TAY PAY TO TALK ABOUT FILM WORK
T. P. O'Connor, M. P., will be guest of honor at a complimentary dinner tonight at the Copiey Plaza Hotel. The event is hosted by the National Association of the Motion Picture Industry and the Motion Picture Exhibitors' League of America.
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T. P. O'Connor
M. P
Copiey Plaza Hotel
Theational Association of the Motion Picture Industry
The
Motion Picture Exhibitors’ League of America
eminent statesman to speak on film censorship at Boston gathering
Nearly 400 members of the Motion Picture Exhibitors League and allied bodies attend a discourse by a renowned statesman on British Isles film censorship. The event caps conventions, with over 100 film luminaries including Elsie Ferguson and Marguerite Snow arriving by special cars.
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British Isles
England
Motion Picture Exhibitors’ League of America
Elsie Ferguson
Alice Brady
Billie Burke
Marguerite Clark
Jewel Carmon
Fox Forces
Violet Mercereau
Anita Stewart
Marguerite Snow
King Baggot
Harry Morey
Edward Earle
Betty Blythe
Agnes Ayres
Billy Rhodes
Billy West
Boston
Pan Germans misread Middle Europe trade hopes
Amsterdam July 17 Pan German advocates for economic independence face a warning from Philip Heineken director of the North German Lloyd Steamship Company Heineken argues against relying on Mittel Europa as a universal fix noting sea ports like Bremen and Hamburg would feel the impact and cites Vienna's model of resuming trade with all nations as a prudent approach The piece appears in the Deutsche Stimmen periodical.
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Amsterdam
Philip Heineken
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Deutsche Stimmen
Bremen
Hamburg
Berlin
Heineken
Mittel-Europa
Middle Europe
Vienna
German Alien Arrested For Missing Residence Notice
Willy Gertig, an alien enemy and boiler maker, failed to notify United States Marshal Mitchell of his move from East Boston to Cambridge. He was arrested by a federal officer and moved to the East Cambridge jail, with internment possible for the remainder of the war under alien enemy regulations.
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Willy Gertig
United States
Mitchell
East Boston
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Gertig
O’Leary Brothers Clash in Federal Court Trial
Testimony from Daniel O’Leary in New York Federal Court describes Jeremiah A. and John J. O’Leary as discordant. John stands accused of aiding Jeremiah to escape custody before his sedition trial for publishing alleged seditious articles.
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New York
O'Leary Brothers
Jeremiah A
John J
Daniel O’leary
Federal Court
John
Jeremiah
Father condemns political involvement and recalls life
The father said he struggled to secure an agreement and disapproved of Jeremiah’s Sinn Fein activities while urging focus on law business. The defendant testified about his life from birth in Glens Falls New York in 39 years and his work history since 1900. He denied any business association with Jeremiah. His examination continues tomorrow.
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Jeremiah
Sinn Fein
Glens Falls
N. Y
New York
Fish Officials on the Stand in Suffolk Grand Jury Probe
Witnesses questioned in the Suffolk grand jury session probe whether the Bay State Fishing Company operates as a monopoly. Testimony from E P Rand lett, W R Whittemore, John E Winnerberg, and Maurice P Shaw was not made public. Directors of the Fourth Atlantic National Bank were summoned to testify about Bay State operations.
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Suffolk Grand Jury
Bay State Fishing Company
E. P. Randlett
F. BE. Harding & Co
W. R. Whittemore
Merchants’ Bank
John E. Winnerberg
J. Adams & Co
Boston Fish Pier Company
Maurice P. Shaw
New England Fish Exchange
Fourth Atlantic National Bank
Bay State Company
Two Electric Cars Collide Injuring Fourteen in Maine
In Skowhegan Maine a passenger car and a work car on the Somerset traction line collided near Lakewood injuring fourteen. Motormen Reuel Copp and Elmer G Garnier both from Skowhegan were seriously hurt and perhaps fatally. Samuel Palmer of Portland was slightly injured along with Conductor Isaac Wheeler and others.
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Skowhegan
Somerset
Lakewood
Reuel Copp
Elmer G. Garnier
Samuel Palmer
Portland
Isaac Wheeler
A. L. Nutting
Louis Gornier
Price Fixing Plan For Dry Goods Proposed By National Group
In New York on July 17 the National Wholesale Dry Goods Association approved forming a seven member committee to consult with the War Industries Board and craft a price fixing program. The panel will set suggested prices for jobbers to maintain in step with manufacturers. Speakers said government aims to tax not curb profits and seeks uniform pricing on cotton goods and related items.
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National Wholesale Dry Goods Association
War Industries Board
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