Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers forms finance company
Warren Stone announces approval by the State Securities Commission of Columbus for Brotherhood Holding Company with 1,000,000 capital. It marks the first labor backed investment venture for home building and other enterprises, backed by the Engineers Brotherhood and its strong financial assets including a 2,500,000 office building and the Cooperative Bank of Cleveland. Ten thousand shares of preferred stock at 7 percent and 10,000 shares of common stock will be issued with absolute common stock control held in trust for the Brotherhood.
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Edith Cavanagh trains son for boxing career in Brooklyn
Mrs Edith Cavanagh of Brooklyn trains her son as a boxer and views boxing as a promising path for him.
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Edith Cavanagh
Brooklyn
Ford Sterling Remains Involved With Stage And Screen
Screen gossip recalls Ford Sterling once a La Crosse boy who followed John Robinson’s big top as a clown before gaining fame as Keno. He later starred in Uncle Tom’s Cabin and Julius Caesar with a stock troupe, debuted with Keystone, now with Mack Sennett and sometimes directs. He was formerly married to Teddy Sampson and enjoys photography.
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Wisconsin
John’ Robinson
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Keno
Julius Caesar
Keystone Company
Sterling
Teddy Sampson
Comedienne
Madge Evans to Star in Sweet Rosie OGrady
Madge Evans, a youthful film actress, will star in Sweet Rosie OGrady a special picture play based on the well known song.
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Madge Evans
Rosie O’grady
Studios Plan Resumption of Movie Production in March
The industry signals a return to work with Goldwyn and Universal resuming March 15. Metro plans reorganization and restart this month while other studios follow. Freelance workers faced lean months in January and February, though writers and continuists stayed employed. Lasky did not retrench, yet scrapped Real Art, its subsidiary.
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Metro
Lasky
Real Art
Nice People to be Produced by DeMille Cast
Paramount announces that William De Mille will produce the film version of Nice People by Rachel Crothers on his return from New York. The cast includes Wallace Reid Conrad Nagel Wanda Hawley and Bebe Daniels with production to begin shortly. DeMille and his brother Cecil were previously engaged in legitimate stock producing work before entering pictures.
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William de Mille
New York
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Wanda Hawley
Bebe Daniels
Paramount Headquarters
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Cecil
Pictures
Engineer Charged with Manslaughter in Brighton
Edward C. Mullen, 42, a Boston and Albany railroad engineer, appeared in Brighton court on manslaughter charges over the death of Joseph Riordan, 20, of Brighton. Judge Thomas Connelly set $2000 for the grand jury after probable cause was found. The fatal incident allegedly occurred on Christmas Eve at Faneuil station when Riordan, crossing tracks, was struck by an unattached small shifting engine operated by Mullen that failed to stop.
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Faneuil
Rainey Defaults in 25000 Damage Suit In Massachusetts
Edmund A. Davis Jr. of Boston, administrator of Edmund A. Davis, sue Robert A. Rainey of Taunton for 25000 claiming Rainey’s car struck Davis senior on High street Somerset on March 25, 1921, causing fatal injuries. Davis alleges Rainey failed to appear and answer. default motion granted. Service noted at Washington Hotel Taunton.
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Wage Value Gap Narrower Since 1900 Across Trades
The text notes that today’s earnings for workers in manufacturing, coal mining, and construction buy less relative to wages in 1900. It highlights a diminished purchasing value of current pay compared with historical wage standards across these industries.
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Writer John Fleming Wilson Dies in Los Angeles
Noted sea story author and photoplay writer John Fleming Wilson died suddenly in Los Angeles this week. He belonged to Thomas H. Ince’s scenario staff and was a familiar figure in early film circles.
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Los Angeles
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Thomas H. Ince
John Robertson
Josephine Lovett
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Spain
D. W. Griffith
Sands O’ Dee
Mae Marsh
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Charles Kingsley
Notable film figures to attend Loew State Theatre opening
The opening night next Monday will host prominent cinema names including Will Hays former postmaster general and new head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Inc Thomas Ince and Mack Sennett also expected to attend, as the guest list grows.
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Will H. Hays
New Motion Picture Producers and Distributors, Inc
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Mack Sennett
From Villain to Comedian Arthur Housman Starred in New Comedy
Arthur Housman former Selanick player known for heavies will headline a series of comedies directed by Allan Crosland. My Error is the first production with Gladys Leslie Nita Naldi and Count Mario Marillo in supporting roles.
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Selanick
Allan Crosland
Gladys Leslie
Nita Naldi
Count Mario Marillo
Mr. Housman
Marilyn Miller to star in Sally screen version
If all goes well Marilyn Miller will appear on screen in Sally the musical comedy she stars in. Leon Errol and Walter Catlett, stage comedians, will also appear in the screen adaptation. Despite her golden youth and beauty she had never yet appeared on screen.
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Sally
Leon Errol
Walter Catlett
Miss Miller
Film stars and studio details from early 20th century notes
Questions about actors and roles surface from Vitagraph and Goldwyn productions. Mentions Vermont Requse Earle Williams as John Storm in The Christian and Mary Kalil Richard Dix at Goldwyn in Culver City.
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Annie
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Richard Dix
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Maine Central Cuts Fares 10 Percent for Summer Travel
The Maine Central and connecting lines reach a 10 percent fare reduction from Southern and Western points for this summer. The agreement is expected to boost travel to Maine and New England, with roads coordinating to attract visitors and hotel men planning seasonal tourist rates.
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Maine Central Railroad
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