billerica shops are said to be involved in a clash with townspeople and police. Boilermakers and sheet metal workers report no hires since the strike order.
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Boston
New Haven
System Federation
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Railway Department
A. F
Hooper
Labor Board
South Terminal
Billerica
American House
Boston & Maine System
Boston & Maine
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Lake Winnepesaukee
Standish
East Limington
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Cornish
Kezar Falls
Porter
Ritz
Goldwyn Corpn
New Britain
A. C. Gilbert Co
Lewis Electrical Supply Co
Federal ST
Polar Cub
Sloan
Gen. Edwards
BIG Firm
Sears - Roebuck
P. Meee
A. Mies
P. Mheee
S P. Mhe
A. Meese
Lars
Bolt
Rages
Greater Boston
Nahant Road
Lynn
Herman C. Rausch
Wildwood Street
Mattapan
Benjamin Chainey
Fenno Street
Natick
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
South Natick
Tou Brown Estate
South Matick
Frank Walker
Sarah E. Boulter
Wallace Hutchins
Joseph Emery
Wellesley
John Crane
Howe Street
Portmouth
Storey Avenue
Turkey Hill Road
Hugh Kelleher
Edward Perkins
Merrimack Street
Stanislas Rainville
Geneva
Importers Branch, Ltd
Washington ST
Blackstone ST
Robert L. Norton
New Haven Management
Havily
Foldes
NAVY
BOY Scout
Adams Square
Axe
Athletic
U.S. A
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