Pola Negri Arrives in America for First Film
Pola Negri, the famed Polish film vamp, lands in New York en route to Hollywood where on Sept. 25 she begins her first American film, a seduction of Robert Hichens Bella Ma. She comments on American fashion and declares pride in being Polish.
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New York
Pola Negri
America
Mme. Negri
Hollywood
Callmia
Robert Hichens
Bella Ma
Hotel St
Fifth Avenue
Margotquith
Lady Astor
Eamon de Valera
Negri
Majestic
Ie Bay
Consulate
Igh
Plonia Chalutez
Pola
Liberty
Europe
Hamilton Pictures Corporation
Hotel Arraigned Over Political Rally Assault
Har vey Iris proprietor of the Central House in North Abington was arraigned on assault charges against Charles Dwyer. Bail set at $1000. The incident arose from a political argument after a rally. Iris fled to his hotel as hundreds chased him and police arrived to end the disturbance.
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North
Abington
Harvey Iris
Central House
Charles Dwyer
Irs
Dwyer
Iris
Drunk man seeks to wed woman who is intoxicated
Charles George Ross, claiming to marry Florence Margaret Emmons Clifford, 19, was brought to Justice Joseph E. Ferreira by Carroll patrol and later detained. Clifford, found intoxicated, was taken to Haymarket Relief Hospital, released, then ill again at work and hospitalized briefly before discharge.
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Joseph E. Ferreira
Washington Street
Charles George Ross
Florence Margaret (Emmons) Clifford
Charles Street
Justice Ferreira
Miss Clifford
Ross
Haymarket Relief Hospital
New Chief Elected in Kentucky Red Men Conference
Robert T. Crowe of La Grange Ky won the great junior sagamore post and led a slate that doubled the combined votes of his two rivals. The convention also named Charles E. Pass and Alfred G. Rutherford to key sagamore roles. A Massasoit statue dedication follows with a Plymouth trip and Boston banquet planned.
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Robert T. Crowe
Lagrange
Sagamore
Order of Red Men
Mr. Crowe
Omer L. Whitmer
Springfield
Ill
J. Guy O’donnell
Covington
John E. Sedwick
Martinsville
Ind
Charles E. Pass
Harrisburg
Penn
Alfred G. Rutherford
Nashville
Harding
Red Men
Coal stock on public market conference planned
Washington, Sept 12. The President's fuel committee and the United States Chamber of Commerce will host a Friday conference with business, industry, railways and public utilities to ease the coal situation. Invitations go to Hoover, Aitchison, Dr. Foster Bain, Julius Barnes, and Alexander Legge.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Spencer
Hoover
Federal Distribution Organization
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aitchison
Bureau of Mines
Foster Bain
Julius Barnes
Alexander Legge
Textile wage talks hinge on 48 hour week in New Hampshire
Secretary Davis joined New Hampshire labor commissioner John Davy and Hugh Kerwin in Washington as textile strike talks focused on a 48 hour week. Mill owners reportedly accept a 25 percent wage rise, but workers demand a 48 hour week instead of 54.
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Washington
New England
New Hampshire
Davis
John §. B. Davie
Hugh A. L. Kerwin
Bureau of Conciliation
Department of Labor
Mr. Davie
R. A. Brown
William C. Liller
Labor Department
Scretary Davis
Tragic Death as Man Falls Under Truck in Cambridge
Fred W Copithorne aged 29 of Beachmont was killed at Main and Windsor streets Cambridge after slipping on wet pavement while jumping from a riding truck. He died en route to Cambridge City Hospital. The truck owned by Daniel Marr & Sons was driven by Martin J Connolly of Somerville. Copithorne had asked the driver not to stop as he prepared to alight.
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Fred W Copithorne
Broad Street
Beachmont
Main
Windsor Streets
Cambridge
Cambridge City Hospital
Daniel Marr & Sons
Broadway
South Boston
Martin J. Connolly
High Street
Somerville
Copithorne
Connolly
Dorchester Contractor Dies En Route to Polls
Peter W. Hill a Dorchester contractor collapsed at Edward Everett square while en route to vote. He died shortly after reaching City Hospital with heart disease listed as the cause of death.
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Peter W. Hill
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Edward Everett Square
City Hospital
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Phil
Ferret
Felix
N.Y. Eve
By Press Pub. Co
Film Vamp
Statue of Liberty
Girl
S. New Chief
Washington, D. C
Strong Wolf
Miss Atwood
Norman W. Garfield
Dorothy Bradford
Atwood
Norman Winthrop Garfield
William Franklin Atwood
Irving Terrace
Sargent School
Garfield
Harvard
Frank Skinner Rice
Walter Garfield
Helen Fowler
Simmons College
Ana Josephine Atwood
Plymouth
New York City
Department of Street Cleaning
the White Company
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Cleveland
Exide
the Electric Storage Battery Co
Philadelphia
Beacon Street
Sec. Davis
N. H
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