Kansas City man dies suddenly in Fall River rooming house
Fred W. Smith of 202 Columbia avenue Kansas City Missouri died suddenly in a Fall River rooming house. He was said to have been formerly part of a tanker crew hired by the New England Oil Refining Company that recently sailed from this port.
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Kansas City
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New England Oil Refining Company
Pauline Garon Joins Paramount Stock Company
Screen star Pauline Garon has joined the Paramount stock company at Lasky studios in Hollywood. Garon rose to prominence on Broadway in Lilies of the Field and has starred in films including Reported Missing with Owen Moore and Sonny with Richard Barthelmess.
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Lasky Studios
Hollywood
Miss Garon
New York
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Sonny
Richard Barthelmess
Nanook of the North pioneer film by Robert Flaherty
The screen owes its debt to Robert J Flaherty for Nanook of the North a novel film depicting Eskimo life He is a Royal Geographical Society fellow and an engineer by trade and has led William MacKenzie expeditions into the Far North for ten years across 800 miles
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Nanook of the North Fur Film Financed by Revillon Freres
Revillon Freres financed the production of Nanook of the North to secure a ship and a supply base for filming. Pathe Brothers released it, with the Capital Theatre in New York first to show the film, and audiences nationwide are enthusiastically receiving it.
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Hope Loring Early Scribbler Wins First Story at Fifteen
Hope Loring who shaped the scenario for Money Money Money starring Katherine MacDonald wrote and sold her first story at age fifteen while in boarding school. She used the romantic pen name Bernaditti Allegretti chosen from candy box covers.
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Hays Calls for Self Censorship in Film Industry
Will Hays told the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce banquet that real evil in pictures must be eliminated at the point of creation. He outlined a threefold industry role to entertain inform and unite people across nations.
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Duke Kahanamoku Visits Mayer Studio To See The Dangerous Age
Duke Kahanamoku the Hawaiian swimmer toured Mayer studio as filming on John M. Stahl’s The Dangerous Age progressed. He met Edith Roberts Lewis Stone Ruth Clifford Cleo Madison and others and impressed them with his personality potentially becoming a film star.
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Silent Screen Stars and Private Lives In Brief
Notes reveal Daddy's Girl King Baggott directs Human Hearts and cites his family. Richard Barthelmess is linked to the film. Constance Talmadge Peach Blossom 23 Wallace Reid 29. Hope Hampton not married and stars The Light in the Dark. Cesare Gravina in God's Country and the Law. Al St John in All Wet and The City Chap. Questions to Prunella Hall Boston Post.
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Wallace Reid
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Man fined for attempting to drive a still to police station
John Concetto of 16 Lowell Street paid 5 in District Court after trying to drive an open car containing a still up to the police station. The still and appendages were confiscated and Concetto was arrested and fined within minutes. Inspector Michael Byron found the still in shadow of the station.
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Doherty seeks big berth in Massachusetts lieutenant governor race
John F. Doherty, former Fall River representative and Boston resident, filed for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. He criticized federal policy toward Massachusetts business, urged a thorough investigation of street railway issues, and urged the party to nominate him to win amid calls for reform.
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Fall River
Boston
Massachusetts
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Papers Out for O'Leary for Lieutenant Governor
Nomination papers were filed for Michael A. O'Leary for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor. O'Leary, former chairman of the Democratic State committee, is expected to win strong support from women voters of the party.
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Michael A
Democratic State Committee
Womer
Dirigible A-4 Completes 1100 Mile Army Flight
The airship A-4 completed the longest Army lighter than air flight from Langley Field Virginia to Scott Field Illinois covering about 1100 miles in 40 hours and 40 minutes with two stops. The balloon will be stationed at Scott Field permanently.
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Vineyard Haven Tablet to Be Unveiled
Elizabeth Downs an 11 year old from North Tisbury will unveil the memorial tablet to World War heroes in Vineyard Haven tomorrow with General Edwards as chief speaker. The event is billed as one of the island's biggest days and is expected to involve most local organizations.
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Constance Elizabeth Downs
North Tisbury
Edwards
Vineyard
Has Big Quota of Relatives for Hillsboro Baby
Hillsboro New Hampshire July 27 The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Strong born in Concord NH last week has more than her quota of grandmothers She has two grandmothers three great grandmothers and one great great grandmother The grandmothers are Mrs Agnes Ford and Mrs Frank R Strong of Concord The great grandmothers are Mrs Martha Runnels and Mrs Annie Ford McKenny of Concord and Mrs Achsah Story of Pittsfield Massachusetts the great great grandmother is Mrs C D White of Wentworth
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Roger Strong
Concord
Agnes Ford
Frank R. Strong
Martha Runnels
Annie Ford McKenny
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Story
Bay State Man Wins Big Music Club Prize
Chicago news reports Robert Francis Allen of Colerain Massachusetts won the $500 first prize in the National Federation of Music Club lyric dance drama competition for his poem Pan in America.
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